Skyridge Theatre digital program
Les Misérables
School Edition
November 12–23, 2026
Skyridge Theatre Auditorium · Lehi, Utah

Principal and featured cast
Cast
- Jean Valjean
- Zachary Fuller
- Javert
- Jack Harper
- Fantine
- Elena Sperry
- Thénardier
- Noah Brown
- Madame Thénardier
- TJ Chisholm
- Marius
- Eli Gooch
- Éponine
- Eva Callaway
- Cosette
- Melanie Halls
- Young Cosette
- Peyton Warren
- Enjolras
- Caleb Wright
- Gavroche
- Diana Parkin
- Bishop
- Maxwell Robertson
- Foreman
- Devin Briggs
- Grantaire
- Shane Braley
- Feuilly
- Benjamin Weed
- Courfeyrac
- Andrew Funk
- Joly
- Zach Miskin
- Combeferre
- Alexander Taylor
- Prouvaire
- Trayce Kingston
- Swing, Understudy & Soloist
- Lochlan NewallKyle WaltonJocelyn Dame
School Edition
Musical numbers
Act I
- 01Prologue
- 02At the End of the Day
- 03I Dreamed a Dream
- 04The Docks
- 05Cart Crash
- 06Fantine’s Death
- 07Little Cosette
- 08The Innkeeper’s Song
- 09The Bargain
- 10The Beggars
- 11The Robbery
- 12Stars
- 13The ABC Café
- 14The People’s Song
- 15Rue Plumet
- 16A Heart Full of Love
- 17The Attack on Rue Plumet
- 18One Day More
Act II
- 01Building the Barricade
- 02Javert at the Barricade
- 03The First Attack
- 04The Night
- 05The Second Attack
- 06The Final Battle
- 07The Sewers
- 08Javert’s Suicide
- 09The Café Song
- 10Marius & Cosette
- 11The Wedding
- 12Epilogue
The company
Ensemble groups
Red ensemble31 performers
Blue ensemble55 performers
Yellow ensemble54 performers
Meet the company
Cast biographies
Open a performer’s card to read their biography.
Zachary FullerJean Valjean
Zachary is a senior this year. He has been involved in a Skyridge musical since his freshman year. You may have seen Zach playing guitar in Hadestown, or as Jacob Jankowski in Water For Elephants. He has been working so hard on preparing for Jean Valjean and looks forward to sharing this touching and inspiring story with all of you!
Jack HarperJavert
Jack is currently a sophomore and is very excited to be part of his first Skyridge mainstage production! Jack most recently played Matheson in The Old Man and the Old Moon. Jack has loved every second of his time in the Skyridge theater and is excited for what the future holds. Jack's favorite roles include: Buddy (Elf Jr. at The Ruth), Squidward (SpongeBob SquarePants: The Musical at Viewpoint), and Kurt von Trapp (The Sound of Music at Sundance Summer Theater). Outside of theater, Jack enjoys eating, gaming, and hanging out with friends and family. Big thanks to Mom, Dad, and Max for all of the support and putting up with me singing Les Mis every night! Love you guys!
Elena SperryFantine
Elena is beyond excited to take the stage as Fantine in Skyridge Theater's production of Les Miserables! Getting to perform one of her dream roles her senior year has been an amazing experience, and she's so grateful to this amazing cast and crew for making this possible! Elena has been participating in theater since the age of eight, and is so grateful to her friends and family for their support. The Skyridge Theater program has truly shaped her life, and she is so thrilled to get to share the powerful message of this show!
Noah BrownThénardier
NOAH BROWN IS SO COOL!!!! 😎 Noah brown (the coolest guy of all time) has been doing theater for about eight years or something like that. He is super handsome and charming and funny. You should ask for his number when the show is over, he is single and available!
TJ ChisholmMadame Thénardier
TJ thinks doing theater was just as integral to her development as learning how to walk or talk. TJ has been doing Skyridge Theatre since sophomore year, and whether she's on stage or in the booth, TJ never finds a single step of the process dull. She is so excited to share the stage with one of her best friends and favorite scene partner, Noah Brown (Thénardier). TJ has felt like Skyridge Theatre has given her a place to grow, learn, and express herself. She would like to thank John Brown for helping her push herself to become the best possible version of herself, and thank you to all of you for coming to support!
