HAL SIMONS was last seen as Dickinson in 1776. This is Hal’s fourth go-around with Annie, having choreographed three productions, directed one of those, and filled in briefly as Rooster (opposite the Annie of Jami Lynn-Sigler of The Sopranos) in one as well. He is honored to be part of this very talented company. Hal will be directing and co-choreographing Hello, Dolly! for Landmark this spring. Hal is originally from the Bronx.

HANNA HAWSON is excited to make her Landmark debut in Carousel. She has been acting since age 7 with The Growing Stage and New Mexico Young Actors. Previous shows include: Beauty and the Beast Jr. (Chip), Pinocchio (Cat), Annie Jr. (Annie), and The Little Mermaid Jr. (Flounder.) Hanna is a 7th grader at Desert Willow Family School and wants nothing more than to pursue theater professionally after graduation.

HANNAH LILLY is a senior at Sandia Prep and has been doing theater for many years. She has been in almost every production at Sandia Prep since she was in sixth grade and many others. She would like to thank her friends and family for all they do for her, along with the cast and crew for all of their hard work on White Christmas!

Hannah is in the ensemble in White Christmas.

HARRISON WIRSTROM got involved in theater while in high school and attended the Santa Fe University of Art and Design. He has appeared in various productions including Angry Housewives, Escape from Titanic and GoGo Beach. He recently recorded his first rock album.

HASANI OLUJIMI is a Navy veteran who loves to sing and dance. He is a 2018 Vivian Vance Award winner for his performance in The Full Monty as the character “Horse”. He’s delighted to be back on stage in another Landmark production after his performances in Kiss Me, Kate and La Cage aux Folles.

Q: What word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it?

A: Short.

HI TILLERY has performed extensively for the last 19 years in the Albuquerque area. He has been in productions with ACLOA, MTS, ALT, Adobe Theater, Opera Southwest, Landmark Musicals, Santa Fe Opera, ABQ Stages and others. He was a member of the performing group known as Broadway. Hi’s other job is selling fleet vehicles for Tillery Chevrolet-ONC in Moriarty.

HUGH WITEMEYER retired from the UNM English Department in 2004. Since then his principal activities have been theater and travel. Recent credits include The Importance of Being Earnest, a Christmas Carol, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Landmark’s Carousel, and Miracle on 34th Street. Hugh has also been active in the Albuquerque Theatre Guild (www.abqtheatre.org). Between shows he and his favorite traveling companion, Barbara Witemeyer, have visited Savannah and Hawaii. Life is good!

HUNTER DULAC has been doing shows at Sandia Prep since sixth grade. Hunter is a part of the Sandia Prep dance team and is excited to be a part of this production.