Lizzie Webb is a recent graduate of the University of Montana, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies and a minor in Music Performance.  Her theater career began in 2004 when Fort Peck Summer Theater called her five days before their production of The King and I, frantically needing an accompanist.  She dropped everything she was doing for the summer and traveled across the state to play the show.  The theater bug bit her and she couldn't stay away after that.  Since that fateful summer, she has played for 9 shows around the state of Montana; her favorites have been Little Shop of Horrors, Forever Plaid and Gypsy, which she also musical directed.  She has also acted in productions of Big River, Sweet Charity and played the role of the tap dancing Jennyanydots in Cats.  Lizzie has worked in Missoula for the last two years teaching tap and music at On Center Performing Arts and as a server at Mackenzie River Pizza.  She hopes to go back to school to earn a second Bachelors Degree in Musical Theater and become a musical director someday.  
 
When not playing for shows, working or going to school, Lizzie loves to cook, look at real estate, watch HGTV and play with her two adorable cats, Katie and Boo. 

Dave Calendine, an Ohio native, started his musical career with the player piano at the age of 3. By age 5, he was playing some of the music without the aid of the player mechanism. By age 9, he was playing at his church, where he also started to teach himself the organ at age 15. When at age 16, Dave first heard the magnificent sound of the theatre organ, he was instantly hooked and determined to play the theatre organ at whatever the cost. His wish came true when, one night after a movie, the management of the Akron Civic Theatre let him play. Shortly after that, he was hired as one of the house organist at the 2,678-seat movie palace. The youngest person to ever hold the position, he entertained audiences there for over 3 years. After leaving the Akron Civic Theatre, he continued on, playing at several restaurants featuring theatre pipe organs, such as the Organ Grinder (Toronto, Canada), and Shady Nook (Cincinnati, Ohio). Dave has also played most major theatre pipe organs throughout the United States and Canada. In 2000, he went on his first overseas solo concert tour through Germany and Switzerland, playing to packed houses. Dave currently holds the position of Staff Organist for Detroit's fabulous Fox Theatre, holding that position for 15 years now. He has also played nine years for the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular, featuring the world-famous Rockettes. Dave's enthusiasm for the theatre and theatre pipe organ had him serving on the Board of Directors of the Motor City Theatre Organ Society, which owns and operates the Redford Theatre in Detroit. He was also the President of the Flint Theatre Organ Club, an auxiliary support group for the Flint Institute of Music. He currently is on the Board of Directors and Corporate Secretary of the Detroit Theatre Organ Society, which owns and operates the Senate Theatre and the large Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ installed there. His love of mechanical musical instruments also has him very active with chapters of the the Musical Box Society, International. For his regular employment, Dave is the Technical Director and Stage Manager of the City Theatre in Detroit. He also works in the Operations Department of Olympia Entertainment, one of the nations premier presenters of sports and live entertainment, operating several venues in Detroit, including the Fox Theatre, Cobo Arena, Masonic Temple Complex Theatres, Joe Louis Arena and Comerica Park. Currently 36 years old, Dave resides in Westland,