Norman Aldridge (Ensemble) has been performing with FHG Productions since the first show over 6 years ago. Being a part of the FHG Production family is amazing, and he has learned so much about theater performance over this time. One of his favorite roles was as Judge Henry X Harper in “Miracle on 34th Street,” but all his roles have helped him to grow as an actor. He is sure that everyone is going to enjoy this latest Sherlock Holmes production at FHG Productions.

Averi Atkinson (Annabella Ashcombe) is a junior who loves theatre! She would like to be either an actress or a wedding planner when she is done with school. Averi has previously appeared in multiple FHG productions, including Eliana in “Redeemed,” “Melodies&Memories,” Sallie Gardiner in "Little Women,” and Mayella Yule in “To Kill a Mockingbird.” She recommends doing theatre at FHG, it’s a lot of fun!

Emma Atkinson (Ensemble/Priscilla) is a 7th grader at Sullivan Central Middle School. She has been in 3 shows at FHG, most recently appearing as a Caroler in “A Christmas Carol.”

Amber “Cornbread” Bradley (Lady Hawthorne) started at FHG Productions in 2022, playing her dream role of Mama Bennett in "Pride and Prejudice." She has also appeared as Mother Mary in "Redeemed," Herodias in "It Should Have Been Me," and Mrs. Beaver in "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe." Cornbread has been married to Levi Bradley since 2014. Together, they have an amazing daughter, Lily, who is a rambunctious toddler and full of life. She would like to thank the Lord most of all for being the constant in her life, along with Levi, Lily, and her Mama.

Levi Bradley (Inspector Lestraud) has been acting in various roles for over twenty years, starting as far back as high school. Three of those years have been right here at FHG. He's played everything from Jesus to Satan (FHG), Jack Stapleton in “Sherlock Holmes and the Hound of The Baskervilles” (FHG), Hamlet in “I Hate Shakespeare” (High School), and he was even briefly Audrey 2 in “Little Shop of Horrors” (Rogersville Playhouse) among other roles. He was also the assistant director of Race To Freedom at FHG for two years. Outside of the theater, Levi is married to Amber “Cornbread” Bradley, who also acts here at FHG with him, and they have one daughter, Lily. He also leads worship at Burem Missionary Baptist Church in Rogersville. He’s also an avid gamer, D&D player, and playwright.

John Bolden (Sherlock Holmes) is reprising his role as Sherlock III… no… in the third Sherlock Holmes show. He is ready to fence, fight, deduce, intimidate, and display various forms of general disapproval and mockery. He thanks his wife, Denise, and their son, Isaac, for putting up with his tomfoolery. 

McKenna Chrisley (Ensemble) is appearing in her fourth show at FHG. She has previously appeared as Kristina Hodges in “Race to Freedom” among other roles. She is currently in 7th grade, and her favorite book is The Upside of Falling.

Riley Deal (Jr Assistant Director) has been doing shows at FHG for years, and is making her (junior) assistant director debut. She is a senior at Dobyns Bennet and she loves to spend time with family and friends.

Samantha Fairchild (Assistant Director)- is excited to make her assistant director debut in “Sherlock Holmes: Cupid’s Revenge.” She has previously appeared as Claudia in “Redeemed,” sang and played saxophone in “Melodies&Memories,” appeared as Annie Moffat in FHG’s original “Little Women,” and narrated “A Christmas Carol.” Other acting credits include high school productions, starring as Esther Smith in “Meet Me in St. Louis,” Marmee in the musical “Little Women,” and many more. When not at the theatre, she works as a Registered Dietitian at Johnson City Medical Center. Samantha would like to thank her family and friends for supporting her as she delves back into theatre.

Nathanael Foster (Technical Director) is excited for the 2026 season of FHG to officially begin! Being a show with twists, turns, and unexpected revelations, he thinks this production is a must-see this Valentine's season.

Eliana Grisenti (Lydia Vane) is excited to be in her fourth show at FHG. She has previously appeared as Older Amy in “Little Women” (FHG), a caroler in “A Christmas Carol” (FHG), Brigitta in “The Sound of Music” (Bristol Academy), and danced in several productions with Celebration Theater. Eliana is currently enrolled in the Kingsport Academy of Hair Design. 

Megan Grisenti (Ensemble) is making her theater debut! By day she is an Advanced EMT student. She is happy to be making her first appearance in “Sherlock Holmes: Cupid’s Revenge”!

Hannah Grizzle (Ensemble/Jenny) is excited to be a part of “Sherlock Holmes: Cupid’s Revenge.” This is Hannah’s first production with FHG, although she has been a part of “The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane,” where she appeared as an ensemble member for her high school's drama team. When she’s not doing theatre, she enjoys many different things such as listening to music, drawing, painting, making crafts, writing, being outside, and playing video games. Hannah would like to thank her family and friends for being supportive of her and her love for theatre and acting.

