Four Montgomery Catholic Students Perform in ADT’s Cinderella and more!

Four Montgomery Catholic Students Perform in ADT’s Cinderella and more! 1Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School is proud to have four students who performed with the Alabama Dance Theater (ADT) production Cinderella and more! February 29, March 1, and 2 at the Davis Theatre in downtown Montgomery. Junior Company members Shannon Boswell and Brooke Searcy, Apprentice Montana Sadler, and Madison Searcy performed various roles in the production.

Shannon Boswell, a senior at Montgomery Catholic, has been a member of ADT since 2004 and played the roles of Jester and Servant in Cinderella. Shannon has attended the Alabama Ballet with scholarship, accepted to the Nashville Ballet, and has been accepted into the dance program at the University of Alabama this fall. Shannon is the daughter of Willie and Sheila Boswell.

Brooke Searcy, a sophomore at Montgomery Catholic, has been an ADT member since 2006 and played the role of Step-sister in Cinderella. Brooke has attended International Ballet Competition School, LDT Summer Festivals, and Dance Arts Summer Intensives. Brooke is the daughter of Brian and Penny Searcy.

Montana Sadler, an eighth grade student at Montgomery Catholic, is a new member of Alabama Dance Theater. She played one of the Hours roles in Cinderella. Montana is the daughter of Becky Sadler.

Madison Searcy, a fourth grade student at Montgomery Catholic, played the role of one of the mice in Cinderella. Madison is the sister of Brooke and daughter of Brian and Penny Searcy.

Pictured: Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School students Madison Searcy, Montana Sadler (seated), Shannon Boswell, and Brooke Searcy who performed in Alabama Dance Theater’s Cinderella and more! at the Davis Theatre.

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