DELIRIUM'S DAUGHTERS CAST
Brandon Beilis as Timidio
Nick Bombicino as Giovio
Kerry Frances as Celia
Deanna Gibson as Terresa
Stephanie Nicole Kelley as Marina
Jackson Thompson as Pomposa
Branislav Tomich as Di Lirio
Evan Zimmerman as Serio
Nick Bombicino as Giovio
Kerry Frances as Celia
Deanna Gibson as Terresa
Stephanie Nicole Kelley as Marina
Jackson Thompson as Pomposa
Branislav Tomich as Di Lirio
Evan Zimmerman as Serio
DELIRIUM'S DAUGHTERS CREATIVE TEAM
Playwright…………………………………………………………………Nicholas Korn
Director…………………………………………………………………..Kathleen Butler
Set Design…………………………………………………………………..Abby Walsh
Lighting Design……………………………………………………………Alana Jacoby
Costume Design……………………………………………………………...Izzy Fields
Sound Design and Original Music………………………………………Sam Kusnetz
Fight Coordinator………………………………………………….Chris Michael Burke
Production Stage Manager……………………………………………….Jack Gianino
Stage Manager…………………………………………………………..Dustin Z. West
General Manager……………………………………………………Michael Lonergan
Company Manager…………………………………………………………Kim Moarefi
Production Manager……………………………………………………..Peter L. Smith
Public Relations…………………………………………………………………...DDPR
Marketing and Advertising………………………………………………..Kampfire PR
Illustration and Graphic Design………………………………………..Stefano Imbert
Master Electrician………………………………………………………...Carson Gross
Head Carpenter……………………………………………………………...Sean Dean
Sound Supervisor………………………………………………………….Julian Evans
Scenic Fabrication………………………………………………………….Abby Walsh
Production Assistants…………………………………………Gus Riley & Sam Alper
Director…………………………………………………………………..Kathleen Butler
Set Design…………………………………………………………………..Abby Walsh
Lighting Design……………………………………………………………Alana Jacoby
Costume Design……………………………………………………………...Izzy Fields
Sound Design and Original Music………………………………………Sam Kusnetz
Fight Coordinator………………………………………………….Chris Michael Burke
Production Stage Manager……………………………………………….Jack Gianino
Stage Manager…………………………………………………………..Dustin Z. West
General Manager……………………………………………………Michael Lonergan
Company Manager…………………………………………………………Kim Moarefi
Production Manager……………………………………………………..Peter L. Smith
Public Relations…………………………………………………………………...DDPR
Marketing and Advertising………………………………………………..Kampfire PR
Illustration and Graphic Design………………………………………..Stefano Imbert
Master Electrician………………………………………………………...Carson Gross
Head Carpenter……………………………………………………………...Sean Dean
Sound Supervisor………………………………………………………….Julian Evans
Scenic Fabrication………………………………………………………….Abby Walsh
Production Assistants…………………………………………Gus Riley & Sam Alper
BRANDON BEILIS
Timidio
is a New York City based actor, writer, & director. He was most recently seen starring as Terry, in “Stay At Home,” directed by Cedar Daniels. Some of his other on-screen credits include starring in Indie Spirit Award winning, “The Love Game." A short, directed by Andrew Hunt. He was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Syracuse International Sci-Fi and Horror Film Festival in 2011 for his role in “The Killing of Jacob Marr.” Brandon's favorite stage credit to date has been as Adam in "Jewtopia" at the Florida Studio Theatre. This year, he directed, "Perfect For Me," a music video for Matt Beilis that premiered on Ryan Seacrest.com. And in 2014, he wrote the story line and character dialog for the video game, "Turning Gears - The Real Robots of Robot High," for which he did the voices for a number of the characters. Brandon is insipred by specific and nuanced moments that we can all relate to. He believes wholeheartedly that common experience is what brings us all together. He'd like to send 106,000 kisses & 5 hugs to his mom: Rosalie, dad: Alan, Matt, Kira, and Ashlea.
Timidio
is a New York City based actor, writer, & director. He was most recently seen starring as Terry, in “Stay At Home,” directed by Cedar Daniels. Some of his other on-screen credits include starring in Indie Spirit Award winning, “The Love Game." A short, directed by Andrew Hunt. He was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Syracuse International Sci-Fi and Horror Film Festival in 2011 for his role in “The Killing of Jacob Marr.” Brandon's favorite stage credit to date has been as Adam in "Jewtopia" at the Florida Studio Theatre. This year, he directed, "Perfect For Me," a music video for Matt Beilis that premiered on Ryan Seacrest.com. And in 2014, he wrote the story line and character dialog for the video game, "Turning Gears - The Real Robots of Robot High," for which he did the voices for a number of the characters. Brandon is insipred by specific and nuanced moments that we can all relate to. He believes wholeheartedly that common experience is what brings us all together. He'd like to send 106,000 kisses & 5 hugs to his mom: Rosalie, dad: Alan, Matt, Kira, and Ashlea.
