David Bourgeois (Rev. Duncan Woolery)

David is thrilled to be back at the Forst Inn as Duncan. David did 116 performances here of “Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up”, and 83 performances as Tony in “Tony ‘N Tina’s Wedding”. David has had Leading Roles in 199 different Operas, Plays, and Musicals throughout his lifetime. Since retirring from teaching music in 2020 David has been cast in 35 Independent Films, a television commercial, several modeling jobs, a pilot and 13 episode television show, and a music video for a punk rock band. David sings with Sheboygan’s Lakeshore Chorale and is Vice President of the Organization.  David is on the Mariners Trail Executive Committee and Co President of the Mariners Trail Gardeners. David sings the National Anthem for several organizations throughout Northeast Wisconsin.

Pete Dignan (Dr. Myers)

Jessica Iannitello (Meg)

Jessica is thrilled to be on the Forst Inn Stage once again! You may have seen her earlier this season as Cassie in Rumors, or last month as Percy Talbot in GBCT’s production of The Spitfire Grill. She would like to thank Hannah for her unwaveringly fun leadership, and the rest of the cast and crew for all the time they’ve poured into this production. Lastly, she’d like to dedicate this performance to her nephew Joseph, because making him laugh and smile is among her first goals every day. Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam!

Corey McElroy (Jake Cable)

Corey is excited to return to the Forst Inn stage as Jack Gable in Ken Ludwig’s Leading Ladies. After portraying the morally questionable Lesgate in Dial M for Murder, Corey is happy to trade murder and suspense for mistaken identities, outrageous disguises, and a healthy dose of physical comedy. A longtime fan of a good farce, Corey is enjoying the opportunity to play Jack, a well-meaning but somewhat gullible actor who seems perfectly content to let his partner Leo do most of the thinking. Of course, following Leo’s lead proves considerably more complicated than Jack might have anticipated, particularly when it involves an increasingly entertaining series of costume changes. Corey is grateful for another opportunity to perform at the Forst Inn and hopes audiences have as much fun watching the chaos unfold as the cast has bringing it to life. As always, thanks to Aubrey, Johannah, Phoenix, and Gizzy for their love and support.

Em Schaller (Audrey)

Em is excited to be a face at the Forst Inn yet again, and alongside her dad (Marty), no less!! She was most recently seen at the Forst in the American Idiot ensemble, having the time of her life rocking out to Green Day on her favorite stage in the area. While Em considers the Forst Inn her home theater, she has also appeared in many other productions in the greater Manitowoc area, totaling up to almost 40 shows since she first started in 2010. When not on the stage, she likes to keep involved in productions, whether she’s costume designing, bartending, or simply sitting in the audience supporting her talented artist friends. Outside of the theater world, Em enjoys playing cozy video games, thrifting, learning new craft hobbies, and cuddling with her cats. She would like to extend her gratitude to her friends, family, and partner for all their love and support of her passion for the arts. Have an exhilarating (that means fun) time!!

Marty Schaller (Leo Clark)

Marty has longed for the opportunity to revisit this gem of a farce since performing as the “other leading lady” in the Manitowoc Masquers’ production of Leading Ladies twelve years ago. Over the past 14 years he has performed in about three dozen shows – mostly at the Forst Inn and on the Masquers’ stage. Favorite roles include Bruce Ismay (The Last Lifeboat),  Einstein (Picasso at the Lapin Agile), Jack/Stephanie (Leading Ladies), and Franz Liebkind (The Producers). He is excited to be part of this awesome Leading Ladies cast, including his daughter Em, and can’t wait to hear the audience’s laughter! Much love and many thanks to Sara and Em for their love and support.

Sue Voskamp (Florence)

Sue Voskamp is well-pleased to tread the boards of the Forst Inn stage once again as Florence:  a most curmudgeonly crone. She embraces Florence’s wardrobe and taste in furnishings, but none of her crotchety demeanor—Sue is a delight through and through. No stranger to the fellowship of players, she has also worked with Evergreen and Green Bay Community Theaters both on stage and with production. To her beloved kin and true friends—without whose constant favor and sweet succor she could not strut her hour upon the stage—she rendereth her deepest gratitude.