Tyler has been a featured performer with Utah Opera, Utah Symphony, The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, Hale Centre Theatre, and Salt Lake Choral Artists. He has also performed with Indianapolis Opera, Opera Idaho, Lyrical Opera Theatre, and Opera Pacific. His favorite roles include Pirate King, Falstaff, Marcello, and Scarpia.

Karllen is an established actress, vocalist, director and choreographer across the Wasatch Front. She studied opera, theatre and directing at Weber State University where she received her BFA in Voice. She has recently been seen as Meg March in Little Women, Phoebe Dysquith in “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder” and Carol-Ann in “Five Carols for Christmas.” Karllen is also a proud member of the Utah Opera Chorus. When she isn’t on or backstage, she’s raising two little girls with her husband, Joe.

Alan Smith (Frederick) is excited to be in his first show at Parker Theater. He is originally from Oregon but moved to Utah to attend school and recently finished his doctoral degree in music from the University of Utah. He has performed a variety of role in musical theater, operetta, and opera including a season as a resident artist at the Ohio Light Opera. Alan also sings with the Utah Opera and has performed at Centerpoint Theater and Desert Star.

Owen LOVES Gilbert & Sullivan and especially Pirates of Penzance. So much that it enticed him to return to the stage after MANY years. Owen's stage roles include Captain Nemo (20,000 Leagues Under the Sea), Claudius (Hamlet) Captain Hook (Peter Pan) and Cardinal Richileu (Three Musketeers). Trained in Illustration at Art Center College of Design, Owen has produced images for hundreds of theatrical set designs, editorial, advertising and popular young adult fiction book covers.

Danny is excited to be doing his first show with Parker Theatre. No stranger to the stage, Danny was last seen at Desert Star Theater as Mac in A White Christmas Story. Some of Danny's favorite roles include Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, Donkey in Shrek, Sebastian in The Little Mermaid, Fester in The Addams Family, and Lonny in Rock of Ages. "Special thanks to my family and friends for your love and support. Your are the strength in my arm and the keen in my senses."

Connor is from Maryville, Tennessee. He has a Bachelors in Music Theater Performance from Mars Hill University, and is currently the Assistant Director of Show Design at Evermore Park. While he loves building things and performing in that improv space, the stage is where his true passion lies. He has performed in several productions back east, but this is his first role outside of Evermore in this area.

Danny is excited to be doing his first show with Parker Theatre. No stranger to the stage, Danny was last seen at Desert Star Theater as Mac in A White Christmas Story. Some of Danny's favorite roles include Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, Donkey in Shrek, Sebastian in The Little Mermaid, Fester in The Addams Family, and Lonny in Rock of Ages. "Special thanks to my family and friends for your love and support. Your are the strength in my arm and the keen in my senses."

Daniel is very excited to join the Parker Theatre for the first time! Some favorite past roles include the Baker in Into the Woods (BroadwayWorld Regional Award nominee) and Marcellus Washburn in The Music Man. When he's not on stage or in the rehearsal hall, Daniel works as a sales research specialist and wandmaker. Special thanks to Daniel's family and friends for their support.

James is now in his third show with the Parker Theater, having enjoyed both of his roles last year in Hamlet and The Pumpkin Giant. As a lifelong musical performer, and a long-time admirer of Gilbert and Sullivan's work, he jumped at the chance to join this pirate crew. James hopes to continue working with the Parker in both musical and dramatic roles.

I will write one later im sorry I’m just trying to get this in now lol! 

Katherine is all a flutter at the opportunity to perform in this jolly operetta. She was last seen as Lucy in Bright Star at CenterPoint Theater. “Thanks to my Mark for letting me bask in his sunshine”

Alicia began studying voice at Mesa Community College. She completed an undergraduate degree in vocal performance at Brigham Young University. During that time she had the opportunity to teach BYU's Slavic Choir. Alicia earned a masters degree in voice at the University of Utah. Past roles include Berta in Il barbiere di Siviglia, Pitti Sing in the Mikado, Amahl in Amahl and the night Visitors, Athamas in Semele and Zita in Gianni Schicchi. Alicia loves working with her voice students and watching them progress. She uses her spare time for painting, sculpting and sewing

The stage has been at the heart of Alice’s life since age 6. Alice grew up in Northern New York, where she studied Musical Theatre at SUNY Geneseo. She moved to Salt Lake in 2020, and has been grateful to find a thriving theatre community here. She most recently performed as Rizzo in Grease this past summer. She would like to thank her wife, Charley, for bringing her to Utah, and for supporting her endlessly. 

Elizabeth Myers is excited to be back on the stage at Parker Theatre! She was last seen on this stage as Princess Adrianna Diana in The Pumpkin Giant and Alice in Alice in Wonderland. She was also a part of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe at this theatre. A few of her favorite roles over the years have been Alice (Alice in Wonderland), Wendy (Peter Pan), and Laurey (Oklahoma!). She is delighted to be involved with this show, and she hopes that you enjoy watching it as much as she enjoys performing it!

Doug is excited to be back on stage. Although he has been in the orchestra pit (trumpet) multiple times, this is only his second time on stage for a production. His previous role was Charlie Cowell in The Music Man. Doug comes from a musical family and has been in multiple bands, orchestras, and choirs throughout his life. He was president of Madrigals at Highland High and was director of his local church choir for multiple years.  A highlight for Doug was being part of the University of Utah Marching Band, performing in front thousands of fans and travelling to many venues across the country.

Logan was last seen on stage at the Hopebox Theater’s production of “25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” as William Barfèe. This is his first production here at the Parker Theater and is excited to be able to share his talents on this stage. He has recently been seen at CenterPoint Theater as well in their production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat as Dan/Baker. He’s very grateful for all his friends and family for their support through the years in partaking of his favorite pastime, and hope they can enjoy seeing him as a policeman and contributing to society (for once). Enjoy the show!

Ryan is excited to be making his Parker Theatre Debut! Performing credits include: Bye Bye Birdie (Mr. MacAfee) with Lehi Arts; The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square; Idaho Falls Opera: Gianni Schicchi (Beto) and The Telephone (Ben); BYU-Idaho Operetta-The Mikado (Pish Tush); BYU-Idaho Opera Scenes-Don Giovanni (Don Giovanni), Madame Butterfly (Pinkerton), and Eugene Onegin (Eugene Onegin); and HCT-Sandy: A Christmas Carol (Party Guest/Bass 1). Ryan graduated from BYU-Idaho with a Bachelor's Degree and works as a Facilitator at Wells Fargo. “A big thanks to my wife, Jeannine, and my three boys, Benjamin, Michael, and Oliver. I love you! You make this magic possible.”

It shouldn't necessarily be a surprise that Arza has ended up in the performing arts, since his parents actually met during a production of "A Christmas Carol" at the Promised Valley Playhouse in Salt Lake City, but it took him until high school to fall in love with the theatre. After taking on the roles of King Sextimus in "Once Upon a Mattress", and Orin Scrivello in "Little Shop of Horrors", among others in high school, Arza had an unexpectedly long 6 year hiatus from theatre as he prepared for, and served a mission, but now is beyond excited to return to the world of the theatre with one of his all-time favorite shows in "The Pirates of Penzance".

Jaxson has always been in love with the theatre, while mainly doing improv work, working at Evermore Park. He is excited to be back on stage, in a musical!