Welcome to St. Luke’s on Broadway
We all love a wonderful story. The kind of tale that makes you laugh, brings a quick tear to your eye, and stays with you long after the final bow. Musicals do so much more than just entertain us with catchy songs. They ask deep questions about who we are and how we treat the people around us.This summer, we are bringing that exact magic right into our worship services.
Over this six week series, we will explore some of the biggest Broadway hits to uncover the powerful spiritual truths hidden right in the script. Together, we will discover how stepping beyond ourselves and connecting with others can bring true hope and purpose to our everyday lives.
The 2026 Summer Series
July 26 | Come From Away
Discover the deep power of radical kindness and community.
August 2 | Operation Mincemeat, A New Musical
Learn how God uses your most unexpected, creative gifts.
August 9 | The Outsiders, A New Musical
Tear down dividing walls to find true belonging.
August 16 | Shrek, The Musical
Embrace the highly unique masterpiece God made you to be.
August 23 | Death Becomes Her
Seek deep, eternal meaning instead of surface beauty.
August 30 | Hamilton, An American Musical
Build a lasting legacy of love and service.
Highlighted Songs This Year
2026 Broadway Musicals
Service Times & Locations
St. Luke’s on Broadway takes place during worship at the Downtown and Edmond Campuses.
The Downtown Campus (222 NW 15th Street) services are at 8:15, 9:30 and 10:50 a.m. and Edmond Campus (900 N. Sooner Road) services are at 9 and 11 a.m. each Sunday. If you are not able to attend in person you can watch live online or the Television broadcast on Sunday Mornings at 10:30 a.m. on KOCO Channel 5 (week delayed).
Downtown Campus
Edmond Campus
Online Campus
What is it about Broadway that excites our minds and touches our hearts? The music? The dancing? Of course! But sometimes a story is so powerful, we can see ourselves in the characters. We share their joy. We understand their pain. In the end, we are inspired. You will be too – through guest performers and meaningful messages as we experience some of the most memorable musicals ever written.
Below are some videos from previous years. St. Luke’s have been doing St. Luke’s on Broadway for more than 10 years!
Downtown Campus Broadway Songs Playlist
Edmond Campus Broadway Songs Playlist
Broadway Sermon Archives
July 20: A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical
Synopsis: This is a heartfelt musical that tells the life story of one of jazz music’s most iconic figures, Louis Armstrong. From his challenging upbringing in poverty to discovering his love for music, the story chronicles Armstrong’s early encounters with the trumpet and his first steps into the world of jazz. The story isn’t just about the triumphs and the applause—it dives deep into the personal side of Louis’s life. It explores his relationships, his struggles, and the sacrifices he made along the way while chasing his dreams. This musical is far more than a celebration of extraordinary music; it’s an inspiring and heartfelt portrait of resilience, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of passion.
Guest Singers
Downtown Campus: W. Jerome Stevenson
Edmond Campus: Michael Andreus
Guest Performers and Bios
W. Jerome Stevenson (Downtown Campus]
W. Jerome Stevenson is an actor, director, singer, arts administrator, and educator and is thrilled to participate in the Broadway Series and St. Luke’s worship community. The former Producing Artistic Director of the Pollard Theatre Company, Jerome is a 2018 recipient of the Oklahoma Governor’s Arts Award and has appeared in and/or directed professional and collegiate productions across the state and region. A proud member of Actor’s Equity Association, Jerome has appeared as Troy Maxson in “Fences,” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in “The Mountaintop”, Prospero in “The Tempest,” The Narrator in “Passing Strange”, George Banks in “Mary Poppins”, and Ebeneezer Scrooge in “A Christmas Carol”. Stevenson’s directing credits include “The Sound of Music”, “Crowns: A Gospel Musical”, “American Idiot”, “La Cage aux Folles”, “The Diary of Anne Frank”, “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time”, “Death of a Salesman”, “The Elephant Man”, and “In the Heights”. He is a contributing author of the book, Fifty Key Stage Musicals, where he was asked to write about the significance of the Pulitzer-prize winning musical, Hamilton. Since 2022, Stevenson has served as the Associate Dean of Theatre at Oklahoma City University, and he currently serves as the interim Dean of the School of Theatre and the Wanda L. Bass School of Music.
Michael Andreus (Edmond Campus)
Michael Andreaus – Broadway: MJ the Musical, A Soldier’s Play. National Tour: Ain’t Too Proud. Off-Broadway: Love and Yogurt. NY: Savage. Film/TV: Finding Carlos, “When They See Us.” BA: University of Central Oklahoma. Thanks to his family, friends, Headline Talent and his manager LK. @michael_andreaus
July 27: & Juliet
Synopsis: What if Juliet didn’t end her story with Romeo? & Juliet takes the world’s most iconic love story and gives it an exciting twist, reimagining a world where Juliet chooses her own path. Filled with humor, heart, and pure joy, the show celebrates self-discovery and the power of rewriting your narrative. Juliet explores fresh romances, overcomes challenges that test her resilience, and embraces her independence. Ultimately, she learns to live boldly for herself, stepping out of the shadow of her past and into a future she can call her own.
