06/19/2026
Meet the cast of The Crucigirls!
Alex Garcia Tapungot (John Proctor) is thrilled to be part of her first GLM performance. Alex has only been performing for the last year, but you may have caught them prior as The Debater in What The Constitution Means To Me (Brüka) or as the greedy Senator Fipp in Urinetown (Reno Little Theatre). While yes, she finds it funny to be given the opportunity to play the "golden boy" John Proctor, she is more excited to show you this hilarious and interesting parodied take of the character.
Karly Tilman (Tituba) is happy to be back on the GLM stage; she previously turned nightmares into laughs with Nightmare on Taylor Street, and her last performances include Dial M for murder and While The Lights Were Out at RLT. Karly would like to thank her friends and family for all the support and for putting up with her singing and line reading all over the house.
Bryce Alexander Keil (Judge) The Cruciagirls marks Bryce’s 36th production on Reno stages, his third time performing at Good Luck Macbeth, his 4th time playing another dastardly villan, and his first time being a part of the wonderful paraody series here at GLM. A graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy New York Conservatory, Bryce has been professionally acting, choreographing fights, and performing improv comedy for more than 15 wonderful years. Most recently seen in American Foursquare as part of the New Works Initiative, recent stage credits include Reno Little Theatre’s production of Dial M For Murder as Inspector Hubbard, Paul in Moon Over Buffalo at Bruka, Pierre Poruri in While the Lights Were Out, Samuel Ratchet/Bruno Cassetti in Murder on the Orient Express, Ethan in the American premier of Monessen Falls, White Rabbit, Red Rabbit, both right here at GLM, and the much-despised Thomas Devereaux in Murder in Green Meadows at Reno Little Theatre. He thanks his wife for her patience, his cats for their purrs, the writing team foe homding nothing back, and the talents of everyone involved in this production for their hard work and creativity.