Eli GoochMarius
Eli is a sophomore at Skyridge High School and has been involved in musical theater for the past three and a half years and has absolutely loved it! His past roles have included Charlie Bucket in Willy Wonka, Ben in Descendents, Pulitzer in Newsies Jr., Old Man in The Old Man and the Old Moon and Gill in Finding Nemo Jr. at The Ruth Theater. He is excited to be playing the role of Marius in Les Miserables and has loved working with the entire cast and directors! Eli would like to thank everyone for their support especially his Mom and sister Anna!
Eva CallawayÉponine
Eva is a Junior and has been performing her whole life. Eponine is one of her dream roles and she’s so excited to bring the part to life. Some of her favorite roles she’s played are Katherine Howard in Six, Ariel in Footloose, Patsy in Spamalot, and lots more! She hopes everyone loves Les Miserables as much as she does.
Melanie HallsCosette
Melanie has been doing theatre since 7th grade. Her older brother, Erik was a huge inspiration to her while he performed at Skyridge. She’s been in love with theatre her whole life, but it was Skyridge’s productions of Curtains and Les Miserables that made her know this is what she wanted to do. Melanie is so grateful to be a part of this beautiful, inspirational show and loves everything Les Miserables stands for.
Peyton WarrenYoung Cosette
Peyton is in 7th grade at Viewpoint Middle School and is so excited to have the opportunity to play young Cosette! She has enjoyed participating in many Skyridge summer workshops with roles including Nemo, Crutchie, and Elsa. She brings 6 years of training through Utah Copa. She enjoys singing, hanging out with friends, running cross country, and playfully pestering her 3 older brothers!
Caleb WrightEnjolras
Caleb is thrilled to be playing Enjolras! Some recent credits include a commercial with U of U Health, Kent in Annee (DanMcbride Films), Ensemble in Frozen (SCERA Shell), Bruce in Finding Nemo Jr. (The Ruth), Ensemble in Elf Jr. (The Ruth), Dance Ensemble in Beetlejuice (Draper Arts Council), and Davey in Newsies (Skyridge Theatre). Caleb has trained with Utah COPA and is part of MDT company at The Ruth. Caleb also trains in ballet, tap, and jazz. Thanks to John Brown, Brandy, Kissy, and the whole directing team for this incredible opportunity.
Diana ParkinGavroche
Diana is SO EXCITED to play Gavroche! This role has pushed her in so many ways, and she is so proud of how much she has grown. This is her first show performing stunt work, and it has been such a rollercoaster! Fun fact: Diana is scared of heights! You may recognize her as Sandy from Viewpoint’s production of SpongeBob the musical, along with her other roles: Tumbleweed, Heidi Jekyll, Perry, Alibi. She hopes you adore the show!!! 🙂
Maxwell RobertsonBishop
Maxwell is a senior and started his stage career in third grade when he was eight. Since performing he's been everything from an Oompa Loompa in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to Jack Kelly in Newsies. Some other roles and shows that Maxwell has enjoyed being in is Mr. Wormwood in Matilda and performing in Wind in the Willows in middle school. Maxwell would like to give a special thanks to his parents for always being supportive and especially his mom who's been to nearly every one of his performances, competitions, and recitals. For anybody who's even thinking of going into theater there's no time like the present, and every single performance makes it worth all the hours you'll put in!
Devin BriggsForeman
Devin Briggs is a senior who rediscovered his passion for performing in high school. Devin was part of the ensemble for Mamma Mia and Water for Elephants last year, and fell further in love with the program along with the people in it during those experiences. Devin Briggs is excited to return to the stage as the Foreman in Les Miserables, and cannot wait to see you there!
Shane BraleyGrantaire
Shane is thrilled to make his theatrical debut in Les Misérables. Shane is currently a senior here at Skyridge. He has participated in Choir all of high school and is the Skyridge Singers President. Outside of acting, Shane’s hobbies include hiking, playing sports, and photography. He would like to thank John Brown for the wonderful opportunity to participate in this show.
