Sorry, Sweetie, I don't remember the character's name. I can give you another "insider" tidbit, though:
The drama scripts were sent out to the congregations in booklet form. Chosen cast members had to memorize the dialogue so they could lip-sinc, even though the actual audio was on tape. One booklet per character was sent, along with one for the director and his assistant. We were to keep the contents strictly confidential. In my home congregation, one brother was given three drama assignments in a row, thus labeling him, Cecil B. DaMille. He took the assignments very seriously.
The Society was specific as to who would portray each character. Noah was to be a commanding presence, Hamm would have dark hair and complexion, etc. The Jezebel-type woman was described in the casting notes as "short and stocky". How do you think the brother felt when we was forced to choose a sister for that role, knowing she would see this description? Stocky? Talk about a suicide mission!
I was, in fact, in three dramas. In the epic Paul saga, I played the mother of Timothy. I should have won an Oscar for that one!