Guest Singers
Downtown Campus: Angela Brooks, Madison Woods, Jayson Gorton
Edmond Campus: Erin Clemons, Erica Burkett, Sam Briggs
& Juliet Videos
Guest Performers and Bios
Angela Brooks (Downtown Campus]
Angela has been performing since the age of 7; spent countless summers singing in Branson, MO and around the metro with Lyric Theatre, Jewel Box Theatre, Edmond Summerstock, Carpenter Square Theatre, the Oklahoma Opry and the Oklahoma City Philharmonic, to name a few. She studied Music Theatre and General Studies at The University of Central Oklahoma and was seen in many UCO productions including, Steel Pier, Jingle Jam, Tinsel Tunes, Christmas Croonin, Carousel in Concert, Blame it on the Movies, Changed Forever, Songs of Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Promises, Promises, as well as co-productions with UCO and City Rep including, Zombie Prom and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Angela also appeared as Kay Starr in UCO’s Broadway Tonight Production, Rising Star, Kay Starr a Life in Song in 2015. She is excited to be visiting St. Luke’s once again for their Broadway series! Angela enjoys spending time with her family and exploring new places in Edmond/OKC!
Madison Woods (Downtown Campus]
Madison Woods is a proud graduate of the UCO Musical Theatre program. Some of her favorite past roles include Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd, Joanne in RENT, and Rona Lisa Peretti in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Madison serves as the Director of Welcoming Ministries at St. Luke’s Methodist Church in Edmond and is also a member of the church’s worship team. In addition to her work in ministry, she is a regular vocalist with the Oklahoma Opry. She is deeply grateful to her husband, Zack, and to her incredible family and friends for their unwavering love and support.
Jayson Gorton (Downtown Campus]
JAYSON GORTON is a musical theatre performance senior at the University of Oklahoma from Norman, OK. Credits: Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma: Rolf, The Sound of Music. Bob and Hank U/S/Ensemble Jersey Boys. Bert U/S/Ensemble Mary Poppins. OU University Theatre: Billy Cane, Bright Star. John Hinckley Jr., Assassins. Kegs/Ensemble and Oscar and Phil U/S, The Wild Party. Clyde and Lank U/S, Crazy For You. Jayson is always happy to work at St. Luke’s!
Erin Clemons (Edmond Campus]
Erin Elizabeth Clemons is an American Actor, Singer, and Theatre professional. She was born and raised in Lawton, OK before attending the University of Central Oklahoma where she graduated with a Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre. Her Broadway and Tour credits include: Hamilton (Eliza, Standby for Schuyler Sisters), Les Misérables (Éponine), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Janelle Woods), Prince of Broadway (Standby for All Women). Regional Credits include: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Esmeralda), Ragtime (Sarah), Jesus Christ Superstar (Mary), and others. TV Credits include: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, The 68th Annual Tony Awards, and Good Morning America.
Directing credits include: Our Town (UCO), The Revolutionists (UCO), Ain’t Misbehavin’ (UCO), and Notes from Now (Assistant- Prospect Theatre Company). In 2021 she was named a Distinguished Alumna of UCO and in 2022 she received the Alfre Woodard Excellence in Theatre Award from Black Liberated Arts Center in Oklahoma City.
She is a passionate community arts advocate, leading her to receive her Master’s in Non- Profit and Public Management. She has worked as a Coordinator of Community Engagement connecting local non- profits and community partners with students looking for volunteer work and as an Art Moves Director curating live arts programming. She is an avid reader, experienced traveler, loves gardening, and hiking. She is devoted to understanding how the arts connect us to ourselves, our communities, and our environment.
Sam Briggs (Edmond Campus]
Tulsa native Sam Briggs has been singing and dancing his way across Oklahoma for over a decade. He has appeared onstage with with the Lyric Theatre of OKC, the Oklahoma City Philharmonic, Tulsa Opera, the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, Discoveryland!, Tulsa Project Theatre, and the American Theatre Company to name a few. His stage credits include OKLAHOMA!, SWEENEY TODD, SOMETHING ROTTEN, SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE, INTO THE WOODS, DADDY LONG LEGS, A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, CHICAGO, AMADEUS, FALSETTOS, and I LOVE YOU YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE. Sam was the grand prize winner of Signature Symphony’s Tulsa Sings! in 2019, was a 2018 Tulsa Award for Theatre Excellence recipient for his work in Theatre Tulsa’s AMADEUS, was a semifinalist in the 2023-24 John Alexander National Vocal Competition, and received a PRISM Award for outstanding cabaret performance for his original 2023 show TWO TENORS, TOO MANY, TONIGHT! Sam last appeared at St. Luke’s Edmond singing songs from BACK TO THE FUTURE last year.
