Saddle Brook High School’s production of Guys and Dolls was an amazing show that was fun, exciting, and really impressive to watch. From the very beginning, the audience was brought into the busy and colorful world of 1950s New York City, and the energy stayed high the entire time.
The cast did a great job bringing their characters to life, especially the lead performers. Jeremy Payano as Sky Masterson was confident and smooth, really capturing the character’s charm and growth throughout the show. Vidda Del Orbe as Sarah Brown delivered a strong and sincere performance, showing both kindness and determination in her role. James Jacobson as Nathan Detroit brought great comedic timing and energy, making his character both funny and relatable. Rachel Rosales as Miss Adelaide was a standout, bringing humor, personality, and strong stage presence every time she was on stage.
Supporting roles also played a huge part in making the show so entertaining. Jether Martinez as Nicely Nicely Johnson brought incredible energy, especially during musical numbers, and kept the audience engaged. Tanner Nosch as Benny Southstreet added to the humor and helped build the dynamic between the gamblers, making those scenes even more enjoyable.
Luck Be a Lady: A Winning
Night with
Guys & DollS
Edited by Marla Daza