NICK BOMBICINO
Giovio
Is delighted to return to work with Triumvirate Artists. Recent credits include: New York - The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Becky Shaw (Spicy Witch Productions); Regional - Treasure Island(Lost Nation Theater); Macbeth, The Taming of the Shrew, The Kingship Cycle - part II (Adirondack Shakespeare Company); and in the UK: Hay Fever (Birmingham Repertory Theatre); We Are Three Sisters (The Old Joint Stock Theatre). Nick is a Vermont native, and has recently moved back from England where he obtained his Masters Degree. Education: Birmingham School of Acting, MA; Ithaca College, BA. www.nickbombicino.com
Giovio
Is delighted to return to work with Triumvirate Artists. Recent credits include: New York - The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Becky Shaw (Spicy Witch Productions); Regional - Treasure Island(Lost Nation Theater); Macbeth, The Taming of the Shrew, The Kingship Cycle - part II (Adirondack Shakespeare Company); and in the UK: Hay Fever (Birmingham Repertory Theatre); We Are Three Sisters (The Old Joint Stock Theatre). Nick is a Vermont native, and has recently moved back from England where he obtained his Masters Degree. Education: Birmingham School of Acting, MA; Ithaca College, BA. www.nickbombicino.com
KERRY FRANCES
Celia
Is happy to be a part of this show. Credits include: North American tour of Fiddler On The Roof w/ Topol, Harvey Fierstein, Theo Bikel (Shprintze); Hello, Dolly! w/ Sally Struthers (Ermengarde); Fiddler 50th Anniversary Gala at Town Hall. Commercials/VO: MTV, HBO, Geico, Evan Williams, Nat'l Geo, Underdogs (soundtrack). Kerry founded and runs lovemustardseedco.com. She is an advocate for dog rescue, holds an annual fundraiser Dollars for Doggies, and is an overly proud mom of her rescue pups, Henry & Layla. Thanks to Mallory, the Fiddler girls, Mom, family. All Glory to God. Jer 29:11.www.kerryfrances.com
Celia
Is happy to be a part of this show. Credits include: North American tour of Fiddler On The Roof w/ Topol, Harvey Fierstein, Theo Bikel (Shprintze); Hello, Dolly! w/ Sally Struthers (Ermengarde); Fiddler 50th Anniversary Gala at Town Hall. Commercials/VO: MTV, HBO, Geico, Evan Williams, Nat'l Geo, Underdogs (soundtrack). Kerry founded and runs lovemustardseedco.com. She is an advocate for dog rescue, holds an annual fundraiser Dollars for Doggies, and is an overly proud mom of her rescue pups, Henry & Layla. Thanks to Mallory, the Fiddler girls, Mom, family. All Glory to God. Jer 29:11.www.kerryfrances.com
DEANNA GIBSON
Terresa
Is beyond thrilled to rejoin this terrific team. Recently, she played Neasa in Barrington Stage Company's Shining City, & Emilia in Titan Theatre's Othello. Other regional credits: Macbeth, Lend Me a Tenor (Pennsylvania Shakespeare); The Taming of the Shrew, The 39 Steps, The Importance of Being Earnest (Orlando Shakespeare); Born Yesterday, Collected Stories (Florida Rep); Trying, Enchanted April (Asolo Rep); Doubt (Riverside Theatre); Bay Street Theater; Flat Rock Playhouse; Actors' Playhouse. NYC credits include: Monster (Pan Asian Rep); angel/buddy (Int'l Fringe Festival); Metropolitan Playhouse. MFA from FSU/Asolo Conservatory. Thanks goes to Kathleen, John, Erica, Ann, her parents, & Ken.
Terresa
Is beyond thrilled to rejoin this terrific team. Recently, she played Neasa in Barrington Stage Company's Shining City, & Emilia in Titan Theatre's Othello. Other regional credits: Macbeth, Lend Me a Tenor (Pennsylvania Shakespeare); The Taming of the Shrew, The 39 Steps, The Importance of Being Earnest (Orlando Shakespeare); Born Yesterday, Collected Stories (Florida Rep); Trying, Enchanted April (Asolo Rep); Doubt (Riverside Theatre); Bay Street Theater; Flat Rock Playhouse; Actors' Playhouse. NYC credits include: Monster (Pan Asian Rep); angel/buddy (Int'l Fringe Festival); Metropolitan Playhouse. MFA from FSU/Asolo Conservatory. Thanks goes to Kathleen, John, Erica, Ann, her parents, & Ken.
