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Madelyn is beyond excited to be taking the stage in her favorite Agatha Christie story! Born and raised in Cache Valley, she’s spent the last decade performing on stages at Sky View, USU, and local community companies. Favorite credits include Jo March in Little Women and Janice & Others in Come From Away. In her real life, Madelyn loves to run, hike, read, and go on 24-hour road trips to her favorite national parks. So much love to her friends and family for all of their support!
Cameron is a Logan transplant. Originally from the East Coast, he settled after meeting and marrying a local valley citizen. Cameron has appeared in many plays at the Old Barn Theatre, Cache Theatre, and multiple productions outside the valley. Favorite roles he has played include Charlie in The Foreigner, Johnathan in Arsenic and Old Lace, and Reverend Pennyfather in Death on the Nile. He loves Agatha Christie, and his favorite story from her is Death on the Nile! Many thanks to family and friends for this wonderful opportunity.
Jack is so happy to be doing his first production with LionHeart Hall. Jack is a British-born actor with a Bachelor’s degree in Acting from Utah State University. His most recent work includes Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night and Charlie “the Duck” Clench in One Man Two Guvnors with the Lyric Repertory Theatre. Jack would like to thank his wife Emma for her unconditional love and support through this show’s process.
Sam has been doing Theatre for around 20 years and has loved being on the stage. Some of his favorite roles have been Shrek in Shrek the Musical, Adam Pontapee in 7 Brides for 7 Brothers, and Professor Bhaer in Little Women. When he is not on stage, he likes to hang out with his dog, River, and game, both video and tabletop. This is his first performance on the LionHeart stage, and he is looking forward to playing this part that he has had the opportunity to play two other times.
Tanner is thrilled to be returning to the stage with this talented cast and crew in And Then There Were None. Recent credits include Come From Away (director) Hello, Girls (Assistant Director) at LionHeart Hall, The Prince of Egypt (Ensemble), and Daddy Long Legs (Director). When he’s not involved in theatre, Tanner enjoys baking sourdough bread, spending time with friends, and playing games. Tanner would like to extend his heartfelt thanks to his biggest cheerleaders, his Mom and Dad, for their endless love, encouragement, and unwavering support as he continues to pursue his dreams. Love you!
An oldie to the stage but a newbie to LionHeart Hall, Anna is stoked to be a part of this production of And Then There Were None. Working with Director Micah Coombs is a must, and rejoining old friends and meeting new faces is a joy. Anna’s most recent production was “Blythe Spirit” with Four Seasons Theater Company in 2025, and she is looking forward to “Pride and Prejudice” with the new Riverbend Community Theater in 2027. When Anna’s not on stage following a script, she highly enjoys going off the cuff in improv and spending all her minutes with friends and family. Ideally, she would dispose of sleep altogether, as there are too many fun things to do.
Cary Youmans is a native Boisean who moved to Logan, UT in 2011. From 2013 to 2025, he worked in the Utah State University Music Department as a Staff Assistant, then as Academic Advisor for Music Majors. His first role in Cache Valley was Col. Pickering in the 2017 production of “My Fair Lady.” Notable roles include Tevye (Music Theatre West, 2017), Pellinore/Merlin (Cache Theatre Company, 2018), Selsdon Mowbry (Cache Theatre Company, 2019), Pozzo (Cache Valley Actor’s Club, 2024), and Shylock (MTW/CTC, 2025). He also appears frequently as “the man up north” in Pickleville Theatre’s Christmas productions. He is very glad to be back on stage in Curtains and Cuisine’s production of “And Then There Were None.” He is forever grateful to his spouse, Reid Youmans, for his love, understanding, support, and long hours running lines with him.
It's been an absolute wizard opportunity for Todd to take a slightly more serious turn (though, it is just slightly more serious) as the bold, devil-may-care Anthony James Marston in Agatha Christie’s classic tale of guilt and isolation. By day, he terrorizes college students with his statistics lectures; by night (and on weekends), he’s found a tremendous amount of joy and self-discovery since returning to theatre nearly two years ago. Recent credits include Donkey (Shrek), Uncle Fester (Addams Family), Smee (Peter and the Starcatcher), Oaken (Frozen), and Oz & others (Come From Away). He is endlessly grateful for the love and support of his family—Tiana (who is covering some of his lectures so he can perform) and Ben—both of whom will be in the audience cheering him on.
Colin has enjoyed being in this show and the opportunity to meet new cast members. He has prior experience with various productions at Old Barn Theater. In his spare time, he likes gaming, going out in nature, and cooking specialty pastas.