Jarred Harrell (Dr. John Watson, Costuming) has performed in several dozen shows across a variety of theaters, bringing a wide range of characters to life. Previous roles with FHG include Fred Galey in “Miracle on 34th Street,” Derek Shively in “Race to Freedom,” John Watson in both “Holmes for the Holidays” and “Sherlock Holmes and the Hound of the Baskervilles,” as well as Harry Bailey, Peter Bailey, and Ernie Bishop in “It’s a Wonderful Life.” He also portrayed Peter Pevensie in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.” Jarred finds great joy in volunteering and especially loves contributing to the creation of set pieces. His favorite scripture is John 15:13 – “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”

Rebecca Harrell (Zaza) has been in theater her whole life. She's a huge nerd with a passion for acting and soon wants to start directing. She's been a part of FHG since the beginning. She hopes ya'll enjoy the show!

Amelia Hayes (Enola Holmes) first appeared as Enola Holmes in “Sherlock Holmes and the Hound of the Baskervilles." She has also portrayed Santa’s Elf in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” a Mailman in “Miracle on 34th Street,” Talitha in “Redeemed,” Laura in “Little Women,” and narrator in “A Christmas Carol.” She has been in shows at FHG since 2024, and keeps coming back due to her love of the people here. 1 Timothy 4:12.

Joanna Hayes (tech) is running lights in her 8th show at FHG. She is a 7th grader who loves books. She’s very excited to be a part of this Sherlock Holmes show!

Olivia Hayes (Circus Wonder) is a 4th grader who loves reading, playing in mischief, and being part of the FHG family! “Sherlock Holmes: Cupid’s Revenge” is the 7th FHG Production that she has participated in and she looks forward to being part of many more. 

Garrett Herron (Constable Wilks) is appearing in his first FHG show in his first show in 7 years. In the past he could have been seen in shows such as “The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe” (KTG), “The Jungle Book” (JCCT), “Diary of a Wallflower” (KTG), and “The Odd Couple” (KTG). A graduate of MTSU, he now works as an insurance agent by day. He would like to extend thanks to everyone who has ever been in his life over the last 7 years and beyond, this performance is dedicated to all of you.

Luanne Malone (Lady Ashcombe) is excited to be in her first show at FHG. Her love for theater began at an early age with the Greeneville Little Theater. She continued to do shows with GLT and Greenville High School through her teenage years. Upon graduation, she attended Furman University, majoring in drama. After returning to Greeneville, she again became involved with GLT. Some of her roles include Mother Mary (LLT) and various roles in the Foggy Valley Comedies (LLT).

BK Martin (Mrs. Vane) is so excited to be a part of "Sherlock Holmes - Cupid's Revenge"! She has a degree in English/Theatre from E&H College and spent many years as a graphic artist. Now she has come back to her first love - theatre - and is loving every minute of it! Some of her favorite roles at FHG include Mr. Beaver in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” and Aunt March in “Little Women". BK is also the Props Artisan for FHG and enjoys designing, creating and building things for the shows!  Offstage her life is rather dull, but she shares it with her husband and four dogs. She thanks you for visiting FHG and hopes you come back and bring some friends!

Kristen Minnick (Ensemble) is excited to be performing in her 11th show at FHG! Previous credits include Werewolf in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” Court Clerk in “To Kill a Mockingbird,” and Emily Cratchit in “A Christmas Carol” among others here at FHG. She is a writer and creator at Inherent Treasure. "So bring on the rebels/The ripples from pebbles/The painters, and poets, and plays/And here's to the fools who dream/Crazy as they may seem" -"Audition (The Fools Who Dream)”, Emma Stone, La La Land.

Samuel Nutt (Charlie Winfield) is thrilled to be back on FHG’s stage in his third production. He made his FHG debut as the inquisitive, glove-stealing, NOT doctor Brooke in “Little Women.” Other theatre credits include Peter Cratchit (among other roles) in “A Christmas Carol” at Theatre Memphis and a soldier in “The Wizard of Oz” at The Ritz Theatre (Arkansas). Most recently, he appeared as Bob Cratchit in FHG’s “A Christmas Carol.” While his day job consists of working at Eastman Credit Union, he enjoys going to the skatepark and doing photography.

John Micheal Pierce (Peter Thorne) is a stage actor with over 12 years of experience in live theatre, developing a versatile performance style across drama, comedy, and immersive productions. He spent three years working with a mystery dinner theatre, where he sharpened his skills in improvisation, audience interaction, and sustaining character in unpredictable, live environments. Notable roles include portraying the centurion Longanus in an Easter drama, Ben Dover in a murder mystery production, and a Ghost Captain in another murder mystery. Through his work, he remains committed to honest storytelling, emotional depth, and memorable live performance.

