Leslie most recently performed at Ovation West in Instant Musical: Improv with a Tune and as Dolly in Annie Get your Gun. Leslie created and performed in three cabarets at the Vintage Theatre: Leslie’s History of Wrong Guys (3-time sellout!), Show Business is No Business (according to my accountant), & Working Girl: The Day-Job Cabaret. She’s performed at the Arvada Center, Breckenridge Backstage Theatre, Vintage Theatre, Town Hall Arts Center, Miners Alley, Curious Theatre, Performance Now, Country Dinner Playhouse, Walden Family Playhouse, Pinnacle Dinner Theatre, and many more.

You may have seen her as a Bad Idea Bear/Mrs. Thistletwat in 4 versions of Avenue Q, as Winnifred, Once Upon a Mattress, Rose, Enchanted April, 3 different roles in Godspell, Matt Damon in Matt and Ben, Sister Mary Amnesia in Nunsense, Artie, Eleemosynary, Mary, The Language Archive, or Little Sally, Urinetown. Leslie also wrote and starred in Notorious Victoria about the life of Victoria Woodhull, who ran for president in 1872. Leslie has her master’s in music from Boston Conservatory.

Daniel is thrilled to be back at it again with the funniest musical that's never been written! During the interim he played Mr.Darcy in Front Range theater's Pride and Prejudice. As well as film and perform in a KickAss 72hr film festival called "The Box". Thank you again for making your way into the show here tonight please enjoy!

"She's the reason I come see improv" -Mayor of Evergreen

"Katrina is the hero of Evergreen theater" - Katrina's middle school students

"Wow! I had no idea you were so funny and talented and amazing at improv!" - the entire cast of Whose Line Is It Anyway

As you can see, Katrina is a critically acclaimed improviser in Evergreen. She's been performing here since 1998 and has to plan to stop anytime soon. When not on stage, Katrina can be found teaching math to middle schoolers or going on adventures with her sweet husband and adorable dog.

Declared a “skyscraping tenor” in a review by Arkansan music critic Eric Harrison, Dr. Charles Moore hails from Kingston, Jamaica, and had his early music beginnings in the Boys Choir of the St. Richard’s Catholic School under the baton of internationally renowned conductor and musician Lloyd Hall. Dr. Moore still maintains and active performance schedule.