STEPHANIE NICOLE KELLEY
Marina
Regional theatre credits include A Christmas Carol (MD), Five Women Wearing the Same Dress (VA), Over the River and Through the Woods (VA), Buried Child (VA), and Fuddy Meers (VA). Film/Television credits include: Iron Jawed Angels, Cry Wolf, A Haunting, and John Adams. Stephanie has studied with UCB, The Barrow Group, Deena Levy Theatre Studio, and Virginia Commonwealth University. When not acting, she enjoys running her holistic company and creating new candles & aromatherapy products (www.StephStuph.com). She is also a nationally certified reflexologist & holds certifications in aromatherapy, reiki, magnet therapy and ayurvedic hot stone treatments. www.StephanieNicoleKelley.com
Marina
Regional theatre credits include A Christmas Carol (MD), Five Women Wearing the Same Dress (VA), Over the River and Through the Woods (VA), Buried Child (VA), and Fuddy Meers (VA). Film/Television credits include: Iron Jawed Angels, Cry Wolf, A Haunting, and John Adams. Stephanie has studied with UCB, The Barrow Group, Deena Levy Theatre Studio, and Virginia Commonwealth University. When not acting, she enjoys running her holistic company and creating new candles & aromatherapy products (www.StephStuph.com). She is also a nationally certified reflexologist & holds certifications in aromatherapy, reiki, magnet therapy and ayurvedic hot stone treatments. www.StephanieNicoleKelley.com
JACKSON THOMPSON
Pomposa
Favorite acting credits include: Regional Theatre: The Merry Wives of Windsor (Fenton) at The Alabama Shakespeare Festival; The Three Musketeers (D'Artagnan), Tartuffe (Valere), A Midsummer Night's Dream(Demetrius), Hamlet (Laertes), and Romeo and Juliet (Mercutio) at The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum in Los Angeles. Other notable theatrical roles: Delirium's Daughters (Pomposa) Theatre Row, In Flight (Ted) Workshop Theatre, Hamlet (Hamlet), Il Sognio D'Arlecchino (Pulcinello) Dir. David Bridell, Angels in America: Parts I and II (Joe), Alice (Lewis Carroll), The Laramie Project (Andy Paris, et al.), Julius Caesar(Julius Caesar), and Twelfth Night (Sebastian). MFA UCLA/BS JMU Www.OhThatJackson.com
Pomposa
Favorite acting credits include: Regional Theatre: The Merry Wives of Windsor (Fenton) at The Alabama Shakespeare Festival; The Three Musketeers (D'Artagnan), Tartuffe (Valere), A Midsummer Night's Dream(Demetrius), Hamlet (Laertes), and Romeo and Juliet (Mercutio) at The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum in Los Angeles. Other notable theatrical roles: Delirium's Daughters (Pomposa) Theatre Row, In Flight (Ted) Workshop Theatre, Hamlet (Hamlet), Il Sognio D'Arlecchino (Pulcinello) Dir. David Bridell, Angels in America: Parts I and II (Joe), Alice (Lewis Carroll), The Laramie Project (Andy Paris, et al.), Julius Caesar(Julius Caesar), and Twelfth Night (Sebastian). MFA UCLA/BS JMU Www.OhThatJackson.com
BRANISLAV TOMICH
Di Lirio
Is a New York actor/playwright/educator who recently relocated to his hometown of St. Louis. Mr. Tomich has performed in New York City at The Original Improvisation, The Brooklyn Academy of Music, La MaMa, Carnegie Hall, and New York Theatre Workshop among others. He performed at The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts as a member of St. Louis' Metro Theater Company and originated his role in the world premier of Robert Fulghum’s All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten! with Kathleen Butler. He has appeared with such theater and film notables as Julie Harris, Millicent Martin, Michael Patrick King, Julie Taymor, Shelley Long, Lewis Black, Michael Cerveris, and Buster Poindexter. Mr. Tomich is the writer of five one-man shows performed extensively throughout the US. He is the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts grant and a Los Angeles DramaLogue Critics Choice Award for his solo-theater work, as well as regional theater best actor awards.www.branislavtomich.com
Di Lirio
Is a New York actor/playwright/educator who recently relocated to his hometown of St. Louis. Mr. Tomich has performed in New York City at The Original Improvisation, The Brooklyn Academy of Music, La MaMa, Carnegie Hall, and New York Theatre Workshop among others. He performed at The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts as a member of St. Louis' Metro Theater Company and originated his role in the world premier of Robert Fulghum’s All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten! with Kathleen Butler. He has appeared with such theater and film notables as Julie Harris, Millicent Martin, Michael Patrick King, Julie Taymor, Shelley Long, Lewis Black, Michael Cerveris, and Buster Poindexter. Mr. Tomich is the writer of five one-man shows performed extensively throughout the US. He is the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts grant and a Los Angeles DramaLogue Critics Choice Award for his solo-theater work, as well as regional theater best actor awards.www.branislavtomich.com
EVAN ZIMMERMAN
Serio