Erica Burkett (Edmond Campus]
Erica Burkett is a proud Dallas, Texas native and is honored to be apart of today’s Sunday service. Favorite credits include Summer: The Donna Summer Musical (Disco Donna Swing, Norwegian Cruise Lines), HAIR (Dionne), Ain’t Misbehavin’ (Armelia), and Hairspray (ensemble). Erica attended the University of Central Oklahoma, and has trained with The Broadway Collective and the Dallas Theater Center. When she’s not performing, she’s songwriting, volunteering her time with the youth, or spending time with family and friends.
Carley Miller (Downtown Campus Ensemble)
Carley Miller is thrilled to be performing again for her St. Luke’s family! Currently she is pursuing her associates degree in Vocal Performance at ACM@UCO, and will continue towards her Bachelors degree in Vocal Performance. She sings with the worship team in the Lifelight contemporary service at the downtown.
Addison Bodenhamer (Downtown Campus Ensemble)
Addison Bodenhamer is an incoming Freshman at the University of Oklahoma planning to study Vocal Music Education. Her past experience includes 4 years with Norman North High School Choir, including Jazz Choir, and serving as the Chorale President. She also performed in various musical theatre productions at The Sooner Theatre in Norman over the last 11 years.
Meghan Haynes (Downtown Campus Ensemble)
Meghan is a singer and actor from Norman, OK. She is currently working toward her BFA in Education (Theatre) from the University of Central Oklahoma. She is currently a theatre and dance teacher at ArtWorks Academy in Norman. Previous credits: White Christmas, Little Women, Corpus Christi- University of Central Oklahoma; Heathers- Upstage Theatre. Titanic- ArtWorks Academy; Annie, Sister Act, Legally Blonde, Les Miserables- The Sooner Theatre.
Kelsey Paul (Downtown Campus Ensemble)
Kelsey Griswold-Paul is a proud graduate of Oklahoma City University, where she earned her BFA before going on to represent her state as Miss Oklahoma and place as 2nd Runner-Up to Miss America. Her career in entertainment took her to New York and Los Angeles, where she spent nearly a decade acting in film and television projects for Amazon, Netflix, Lifetime, Hallmark, NBC, CBS, and ABC.
Kelsey serves as the Lifelight Worship Leader at St. Luke’s Methodist Church and was grateful to play a key role in the creative leadership of Poteet Theatre, directing, choreographing, and producing stage productions.
Kelsey lives in Edmond with her husband Hunter and their two daughters, Keller and Saylor.
Emma Davis (Downtown Campus Ensemble)
August 3: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Synopsis: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is a timeless musical that captivates audiences with its vibrant costumes, catchy tunes, and heartfelt story. Based on the biblical tale of Joseph, the show follows his extraordinary journey from betrayal by his brothers to eventual triumph as a trusted advisor to the Pharaoh. Along the way, themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the power of dreams shine through, creating a meaningful and uplifting narrative.
Guest Singers
Downtown Campus: Jackson Ewing, Destyni Williams-Newman, Harold Wayne
Edmond Campus: George Soter, Ashley Carr-Soter, Todd Walters
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Videos
Guest Performers and Bios
Jackson Ewing (Downtown Campus]
Jackson Ewing, a member of St. Luke’s since 2021, is so grateful to be returning to the Broadway series. Previous St. Luke’s on Broadway performances include Aladdin, Les Misérables, and Fiddler on the Roof. Other roles include, Baker (Into the Woods), Quasimodo (Hunchback of Notre Dame), and Oliver Warbucks (Annie). Jackson feels lucky to be a part of the Broadway series once again and hopes that he is helping ,in some small part, to Share God’s Love and Bring Hope to the World.
Destyni Williams (Downtown Campus]
Born and raised in Oklahoma City. Has had the blessing of performing local at Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolored Dreamcoat, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Once On This Island, Jersey Boys, Mary Poppins, Lyric’s A Christmas Carol, Kinky Boots, Carousel, Matilda, Head Over Heels. REGIONAL THEATER: Annie, Sooner Theater; Little Shop of Horrors, Meadow Brooke Theatre. OFF-BROADWAY: Maddie: A New Musical, Feinstein’s/ 54 Below. OTHER THEATRE: Footloose, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings; Ain’t Misbehavin’, Rock of Ages, Big Fish, University of Central Oklahoma. ADDITIONAL CREDITS: M.T. Graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma.
Harold Wayne (Downtown Campus]
Harold Wayne (he/him) is a classically trained vocalist from St. Louis, Missouri with a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Oklahoma City University. His past roles include Curtis in Sister Act, Tom Collins in Rent, and The Father in Philip Glass’s The Juniper Tree. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Education Policy and Leadership Studies at the University of Oklahoma, where he also serves as a Program Manager in the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences within the College of Allied Health.
