Director/Choreographer/Producer – Laura Snyder

Laura is President/Executive Director and Founder of Alpine Community Theater (ACT). Laura has had an active part in producing, directing, and choreographing each of ACT’s musical productions since its inception in 2003. Theatre is her passion and has been since she was a child. She grew up attending musicals and listening to musical soundtracks which inspired her to direct her own plays and puppet shows- doing her own acting, singing, dancing- and creating her own choreography to present to her family and neighborhood friends. Laura founded ACT Performing Arts Academy in 2011 where she directs Kids in the ACT Youth Theatre for youth ages 8-18. She loves working with youth, inspiring, nurturing and coaching them in theatre arts, and helping to instill skills that will empower them throughout their life. Laura has over 40 years of musical theatre and dance experience and enjoys sharing her great love for musical theatre with the community and especially to the youth she trains. Laura graduated from Brigham Young University in Theatre Arts Studies with an emphasis in Directing. She received her Master’s degree in Arts Administration from Southern Utah University. 

Music Director – Suzana Garrett

Suzana Garrett was born and raised in Orem, and after a 12 year absence living in 3 states, she is happy to be back to stay and raise her six kids with her husband. She graduated from BYU with a bachelor’s degree in choral music education, but musical theater is her first love. She is thrilled to be part of this production and honored to work with such a talented group of people. Many thanks to Andy, her husband, for holding down the fort and doing bedtime solo during countless long rehearsals and late nights! Enjoy the show!

Amanda Patrick is a seasoned competitive dancer with a decade of experience, specializing in tap since discovering her passion for it at age 9. She has brought memorable characters to life, including Timone in Rhythm Nations’ “Rhythm of the Lion” and Clara, alongside a toy dinosaur, in “A Very Jazzy Nutcracker.” Amanda is currently one 2024-25 National Electrotap at NRG Dance Project, where she continues to showcase her talent and love for rhythm. She has choreographed for ACT’s “Singing in the Rain” and “Hunchback of Notre Dame”.  

Moses – Todd LeeMaster

Todd is extremely excited to perform with ACT for the first time as Moses in The Prince of Egypt. Special thanks to his wife Brooke for always supporting and sacrificing for his passions and to his daughter Josie for being the best, most beautiful 2 yr old in the world!

Ramses – Brenton Ferrell

In 2011, Brenton joined ACT as Prince Christopher (Cinderella) and now he’s back for show #10. He’s grateful to his amazing wife for taking so many parenting duties, letting him be here and perform for her and his daughter. Love you both so much!

Tzipporah – Abigail Omer

Abby is a recent graduate of Lone Peak High and is thrilled to be in her first ACT production! She loved being a part of the theater department at Lone Peak. Her favorite shows to be in were Cats the Musical, 100 Love Letters I Never Sent, and Mamma Mia! where she played Tanya. Prince of Egypt was her favorite animated musical growing up, so to be given the chance to portray Tzipporah is an honor that hasn’t quite sunk in yet.

Tzipporah – Emma Moss

Emma Moss is honored to play Tzipporah this summer! Favorite past credits: Chava in Fiddler on the Roof (BYU), Wednesday in The Addams Family, and various roles at Pickleville Playhouse (2017, 2020, 2021). She teaches junior high drama & English and adores her husband, Caysen. “You will when you believe!”

Young Moses – Sam Stevenson

Sam (Stevenson) is 16 and is performing in his tenth musical. He enjoys performing with other members of his family: as his older sister’s father (the Modern Major General) in Pirates of Penzance; as a Wickersham brother with his two older brothers in Seussical; and again this summer as his dad’s nemesis and his brother’s brother. His favorite roles have been playing Hans in Frozen and Cosmo in Singin in the Rain.

Young Ramses – Joey Omer

Joseph Omer is ecstatic about performing with ACT in The
Prince of Egypt (Young Ramses). Recent credits include Music Man
(Ewart Dunlop), Joseph and the amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
(Judah), and Footloose (Ensemble)

Pharaoh Seti – Christopher Fosse
Christopher got his start in childrens’ theater and went on to headline in such shows as The Wizard of Oz and Into the Woods before presiding over his school’s Improvisational Comedy Troupe in High School. Then he took a little break from acting… for about 25 years. But he’s back, baby! In Prince of Egypt, he gets to live his dream of royalty by playing Pharaoh Seti opposite his real life better half, Ashley. He also gets to whip a few of the cast members — it’s the part he was born to play.

Jethro – Dave Omer

Dave is pleased to make his return to the musical stage with ACT along with his fantastic children! He played at Hunter High decades ago in The Music Man (Harold Hill), Into the Woods (Rapunzel’s Prince), Joseph (Pharoah), and The Pirated Penzance (Pirate King). Westlake Jr. High credits: Oklahoma (Curly). He also enjoys performing Improv comedy with Absoludicrous and playing his Tenor Sax with and directing the Critical Hit Collective Big Band.

Hotep – Jared Stevenson

Jared is thrilled to be back on the stage with three of his children in his second production with Alpine Community Theater.  Some of Jared’s favorite roles include the titular role in Mr. Roberts as well as General Genghis Kahn Schmitz in Seussical.  Despite Hotep’s evil shenanigans, Jared is actually a rather pleasant and nice individual.  This production comes into reality only with great gratitude to Jared’s family and the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob!  Simcha to all!

