We asked Allen W. Ludwick to tell us a little about himself and here’s what he had to tell us.
I have been in the theatre since my 6th grade year. I played Marcellus Washburn in the school’s production of The Music Man. In high school, I played in three musicals as Scratch/Hamlet in I Am A Star!, Will Parker in Oklahoma, and Kenickie in Grease. I also was a member of the Grafton High School Entertainer’s show choir.
I now attend Fairmont State University as a junior theatre major. I’ve worked behind the scenes as tech crew on various shows, and have gotten onstage for even more. My most recent works include Wilfred Owen in a student directed version of Not About Heroes and the 65-year-old Ed in Defying Gravity.
This is my first production with ACT 2. I’d like to thank them and Beau Bowden for the opportunity to work on such a fun show, as well as Jeffrey Ingman for making me audition. I hope the audience has as much fun seeing us perform as I have had in rehearsals.
We’re really glad to have you working with us, Allen!