Dogfight - September 05 - September 14, 2025
Alfresco Productions
Who's Who
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Erika Armit
as Rose Fenny
Erika is ecstatic to be playing Rose Fenny in "Dogfight," a dream role in her all-time favorite musical and movie. This production marks Erika's fourth collaboration with Alfresco Productions, where she previously showcased her talents in “Rock Of Ages”. Erika is deeply passionate about Rose's journey and has poured her heart into bringing authenticity and vulnerability to the character. Beyond her love for musical theatre, Erika enjoys spending time with her husband and one year old son. She would like to thank the cast, crew, and everyone at Alfresco Productions for this incredible opportunity. A special thanks to her family and friends for their unwavering support. Erika hopes you enjoy the show and Rose's transformative story!
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Brenden McCauley
as Eddie Birdlace
Brenden is thrilled to tell the beautiful story of Dogfight as Eddie Birdlace! Brenden has recently been seen as Cat in the Hat (Seussical), Frank-N-Furter (The Rocky Horror Show), Lonny (Rock of Ages), Chip (Spelling Bee), Emmett Forrest (Legally Blonde), and Pippin (Pippin), among others. Brenden is so incredibly grateful for the opportunity to play Eddie as well as come back for his 7th show with Alfresco. He wants to thank not just the amazing cast, but also the wonderful directing staff for creating a wonderful show experience. He would also like to thank his parents Rachel and Andrew Chandlee, and Thomas and Brandi McCauley as well as his siblings for all their constant love and support. He would like to thank you for coming and hopes you enjoy the show!
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Charlie Hayner
as Ralphie Boland
Charlie is excited to return to the Alfresco stage after performing in both Backwards Broadway and Backwards Broadway 2.0. He has been involved with over 50 productions in a variety of roles including actor, director, stage crew, and special effects makeup designer. Some of his favorite roles have been Chip in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Alton Little Theater), Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast (Great River Players), and Ensemble in Spamalot (Quincy Community Theatre).
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