Allie Seibold (Nurse/Mrs./Billie): Allie Seibold is thrilled to be performing in her home state of New Jersey! Recently, she was seen starring as Alice in the Broadway League 29 Hour Reading of Alice in Neverland. After Sunday, she will be starring as Molly in Ghost: The Musical (alongside her real-life husband, as Sam!) She has toured nationally and internationally with The Lightning Thief, Disney on Classic, and Footloose. Some of her favorite credits include: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (North Shore Music Theatre), Clybourne Park (Music Theatre of Connecticut), See What I Wanna See (Arc Stages), The Twelfth Night Show (Artis Tree Music Theatre Festival). She’d like to thank Eamon and the Axelrod team for including her in this incredible production. She'd also like to thank Seth, her family, and friends for their endless support. BFA MT Boston Conservatory www.allieseibold.com

Bridget Gooley (Celeste 2/ Naomi): Bridget Gooley is thrilled to be performing on the Axelrod Stage! She is an actor and a teaching artist based in Central NJ. Favorite acting credits include Into the Woods (Little Red), The Fields of Ambrosia (Surflight Theater), and Wiley and the Hairy Man (Wiley). Recent directing credits include Les Miserables. She is a proud JMU Theatre alum. Bridget would like to thank her family and friends for their constant support of her dreams! @bridgetgooley on socials :)

Giana Carroll (Dancer): Giana Carroll began her dance training at the age of five with South Jersey Ballet where she studied ballet, modern and jazz. She participated in their annual Nutcracker and spring productions in which she performed lead roles. Giana holds a BFA in dance from Adelphi University where she graduated in May 2022. While studying at Adelphi, she had the opportunity to perform works choreographed by Frank Augustyn, Orion Duckstein, Larry Keigwin, Juan Rodriguez, Paul Taylor and Rasta Thomas. Currently, she is a company member at Axelrod Contemporary Ballet Theatre. While dancing with Axelrod, she has performed works by Gabriel Chajnik, Andrea Weber and Blakeley White-Mcguire

Isabel Lagana (Frieda/Mr./Naomi): Isabel Lagana is overjoyed to be joining the company of Sunday in the Park with George at Axelrod Performing Arts Center this season. A graduate of Montclair State University’s BFA Acting program (class of 2021), Isabel works as a performer, director, choreographer and (as of December) a yoga teacher. She was most recently seen as Patsy Cline in Always…Patsy Cline and Kathy Seldon in Singin’ in the Rain at Priscilla Beach Theatre in Plymouth, MA. Her previous credits include: Something Rotten (Bea), The Names We Gave Him (Virginie), The Rover (Florinda), Lysistrata (Ismenia), Wedding Band; A Love Hate Story in Black and White (Annabelle) and The Bungler (ensemble). Sunday is perhaps her most formative introduction to musical theater and she would like to dedicate her performance to her mom, who paused many a canvas to raise Isabel and six more; may she finish all the hats and give us more to see.

Kevin Arnold (Franz/Dennis): Kevin Arnold is an actor and tenor from North Augusta, SC. Throughout his young career, Arnold has performed a variety of roles across the country, notably Donald in the original off-Broadway production of 5th Avenue!, The Scarlet Pimpernel in The Scarlet Pimpernel (Logos Theatre), Chip in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Theatre of the Big Bend), Telly in Godspell (Centre Stage), Giuseppe in Light in the Piazza (Tryon Shakespeare), Brad in Rocky Horror Show (Edgefield Theatre Co.), and Marius in Les Misérables (Aiken Playhouse). Arnold has performed various classical works too, portraying the title role in Abu Hassan (Grand Strand Opera), Aaron in Speed Dating Tonight! (Converse Opera) and served as a tenor soloist for Saint-Saëns’s “Oratorio de Noël” (Southeastern Oratorio Society), Vaughn Williams’ “Serenade to Music” (Cantorei Chamber Choir), and “Hadel’s Messiah” (Clemson Singers). Arnold received a BA in Performing Arts from Clemson University and was honored to accept the Outstanding Student in Performing Arts award in 2021. Kevin is so grateful to work alongside such a talented and generous company, and extends his humble gratitude to his family, mentors, and his partner, Daniela, for their support.