Is thrilled to be making his Theatre Row debut with Delirium’s Daughters. Hailing from Ohio by way of New York, past credits include: The Cherry Orchard (Yasha), Lucky Stiff (Harry Witherspoon), You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Snoopy), Suessical the Musical (Horton), Spring Awakening (Georg), The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (William Barfee), Bunnicula (Mr. Monroe). New works include: Boomer (Boomer), It's Your Own Damn Fault (Hermes), and Millions and Millions and Millions (Peter). Evan is a graduate of Otterbein University and a proud member of Actors' Equity Association. Sending love and thank-yous to his amazing family. www.evanzimmerman.com
Serio
Is thrilled to be making his Theatre Row debut with Delirium’s Daughters. Hailing from Ohio by way of New York, past credits include: The Cherry Orchard (Yasha), Lucky Stiff (Harry Witherspoon), You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Snoopy), Suessical the Musical (Horton), Spring Awakening (Georg), The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (William Barfee), Bunnicula (Mr. Monroe). New works include: Boomer (Boomer), It's Your Own Damn Fault (Hermes), and Millions and Millions and Millions (Peter). Evan is a graduate of Otterbein University and a proud member of Actors' Equity Association. Sending love and thank-yous to his amazing family. www.evanzimmerman.com
NICHOLAS KORN
Playwright
Is an award-winning filmmaker and playwright. His solo film project, Revel’s Rivals, received the Best Animated Feature award at the 2012 Louisville International Festival of Film. His stage play, The Antic in Romantic, was a finalist for the 2006 Kaufman and Hart Prize for New American Comedy (sponsored by the Arkansas Repertory Theater). From 1999-2003, he founded and served as Executive Director of Stage First Cincinnati, a classical theater company that presented over 23 productions at the Aronoff Center for the Arts. He also was elected for a two-year term as the president of the League of Cincinnati Theatres. He studied classical performance at The National Shakespeare Conservatory in NYC, and Improv at Second City in Chicago. A graduate of Northwestern University, Mr. Korn now lives (and produces) in Cincinnati, OH. More information at www.nicholaskorn.com.
Playwright
Is an award-winning filmmaker and playwright. His solo film project, Revel’s Rivals, received the Best Animated Feature award at the 2012 Louisville International Festival of Film. His stage play, The Antic in Romantic, was a finalist for the 2006 Kaufman and Hart Prize for New American Comedy (sponsored by the Arkansas Repertory Theater). From 1999-2003, he founded and served as Executive Director of Stage First Cincinnati, a classical theater company that presented over 23 productions at the Aronoff Center for the Arts. He also was elected for a two-year term as the president of the League of Cincinnati Theatres. He studied classical performance at The National Shakespeare Conservatory in NYC, and Improv at Second City in Chicago. A graduate of Northwestern University, Mr. Korn now lives (and produces) in Cincinnati, OH. More information at www.nicholaskorn.com.
KATHLEEN BUTLER
Director
While continuing her acting career, she began directing three years ago when invited to direct a production of Marriage Play by Edward Albee at the Theatre Artists Studio in Phoenix, Arizona. Staged Readings: Pound (a play about Ezra Pound), Delirium’s Daughters (Players Club), Falling: A Wake with Judith Ivey and Edward Herrmann (Players Club, production pending). She is the Artistic Director of the new Wise Owl Theatre Company dedicated to promoting work for theatre professionals over 55 and is a partner in the production company, Triumvirate Artists. She has participated as a director in the Barrow Group Actor/Director Workshop. As an actress she appeared in the world premiere productions of three of Edward Albee’s plays, Three Tall Women (B), Occupant (Louise Nevelson) and Marriage Play (Gillian). Recent NY acting credits include Such Things Happen in Books (Keen Theatre Company), The American Dream (Cherry Lane), Wapato (The Women’s Project), The Play About The Baby, Steel Magnolias, Triangles, Lucky Rita, Hiding on the Outside. Over 40 productions in Regional Theatre such as Yale Rep, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Long Wharf, The Alley, Coconut Grove Playhouse, Florida Studio Theatre, Tennessee Rep, Charlotte Rep, and most recently Heartless by Sam Shepard at the Contemporary American Theatre Festival. Original productions of The Shaker Chair (Humana Festival), Everything I Need To Know I Learned in Kindergarten, Last Lists of my Mad Mother, The Middle Passage. Films include A League of Their Own (Dir. Penny Marshall), Thursday (MoMa), Night Curtain (Hong Kong Film Festival) and recently the short film Vision 20/20. TV credits include Mozart in the Jungle, Odd Mom Out, Louie, Law and Order, Kenny The Shark, The Great American Plays Series, As The World Turns, Loving, Search for Tomorrow. She is a graduate of Trinity College and did post-graduate work at Circle in the Square School of Drama and The Master Class in Acting for Working Professionals with the legendary Bobby Lewis. Kathleen is a native of Buffalo, New York.