Benjamin WeedFeuilly
Ben is a Senior and has had friends in theater for several years. He loves storytelling and music, participating in skybridge's film and Orchestra programs. He has been ecstatic to be a part of this production and has enjoyed every moment of rehearsal, and getting to know his awesome cast mates and the incredible tech crew!
Andrew FunkCourfeyrac
Andrew Funk is a talented actor, Marvel enthusiast and certified hat wearer. He made his stage debut in Shrek Jr. where he played The Captain of the Guard and stole the show. His Skyridge accolades include, Bryce in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, Autolyces in A Winter's Tale and ensemble in Mamma Mia and Beauty and the Beast. Acting is his life and passion and it's what keeps him going. His prisoner number 22626, represents his mental health journey and making the step towards his future with the opening night of Skyride's Water For Elephants. He has worked incredibly hard on Les Miserables and hopes that you not only enjoy it but are truly moved by this wonderful show.
Zach MiskinJoly
Zach is a very handsome Junior who is incredibly talented. Not to brag or anything. He is very excited to play the role of Joly in Les Mis and (spoiler alert) die a noble death on the barricade. Also, he would like to thank his parents and friends who have supported him every step of the way and the incredible directors who have made this show come to life.
Trayce KingstonProuvaire
Trayce is a junior and has been singing since birth! He enjoys playing guitar, talking about filmmaking, and challenging himself with AP classes. He played in several musicals when he was younger including the role of Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol. Les Mis is his first play in a few years, and he says "It feels good to be back!"
Lochlan NewallSwing, Understudy & Soloist
Lochlan has loved musical theatre from a young age and is thrilled to begin his sophomore year at Skyridge High School as an understudy in Les Misérables. Before becoming a Skyridge student, he performed as Tommy in Skyridge Theatre’s production of Matilda, which included performing at the Eccles Theater after Skyridge won Best High School Musical. He was also invited back the following year for Frozen, which meant he got to share the Skyridge stage with his two older brothers, even though he will never spend a year in high school with them. From 2022 to 2026, Lochlan trained and performed with Utah COPA, appearing in numerous productions and touring in California and New York. He is excited to continue growing as a performer and is grateful for the opportunity to be part of Les Misérables.
Kyle WaltonSwing, Understudy & Soloist
Kyle is a sophomore this year and this is his first experience with theatre. He loves trying new things and has enjoyed being a part of this production. He has a talent for music…playing the piano, the guitar, and singing, and also enjoys being a part of the High School Mountain Bike team.
Jocelyn DameSwing, Understudy & SoloistBehind the production
Production team
The directors, designers, artists, and technicians who brought Les Misérables to the Skyridge stage.
Director
John Brown
Music Director
Brandy Taylor
Choreographer
Kirsten Richards
Assistant Director
Rachel Dominguez
Assistant Director
Kamille Odom Dulle
Marketing Director
Heather Newall
Costume Design
Shannon Harris
Hair Design
Chelsey Bean
Set Design
Rachel Dominguez
Set Construction
Cathie Hughes
Front of House
Summer Jowett
Front of House
Kat Fuller
Photography
Paul Jowett
Videography
Jeff Batt
Headshot Photography
Jessalyn Batt
Technical crew
Stage Manager
- Kyle Perez
Assistant Stage Managers
- Bridget Jorgensen
- Elliot Chatterley
Fly Operators
- Micah Taylor
- Sara Denison
- Ariana Rowley
Lighting Designers
- Zofiya Warner
- Ray McDonald
Spotlight Operators
- Lilly Card
- Elsie Ballard
Sound Designer
- TJ Chisholm
Sound Engineer
- Dexter Stirling
Mic Technicians
- Milo Cummings
- Jon Stockwell
- Leah Nielsen
- Delany Laird
From the director
Three paths through adversity
Les Misérables is often remembered for its grand musical score and the epic backdrop of revolution, but at its heart, it is a deeply personal story about how each of us responds to life’s hardest moments.
When we first encounter this story, we meet three central figures who face adversity in drastically different ways. Jean Valjean, Inspector Javert, and the Thénardiers represent three paths we can take when life feels unfair, difficult, or uncertain. The choices they make offer three vital life lessons.
Valjean starts his journey bruised, angry, and convinced the world is out to get him. When given a second chance, he makes the hard choice to change his mindset. Valjean teaches us that our past mistakes do not define us and that true progress requires emotional flexibility. Choosing forgiveness and kindness over bitterness, even when life gives every reason to be angry, ultimately leads to joy and fulfillment.