George Soter (Edmond Campus]
George Soter graduated from The University of Oklahoma in 2020 with a Bachelor’s of Music. He now works at St. Luke’s as Co-Director of young adult (20s-40s) ministries with his wonderful wife, Ashley Soter. In his free time, George is also deeply involved with Poteet theatre and would encourage anyone who loves this sermon series to inquire about supporting and auditioning for the best community theatre he’s ever been a part of! Recent credits include: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Joseph), Godspell (Jesus), Fiddler on the Roof (Perchik), Peter and the Starcatcher (Peter)
Ashley Carr Soter (Edmond Campus]
Ashley Carr Soter is a director, teacher, and performer based in the Oklahoma City metro area. She regularly performs as a featured soloist with the Norman Philharmonic, Oklahoma Baroque Orchestra, Oklahoma Worship Choir, and the internationally touring Zielinski Singers. Ashley is also an active member of the discipleship team at St. Luke’s, where she co-directs the young adult ministry alongside her husband, George. Additionally, she directs the children’s choir, sings with the LifeLight Worship Team, and is deeply involved with Poteet Theatre and Poteet Academy, both teaching and performing.
Her recent stage credits include Little Women (Beth March), Fiddler on the Roof (Hodel), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Narrator), and Seussical (Gertrude).
Todd Walters (Edmond Campus]
Todd always enjoys St. Luke’s on Broadway. In the last several years, he has been in multiple productions at the Poteet Theater here in OKC. Some of those roles were Mr. Krabs in SpongeBob the Musical, Mr. Mayor in Seussical, Reuben in Joseph and Walter in Elf. He is ever grateful to his wife Linda, 5 children and 9 grandchildren for their continued support and love throughout these theatrical adventures!
August 10: Hairspray
Synopsis: Set against the lively backdrop of 1960s Baltimore, Hairspray tells the story of Tracy Turnblad, a bold and determined teenager with a love for dancing, big dreams, and even bigger hair. Tracy’s goal of earning a spot on the popular TV program, The Corny Collins Show, takes her on a transformative journey that intertwines her personal ambitions with a larger fight for social equality. Uplifting and impactful, Hairspray inspires audiences to chase their dreams, dance with confidence, and use their voices to advocate for change.
Guest Singers
Downtown Campus: Chanda Graham, Traven Harrington, Abby Morris-Sherman
Edmond Campus: Bryce Williams, Trinity Snodgrass, DeLanie Phillips Brewer
Hairspray Videos
Guest Performers and Bios
Chanda Graham (Downtown Campus)
An attorney, former judge and professional vocalist, no one who knows Chanda Graham is surprised to see her transition from the courtroom to the stage. Born and raised in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Chanda routinely juggles her attorney and music personas, working through both to enhance the live music scene in Oklahoma.
With deep roots in gospel, Chanda has been blessed to share the stage with gospel giants Kirk Franklin, Donnie McClurkin, Dorinda Clark-Cole, Kierra Sheard, the Clark Sisters, and Kim Burrell, to name a few. Transitioning from gospel to jazz and blues was a natural progression in her musical expression. She has played with the best in local talent, including the Jeremy Thomas Quartet, Matt Stansberry and the Romance, Eldredge Jackson and Listening Pleasure, Taylormade Jazz, BluFonk, Mark Gibson, Jared Deck, Earl Day, Oklahoma Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra and many others, as well as 18-time Grammy Award winner, Bobby Sparks. She was honored to perform with Blake Shelton on the NBC special “Clash of the Choirs,” and also appeared with Shelton in an opener for NASCAR. Chanda is also a studio vocalist, recording regularly for Grammy nominated, Wes Sharon at 115 Recording, The Music Group, Brent Krueger and independent music artists of every genre. In 2023, Chanda was the recipient of the 2023 Charlie Christian Jazz Music Award for Excellence in Jazz Music Vocals.
Ten years ago, Chanda made her debut as a solo jazz and blues artist and has become one of the most sought-after singers in Oklahoma, headlining the Arcadia Blues Festival in 2017 and 2023, appearing as a featured artist for the Oklahoma Blues Society as well as Saints Sessions, Deep Deuce Sessions City Sounds at Artspace at Untitled, Duet Jazz Club in Tulsa, OK and the Arts Council of Oklahoma City. Chanda also hosted Live Jazz & Blues Mondays at ICE Event Center, which was an OKC destination for music artists around the state and beyond and provided her opportunities to perform with the most incredible musicians around.
In 2018, Chanda made her Musical Theatre debut at the Sooner Theatre in Norman, OK, in her favorite musical, Hairspray, playing her favorite character, Motormouth Maybelle. Since that time, she has played roles in two other musical productions, Nunsense and Sister Act.
Traven Harrington (Downtown Campus)
Traven A. Harrington, originally from Raeford, NC- is extremely excited to be participating in St. Luke’s Broadway Series. As an alumnus of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Traven has traveled throughout various parts of the world, sharing his love for the performing arts.