Yocheved – Kristen Jones

Kristen made her musical theatre debut as Gertrude McFuzz in ACT’s Seussical and is thrilled to return for Prince of Egypt! She holds a BS in Communication Disorders with a Music minor from BYU and currently sings with Millennial Choirs and Orchestra. Thanks to her family and friends for their support!  

Yocheved – Brooke Jordan

Brooke Jorden is thrilled to join this incredible cast as the iconic Yocheved! Over the years, she’s played many mothers on stage, including The Sour Kangaroo (Seussical), M’Lynn (Steel Magnolias), and Mother Frog (A Year with Frog & Toad.) She has three children and an amazing husband who support and love her onstage and off.

Young Miriam – Laura Lyn Sessions

Laura Lyn Sessions, an eighth grader, is excited to perform as Young Miriam in the Prince of Egypt play at ACT.  This is her third role on stage having previously appeared in Annie and Joseph and the Technicolored Dreamcoat at American Heritage School. Thank you!

Young Miriam – Hannah Omer

Hannah is thrilled to be in Prince of Egypt with ACT! Hannah is very excited to have her first named role in this show. She was also in CHYT’s Disney’s Descendants (Ensemble).

Queen Tuya – Ashley Fosse

Ashley is an art educator at Karl G. Maeser Preparatory Academy and mother of two beautiful daughters: Persephone and Mercury. She has participated in several theater productions such as King and I, Anne of Green Gables, Camelot, Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof, Miracle of 31st Street and Little Mermaid, but this is her first time performing with her entire family. She is especially excited to be playing Queen Tuya opposite her husband Christopher.

Tuyah – Mariah Proctor

As a lifelong lover of all things musical and all things Egyptian, Mariah is thrilled to be part of the Prince of Egypt. Other recent roles include the Ghost of Christmas Future in ACT’s A Christmas Carol and Charlotte in Pride and Prejudice at the Hale in Orem.

Nefertari – Meg McCoy

This is Meg’s first show with ACT and she has loved it! Some of her favorite previous roles include Rita in Lucky Stiff (Sugar Factory Playhouse) and Mrs. Bennet in Pride & Prejudice (EMCT). Big thank you to her loved ones for their never-ending support. Enjoy the show!

Nefertari – Netalia Masters

Netalia is thrilled to make her debut with ACT. A lifelong admirer of the performing arts, she is excited to step onto the stage and bring her passion for storytelling to life. Outside of the theater, Netalia enjoys traveling, hiking, and never passes up a sweet treat. She extends her heartfelt thanks to her family—and especially her husband—for their unwavering love and support.

Miriam – Asia Fluckiger

Asia is a born actress. She started theater at seven years old and loves the energy here! Asia has been with ACT many years and remembers fondly roles in West Side Story, Beauty and the Beast, The Christmas Carrol, and more! This musical has been especially rewarding to her with the opportunity to share her testimony of God and His miracles. 

Miriam – Belle Abram

Belle Abram (Miriam) has loved theater her whole life. She’s been in a range of shows from Into The Woods to Sweeney Todd! She loves anything music and is always willing to try something new. This show has been a blessing to be a part of, she truly knows there can be miracles when you believe! 

Aaron – Daniel Stevenson

And now the fellow who stepped into his sandals the moment this Prince of Egypt production was announced. Raised in a theater-loving family, Daniel fell in love with the stage while playing a turtle in Seussical last Summer. He’s delighted to join this wonderful cast in bringing Exodus to life!

Keturah – Maleah Wiliams

Maleah is excited to be back on stage playing the role of Katurah and featured dancer! Maleah has been in numerous productions, such as the Music Man and Urinetown. Over the past spring Maleah had the opportunity to be in the production Massiah in America! Maleah has also been dancing most of her life including doing ballroom at UVU!

Keturah – Kira Jensen

Kira is so grateful she gets to be in this amazing show! Some favorite credits include Matilda in Matilda (Mountainville Academy), Elsa in Frozen Jr (ACT) and Kala in Tarzan (Cedar Hills Youth Theater). When not on stage, Kira enjoys singing, dancing, and hanging out with friends and family. She would like to thank her family for supporting her through all of this, and especially her Mom for driving her to so many rehearsals.

Leah – Persephone “Peep” Fosse

Thoroughly bitten by the acting bug at a young age, Peep has performed in several productions, including: Little Mermaid, Sister Act, Macbeth, and Newsies – and is a dedicated Mock Trial participant. She is especially excited to finally be in a play with her little sister Mercury. When she isn’t practicing her lines, Peep enjoys taking time to cuddle with her two sphinx cats, Jackal and Ghost.

Leah – Sarah Shelley

Sarah is 15 years old and has been involved in theater since she was 8. She has performed in 9 shows, 2 with ACT. She loved being cast as Leah and is excited to bring her to life. Leah is a fun, and free-spirited girl who thinks her older sister is a bit crazy. Sarah loves working with all of the cast and the crew.