TAMIRIN GARCIA can be found working with teachers and children with special needs across Albuquerque when she’s not performing. Tahirih’s favorite roles include Lucy in Jekyll and Hyde, Belle in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Mama Morten in Chicago, Ado Annie in Oklahoma, and most recently as Doralee in 9 to 5 the Musical. She is tickled pink to be in such a fantastic musical, and to be working with a supremely talented cast. Thanks to God, her family, and her community.

TANNER SROUFE is from Hobbs and moved to Albuquerque in 2013. Ragtime was Tanner’s first Landmark show and he has been in Avenue Q Evita, Green Day’s American Idiot, The Addams Family and First Date. Tanner is excited to perform with this amazing group of people and would like to give a special thanks to Beth Elliot for introducing him to this incredible show.

TARYN LESTER is a junior at Bosque School, where she recently played Edith in The Pirates of Penzance. In the fall, Taryn completed her fifth musical with Play Conservatory as the Narrator in Joseph and his Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Last summer, Taryn participated in OCU’s acclaimed Summer Musical TheaterProgram. Taryn would like to thank everyone at Landmark Musicals for giving her this opportunity. She also thanks her family for their support.

TASHA X. WATERS is thrilled to be making her Landmark Musicals debut with MOLM. Her recent Albuquerque credits include Rhetta in Pump Boys & Dinettes (Adobe Theater), Diana in Lend Me a Tenor (Adobe), Jacqueline Carstone in Me and My Girl (MTS) and Woman 1 in I Love You, You’re Perfect…(Adobe). Tasha holds a master’s degree in vocal performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and a BA in music from Washington University in St. Louis. Much love to her husband Alex, her parents, and all her friends and family for their endless support!

TERRA LONDON was last seen in Albuquerque Little Theater’s Singing in the Rain and couldn’t be more excited to be back and working with such a talented and amazing cast and crew. Terra recently graduated from UM with her bachelor’s in human resources. She would like to thank her amazing family for always supporting her and giving her her passion for musicals. She is excited to be a part of one of her favorite shows.

TESSA CAMILLE YARBROUGH is excited as she embarks on her maiden voyage into musical theater. She dances with the National Institute of Flamenco and studies piano. She is also looking forward to beginning the 4th grade at Corrales Elementary.

THANIEL LENTZ is excited about performing with Landmark. He has taken classes with The Growing stage, New Mexico Young Actors, Sol Acting Academy and UNM Theater Classes for Young People. Recently, Thaniel was Jeremy Jacob in The Growing Stage’s production of How to Be a Pirate and in Desert Rose Playhouse’s 2018 Tony Cabaret. Thaniel can be found throwing kicks with Sun Mesa Karate and making waves for Albuquerque Water Polo Club.

THOMAS CHYNOWETH has been in the PLAY Conservatory’s Captain Louie and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: and The Growing Stage’s Little Mermaid and Into the Woads. He’s an alto in the Albuquerque Boy Choir and plays soccer, the piano and flute, and Cello.

TIM MACALPINE is happy to be back on stage with people and an audience! He’s been performing in Albuquerque since he was cast in Landmark’s Show Tune in 2008. This is his second time performing in Patsy with Landmark. What a privilege to be tapped for Landmark’s first show back. Thanks to all who have supported the local theatre community through the pandemic and are back for some live theatre! Thanks to my loving wife, Diane.

TIM NUZUM last performed with Landmark as Harry the Horse in Guys and Dolls. Favorite roles include the captain in How I Became a Pirate (The Growing Stage), Narrator in Rocky Horror (Musical Theater Southwest), Dave in The Full Monty (Albuquerque Little Theater) and Odell in Sordid Lives (Adobe). Tim is the director of food ministry at St. John’s United Methodist Church and enjoys playing guitar in various aspects and situations. Much love to family and friends.

TIM RAGSDALE recently performed in Landmark’s Carousel. Some of his favorite roles include Bob Cratchit in Musical Theatre Southwest’s production of Scrooge, Coach Dunbar in Footloose (also MTS), Leonato in Freedom Community Theatre’s production of Much Ado About Nothing and Boole in Driving Miss Daisy (also FCT). Real life roles: defense contractor with Air Force Research Labs; husband, dad, and one of the pastors at Desert Springs Church. Soli Deo Gloria!

TINA BALISTRERI is excited to make her Landmark debut. A New Mexico native, she has only been involved in local theater for the last four years, both on stage with Foul Play Cafe and backstage in props design (Shrek The Musical, 2014) and costuming (The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, 2013). She thanks her husband Mark for his confidence and her family for their support in this endeavor.

TOM EPLEY has been smitten by the theater bug for as long as he can remember. Over the years he has performed in 1776, Death of a Salesman, The Mousetrap, Show Boat, and Camelot. He has taught numerous aspects of theater including playwriting, acting, set construction, and costuming at APS. Most recently, Tom performed in Donald Garcia’s Pujaros de Mi Sungre on the Rodey stage as part ol UNM’S Word’s Afire festival.

TONI TURPEN has been in Albuquerque for 38 years and is in awe to be onstage in this particular building, where dazzling and strong actresses have created Albuquerque’s rich theater past.  She is grateful to be part of the Ensemble, directed theatrically and musically by Laurie and Darby.

Toni is in the ensemble in White Christmas.

TRAVIS WARD-OSBORNE has been an avid performer since the age of 5. Since then he has been studying dance, voice, and acting on a pre-professional level. He studied at the University of Michigan, working toward a degree in musical theater. He would like to tell his audience to look for his name in Broadway playbills!

TREY CAPERTON has been performing in local community theaters since he was ten years old. Notable productions include The Crucible, Guys and Dolls, Bye Bye Birdie, Into the Woods, Fiddler on the Roof, Oliver!, Alice in Wonderland and Willy Wonka. Trey has also performed in Carmen and Tosca with the Santa Fe Opera. He was awarded Best Actor by the New Mexico High School Musical Theatre Awards for his portrayal of Charlie Chaplin in the high school premiere of Chaplin: The Musical. He also performed on Broadway at the Minskoff Theatre during the Jimmy Awards. Trey was Frederic in Landmark’s The Pirates of Penzance and, most recently, as the phantom In the Albuquerque Academy production of Phantom of the Opera.

TRISTAN MacLEAN is the first in his family to catch the acting bug. His passion has landed him roles in Sunday in the Park with George, Never Trust a City Slicker, Phantom Tollbooth, The Jungle Book Trial of the Big Bad Wolf, and Willy Wonka. In his spare time, he enjoys snowboarding, water skiing, and his family and friends.

TYCHIKO COX is a classically trained vocalist from the Bahamas who has been praised for his brilliant versatility, charming audiences with his warm lyrical tone. Ty received a B.A. in vocal performance from the College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University in Minnesota and a Master of Music degree from the University of New Mexico, where he was a graduate teaching assistant. He held principal and supporting roles in the Harrower Opera Workshop in Atlanta and the FIO Americas Opera Workshop in Brazil. Ty has recently formed a non-profit organization, Stile Music Initiative, which was created to provide college students the opportunity to perform in house settings throughout Albuquerque.

TYLER CARPENTER is a seventh grader at Bosque School and has performed in several musicals including Beauty and the Beast (Chip), Toy Story (Buzz Lightyear), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Gypsy and The Lion King. He enjoys playing guitar, photography, art and snow-boarding. He thanks his family for its support and encouragement.