November 30, 2025 Local Stories in and Around St. Joseph, Illinois

Five questions with Game of Tiaras Mallory Wagner

What is the best part of this show?
I think the best part of the show is the scene with the Animated Snowman, the King, and Sméagol. I think it is acted out well and I think it is a very funny scene even though it is so short.

How would you describe the show to someone who had no knowledge of it?
The best way to describe the show is Disney Princess’ meets Game of Thrones, with less gore and more comedy. It is a very funny show.

What is your favorite part of acting?
Personally, my favorite part of acting is when I get to create this personality for a character and get into this headspace of, “I am this character, I’m going to show the audience how I interpret them” and it will be enjoyable for me and (hopefully) everyone else.

What would be your dream production?
My dream production would have to be Beauty and the Beast, honestly. I think we have a good cast for it and the chemistry within the cast would really bring the show together. I think we could make it a really awesome show and, on top of it, it would be a really fun show to be in.

Describe your character in five words or less.
For my character Dwarf 2, five words I would describe them as is: Terrified of Cinderella’s bird minions. But for my character The French Prince, the five words I would use would be: French, no thoughts, head empty.

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