Jonathan Ross (Director) is the owner and artistic director of FHG. He has been involved in the arts for over 20 years, from performing to directing. He is the man responsible for writing the show you are about to see, and has spent many rehearsals driving his lovely assistant director crazy. Jonathan extends a heartfelt thank-you to every cast member, crew member, and patron who steps through FHG’s doors. He considers it a true blessing to walk into this building each and every day and help provide a happy space for people to use their God given talents. (Don’t let him gaslight you, he’s ready to kill you with kindness).

Jonathan “Schmidty” Schmidt (Dr. Martin Valentina) is excited to be in his seventh show at FHG. His favorite role so far was Kris Kringle in “Miracle on 34th Street.” Credits at other theaters include the White Rabbit in “Alice in Wonderland,” Fred in “Noises Off,” and Mr. Beaver in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.” When not on stage, he is a financial crimes investigator with AML RightSource. Jonathan would like to thank his friends, family, and church family at Heritage Baptist Church for their love and support. To God be all the glory.

DanaLyn Smith (Spotlight) is a 15-year-old sophomore at Dobyns-Bennett High School with a passion for performing. She has appeared in every FHG show to date and has already been part of an impressive 34 shows. DanaLyn is also an active member of Drama Hawks, where she continues to grow her skills on stage. Whether she’s acting, singing, or stepping into a new character, she brings dedication, heart, and energy to every performance. Her love for singing shines through in everything she does, making her a standout young performer with a bright future ahead.

Hannah Strickler (Lady Hawthorne) has previously been in two shows at FHG, appearing as Meg March in “Little Women” and Clara in “A Christmas Carol.” She also dances for Celebration Theater. Hannah is a CNA, and currently attends nursing school at Milligan.

Glen Taylor (Stage Hand) works behind the scenes at FHG, supporting productions from the quiet focus of the backstage environment. In this role, he has developed a strong appreciation for the craft, coordination, and teamwork required to bring each performance to life. Surrounded by the warm, acoustic character of tavern-style music, he has learned how atmosphere and sound shape an experience long before the audience ever sees the stage. His approach is guided by a principle that keeps him grounded and motivated: “Fear does not stop death; it stops life.” It’s a reminder to stay proactive, embrace challenges, and remain fully present in every project he contributes to.

Hannah Taylor (Tatianna Hart)  is thrilled to be appearing in “Sherlock Holmes: Cupid’s Revenge” as Tatiana Hart. This marks another exciting production with FHG, where her favorite role to date has been Jo March in “Little Women.” Hannah is grateful to share the stage with such a talented cast and crew and hopes you enjoy the mystery, mayhem, and romance of the show.

BreAnna Terry (Ellen Valentina) is thrilled to be a part of the third Sherlock Holmes production at FHG. She has graced FHG’s stage many times, with some favorite roles including Jean Louise in “To Kill a Mockingbird,” Marmee in “Little Women,” White Witch in “The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe,” Ghost of Christmas Past in “A Christmas Carol,” and Martha in “Redeemed.” She gives thanks to God for the many gifts He blesses us with, including the most important and precious one: His Son Jesus and the free gift of salvation. To her family and friends, thank you for all of the love and support — even when it comes with crazy dreams and ambitions. She also thanks the amazing cast and crew for all of their hard work and making this show so special to be a part of. She hopes you enjoy the show!

Daniel Wells (Christopher Valentina) is in his fourth performance with For His Glory Productions. Previous roles at FHG include Lazarus in "Redeemed," as well as his all-time favorite role of Laurie Laurence in "Little Women." Some highlight roles at other theaters include Mishael in "Babble-On: The Musical Story of Daniel" at Celebration Church and Mr. Banks in "Mary Poppins Jr.” at JRT. Daniel is in his senior year of high school, dual enrolling at Milligan University going into film making. He would like to thank his friends in the cast and crew for making this another great experience in theater. He hopes that romantic or not, you appreciate the love in your life from Jesus and from the people around you.

Cloe Welty (Mary Morstan, Costuming) has been at FHG for over a year now. Her favorite roles so far have been as Doris Walker in  “Miracle on 34th Street,” Jean Louise in “To Kill a Mockingbird,” and Celine in “Redeemed”. She is so grateful for her theater family and is very excited to spend many years to come on the FHG stage!

Nolan Young (Ensemble) is appearing in his third show at FHG. He has previously been in “Redeemed” (FHG), portrayed Jem in “To Kill a Mockingbird” (FHG), as well as participated in “Babble-On: The Musical Story of Daniel” (Celebration Church). He is a freshman at West Ridge High School.