August 29, 2026 Local Stories in and Around St. Joseph, Illinois

5 Questions with Game of Tiaras Wyatt Loghry

What is the best part of this show?
My favorite part of the show is the Red Ball because a lot of people die. Spoiler alert!

How would you describe the show to someone who had no knowledge of it?
I would describe the show as a thrilling and hilarious combination of Disney princesses and Game of Thrones with a little Shakespeare added into the mix.

What is your favorite part of acting?
It is a very fun show, and my character especially allows me to explore some of my favorite aspects of acting: humor, dramatics, and dying in the most epic and random of ways.

What would be your dream production?
My dream production would be to play Robert, the male lead, in a Broadway revival of the musical Company, alongside Broadway stars.

Describe your character in five words or less.
If I had to describe my role as the King in five words, it would be “mid-life crisis times 1000.”

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