Director
While continuing her acting career, she began directing three years ago when invited to direct a production of Marriage Play by Edward Albee at the Theatre Artists Studio in Phoenix, Arizona. Staged Readings: Pound (a play about Ezra Pound), Delirium’s Daughters (Players Club), Falling: A Wake with Judith Ivey and Edward Herrmann (Players Club, production pending). She is the Artistic Director of the new Wise Owl Theatre Company dedicated to promoting work for theatre professionals over 55 and is a partner in the production company, Triumvirate Artists. She has participated as a director in the Barrow Group Actor/Director Workshop. As an actress she appeared in the world premiere productions of three of Edward Albee’s plays, Three Tall Women (B), Occupant (Louise Nevelson) and Marriage Play (Gillian). Recent NY acting credits include Such Things Happen in Books (Keen Theatre Company), The American Dream (Cherry Lane), Wapato (The Women’s Project), The Play About The Baby, Steel Magnolias, Triangles, Lucky Rita, Hiding on the Outside. Over 40 productions in Regional Theatre such as Yale Rep, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Long Wharf, The Alley, Coconut Grove Playhouse, Florida Studio Theatre, Tennessee Rep, Charlotte Rep, and most recently Heartless by Sam Shepard at the Contemporary American Theatre Festival. Original productions of The Shaker Chair (Humana Festival), Everything I Need To Know I Learned in Kindergarten, Last Lists of my Mad Mother, The Middle Passage. Films include A League of Their Own (Dir. Penny Marshall), Thursday (MoMa), Night Curtain (Hong Kong Film Festival) and recently the short film Vision 20/20. TV credits include Mozart in the Jungle, Odd Mom Out, Louie, Law and Order, Kenny The Shark, The Great American Plays Series, As The World Turns, Loving, Search for Tomorrow. She is a graduate of Trinity College and did post-graduate work at Circle in the Square School of Drama and The Master Class in Acting for Working Professionals with the legendary Bobby Lewis. Kathleen is a native of Buffalo, New York.
ABBY WALSH
Set Designer
I make things, predominantly with steel or metaphor.
Set Designer
I make things, predominantly with steel or metaphor.
ALANA JACOBY
Lighting Designer
Is a lighting designer, playwright, and musical theater lyricist/bookwriter. Recent lighting credits include The Tower, By Rights We Should be Giants, Motherboard, Christopher Marlowe's Chloroform Dreams, and Death Valley. She is the resident lighting designer for Lunar Energy Productions, and a frequent collaborator with the Antimatter Collective. She earned a BA in playwriting from Brown University and an MFA in musical theater writing from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. She teaches lighting design at Buck's Rock Performing and Creative Arts Camp and as a teaching artist for the Roundabout Theatre Company.
Lighting Designer
Is a lighting designer, playwright, and musical theater lyricist/bookwriter. Recent lighting credits include The Tower, By Rights We Should be Giants, Motherboard, Christopher Marlowe's Chloroform Dreams, and Death Valley. She is the resident lighting designer for Lunar Energy Productions, and a frequent collaborator with the Antimatter Collective. She earned a BA in playwriting from Brown University and an MFA in musical theater writing from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. She teaches lighting design at Buck's Rock Performing and Creative Arts Camp and as a teaching artist for the Roundabout Theatre Company.