McKenna Finley has loved theatre since she was six. From singing and dancing every spare moment to discovering how shows came together, she's learned as much as she can in her years of shows and school. She studied Theatre Education at USU and received her Utah State teaching license for K-12 education. She loves improv, performance, stage managing, dramaturgy, set design, and directing. Outside of theatre, she enjoys crocheting, reading romantasy, D&D, Dr. Pepper, scary movies, and thrifting. She's loved working with this cast and crew, bringing Agatha Christie's genius to life. She wants to thank her husband, family, and friends for the support they've given her through all of the shows, rehearsals, and projects.
Connor is excited and honored to be taking on multiple roles in this incredible show, getting to be in the cast and the crew! He is an avid Agatha Christie reader, and And Then There Were None remains his favorite. He‘s enjoyed theater and music most of his life. Shortly after moving to Logan this past spring, he had the opportunity to play as Robert Dempsey and others in The Hello Girls. When he is not on stage, you can find him running, playing board games and D&D, and singing (if you find some guy singing awkwardly and loudly on the sidewalk, that’s probably him).
Micah finds such joy and accomplishment from performing in shows and directing with his wife. He directs the annual musical at Mount Logan Middle School while also teaching English/Language Arts, Drama and Debate. He has also acted in many productions throughout the last decade with some of his favorite roles being Fagin in Oliver!, Daddy Murphy in Bright Star, Judge Lawrence Wargrave in ...And Then There Were None, Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol and most recently Claude and Others in Come From Away.
Joy is so grateful for the opportunity to assistant direct …And Then There Were None. Joy also helps with putting on the musical productions at Mount Logan Middle School each year with her husband. Joy enjoys being involved in all aspects of theatre whether being on or backstage including helping out with productions at the Old Barn Community Theatre. Her favorite acting roles have been Reba in You Can't Take It With You, The General in Guys and Dolls and Mrs. Sowerberry in Oliver!. You can find Joy teaching preschool for Logan City School District where her students can be some of her toughest critics.
Ellie Stankiewicz has worked behind the stage for over twelve years in nearly every role of production while travelling across the country. Her favorite tech experience (apart from the production you'll see tonight) was writing and directing "The Other Side of the Stage" with the South Bend Civic Theatre. Since moving to Logan, she has enjoyed working with LionHeart Hall and the Cache Theatre Company as a sound operator. Off the stage, Ellie works as an archaeologist, plays gigs, and teaches piano when she has the time. She wouldn't be where she was without the support and ear of her husband, Luke.
Connor is excited and honored to be taking on multiple roles in this incredible show, getting to be in the cast and the crew! He is an avid Agatha Christie reader, and And Then There Were None remains his favorite. He‘s enjoyed theater and music most of his life. Shortly after moving to Logan this past spring, he had the opportunity to play as Robert Dempsey and others in The Hello Girls. When he is not on stage, you can find him running, playing board games and D&D, and singing (if you find some guy singing awkwardly and loudly on the sidewalk, that’s probably him).
Tanner is thrilled to be returning to the stage with this talented cast and crew in And Then There Were None. Recent credits include Come From Away (director) Hello, Girls (Assistant Director) at LionHeart Hall, The Prince of Egypt (Ensemble), and Daddy Long Legs (Director). When he’s not involved in theatre, Tanner enjoys baking sourdough bread, spending time with friends, and playing games. Tanner would like to extend his heartfelt thanks to his biggest cheerleaders, his Mom and Dad, for their endless love, encouragement, and unwavering support as he continues to pursue his dreams. Love you!
Megan has loved theater for as long as she can remember. She tried acting once and quickly discovered that her heart belonged behind the scenes, where she could help bring other people’s stories to life. Although this is her first formal production as a costumer, Megan brings years of experience working with people and children, producing stage productions as Director of Distinguished Young Women, and helping others discover their personal style and dress for who they are and how they live. She believes clothing is a powerful part of storytelling—and that the right costume can help an actor step into a character and make that character feel real. She may be new to production costuming, but she has been putting together killer Halloween costumes for years, so she feels well prepared for the adventure. She is grateful for the opportunity to be part of this production and honored to help tell this story from behind the scenes.
McKenna Finley has loved theatre since she was six. From singing and dancing every spare moment to discovering how shows came together, she's learned as much as she can in her years of shows and school. She studied Theatre Education at USU and received her Utah State teaching license for K-12 education. She loves improv, performance, stage managing, dramaturgy, set design, and directing. Outside of theatre, she enjoys crocheting, reading romantasy, D&D, Dr. Pepper, scary movies, and thrifting. She's loved working with this cast and crew, bringing Agatha Christie's genius to life. She wants to thank her husband, family, and friends for the support they've given her through all of the shows, rehearsals, and projects.
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