A singer, actor, teacher, creative, and more his credits range in style and genre, as he is a crossover artist from the classical/operatic world, into the wonderful world that is musical theatre; however, his foundation is deeply rooted in gospel. From “Old Deuteronomy” in “CATS” to “Bobby Dupree” in “Memphis the Musical”, “Alex the Lion” in “Madagascar the musical” to “John the Beloved” or “Shem” in Sight and Sound’s Productions(Branson, Mo) of “Jesus” and “Noah”, Traven continues to share his passion with many across the world. Other show credits include, but are not limited too, Mary Poppins, I Dream, Matilda the Musical, Into the Woods, Of Mice and Men, and many more. In addtion, Traven has toured throughout North America, South America, and Europe as a singer and actor.
Traven is extremely grateful to be able to share with the St. Luke’s community. His hope and prayer is that the message of TRUE love will continue to permeate and penetrate the hearts of all mankind. Nothing can TRULY be done in TRUTH and HONESTY, WITHOUT LOVE. It is not just a saying, it is an action. LOVE.
Abby Morris-Sherman (Downtown Campus)
Abby is a graduate from the University of Central Oklahoma with her degree in Musical Theatre. She is excited to be back at St. Luke’s after a 9 month contract with Disney Cruise Line, performing roles such as Mary Poppins and Rapunzel in their main stage shows. She is so excited to share her gift and thanks the whole St. Luke’s team for having her!
Bryce Williams (Edmond Campus)
BRYCE WILLIAMS is a junior at the University of Oklahoma. He most recently played Randall at the Muny in Bring It On. Other credits include Daniel in Once on This Island (Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma), and Drifter/Ensemble in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Broadway Rose Theatre Company).
Trinity Snodgrass (Edmond Campus)
Trinity Snodgrass is a recent graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma, where she earned her BM in Music Theatre. Past credits include Bonnie Parker in Bonnie and Clyde, Brooke Rodgers in Goosebumps the Musical, and Olive Ostrovsky in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
DeLanie Phillips Brewer (Edmond Campus)
A resident of Oklahoma City, DeLanie Phillips Brewer, is a local Actor/performer here in the metro and surrounding areas. Most recently, you may have seen her onstage in Lyric Theater Of Oklahoma’s productions of Once On This Island and Mary Poppins. Previous appearances at Lyric include The Sound Of Music, Ain’t MisBeHavin, Crowns and The Wiz to name a few. DeLanie’s regional theater credits also include Briss Amiss with the Jewish Community Theater of Oklahoma and many memorable roles at the Pollard Theater in Guthrie including the role of Mom in Passing Strange (twice), Shugg Avery in The Color Purple and Sarah in Ragtime. She is also featured in the current TSET: Shape Your Future Oklahoma PSA media campaign advocating the simplicity of living a healthy lifestyle. In her spare time, DeLanie can be found writing and performing her series of biographical, one-woman dramatic sketches titled “En Route To Freedom” depicting the life and times of notable women in African American History. A native of Nashville, TN., DeLanie is a proud graduate of Langston University with a BA in Theater Arts and Broadcast Media. But by far, giving all Thanks to God, DeLanie’s most meaningful role to date is that of best friend and wife to her beloved husband Nyrhone Brewer and Mom to their three (grown) kiddos: Elijah, NyLainah and Faith.
Macy Boswell (Downtown Campus Ensemble)
Macy is excited to be a part of St. Luke’s on Broadway for the third year in a row! Macy has been leading worship with the downtown LifeLight group for 3 years now and has been attending St. Luke’s for over a decade. She has been in over 20 musicals since the age of 9 and absolutely loves being a part of our Broadway series. She thanks Mervin Tay for always involving her in amazing things like this.
Meghan Haynes (Downtown Campus Ensemble)
Meghan is a singer and actor from Norman, OK. She is currently working toward her BFA in Education (Theatre) from the University of Central Oklahoma. She is currently a theatre and dance teacher at ArtWorks Academy in Norman. Previous credits: White Christmas, Little Women, Corpus Christi- University of Central Oklahoma; Heathers- Upstage Theatre. Titanic- ArtWorks Academy; Annie, Sister Act, Legally Blonde, Les Miserables- The Sooner Theatre.
Bella Brown (Downtown Campus Ensemble)
Bella Brown is a contemporary, Christian singer-songwriter and recording artist with a diverse background in studying Musical Theatre. With over a decade of experience, she has traveled all over the US sharing her talents. She is a public speaker, advocate and the former Miss Oklahoma’s Outstanding Teen 2022. Bella has performed in productions such as Mean Girls (Cady Heron), Fiddler on the Roof (Golde), Cats (Jellylorum), 9 to 5 (Swing/Doralee Understudy), Into the Woods (Florinda) and many more. She is excited to be a part of this year’s St. Luke’s on Broadway series!
August 17: Hadestown
Synopsis: Hadestown masterfully weaves together ancient Greek myths into a captivating and emotionally rich narrative. The musical takes audiences on a profound journey, exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and the complexities of choice. At its heart, Hadestown examines the delicate power dynamics between individuals and the society that shapes them. It captures the timeless tension between love and greed, revealing how these opposing forces have the potential to both connect and divide us. By reimagining the myths of Orpheus and Eurydice, alongside the tale of Hades and Persephone.
