The people behind the curtain

Our Directors& production staff.

Director

Haliey M. Weber

A Pacific Northwest native, Haliey earned her B.A. in Theatre and M.Ed. from Eastern Washington University, training in Stanislavski, Meisner, and Chekhov. Her work includes performing and backstage roles with organizations like Spokane Valley Summer Theatre, but her most formative role has been ‘Mrs. Weber’ to her students for the last seven years. Now pursuing on-camera acting and audiobook narration, she credits teaching and directing with shaping her grounded, and adaptable approach to storytelling. Her students continually remind her to stay curious, to listen deeply, and to connect with others. Thank you for choosing to be here and for supporting our program and students!

Technical Director

Bryce Goslin

Bryce Goslin is excited to be the Tech Director for QHS Theatre and to work with the wonderful tech crew. A jack of all trades, he ranges from building and designing sets, running sound, and occasionally being onstage. He enjoys long walks in Quincy Hardware & Lumber, working on his excursion, and growing his own business. He truly enjoys teaching the students new skills and helping them get out of their comfort zone. Bryce is excited for you to experience our story while watching our amazing cast and crew.

Assistant Director & Choreographer

Elyse Goslin

Elyse Goslin is the Assistant Director and Choreographer of this production and is a travel agent for Castles & Dreams Travel. She has been involved in theatre since elementary school and started dancing at the age of five and has never stopped. She has trained in tap, jazz, musical theatre and many others. Some of her favorite plays she has been a part of are Woman in Black, Singing in the Rain and Rumors. This production has been such a fun story to tell and it has been wonderful to blend storytelling with dance. She is so proud of her students and all of the hard work they have put into this production. Go Jacks!

Costume Designer

Cassi Nelson

Cassi is so grateful for the opportunity to join the QHS Theatre Department for her sixth year in a row. Bringing the fine arts to kids of all ages so they can let their light shine has always been her lifelong goal. Cassi has been active off and on stage for many years. Her off-stage credits include costumes for Quincy High School, Masquers, and Quincy Valley Allied Arts, and other local theatres. She ran a community theatre in Ramona, California because the school district did not have a theatre. Cassi has directed musicals in Italy, California, Virginia, and a few out in the middle of the ocean. She would like to thank her mother for teaching her everything she knows about costuming for the stage, and studying the history of the show to make a story come to life, to truly immerse the audience into the world of the story. ‘Can you see it at 30 feet away?’ Enjoy the show!

Costume Designer

Susan Lybbert

With a love for theatre, a passion for creativity, and a heart for helping students shine, Susan finds joy in bringing a little backstage magic to every production. She has proudly supported the QHS theatre program for the past eight shows, from creating Cinderella’s magical transformation dresses to teaching students to sew and helping bring their costume ideas to life. Whether stitching last-minute repairs, assisting with quick changes, or lending a hand with hair and makeup, she loves being part of the team that makes each show special. Outside of QHS, Susan enjoys supporting local arts programs and attending local and regional theatre productions. Most importantly, she is the proud parent of a QHS theatre graduate who was part of eight wonderful productions!