Music Theatre Company
CTA’s newest company was formed in the spring of 2022 and named after the infamous stage left entrance of Theatre Salina, which is used by performers for rehearsals and production. It seemed appropriate to name our new music theatre company after a door that carries so much meaning in our theatrical world. These students audition for their spot in the company and are held to the highest standards at CTA. . Additionally SD1 members are required to audition for two SCT shows every year, as well as take part in all of the outreach programs CTA has partnered with. They are considered leaders at CTA and practice encouraging mindful techniques both in class time and outside of class time.
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Carley Pierce is a senior at Ell-Saline and is in her second year of Stage Door 1 as a Captain. Music theater training offers her the ability to develop and recognize my own emotions in a way that benefits me everyday and in the future. If she were a candy bar she would be a Watchamacallit, because she lis the perfect mixture of sweetness and saltiness.
Addilyn Jagodzinske is a sophomore at Salina Central. This is her second year in Stage Door 1, this year she has advanced from her position as Junior Captain last year to Captain. Music theater offers her a safe place to express herself and enjoy doing so. It has allowed her to open up and feel confident. If she were a candybar, she would be a Cookies and Cream Twix, because they are fun and sweet.
Gabriel Freeland is a sophomore at Salina Central High School. This is his sedon year in Stage Door 1 and his first year as Junior Captain.
Mara Mondt is a senior at Southeast of Saline and is in her second year of Stage Door 1. Music theatre gives her a place to explore her emotions and gives me a place to connect with like minded people. If she was a candy bar, she would be a Kit Kat, because she doesn’t mind sharing and they are made to be shared.
Mac Sheforgen is a sophomore at Salina Central High School and is in his second year in Stage Door 1. Music theater training offers him the ability to express his emotions and energy on stage in a fun way. If he were a candy bar he would be a Reeses Peanut Butter Cup.
Katie Morgan is a sophomore at Salina Central and is in her second year in Stage Door 1. Music theater offers her a place to advance my skills, meet new people and have fun experiences. If she was a candy bar, she would be a Snickers, because of all the different components that somehow work together.
Oscar Sheforgen is an eighth grader at Lakewood middle school and is in his second year of Stage Door 1. Music theater improves his social skills and gives him the ability to react to embarrassment better. It, also, allows him to better his relationship with his brother. If he were a candy bar, he would be a 100 Grand, because it’s the best of all worlds. It has chocolate, a crunch, and a chewy caramel.
Erin Dolezal is a freshman at Smoky Valley Middle School and is in her second year of Stage Door 1.
Sloan Homelvig is a freshman at Salina South High School and is in her second year of Stage Door 1. Music theatre has helped her gain a lot of confidence and I love improving her stage kid. If she was a candy bar, she would be a Snickers, because she is fun loving and sassy.
Atticus Reynolds is an eighth grader in homeschool and it is his first year in Stage Door 1. Music theater has helped him with his diction, and his projection. If he were a candy bar, he would be a Butterfinger, because he’s a surprise.
William Howe is an eighth grader at Lakewood Middle School and his first year of Stage Door 1. He loves everything about music theater. It allows him to emote and realize different emotions in his everyday life. Theater is also a wonderful art form that can speak to everyone. If he were a candy bar, he would be a Snickers, because they are really fun but also have many different layers. Good all around.
Ava Weaverling is a freshman at Salina Central, and it is her first year in Stage Door 1. Music theater training has allowed her to grow in confidence and it gives her a way to express herself. It has made me feel like she has a voice and that she is important. If she was a candy bar, she would be a Milky Way, because she thinks they are very “go with the flow”.