Guest Singers
Downtown Campus: Maitreya LaMoreaux, Charlie Burns, Erin Clemons
Edmond Campus: Isaiah Bailey, Bryce Williams, Cheyenne Marie
Hadestown Videos
Guest Performers and Bios
Maitreya LaMoreaux (Downtown Campus]
MAITREYA LAMOREAUX (Hermes) – REGIONAL THEATRE: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma. OTHER THEATRE: Hadestown, Into the Wood, Cats, Fiddler on the Roof, Mean Girls: High School Version, The Addams Family, Disney’s Newsies, Damn Yankees, Guys and Dolls, The Sooner Theatre of Norman. FESTIVALS: Music Man Jr., Shrek Jr., Disney’s High School Musical Jr., Disney’s Newsies Jr., Beetlejuice Jr., Junior Theatre Festival
Charlie Burns (Downtown Campus]
Charlie Burns has been a St. Luke’s member for 4 years, and he sings in the traditional downtown choir. He loves to direct theatre productions and is the intermediate principal at Oakdale. Previous performances for St. Luke’s On Broadway include A Chorus Line and the Broadway Revue for 2022, 2023, and 2024. He is grateful for the steadfast support of his husband and daughter.
Erin Clemons (Downtown Campus]
Erin Elizabeth Clemons is an American Actor, Singer, and Theatre professional. She was born and raised in Lawton, OK before attending the University of Central Oklahoma where she graduated with a Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre. Her Broadway and Tour credits include: Hamilton (Eliza, Standby for Schuyler Sisters), Les Misérables (Éponine), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Janelle Woods), Prince of Broadway (Standby for All Women). Regional Credits include: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Esmeralda), Ragtime (Sarah), Jesus Christ Superstar (Mary), and others. TV Credits include: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, The 68th Annual Tony Awards, and Good Morning America.
Directing credits include: Our Town (UCO), The Revolutionists (UCO), Ain’t Misbehavin’ (UCO), and Notes from Now (Assistant- Prospect Theatre Company). In 2021 she was named a Distinguished Alumna of UCO and in 2022 she received the Alfre Woodard Excellence in Theatre Award from Black Liberated Arts Center in Oklahoma City.
She is a passionate community arts advocate, leading her to receive her Master’s in Non- Profit and Public Management. She has worked as a Coordinator of Community Engagement connecting local non- profits and community partners with students looking for volunteer work and as an Art Moves Director curating live arts programming. She is an avid reader, experienced traveler, loves gardening, and hiking. She is devoted to understanding how the arts connect us to ourselves, our communities, and our environment.
Isaiah Bailey (Edmond Campus]
Isaiah Bailey is thrilled to be back with his amazing St. Luke’s Family! You may have seen this former Life Light Band member leading worship on Sundays at the Downtown Campus, performing at the Civic Center with Lyric Theatre or even at the Poteet Theatre. Shortly after receiving his BM of Music in Vocal Performance from Oklahoma City University, Bailey left Oklahoma to continue his career as a performer in regional theatres around the country, and before taking the leap to NYC, he spent majority three seasons at Sight and Sound Theatres in Branson, Mo. shortly after moving to NYC he was cast as one of the Drifters in the Broadway National Tour of Beautiful The Carol King Musical. Post pandemic, Bailey reopened with the Beautiful Tour and then moved on as a cast member of Disney’s The Lion King North American Tour. Bailey was recently seen in Jesus Christ Superstar at the Hollywood Bowl alongside Cynthia Erivo and Adam Lambert! His lastest announcement is he will be the Phantom in the new North American Tour of The Phantom of the Opera. More credits and updates can be found on his website, isaiahbailey.com.
Along with being on stage, he is also teaching and coaching voice with students all over the world to ensure they are being given tools and guidance to be the best and healthiest version of themselves. God is definitely faithful and provides ways for Bailey to share His love with so many and that is his continual vow. “To God be the glory!”
Bryce Williams (Edmond Campus]
Cheyanne Marie (Edmond Campus]
Singer-producer, Cheyanne Marie specializes in various genes. Cheyanne’s natural talent has been crafted by industry professionals all over. Cheyanne has performed nationally for over 10 years, building a quality and loyal fan base. She enjoys performing a wide range of music such as classical, pop, hip-hop, soul, R&B, adult contemporary, jazz, country, and musical theatre. It is hard to put Cheyanne in a box & she loves it that way.
Along with pursuing a performance career, Cheyanne developed a passion for helping underserved people obtain quality education and entertainment for little to no cost to them. After obtaining her M.M. Musical Theatre & M.A. Nonprofit Leadership & Management degrees from Oklahoma City University, Cheyanne has helped multiple organizations write and win grant funding. Cheyanne currently serves as the Director of Music Ministry at Southern Hills United Methodist Church located in south Oklahoma City.
