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The Theatre Club (also known as the Java Club[1]) is a hobby club at Royal Woods High School under the leadership of Mrs. Bernardo. Luan and Benny are a part of the club, which first appeared in the episode "Stage Plight". Members[]Luan Loud[]
Benny Stein[]
Jackee[]
Errol[]
Amy[]
Amy is a minor character in The Loud House, who made her first appearance in "Stage Plight". Biography[]Not much is known about her, other than being described as Shannon's "arch nemesis," and is also supposedly dating Rex. In "An Inspector Falls", Amy sets up a case so that she gets cast as Detective Agatha Mystery in The Case of the Missing Corgi, but is found out by Luan. As punishment, she is demoted to a mulberry bush, though Luan accepted her apology. Personality[]As shown in "An Inspector Falls", Amy is conniving and willing to set up a plot to get a role she wants in a play. Despite that, she is not completely heartless, as she does apologize when she has gone too far. Appearance[]Amy has ginger curly hair and freckles. She wears a green top, dark green jeans, and pink shoes. Trivia[]
Ellie[]
Ellie is a minor character who first appeared in "Party Down". Biography[]Ellie is first seen in "Party Down" as a guest at Lori's party. In "ARGGH! You for Real?", she is seen at the sight of Hunter Spector's latest ghost hunt. In "Spell It Out", she is seen with some of Lori's friends talking to her. In "Health Kicked", she was seen as an audience member at the Royal Woods Arena. In "Legends", she was sighted at the airport. In "Mall of Duty", she was seen at the mall at the time when Rip Hardcore was doing a book signing. In "Snow Way Out," she was among those awaiting the arrival of Bobbie Fletcher. In "Roadie to Nowhere", she was seen watching Luna's performance. In "Selfie Improvement", she was seen on Lori's phone. In "City Slickers", she makes a cameo when Lincoln misses his ride. In "Rita Her Rights", she was seen outside of Royal Woods High School. In "Head Poet's Anxiety", she was seen in a flashback to Luan's bowling alley gig. In "Friendzy", she was among the friends that Leni invited over. In "Shop Girl", she was seen at a sale at Reininger's. In "Scales of Justice", she was among the tourists at Tall Timbers Park. In "Really Loud Music", she was seen watching Luna's performance as she sings "Play it Loud". In "Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow", she was seen at the time when Margo was being praised for her winning strike at the soccer game. In "The Write Stuff", she was at The Burnt Bean listening to Bud Grouse's poem. In "Can't Hardly Wait", she was seen as a patron at Lynn's Table being waited on by Kotaro. In "Leader of the Rack", she was seen in the food court. In "A Pimple Plan", she was seen at the park where Luan has her date with Benny In "Deep Cuts", she was seen with the theater club during the protest on which club Principal Rivers should save. In "Electshunned", she was interning at Royal Woods City Hall as an assistant where she complains about the printer being out of toner. Leni applies makeup to it. Appearance[]Ellie is a teenager with light tan skin, curly black hair in an updo, freckles, round black glasses, and red lipstick. She wears gold triangle dangle earrings, a dark purple jacket, a pink turtleneck dress, and black sneakers. Trivia[]
Leo[]
Leo is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Stage Plight". Biography[]Not much is known about him, other than he and Lyberti are best friends and inseparable. He also appears to be rather timid, and easily frightened, usually jumping into Lyberti's arms whenever spooked. Appearance[]He is a round boy, who has tan skin and short brown hair into a fauxhawk. He wears a white T-shirt, jeans, and blue sneakers. Lyberti[]
Lyberti is a minor character The Loud House, who made her first appearance in "Stage Plight". Biography[]Not much is known about her, other than she says Leo is her "B.F.F.", and that they can't be separated. She also appears to be strong enough to hold Leo when he jumps into her arms. Appearance[]Lyberti has dark skin, curly black hair, and dots for eyes. She wears a red bow, glasses, light green dress and red boots. Maryam[]
Maryam is an unseen character in The Loud House, who was first mentioned in "Stage Plight". Biography[]Not much is known about her, other than she auditioned for the "Romeo and Juliet" play. It is unknown whether or not she actually participates in the play. Parvana[]
Parvana is a minor character in The Loud House, who made her first appearance in "Stage Plight". Appearance[]She has light skin, a beauty mark on her face, and pink lipstick. She wears traditional Middle-Eastern clothing, such as a magenta hijab that covers her hair and neck, matching slacks, a light pink sleeved tunic with two horizontal white stripes and white tennis shoes. Trivia[]
Rex[]
Rex is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Stage Plight". Biography[]Not much is known about him, other than he and Amy are supposedly dating each other, however he is not above flirting with other girls, such as Jackie. Appearance[]Rex has tan skin and short black hair. He wears a white turtleneck shirt, black tie, blue jeans and black shoes. Ruby[]
Ruby is a minor character in The Loud House, who made her first appearance in "Stage Plight". Biography[]She is an Indian girl who attends Royal Woods High School. She seems to have an interest in theatre. Appearance[]Ruby has brown skin, long black hair in which she keeps in a braid, with a red top with an orange and turquoise blue pattern, turquoise blue pants, and red flats. She also wears gold earrings. Trivia[]
Shannon[]
Shannon is a minor character in The Loud House, who made her first appearance in "Stage Plight". Biography[]Not much is known about her, other than she and Amy are sworn enemies, with Shannon even referring to her as her "arch nemesis". However, they don't seem to outright hate each other, as shown in "Director's Rut", in which they are shown in a group hugging. In "An Inspector Falls", she gets disappointed that she was cast as a mulberry bush again instead of Gertrude in The Case of the Missing Corgi. She could barely move in her costume, which is why Luan deduced that she was not responsible for a sandbag nearly hitting Amy. Once it was revealed that Amy had Rex do it so she could get the lead, she is punished by being cast as the mulberry bush. As a result, Shannon was cast as Gertrude, much to her excitement. Appearance[]Shannon has brown hair, freckles, and she wears round-rimmed glasses, similar to Clyde's. She also wears an orange sweater with yellow wrist collars, dark blue skirt, white socks and light teal slip-on shoes. Despite it originally being part of the wardrobe for Romeo & Juliet, she has since been seen frequently wearing her Montague scarf. Spencer[]
Spencer is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Stage Plight". Biography[]He attends Royal Woods High School and is good at sports. In "Stage Plight" Spencer joined Theatre Club, but he had trouble remembering his lines during a play so he writes them on himself. In "Deep Cuts" Spencer joined Sports Club and he assisted Lori in protesting against closing the club. Appearance[]He is a stout boy with black curly hair. He wears a yellow striped shirt with a "7" on it, yellow striped shorts, white socks, and blue sneakers. Unnamed Blonde Girl[]
The Unnamed Blonde Girl is a minor character in The Loud House, who made her first appearance in "Stressed for the Part". Appearance[]She's a short girl with blonde hair. She wears a green vest, a white shirt, red shorts, green shoes and white socks. She also wears yellow earrings. Unnamed Punk Girl[]
The Unnamed Punk Girl is a minor character in The Loud House, who made her first appearance in "Stage Plight". Appearance[]She's a tall and thin teenage girl. She has punk hairstyle and hair painted in lavender, pink lipstick and light blue eyeshadow. She wears three pairs of silver earrings, white shirt, blue leather jacket, indigo skirt with blue belt and indigo boots. Sources[]
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