Riley O’Sullivan is a senior at Saint John XXIII. Prior to high school, he began his theatre career in "Annie Jr." in 7th grade as Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks along with some community theatre productions. Since freshman year, he has performed in every show, most notable being George Bailey in "It’s A Wonderful Life: A Radio Play" and the world premiere of "The Chancellors: A Hip-Hop Musical." This will be his first non-acting role in a theatre production as stage manager. After graduation, he intends to study Theology and Philosophy.

The Trevor O'Sullivan, senior at Saint John XXIII has appeared in a number of productions as various characters including Romeo in "Zombeo and Juliet", Rich Gravee in "Murder Most Fowl", and several others. Not only is he an experienced actor, he dabbles in the tech world of theatre ranging from positions such as assistant director, head of tech, and audio/visual directing. The pinnacle of his high school theatre history thus far has been co-writing and co-producing "The Chancellors: A Hip-Hop Musical". Trevor's post-high school plans involve working sound at White Oak Music Hall and taking jobs at PSAV. He also enjoys the simple things in life such as seventy-six degree weather with scattered clouds.

During his time in high school he has had the opportunity to participate in a variety of shows, both as an actor or as tech crew. He has enjoyed the experiences he has been able to have with the theatre department at St. John XXIII and he looks forward to continue participating in theatre activities. In addition to theatre, he spends his free time UFO watching, writing child friendly post modern new age fan fiction based on obscure web comics, underwater basket weaving, professional Frisbee competitions, and generally being up to no good.