IZZY FIELDS
Costume Designer
Is a New York based costume designer for stage and film. She hails from Houston, Tx and recently received her MFA in costume design from NYU Tisch Design Department. New York: At The Table, Breathing Time and The Faire, all for Faultline Theatre company, Consent at Roundabout Black Box, American Dance Machine at Joyce Theatre, Ships at The Wild Project, The Crucible at Atlantic Theatre Company, The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek at Atlantic Theatre Company, Lies My Father Told Me at National Yiddish Theatre. A Midsummer Nights Dream at Secret Theatre, Regional: Bucks County Playhouse, Reskin Theatre, Athenaeum Theatre.
www.izzyfieldsdesigns.com
Costume Designer
Is a New York based costume designer for stage and film. She hails from Houston, Tx and recently received her MFA in costume design from NYU Tisch Design Department. New York: At The Table, Breathing Time and The Faire, all for Faultline Theatre company, Consent at Roundabout Black Box, American Dance Machine at Joyce Theatre, Ships at The Wild Project, The Crucible at Atlantic Theatre Company, The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek at Atlantic Theatre Company, Lies My Father Told Me at National Yiddish Theatre. A Midsummer Nights Dream at Secret Theatre, Regional: Bucks County Playhouse, Reskin Theatre, Athenaeum Theatre.
www.izzyfieldsdesigns.com
SAM KUSNETZ
Sound Designer
Has been designing, composing, photographing, filming, stage managing, and solving all manner of theatrical challenges for nearly twenty years. Off B'Way: Cherry Smoke (Working Theater), The Clearing (22Q Productions/Commercial), Bikeman (TPAC/Commercial) Lady Day (Little Shubert/Commercial), La Ruta (Working Theatre), Sleeping Rough (Page 73), Ahh Ha! (Do Jump/New 42nd Street), Brazil! Brazil! (Broadway Asia), Wearing Lorca's Bowtie (AENY), Arms and the Man, Small Craft Warnings (Jean Cocteau Repertory). Regional: One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, Frost/Nixon (Portland Center Stage). Other: Ugly Lies The Bone, Not All Thieves Come To Harm You (Fordham University), Bureau of Missing Persons (Neighborhood Productions) The Wonderful World of Dissocia (Third Rail Rep.), Twelfth Night (Leviathan Lab), A Tuna Christmas (Oregon Repertory), Biglittlethings (international tour, Imago Theater) Kid/Simple (world premiere, Brown University). Sam a proud member of United Scenic Artists, and of the team at Figure 53.
Sound Designer
Has been designing, composing, photographing, filming, stage managing, and solving all manner of theatrical challenges for nearly twenty years. Off B'Way: Cherry Smoke (Working Theater), The Clearing (22Q Productions/Commercial), Bikeman (TPAC/Commercial) Lady Day (Little Shubert/Commercial), La Ruta (Working Theatre), Sleeping Rough (Page 73), Ahh Ha! (Do Jump/New 42nd Street), Brazil! Brazil! (Broadway Asia), Wearing Lorca's Bowtie (AENY), Arms and the Man, Small Craft Warnings (Jean Cocteau Repertory). Regional: One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, Frost/Nixon (Portland Center Stage). Other: Ugly Lies The Bone, Not All Thieves Come To Harm You (Fordham University), Bureau of Missing Persons (Neighborhood Productions) The Wonderful World of Dissocia (Third Rail Rep.), Twelfth Night (Leviathan Lab), A Tuna Christmas (Oregon Repertory), Biglittlethings (international tour, Imago Theater) Kid/Simple (world premiere, Brown University). Sam a proud member of United Scenic Artists, and of the team at Figure 53.
CHRIS MICHAEL BURKE
Fight Director
Is a NY-based actor and fight director. He has performed in the U.S. and abroad with runs at the storied Mercury Rep (Colchester, England), the International Shakespeare Festival (Neuss, Germany) and the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. Favorite New York credits include Luft Gangster directed by Austin Pendelton and Independents at the Soho Playhouse (Winner “Overall Production” NY Fringe Fest 2012, New York Time’s Critic’s Pick, and named Huffington Post’s #8 theatre production of 2012). In addition to his theater work, Chris can also be seen in a number of film and television roles. Most recently he played a supporting role in the indie feature film Delusions of Guinevere which, after a successful theatrical run, is now available on iTunes, Amazon and more. He is a graduate of North Central College (Naperville, IL) and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts.
Fight Director
Is a NY-based actor and fight director. He has performed in the U.S. and abroad with runs at the storied Mercury Rep (Colchester, England), the International Shakespeare Festival (Neuss, Germany) and the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. Favorite New York credits include Luft Gangster directed by Austin Pendelton and Independents at the Soho Playhouse (Winner “Overall Production” NY Fringe Fest 2012, New York Time’s Critic’s Pick, and named Huffington Post’s #8 theatre production of 2012). In addition to his theater work, Chris can also be seen in a number of film and television roles. Most recently he played a supporting role in the indie feature film Delusions of Guinevere which, after a successful theatrical run, is now available on iTunes, Amazon and more. He is a graduate of North Central College (Naperville, IL) and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts.
