Don’t Tell Scotty

Cast Bios

Theo Morningstar as Scotty

Theo Morningstar (they/them) has been passionate about theater since their first musical theater class at the Lopez Island school at 11 years old. Since then, they’ve been in many original musicals, short plays, and full-length plays. This is their third year with LOT, and they hope for many more to come.

Ellen ZocHER as Marty

Ellen is new to Lopez and to performance, and excited to be making her acting debut with LOT this year! She loves living here and getting to learn, grow, and play with such passionate and inspiring creatures.

Keira Howard as Ray

Keira Howard is a senior at Lopez Island High School who's been to many different places, but has stuck to theatre the whole time! Whether it was Drama Club, Theatre class, or Community Theatre, Keira's been there to help out in some way. She'll soon be off to college, but she hopes this year will be a great final act to high school!

Helen Grace as Betty

Helen Grace has been performing since age 0.

Crew Bios

Directed by Megan Havner

Megan Havner is thrilled to make her directorial debut with Don’t Tell Scotty, written by Seattle playwright Monty Rozema. She has also been donning the hat of Stage Manager for the first time with Big Mother (2026), directed by Carrie Weaver. Megan is a writer first, having penned LOT works like The Convenience Store (2026 Reader’s Theater) and The Tutor (2024). Her prior theater experience goes back to her Seattle childhood, where she wrote two one-act plays for Ballard High School’s 24 Hour Plays. Her full-length play was picked by Macha Theatre Works through the Young Playwright Program for a staged reading. She also worked in props and stage crew while her brother worked lights and sound for their high school theater program. Megan is drawn to plays that use comedy to explore deep emotions and taboo subjects. As a director, her goal is to create a safe creative container for marginalized people to bring their voices to center stage.

Stage managed by Carrie Weaver

Carrie Weaver (they/them) still feels new to theater and is delighted to return for Lopez Original Theater’s third season! They debuted as an actor in Fall 2024 as Clara in Crazy Quilts, followed by Drew in Lagging Fall (Spring 2025), and Partner in Life, Love & Death (Fall 2025). They are most proud of their work as Sally Talley in San Juan Community Theater’s Summer 2026 production of Talley’s Folly. They also had the honor of seeing their first play Please Hold produced by LOT last Fall, and they are delighted to present to you Big Mother in their directorial debut tonight! If not for LOT, Carrie is confident they would still be floating through life having not discovered theater and the both seismic and subtle wonders it can do for a person. Thank you, LOT, for all the opportunities you have provided this theater neophyte!