Javert is not a classic villain, but rather a man obsessed with absolute rules. He believes people never change and that the world operates strictly in black and white. When faced with a reality that breaks his neat categories, his inability to bend causes him to break. Javert reminds us that true strength isn’t about being unyielding; it’s about having the empathy to see nuance and the courage to adapt as our understanding of the world grows.
The Thénardiers exhibit a cynical, cockroach-like philosophy of survival. They are certainly adaptable, but only in service of themselves. As they proudly declare, “everything has got a little price.” While idealistic students die at the barricades and tragic figures suffer, the Thénardiers stubbornly endure through corruption, scrounging, and a complete lack of a moral compass. While their antics make us laugh, their story shows the emptiness of a purely selfish life. Getting ahead by pulling others down is no way to live; without integrity or community, self-preservation becomes a lonely, endless game.
In bringing these characters to life, it is my hope that all of us can see that while our choices shape who we become, we are never trapped by our past; it is never too late to begin “becoming” someone new. Valjean shows us that the bravest choice of all is to stay open, to keep growing, and, as the musical famously declares, to remember that “to love another person is to see the face of God.”
With gratitude
Special thanks
A production of this scale is built through the patience, creativity, and generosity of an entire community.
Teachers & support staff
To all of the amazing teachers and support staff at Skyridge High School, thank you for your patience and understanding as we brought this production to life. Your support makes all the difference!
Administration & district
To the Skyridge High School administrative team, especially Jed Francis and John Wallwork, I deeply appreciate your encouragement and belief in the arts. And to the Alpine School District, thank you for fostering an environment where students can explore, learn from, and perform truly meaningful works of art.
Parents, families & friends
This show simply would not have been possible without you. Your dedication, enthusiasm, and unwavering support allow these students to take part in something bigger than themselves, and for that, I am endlessly grateful.
Kat Fuller
From volunteering to help with service and support to the T-shirt design and creation, your talents enrich this program in countless ways. Your efforts are treasured, your artistry is invaluable, and beyond that, I’m grateful for your friendship.
Chelsey Bean
Thank you for your incredible creativity and dedication to hair and makeup! Your patience with me, constant willingness to help, and deep love for these students shone through in every detail. We are so grateful for your kind heart and commitment to this story.
Shannon Harris
Thank you for your endless dedication and the incredible creative vision you brought to our costumes. Your comprehensive design, flexibility, and patience transformed our stage. Thank you for giving so many hours, and so much heart, to this story and these students!
Cathie Hughes
Thank you for stepping in to help with set construction and becoming the true backbone of our build. From planning and building to teaching our students along the way, your endless late nights and weekends brought this stage to life. We could not have done this show without you!
Kirsten Richards
Your energy, passion, and unmatched ability to create magic on stage with these students is something truly special. Thank you for your dedication and brilliance.
Summer Jowett
Thank you for your incredible efforts with so many things, both seen and unseen, and for your endless creativity in supporting and funding our program. Your work behind the scenes has a lasting impact. I am so grateful to call you a friend.
Heather Newall
Thank you for solving problems before we even knew they existed and for elevating Skyridge Drama to heights no one ever imagined possible. Above all, Ramona and I are deeply grateful for your endless love, support, and friendship. You and John and all of your boys are truly family!
Brandy Taylor
Thank you for stepping in and directing our music with such skill, energy, and dedication. Your hard work, invaluable input, and constant support brought out the very best in this massive cast. We are so grateful for your expertise, kindness, and guidance.
Rachel Dominguez & Kamille Odom Dulle
Thank you for returning as alumni to guide, support, and lift this entire process. You offered emotional strength and help in ways I didn’t even realize I needed. Kamille, thank you for the vibrant energy and deep love for our students that was vital to bringing this show together. Rachel, you were more than an assistant director; you provided clarity to the vision and offered so much heart and soul in motivating the entire process, every step of the way.
Ramona Brown
I am carried forward by your support, your patience, and your love. I love you and appreciate you, and I hope you know that I would not be here, and could not do any of this, without your continued support.








