Colin Sullivan (Mr. Smith) is basically just happy to be here. You could have seen him in green in The Phantom Tollbooth or in red in A Flea In Her Ear (Both right here at Brightpoint!), but if you haven't, don't let this one cloud your judgment. He's even cooler in real life. Huge thanks to Russell in the wings!

Emma Rambo (Shelby Holcomb) is absolutely thrilled to be working with an amazing group of people to make this show possible. This is her third production here at Brightpoint Community College where she is pursuing theater with the intention of transferring to VCU. She has enjoyed putting a great show together with a wonderful cast and crew who have all worked incredibly hard to make this happen. A huge thanks to them!

Mahala Redden (Beth) is extremely excited to "shine over this sad empty town" with the Lynn Theatre's Production of John Proctor is the Villain. She has been in many productions since high school, and through college. She will not disclose all of what she has been in, but her most recent performance was in The Phantom Tollbooth as Milo! She would like to first thank her parents for supporting her through the toughest nights, and second, to the cast for always being there!  

Mazlyn Jennings (Nell Shaw) is a recent addition to Brightpoint Theatre, but is delighted to be an active participant in what marks her second Brightpoint production. After making her debut with The Phantom Tollbooth last spring, a show that solidified her love for performing, she is so happy to gain new knowledge, new experiences, and new friends from the incredible work done with the cast and crew of John Proctor is the Villain.

Gracie Wainright (Ivy Watkins) is so very excited to be acting in her third Brightpoint theatre production, with yet another cast full of great friends! You may have seen her as the cunningly quick-witted maid, Eugenie, in A Flea in Her Ear (2023), the delightfully sinister and sassy Demon of Insincerity in The Phantom Tollbooth (2024), or maybe you unknowingly witnessed her spotlight operation for Once On This Island (2023) and Hawk’s Ridge (2024)! Keep an eye out, you never know where she may be lurking in your local community theatre production!

Casey Allen (Raelynn Nix) is overjoyed to be in this production with an extraordinary cast and crew. This will be Casey’s third production at Brightpoint Community College. Casey is actively pursuing a degree in theater and hopes to transfer to VCU next fall. 

Joshua Shay (Mason) is honored to participate in his sixth production here at Brightpoint Community College. Joshua has been an avid member of theatre clubs, classes, and productions for as long back as he can remember. Other roles of his include Camile Chandebise in Brightpoint’s production of A Flea In Her Ear and CAT's production of Keep On Laughing as Bobby. Joshua will be dedicating this performance to his grandfather, David.  

Nathan Hamill (Lee) is thrilled to be part of this production of John Proctor is The Villain. He has been in several shows throughout college and high school such as Jekyll and Hyde the Musical, Elephant’s Graveyard, Clue, The Phantom Tollbooth, and many others. He enjoys the challenges this role has brung to the table as well as the opportunities it has given. He enjoys playing DND and other tabletop games and is running a game. He is currently a Acting Major with plans of becoming a theater teacher eventually.

Kiyah Burrell-Junius (Bailey Gallagher) is happy to be making her on-stage debut in John Proctor is the Villain. Kiyah is currently attending Brightpoint Community College for her Associate’s in Visual Arts specializing in Film Production. She has been a production assistant in a variety of projects in film and television, and she is so grateful for the opportunity of bringing this amazing story to life!

Thomas Jones (Connor Henderson) is a returning actor from years ago to the Lynn Theater, starting with Dark of The Moon in 2018 and a few others since. They are thankful for their family being a line of actors and directors, and themselves explored show choir in their high school years Now they return for another performance on the stage once again!