Ashley Carr Soter (Downtown Campus Ensemble]
Ashley Carr Soter is a director, teacher, and performer based in the Oklahoma City metro area. She regularly performs as a featured soloist with the Norman Philharmonic, Oklahoma Baroque Orchestra, Oklahoma Worship Choir, and the internationally touring Zielinski Singers. Ashley is also an active member of the discipleship team at St. Luke’s, where she co-directs the young adult ministry alongside her husband, George. Additionally, she directs the children’s choir, sings with the LifeLight Worship Team, and is deeply involved with Poteet Theatre and Poteet Academy, both teaching and performing.
Her recent stage credits include Little Women (Beth March), Fiddler on the Roof (Hodel), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Narrator), and Seussical (Gertrude).
Susan Riley (Downtown Campus Ensemble]
Susan Riley is an Oklahoma-based actor, singer, and voice artist whose work spans stage, screen, and studio.
She’s been a singer with LifeLight since 2018, and has performed with Poteet Theatre, taking on beloved roles such as Marian in The Music Man and Sister Robert Anne in Nunsense.
Susan has appeared with many of Oklahoma’s leading theatre companies, including Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma, Pollard Theatre, Carpenter Square, Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park, and Oklahoma Children’s Theatre. Favorite roles include Martha in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Belle in Beauty and the Beast, Cathy in The Last Five Years, and Hester Prynne in The Scarlet Letter.
Her voiceover and on-camera work includes national commercials, film, anime, video games and television—as well as serving as the voice of the Oklahoma City Streetcar. She was named 405 Magazine’s Favorite Local Actor three years in a row.
Marcy Gonzales (Downtown Campus Ensemble]
Marcy Gonzales hails from Blanchard, OK. She studied voice at the University of Oklahoma and is an alumna of the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, CA, where she studied under legendary mezzo soprano, Marilyn Horn. Marcy has enjoyed performing both opera and musical theater at home and abroad. A few of her roles include: Dame Quickly in Falstaff, Third Lady in The Magic Flute, Carmen in Carmen, Nettie Fowler in Carousel, Marmee in Little Women, Nancy in Oliver!, and Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast.
Madison Woods (Edmond Campus Ensemble]
Madison Woods is a proud graduate of the UCO Musical Theatre program. Some of her favorite past roles include Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd, Joanne in RENT, and Rona Lisa Peretti in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Madison serves as the Director of Welcoming Ministries at St. Luke’s Methodist Church in Edmond and is also a member of the church’s worship team. In addition to her work in ministry, she is a regular vocalist with the Oklahoma Opry. She is deeply grateful to her husband, Zack, and to her incredible family and friends for their unwavering love and support.
Savannah White-Lewis (Edmond Campus Ensemble]
Savannah is excited to be one of the Fates for Hadestown! So blessed to be the Edmond LifeLight Worship Director and is loving the chance to step back into the Musical Theatre world during St. Luke’s on Broadway. She’s a music theatre graduate from UCO and spent some years in NYC performing before moving back to OKC. Some of her favorite musical theater roles include: Annie (Miss Hannigan), Spamalot (Lady of the Lake), Last 5 Years (Cathy), West Side Story (Anita), & The Fix (Violet Chandler). When not leading worship you can usually find her running outside, with her husband Billy, or curled up with her dog Scout.
Auburn Hilliard (Edmond Campus Ensemble]
Auburn Hilliard is very excited for St. Luke’s on Broadway this summer! She has a Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre from the University of Central Oklahoma, and past credits include Sherrie in Rock of Ages, Amy in Little Women, and Sophie in Mamma Mia!
August 24: Mary Poppins
Synopsis: Step into the world of Cherry Tree Lane, where the Banks family is about to experience a transformation like no other. Mary Poppins the Musical isn’t just a whimsical tale of magical adventures – it’s a heartfelt story about personal growth, family bonds, and finding joy in life’s simplest moments. Through mesmerizing music, delightful choreography, and timeless messages, this production continues to captivate audiences young and old. It reminds us all that sometimes a touch of magic – and perhaps a spoonful of sugar -can make all the difference.
Guest Singers
Downtown Campus: Maya Rose, George Soter, Marcy Gonzales, Ty Lassiter, Emma Day
Edmond Campus: Abby Morris-Sherman, Joey Geresi
Mary Poppins Videos
Guest Performers and Bios
Maya Rose (Downtown Campus]
Maya Rose is beyond grateful to be part of St. Luke’s on Broadway. A 2021 graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma’s Music Theatre program, Maya has performed a variety of beloved roles including Ado Annie in Lyric Theatre’s Oklahoma! Interactive, Sherrie in Rock of Ages, Helene in Sweet Charity, and Betty Haynes in White Christmas. At Poteet Theatre, she has also had the joy of playing Cinderella in Into the Woods and Mary Poppins in Mary Poppins. In addition to performing, Maya has been teaching voice and piano locally for the past six years and currently serves as the Worship Leader and Music Director at Jones United Methodist Church. She credits every opportunity and success to God, her devoted husband, and her endlessly supportive family, whose love and encouragement continue to inspire her every step of the way.