JACK GIANINO
Production Stage Manager
Up, down, all around... Broadway: includes Souvenir, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Hughie, Inherit the Wind, Black and Blue, Carrie, The Tap Dance Kid, 'night, Mother, Lena Horne, Brigadoon, The King and I, and A Christmas Carol (MSG). Off Broadway: Salome, Address Unknown, Rounding Third, Love, Janis, Tallulah Hallelujah! Tours: The Sound of Music (Marie Osmond), Hello Dolly (Paris), Porgy and Bess (Japan), On Your Toes (George Abbott). Regional: Mark Taper, Long Wharf, ACT, AZT, Asolo, Geva, Centerstage.
Production Stage Manager
Up, down, all around... Broadway: includes Souvenir, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Hughie, Inherit the Wind, Black and Blue, Carrie, The Tap Dance Kid, 'night, Mother, Lena Horne, Brigadoon, The King and I, and A Christmas Carol (MSG). Off Broadway: Salome, Address Unknown, Rounding Third, Love, Janis, Tallulah Hallelujah! Tours: The Sound of Music (Marie Osmond), Hello Dolly (Paris), Porgy and Bess (Japan), On Your Toes (George Abbott). Regional: Mark Taper, Long Wharf, ACT, AZT, Asolo, Geva, Centerstage.
DUSTIN Z. WEST
Stage Manager
NYC: Jules Verne: From Earth to the Moon (BAM), Delirium’s Daughters (Theatre Row), Angels in America: Millennium Approaches, Le nozze di Figaro, Iphigenie en Aulide, Beyond the Machine (The Juilliard School), Broadway UNLOCKED. Regional: The Santa Fe Opera, Atlanta Ballet, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Knoxville Opera, Entertainment Events Inc., American Theater Company, Theater Wit, EGADS!, and The Living Room. B.A., William Woods University. Professional Stage Management Program, The Juilliard School. Proud member of Actor’s Equity Association.
Stage Manager
NYC: Jules Verne: From Earth to the Moon (BAM), Delirium’s Daughters (Theatre Row), Angels in America: Millennium Approaches, Le nozze di Figaro, Iphigenie en Aulide, Beyond the Machine (The Juilliard School), Broadway UNLOCKED. Regional: The Santa Fe Opera, Atlanta Ballet, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Knoxville Opera, Entertainment Events Inc., American Theater Company, Theater Wit, EGADS!, and The Living Room. B.A., William Woods University. Professional Stage Management Program, The Juilliard School. Proud member of Actor’s Equity Association.
MICHAEL LONERGAN
General Manager
Has held management positions on a number of Off-Broadway shows including Vita and Virginia, Death Defying Acts, Power Plays, Grandchild of Kings and Today, I am a Fountain Pen.
General Manager
Has held management positions on a number of Off-Broadway shows including Vita and Virginia, Death Defying Acts, Power Plays, Grandchild of Kings and Today, I am a Fountain Pen.
PETER L. SMITH
Production Manager
Keen Company’s John & Jen by Andrew Lippa and Tom Greenwald, A Walk in the Woods by Lee Blessing, Labyrinth Theater Company’s The Muscles in Our Toes by Stephen Belber, Sunset Baby by Dominique Morisseau, Ballybeg Productions The Taste of It by John Adams, New York Stage and Film’s Romantic Poetry by John Patrick Shanley & Henry Krieger, Geometry of Fire by Stephen Belber, The Boy Who Heard Music by Pete Townsend, Bhutan by Daisy Foote, A Steady Rain by Keith Huff. U.S. Tours: Stars of the Kirov Ballet, Tango Buenos Aires, Stars of American Ballet Theater, Russian National Ballet, Georgian State Dance Company.
Production Manager
Keen Company’s John & Jen by Andrew Lippa and Tom Greenwald, A Walk in the Woods by Lee Blessing, Labyrinth Theater Company’s The Muscles in Our Toes by Stephen Belber, Sunset Baby by Dominique Morisseau, Ballybeg Productions The Taste of It by John Adams, New York Stage and Film’s Romantic Poetry by John Patrick Shanley & Henry Krieger, Geometry of Fire by Stephen Belber, The Boy Who Heard Music by Pete Townsend, Bhutan by Daisy Foote, A Steady Rain by Keith Huff. U.S. Tours: Stars of the Kirov Ballet, Tango Buenos Aires, Stars of American Ballet Theater, Russian National Ballet, Georgian State Dance Company.
