Abel has come back to Drouin after pursuing acting in Melbourne. With a renewed focus on acting and performance, he is excited to be apart of such a dynamic and gut busting show. He plays ‘Roger/Garry’ a serious actor and serious real estate agent who both have to weather the performance.

Deb has been involved in theatre for many more years than she is happy to admit. This is Deb’s fourth production with WTC, the last being The Importance of Being Earnest (2022) in which she played ‘Lady Bracknell’. Deb has loved Noises Off since seeing the 1992 film version. She is very excited to put her own spin on ‘Dotty’ and ‘Mrs Clackett’ while also wrangling all those pesky sardines.

This is Matthew’s fourth show with Warragul Theatre Company since he stepped onto the scene in 2021. He started with WTC in The Importance of Being Earnest (2022) and Les Miserables (2022). Matthew’s most recent roles include ‘Papa Ogre’ in Latrobe Theatre Company’s production of Shrek: The Musical (2023) and ‘Charley Wykeham’ in WTC’s Charley’s Aunt (2023). 

Elyse developed a love of the stage from an early age, a love that was reignited when she and her family tree-changed in 2018. She has performed in several local productions, including The Importance of Being Earnest (WTC, 2022) Cosi (OTL, 2022), Charley’s Aunt (WTC, 2023) and was in the choir for The Heartbreak Choir (OTL, 2024). She is passionate about encouraging our local youth performers develop their love of theatre crafts. Much like her character, Elyse loves a good technical and has thoroughly enjoyed the process of bringing ‘Flavia’ to life through ‘Belinda’.

Alyssa has more than a decade of experience on stage and has appeared in three other Warragul Theatre Company productions as 'Stella Kowalski' in A Streetcar Named Desire (2019), ‘Cecily Cardew' in The Importance of Being Earnest (2022), and ‘Ela Delahay’ in Charley’s Aunt (2023). She also appeared in Off the Leash Theatre’s The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later (2023). ‘Brooke’ has been a bucket list role for Alyssa since she first saw Noises Off in 2017.

Andrew took up acting again in 2022 after taking a pause to study a degree in film, television and animation. He has been a part of several productions in the last few years, including The Basin Theatre Company's production of Jimmie The Beatle playing the role of ‘Paul McCartney’. This is Andrew's second show with Warragul Theatre Company after playing ‘Jack Chesney’ in last year's production of Charley’s Aunt. Andrew is very excited to play ‘Lloyd Dallas’ and show just how loudly he can yell at his fellow cast.

Kierin likes to believe that he and Sir Ian McKellen have a great deal in common. Primarily, that they are both old, both have been observed to sport white beards from time to time, and both have been known to wander on stage and pretend to be other people. While Kierin has not yet had the opportunity to play a great wizard, he has played the King of the Winkies, which is nearly as good. Kierin is pleased to be making his debut with Warragul Theatre Company as ‘Selsdon Mowbray’ in Noises Off. Some would argue that he is ideally cast as a retired has-been who has no idea what is going on most of the time and can’t remember his lines. But that would be most unfair. Kierin has previously played the role of ‘Selsdon’ with Windmill Theatre Company. He plans to continue to play the role of ‘Selsdon’ until he gets it right.

Taylah is excited to be back on stage again with Warragul Theatre Company, after most recently appearing as ‘Amy Spettigue’ in Charley’s Aunt last year. Taylah holds a Bachelor of Acting and has been involved with many theatre companies including Off The Leash Theatre, taking on various roles in their productions of The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later in 2023 and Cosi in 2022. Taylah is looking forward to embracing her dark side and bringing the character ‘Poppy’ to life.

Scott has been treading the boards for a long time. He appeared in Warragul Theatre Company’s inaugural production The Pirates of Penzance (1998) as the ‘Pirate King’, and was involved in most productions until 2017. He has performed with Leongatha Lyric Theatre Company, CPAC, and Latrobe Theatre Company - just to name a few. His recent credits include
Music Technican for Ghostlight Theatre Company’s Into the Woods (2023), ‘Gordon’ and ‘The Man’ in Escapees Theatre Company’s Rent (2023) and ‘Mungojerrie’ in CPAC’s Cats (2023).