George Soter (Downtown Campus]
George Soter graduated from The University of Oklahoma in 2020 with a Bachelor’s of Music. He now works at St. Luke’s as Co-Director of young adult (20s-40s) ministries with his wonderful wife, Ashley Soter. In his free time, George is also deeply involved with Poteet theatre and would encourage anyone who loves this sermon series to inquire about supporting and auditioning for the best community theatre he’s ever been a part of! Recent credits include: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Joseph), Godspell (Jesus), Fiddler on the Roof (Perchik), Peter and the Starcatcher (Peter)
Marcy Gonzales (Downtown Campus]
Marcy Gonzales hails from Blanchard, OK. She studied voice at the University of Oklahoma and is an alumna of the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, CA, where she studied under legendary mezzo soprano, Marilyn Horn. Marcy has enjoyed performing both opera and musical theater at home and abroad. A few of her roles include: Dame Quickly in Falstaff, Third Lady in The Magic Flute, Carmen in Carmen, Nettie Fowler in Carousel, Marmee in Little Women, Nancy in Oliver!, and Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast.
Ty Lassiter (Downtown Campus]
Ty Lassiter is a 4th grader at Heritage Trails. He attends First Baptist Moore. He is very active in The Sooner Theater of Norman. He has enjoyed roles as Marcellus Washburn/Salesman #5 in The Music Man (June 2025), Edgar in Aristocats (April 2025), Daddy in Junie B. Jones (July 2024), Marty in Madagascar (January 2024), Grand Pabbie in Frozen (January 2023). He is excited to explore Nashville this summer on vacation. Ty also plays soccer, basketball, golf and loves to ski. He also enjoys painting, pottery and stained glass art. Ty loves to travel with his family. He loves game nights and adventures with mom, papa, Carla and Rhonda. A big thank you to Mervin Tay for this opportunity!
Emma Day (Downtown Campus]
Emma is honored to be asked to perform at St. Luke’s on Broadway. She loved every minute of performing Mary Poppins on the Poteet Stage and is excited to share it again. Emma is 12 years old and a rising 7th grade Drama major at Classen SAS MS. Some of her favorite previous shows include Elf, The Wizard of Oz, James and the Giant Peach, Matilda, Big Fish, and Annie.
Abby Morris-Sherman (Edmond Campus]
Abby is a graduate from the University of Central Oklahoma with her degree in Musical Theatre. She is excited to be back at St. Luke’s after a 9 month contract with Disney Cruise Line, performing roles such as Mary Poppins and Rapunzel in their main stage shows. She is so excited to share her gift and thanks the whole St. Luke’s team for having her!
Joey Geresi (Edmond Campus]
Joey Geresi is a fourth-generation member of St. Luke’s and loves serving as a member of the Edmond Campus Chancel Choir and Leadership Team. He developed his passion for music and theatre during his teenage years in the Jenks High School Vocal Music program, where he starred in Once Upon A Mattress and All Shook Up! and was a featured soloist with the Jenks Trojanaires show choir. He later studied music and performing arts at SMU and OU before earning his law degree and master’s degree in health administration at OU. He currently serves as in-house counsel at OU Health in Oklahoma City. Joey is a happy husband to his wife and better half, Shelbi, and they are proud parents of their nearly two-year-old son, Levi.
Alexandria Blue (Edmond Campus]
This is Alexandria Blue’s forth time being part of St. Luke’s on Broadway. She is a local Edmond/OKC performer and sings in LifeLight at the St. Luke’s Edmond campus. Some of her favorite roles include Amalia Balash (She Loves Me), Violet Weston (August: Osage County), Matron “Mama” Morton (Chicago), Peter Pan (Peter Pan), Miss Andrew (Mary Poppins), and Orfeo (Orfeo ed Euridice). Blue is currently working with Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma as a performer/educator for their Interactive Theatre Program.
Lindy Groves (Edmond Campus]
Lindy Groves is a 5th grade student at Edmond Public Schools. She has participated in many musical performances with Spotlight Acting Academy, Poteet Theatre and with the St. Luke’s Edmond campus children’s choir. Lindy is also a member of the Edmond Youth Chorus. When she is not on the stage, Lindy enjoys volleyball and spending time with her friends and family.
Will Raymer (Edmond Campus]
Will is so excited to be a part of St. Luke’s on Broadway. He attends Clegern Elementary School and is a member of St. Luke’s Children’s Choir. He began performing at the age of two at Hickman Music School and loves performing in his school music programs, St. Luke’s Christmas Musical, summer camps, and church. This summer, he was in Lyric Theatre’s production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and played the role of Prince Hans in Poteet Theatre’s production of Frozen Kids. When he is not on stage, Will enjoys spending time with friends and playing sports. Will is thankful for his wonderful teachers, friends, and family who encourage and guide him and who taught him to sing and so much more.