ERICA PALGON
Casting Director
Is a casting director for films, commercials, webseries, theater, Union, Non Union & real people casting. Film Credits: Mean Girls, Something's Gotta Give, Holiday, X-Men 3, Aquamarine, Glory Road, Eragon, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Shortbus, Party Monster, Double Whammy, Series 7, Acts of Worship, Diary of a City Priest, Great World of Sound, Just Like the Son, The Project, Dumping Lisa, Blissestrasse & Hannah Has A Ho Phase. She produced & cast the dark comedies Amateurs & Doomsdays (with Justin Rice & Leo Fitzpatrick) & Thirsty a musical biopic. Short films: Stay at Home, The Gene, My Son, Counterfeit & High Ground. Casting consultant for 2014 Shorty Awards, award show for best social media content, attaching host Natasha Leggero & presenters Matt Walsh, H. Jon Benjamin & Gilbert Gottfried. Erica completed casting for the film Dark executive produced by Joe Dante, starring Brendan Sexton III & Michael Ecklund, the revenge thriller Julia, short film Oleander & the play Delirium's Daughters. She is currently casting comedic film C Street & a dramatic short film Thirty Minutes. Commercial Credits: T‐Mobile, Sobe ad for 2009 Superbowl, WII, Lendingtree, Whole Foods, Lord & Taylor, Avon, L’oreal/WE TV, SONY, Pepsi, Boar’s Head, Spanish commercial for Kellogg’s, a campaign for Greenpeace & real people casting for Disney and Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine. Voice over casting: Biore, Humira, Nielsen, BNP, Capital One, Homegoods, TJMAXX/Marshall’s, Boar’s Head, & Spanish/English voice over for Virgin Mobile. On-camera promos: TNT, TBS/Domino’s, TLC Say Yes to The Dress, & Discovery Channel/SCJohnson. Cast many cross-promos for Comedy Central: Bud Light, 3 Musketeers, Twix, Subway, Cigna, Experian, Burger King, Axe, Geico, Kia, Experian, Budweiser, Lowes, Papa John’s, Dave & Busters, Cadillac, Pop Tarts, Butterfingers, promos for Amy Schumer show, The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore, South Park, Tosh.0, Eugene Mirman’s comedy special, & Workaholics/Stride Gum. Over the past 4 years, renowned ad agency, Grey Advertising’s casting department has hired Erica regularly to prep & cast for their top clients. Follow Erica on Twitter: @EricaPalgon. www.ericapalgon.com
Casting Director
Is a casting director for films, commercials, webseries, theater, Union, Non Union & real people casting. Film Credits: Mean Girls, Something's Gotta Give, Holiday, X-Men 3, Aquamarine, Glory Road, Eragon, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Shortbus, Party Monster, Double Whammy, Series 7, Acts of Worship, Diary of a City Priest, Great World of Sound, Just Like the Son, The Project, Dumping Lisa, Blissestrasse & Hannah Has A Ho Phase. She produced & cast the dark comedies Amateurs & Doomsdays (with Justin Rice & Leo Fitzpatrick) & Thirsty a musical biopic. Short films: Stay at Home, The Gene, My Son, Counterfeit & High Ground. Casting consultant for 2014 Shorty Awards, award show for best social media content, attaching host Natasha Leggero & presenters Matt Walsh, H. Jon Benjamin & Gilbert Gottfried. Erica completed casting for the film Dark executive produced by Joe Dante, starring Brendan Sexton III & Michael Ecklund, the revenge thriller Julia, short film Oleander & the play Delirium's Daughters. She is currently casting comedic film C Street & a dramatic short film Thirty Minutes. Commercial Credits: T‐Mobile, Sobe ad for 2009 Superbowl, WII, Lendingtree, Whole Foods, Lord & Taylor, Avon, L’oreal/WE TV, SONY, Pepsi, Boar’s Head, Spanish commercial for Kellogg’s, a campaign for Greenpeace & real people casting for Disney and Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine. Voice over casting: Biore, Humira, Nielsen, BNP, Capital One, Homegoods, TJMAXX/Marshall’s, Boar’s Head, & Spanish/English voice over for Virgin Mobile. On-camera promos: TNT, TBS/Domino’s, TLC Say Yes to The Dress, & Discovery Channel/SCJohnson. Cast many cross-promos for Comedy Central: Bud Light, 3 Musketeers, Twix, Subway, Cigna, Experian, Burger King, Axe, Geico, Kia, Experian, Budweiser, Lowes, Papa John’s, Dave & Busters, Cadillac, Pop Tarts, Butterfingers, promos for Amy Schumer show, The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore, South Park, Tosh.0, Eugene Mirman’s comedy special, & Workaholics/Stride Gum. Over the past 4 years, renowned ad agency, Grey Advertising’s casting department has hired Erica regularly to prep & cast for their top clients. Follow Erica on Twitter: @EricaPalgon. www.ericapalgon.com