Tour life has been amazing so far! We get to see different landmarks in each city we go to, we get to see and experience working in different theaters, and most of all, we get to do it all with our friends! Los Angeles was so much fun, but each city will come to an end, and it’s time to squeeze all of our stuff into our bags and head off to the next city.  San Francisco is such a beautiful city, filled with awesome shopping, food, and historic landmarks like Alcatrez Island and the Golden Gate Bridge.  Denver brought the cold when a couple of cast members got to experience snow for the first time! I can’t wait to get to experience even more cities as we tour across North America!

Keith Gross and I in front of the Orpheum Theatre in San Francisco! I am SO happy that one of my best friends and fellow UCF Alumni gets to join us for the rest of the tour!

Courtney Corbeille, my little sister, and me at the beach in San Francisco! We had some time off to go visit the different areas of the city.  Too bad it was too cold to get a tan at this beach!

Keith Gross and I stunting at the Golden Gate Bridge! Of course, us cheerleaders couldn’t just take a normal picture by famous landmarks! We HAD to take a few stunting pictures!

Hello Denver! Here is most of the cast in the lobby of the Buell Theater getting ready for a cast meeting.  Everyone is happy and excited to be in the mile high city!

Ever wonder what happens backstage during a show? Here is the women’s dressing room that is located directly behind the stage.  You can see all of our costumes that we wear for the show! We are very familiar with this area behind the scenes during the show!

Here Michael Carter is showing us backstage! When we exit off of stage left, this is where we come to.  You can see Campbell’s bed, a locker and a table from Jackson High School, and a bunch of various props that we use during the show.  On the far right of the picture is where we enter to go on to the stage!

Courtney Corbeille and I show you what the Buell Theater looks like from our perspective.

In every new city we go to, we have to do a sound check to make sure everything sounds right in the new space.  We line up and go down the line singing a portion of a song so the guys at the sound board can adjust our microphones accordingly.