Sarah Takash (Dancer): Sarah Takash (she/her) is a dancer and visual artist originally from Brielle, New Jersey. She is thrilled to return to Monmouth County to join APAC in this performance of Sunday in the Park with George. Sarah graduated Summa Cum Laude from the Ailey School and Fordham University with a BFA in dance and a double major in visual arts with a concentration in photography. As a student at the Ailey School, she had the honor of performing with the Ailey Company for 3 of their New York City Center seasons in “Memoria” by Alvin Ailey. Additionally, she danced the works of William Forsythe, Robert Battle, and Jessica Lang on stages including New York City Center, the David Koch Theater at Lincoln Center, and the Ailey Citigroup Theater. She had the privilege of working with Francesca Harper, Ronnie Favors, and Kanji Segawa among others. Upon graduation, Sarah performed with Boston Dance Theater on stages such as the Henry J. Lier Outdoor Stage at Jacob's Pillow and the ICA Boston. Sarah joined Axelrod Contemporary Ballet Theater this holiday season for their production of Polar Express and this February Jungle Book. Prior to her education at Ailey and Fordham, Sarah began dancing at the age of 3 at the Spring Lake School of Dance and completed all Royal Academy of Dance vocational exams with distinction. She later trained at The Academy of Dance Arts in Tinton Falls where she danced leading roles in The Nutcracker, Cinderella, and the Wizard of Oz. Sarah supplemented her training at summer programs with Nederlands Dans Theater, Art of Ballet Zurich, The Juilliard School, Arts Umbrella, and American Ballet Theater NYC.

Alyssa Harris (Dancer): Alyssa Harris began her ballet training under Katya Strelnikova and grew up traveling to compete in numerous prestigious ballet competitions. Alyssa was awarded 3rd place in the contemporary solo section of World Ballet Art Competition, she qualified and competed in the final rounds taking place in Niagara Falls Canada. To further her studies in dance Alyssa completed her BFA in Dance at Adelphi University, training under Frank Augustyn (National Ballet of Canada) and Orion Duckstein (Paul Taylor Dance Company) where she excelled in ballet and modern dance. Upon graduating with honors, Alyssa immediately began dancing professionally with the Axelrod Contemporary Ballet Theater and has performed in a wide variety of over ten productions produced by artistic director Gabriel Chajnik, including leading roles in Threes a Crowd, Dancing in the Dark, The Nutcracker Rocks, Something’s Coming, as well as Architects of Dance, where Alyssa performed in works choreographed by Andrea Weber and Blakely White-McGuire. Alyssa also holds a love for teaching dance with the Axelrod Academy and directing the ballet program with Unique Performing Arts Center, focusing on ballet, pointe, and classical repertoire. Outside of dance, Alyssa is a dietetic graduate student pursuing a Master of Science in Applied Nutrition and Dietetics with the University of New England to pursue goals of combining her love for dance with sports nutrition and functional medicine.

Dylan Randazzo (Louie/Lee): Dylan Randazzo is thrilled to be joining this company of amazing artists in his first (and favorite) Sondheim show! Recent credits include The Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz (Vital Theatre Company, Off Bway), Forever Plaid (Plaza Theatrical), Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (NJ State Theatre), Something Rotten (Middlesex County Plays in the Park). Dylan recently graduated from Marymount Manhattan College with a BFA in Musical Theatre. You can also see Dylan as Cody in the upcoming indie feature Band on the Run, coming later in 2024. Immense amount of thanks to this production team and cast for the opportunity, and all his love to Mom, Dad, Jake, Nina, Luke, and his family and friends for their constant support. He would like to dedicate this performance to his Aunt Kim.

Gillian Worek (Dancer): Gillian Worek grew up in New Jersey training with Meg McMenamin at Country Roads Dance Academy and with Julie Caprio at Ballet Technique. She is a graduate of Indiana University, where she received a BS in Ballet and an Outside Field in Psychology. As a student, she performed in Michael Vernon’s The Nutcracker, Jerome Robbins’ Fanfare, Mark Morris’ Sandpaper Ballet, and various ballets choreographed by George Balanchine. Gillian spent two seasons as an Apprentice with the Sarasota Ballet under the direction of Iain Webb, where she performed works choreographed by Sir Frederick Ashton, Sir Peter Wright, George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, and Ricardo Graziano. In the summer of 2019, Gillian performed as a dancer in the opera, Nixon in China, choreographed and staged by Graham Lustig. She has also performed as an Artist with Axelrod Contemporary Ballet Theater since 2020, where she performed works by Gabriel Chajnik, Paul Taylor, Blakeley White-McGuire, and Andrea Weber.

James C. Harris (Boatman/Charles Redmond): James C. Harris is a multifaceted singer and actor based in New York City. He has been seen off-Broadway, regionally, and on operatic stages across the country. Recent NY credits include Human: A New Ancient Musical and “54 Sings INSIDE” at 54 Below, Audrey: The New Musical (The Players Theatre), Secret of the Possible (14th St Y Theatre), and Will Wilson Saves the World (Spark Theatre Festival). Other theatre credits include Songs for a New World (Limelight Theatre Company) and All Is Calm… (Franklin Theatre Works). Operas include La bohème at Spoleto Festival USA, Oedipus Rex at Opera Philadelphia, and L’enfant et les sortilèges with The Philadelphia Orchestra. James is a proud graduate of Westminster Choir College (BM) and Manhattan School of Music (MM) as well as a member of the Actors’ Equity Association and the American Guild of Musical Artists. Read more at www.jamescharris.net.

