Scarlett Letter has been performing Magenta for WUT off and on since shortly after she joined, but she's just recently started playing Mags more often. Prior to that, she spent quite some time rocking it as Frank, but variety is the spice of life, and it's becoming clear that Magenta is a great match for Scarlett.

With her red hair flying, Scarlett is an obvious choice for Mags in the looks department, which initially caused her to avoid the role out of concerns of being typecast. With a few Magenta performances under her belt though, it's obvious that it's not just the looks that makes this work for Scarlett: Her attitude in the role makes for an audience-pleasing performance every time.

Mary has been on WUT for a long long time. She joined cast during the Northridge era and stayed faithful during the hunt for a new theater after Northridge shut down. Just as WUT's new home at the Fallbrook was found, personal issues threatened to overwhelm her and caused her to move temporarily out of state. She promised she'd come back though, and one year later she did just that, making her return to WUT's stage in mid-2003.

Mary has performed various roles for WUT over the years, but many would say that her greatest accomplishments come as a Magenta. She spent several years performing for WUT and refining her Magenta performance, and it shows in her stage presence whenever she chooses to put on the apron and space suit.

Callie has been a member of WUT since our start at the Fallbrook and has been attending WUT shows since who knows when. She's put in a lot of years in various positions with cast including different behind the scenes things as well as on-stage doing things like Trannie, Columbia, and Magenta. She's developed into an unmissable presence at theme nights including an electrifying performance as Pat Benatar for our 80's Night in 2005. And who can forget Callie as Flava Flav? No other small white girl could pull off a rapper with more clocks than IKEA quite like Callie did.

Callie has been on a hiatus for a while, with lots of things to do and some recent personal issues to take care of. Our hearts are with her and we are all eagerly awaiting her return as soon as she can manage it, and we know the audience is too.