Aubrey Barnette (Norbert) is enjoying his twelfth year with the Clinton Brick Street Players, having served on the Board of Directors as Vice President of Production, Treasurer, and general gofer. He has had the privilege of being both on stage and behind the scenes in many productions over the years. Aubrey especially enjoys working the front desk, and welcoming all the people he has come to know over the years as they come to each show. His favorite job is that of director of the musicals each year.

Naomi Barnette (Jeannie), a twelve-year veteran of the Brick Street Players was last seen in Smokey Joe's Cafe. Her many credits include the title role in Always…Patsy Cline and in the musical comedy, Nunsense, appearing as Mother Superior, Mary Regina, both in our 2005 season. She has also given life to Angela Bodine in Honky Tonk Angels, Honky Tonk Angels, Holiday Spectacular, and in Honky Tonk Angels, Bubba’s Revenge.  Other Brick Street Players appearances include, Barefoot In The Part, The Foreigner, Steel Magnolias, South Pacific, and two separate productions of Driving Miss Daisy.  Naomi has also created a character named “Naomi Ruth”, a precocious 4-year-old with humorous wisdom, which she performs at churches and organizations throughout the state.

Cindi Jefcoat (Betty) was last seen on the Brick Street Stage in Smokey Joe’s Café. Previously, she appeared as Sue Ellen Smith-Barney-Fife in Honkey Tonk Angels, Bubba's Revenge, as Louise Seger in Always…Patsy Cline and as the street-wise Sister Robert Ann in the musical comedy, Nunsense. She has also appeared in The Honky Tonk Angels and The Honky Tonk Angels Holiday Spectacular, as Sue Ellen Smith-Barney-Fife.  Cindi also starred as Retta Cupp in Pumpboys and Dinettes, and appeared as one of the four sisters in Beached Wails.  Cindi is a professional free-lance photographer and also has two online businesses she is preparing to launch. She resides in Clinton with her family.

Jan Jefcoat (Pickles) makes her third appearance with the Brick Street Players, having stared as Evie in Stop The World I Want To Get Off, and later she brought Sister Mary Amnesia to life in Nunsense in the 2005 season. Jan is a Clinton High School graduate, and currently an MC student. She is a three-year singer/dancer with Attache` Show Choir, and has also performed in Summer Musical Workshops including Bye Bye Birdie, Newsies, Footloose and Grease. Jan is a gifted songwriter and is actively pursuing a career in music.

Faith Martin (Lin) returns to the Brick Street stage in yet another great musical, having been last seen in Smokey Joe’s Café. Before that, she appeared as Charilee Leona Chess, the psychic manicurist, in The Honky Tonk Angels Holiday Spectacular, and later as Sister Mary Hubert in Nunsense, both in 2004.  Faith attended Stillman College where she appeared in The Wiz and Dream Girls.  She has performed in Texas, New York, Alabama and other cities and states across the country.  She and her husband, Derrick, own Percussive Music Media, in Clinton, where she teaches voice and music theory.  She is also the director of the Mississippi Focus Choir.  Faith and Derrick live in Clinton, and are the proud parents of Joy and Michael.

Matthew Stevens (Duke) is a recent graduate of Mississippi College. While at MC, he participated in four years of Tribal Players and Shakespeare Festival earning him enough credits to be in the Theatre Honor Society, Alpha Psi Omega. He was also involved in the Baptist Student Union drama team, Cross Section. Some of his MC theatre credits include Othello, Reap the Whirlwind, Perspectives on the Cross, Taming of the Shrew, The Glass Menagerie, Romeo and Juliet, Beyond the Horizon, and The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged). Matthew is making his second appearance with the Clinton Brick Street Players, having appeared as Mr. Gibbs in last season’s Arsenic and Old Lace.

Leigh Tapley (Pippi) is a well known voice-over artist and has been heard in literally hundreds of international, national, regional and local TV and radio commercials. She is an award-winning radio News Broadcaster, formerly having worked for Mississippi's only State-wide network. Leigh was crowned Miss Mississippi-USA in the late 70's and went on to coach numerous pageant winners in California, as well as work as a home and Entertainment Reporter for ABC's, "HOME SHOW". A few of Leigh's theatrical credits include the role of Kate, in Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew, Evilita in Daddy's Dyin’, Who's Got the Will?, Faye Templeton in George M, Sylvia in Two Gentlemen of Verona, and as the evil Hattie Hateful in the melodrama, Don't Tell A Soul. Leigh's modeling, acting and reporting have taken her to both New York and Los Angeles. She returned home almost a decade ago to work with the esteemed Thalia Mara, on numerous professional, entertainment projects. Leigh is a delighted to be working for the first time with Clinton's own, Brick Street Players.