Lindsay Jorgensen (Dance/Captain): Lindsay Jorgensen is from Lawrenceville, New Jersey. Theatre credits: Swing and Assistant Director/Choreographer in The Prom (Axelrod PAC) and Cha Cha in Grease (Axelrod PAC). She has performed with Ballet Nepantla, Buglisi Dance Theatre, American Repertory Ballet, and Axelrod Contemporary Ballet Theater. She graduated summa cum laude from the Ailey/Fordham B.F.A. Dance Program, where she holds degrees in Dance and English. She also was awarded departmental honors in Dance from the university. Lindsay teaches for Steps Youth Program, Brooklyn Ballet School, and the American Repertory Ballet Trainee Program. She also holds a certificate in Creative Writing from the University of Pennsylvania.

Anthony Cataldo (Soldier/Alex): Anthony Cataldo’s credits include - Tour: Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical (Grinch), Escape to Margaritaville (1st National) Regional: Beautiful The Carole King Musical (Low Righteous Brother - Ogunquit Playhouse, Tuacahn Center for the Arts), Honeymoon in Vegas (Buddy Rocky, Roy Bacon - Slowburn Theatre), Oklahoma! (Curly McClain - Wagon Wheel), Matilda (Mr. Wormwood - Slowburn Theatre), Elf (Buddy - Wagon Wheel), Peter and the Starcatcher (Black Stache - Wagon Wheel), A Chorus Line (Zach - The Wick), Sunday in the Park with George (Louis/Billy Webster - NC Summer Rep) Education: University of North Carolina at Greensboro. @anthonyscataldo

Ella Mangano (Louise): Ella Magano is honored to be part of Sunday in the Park with George at Axelrod Performing Arts Center. She has most recently appeared in Matilda the Musical (Matilda) with Premier Theatre Company, Annie the Musical (Annie) with Raritan Performing Arts, Scrooge the Musical (Kathy Cratchit) with Premier Theatre Company. Ella was the recipient of the Count Basie Award for the “The Future of Theater” for her role as Annie. She trains voice & musical theatre at Rositano Studios. Ella would like to thank Eamon for believing in her and for making her dreams come true. To the whole cast and crew for making this show so much fun. Of course, to her family for supporting her through this journey and her passion for musical theatre

Giuliana Augello (Celeste 1/Elaine) - Giuliana Augello (she/her) is over the moon to be returning to Axelrod Performing Arts Center! She was last seen as Marian/Chiara in their 2022 production of The Bridges of Madison County. National Tour: Jesus Christ Superstar 50th Anniversary (Ensemble, u/s Soul Singers). Regional: Theatre Aspen, The Rev, Axelrod PAC, and CLOC. Syracuse University BFA MT 2021. There are not enough thanks in the WORLD for her family, friends, Cole, & kitties. Humbled and grateful. @giulianaaugello @nextstopcreatives

Katie Davis (Yvonne/Harriet): Katie Davis is elated to be a part of this special production of Sunday In The Park! She holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Montclair State University in Montclair, NJ (Go Redhawks!). A few of her favorite credits include Claire De Loone (On the Town), Eliza Doolittle (My Fair Lady), Cinderella’s Stepmother (Into the Woods), and Hucklebee (The Fantasticks). She was most recently a part of the Ensemble in A Christmas Carol at Wagon Wheel Center For The Arts this past December. She would like to thank her family and friends for being her biggest supporters! Big thanks to Eamon and Mr. Sondheim himself for making this all happen. For more: katiegdavis.com // Instagram: @katt.davis

Olivia Miranda (Dancer): Olivia Miranda, an original member of Axelrod Contemporary Ballet Theater, joined the company in 2018 after graduating from The Ailey School and Fordham University with a B.F.A. in Dance and English. She previously danced with Ballet Hispanico's BHdos and as a freelance artist in New York and New Jersey. Olivia has performed works by Alvin Ailey, Paul Taylor, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, Colby Damon, Graham Lustig, Riccardo de Nigris, Andrea Weber, and Kanji Segawa. She has performed at Lincoln Center with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and the Apollo Theater with Ballet Hispanico. Olivia has presented and performed choreographic works at Asbury Park Dance Festival, Ailey Citigroup Theatre, Dixon Place, Rider University, The Tank NYC, and Bell Works. She has taught dance in New Jersey for over six years and continues to teach at local studios as well as Princeton Ballet School. In addition to her dancing, Olivia is a passionate yoga practitioner and certified yoga instructor.