Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of the Four at Parkview Event Room, Johnson-Springview Park

Carson is a recent graduate of Jessup University with a major in Biology, but an engagement in and passion for their performing arts. At Jessup he was featured in many roles such as Percy Blakeney in The Scarlet Pimpernel, and Harold Hill in The Music Man. Carson currently sings and dances with the Pops Chorale and Orchestra, and previously, he performed for much of his youth with Rocklin Community Theater, playing such roles as Riff in West Side Story and Officer Lockstock in Urinetown. Carson first worked with Placer Repertory Theater playing Fabien Dei Franchi in The Corsican Brothers. This is his second opportunity to work with Placer Rep, this time playing Sherlock Holmes in The Sign of The Four!

Rick grew up in Tucson AZ, and now lives and teaches high school in Roseville, CA. He holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Religion and Theology. Rick has been pursuing his passion for drama in just the last few years appearing a several local productions including: Theseus and Oberon (split cast) in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Bo Decker in Bus Stop, Alan Raliegh in God of Carnage, and Maurice in Beauty and the Beast with Stage Right Productions in Rocklin (nominated for Broadway-Sacramento best supporting performer in a musical). His previous acting and singing experience was in local church productions including A Christmas Carol and The Screwtape Letters. He was last seen on the Placer Community Theater stage in Auburn playing Richard Hanay in The 39 Steps.

Greg is originally from Washington D.C. but made his way to Southern California to pursue acting and writing, where he performed live and televised sketch comedy. His background credits include feature films, TV and stage. Greg also writes under the pseudonym Gregory Cody and his work can be found on Medium.com. His passion is in his faith where he hosts a YouTube channel @gregdefendingthefaith.

Cattaryna Goodin has worked with several community theatres, such as Sutter Street Theatre, playing Daria Chase in The Games Afoot, Essie in You Can’t Take It With You and Katrina in Sleepy Hollow. She has also performed at several local theatres, including Chautauqua Playhouse, where she played Brigid O’Shaughnessy in The Maltese Falcon, Carol Burnett in Hollywood Arms, and the Princess/Female lead in The Princess and the Pea, Sleeping Beauty, and Robin Hood. She studied under Ed Claudio at The Actor’s Workshop of Sacramento, where she played Miranda in The Tempest, Sonya in Uncle Vanya, and Regan in King Lear. She is currently directing Descendants Jr. through Norcal Arts, where she also works teaching theatre classes to TK-12th grade students. She works for American Immersion Theatre, performing in murder mystery shows and portraying Disney Princesses for parties and events.

Stacey graduated from UC Berkeley with bachelor’s degrees in Theatre and English Literature. Her Sacramento theatrical credits include Abigail in The Crucible at American River College, Roxie in Chicago, Biondello in Taming of the Shrew, Mariane in Tartuffe, and Poopay in Communicating Doors, all at Main Street Theater Works. While living in Berkeley, she focused on short and long-form improv and appeared with the professional sketch comedy group, Killing My Lobster. Her other SF Bay Area credits include Fred in Once Upon a Mattress and Alice in You Can't Take it With You. Stacey was last seen performing for Placer Rep as the love interest Emilie in The Corsican Brothers in February 2025, and performed the role of Lady Macbeth in Macbeth a la Ubu Fall 2024, and she was the headliner at the November 2024 New Works Showcase, where she performed her solo show in development, Openings.

With an MFA in Dramatic Arts and an MS in Business Management & Leadership, this former Silicon Valley high-tech VP and critically acclaimed professional director / playwright also plays the role of Producing Artistic Director for Placer Repertory Theater, which includes all program oversight, including The VAPA Academy. Previously, the artistic director for two San Francisco theater companies and founder/board president of an economic & workforce development nonprofit organization for Santa Cruz County, her performing arts background includes prior experience as an actor/singer/dancer in touring theater and director/playwright credits for national and international touring productions with renowned professional performing artists, such as Brenda Wong Aoki (AEA / SAG / AFTRA), and companies including Dell’Arte Players (AEA). Projects on which Forsyth worked performed at venues such as the Kennedy Center, the Smithsonian, Magic Theatre, Cowell Theater, Mark Taper Forum, Dallas Theatre Center, San Diego Repertory Theater and many other renowned venues, and received Dramalogue Awards, Critics Circle Awards, Broadway World Awards, the Gloria Burt Fellowship, as well as numerous grants from the NEA, NEH, CAC, ACPC and corporations. Her background also includes teaching and curriculum development at institutions such as UC Davis, University of San Francisco, University of Minnesota, and she is a member of several professional organizations, notably: The Dramatists Guild of America (DGA), Stage Directors & Choreographers Society (SDC), and The Association for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE).