- Kim Iosue
'Toxic' Cast, Assemble!
Updated: Aug 31, 2019
Here is our superstar cast for The Toxic Avenger: The Musical!
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Quinton Guyton
Black Dude
Quinton Guyton got his start in the Chicago theater scene and he is thrilled to be making his LA theater debut with BoomStick Theater. In Chicago, Quinton earned many theater award nominations and won A Jeff Award for Best Actor in A Musical for Lawd, the CVS is Burning. He can be seen next in the Indie horror comedy film Life’s a B**** And Then One Kills You. Quinton is represented by Park Artists Group.
Huck Walton
White Dude
Huck Walton has been streaming comedy, composing/writing for musical theatre and film, acting on stage and TV, and playing in his band as front man for The WallTones. Huck’s LA stage highlights include, Jesus in Godspell (Candlelight), Danny in Life Could Be A Dream (Original LA Production), and opening a handful of productions for Universal and Disney theme parks. Huck currently works on his co-created musical film & comedy production company Accidental Jacket Entertainment. Info on their newest work at
www.accidentaljacket.com @huckwalton
Loic Suberville
Melvin/Toxie
Loïc Suberville is thrilled to be working with Boomstick Theatre on this production of The Toxic Avenger. He is an LA based actor who’s credits include Lucentio in Shrew! (South Coast Repertory), Luke in Tabletop! (MB Stage Production) and Bradley in THE BUZZ (Savannah College of Art and Design). Special thanks to my parents for their unconditional love and support and to my brothers and sister for being such wonderful role models. Follow on IG @loic.suberville
Rachel Rios
Mother/Mayor
Rachel Rios is thrilled to be making her BoomStick debut! If Toxic Avenger piques your interest in zany horror comedies, you can catch her as Sabrina in CURSE OF THE SIREN available on Amazon. She holds a Bachelors Degree in Theatre and English from Loyola Marymount University and a Masters of Fine Arts in Playwriting from The Catholic University of America. For a full list of acting and writing credits, visit rachelrios.com
Lennon Hobson
Sarah/Choreographer
Lennon Hobson is a Los Angeles based actress, choreographer, producer, and classically trained dancer with a BA in Dance and Theater from Loyola Marymount University. Her performance credits include live events, theater at venues such as The El Portal and Rockwell Table & Stage, commercials and music videos with artists such as Tomo Nakayama, FOZZY and Veva Entertainment. Lennon is the President and Co-Founder of BoomStick Theatre.
@lennondhobson
Katie Lynn Mapel
Ensemble/Swing
Katie Lynn Mapel is grateful to be joining the BoomStick team for the very first time! She is an LA based performer, makeup artist, cosplayer, and semi-professional nerd. Previous credits: Tabletop the Musical (Karen), The Video Games (Zelda), Company (Amy), 25th Annual...Spelling Bee (Rona Lisa Peretti), & Oliver! (Nancy). You can follow her adventures on IG @heykatielynn! Gratitude to her fam, friends, & Phoebe Blue for their support.
Spencer Frankeberger
U/S Melvin/Toxie
Spencer Frankeberger received his MFA in Film Production from Florida State University before moving to Los Angeles to pursue acting and directing. He is also a board-certified music therapist, production coordinator, enrichment instructor, and theme park enthusiast. He is a graduate of iO West, Second City Hollywood, and ComedySportz and is currently on a duo improv team called The Januarys and a member of the musical improv team This Day in History. He has written three musicals for Hollywood Fringe, and his most recent musical, Jamba Juice: The Musical, sold out its entire run and received The Encore Producers Award. TV & New Media Credits include: Laff Mobb's Laff Tracks, Nice to Meet You, Player 1: The Video Game Jumper. Film Credits: The Racists, The Monster's Club, Goin' Squatchin', Spiral, Student and the Master. Theatre Credits: You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Schroeder and Charlie Brown), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Joseph), The Last Five Years (Jamie).
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