Artists

Elizabeth Bunch is excited to get a chance to perform one of her favorite comedies. As a resident company member she has appeared in over 90 productions. Some favorite comedies have been Little Comedies, The Servant of Two Masters, Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Clue, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Hand to God, Fool, As You Like It, You Can’t Take it with You, One Man Two Guvnors, The Foreigner, November, Boeing Boeing, Born Yesterday, Harvey, The 39 Steps, and Steel Magnolias! NYC and Regional credits include: Playwrights Horizons, Guthrie, Denver Center, Bread Loaf Acting Ensemble, Keen Company, and The Flea. Last year she could be found directing at UH and 4th Wall Theater. @Its_Elizabeth_Bunch.

Michelle Elaine is a Resident Acting Company member. Michelle originated the role of Miss Scarlet on the First National Tour of Clue: A New Comedy. Favorite Alley Theatre credits: A Christmas Carol, Clue, Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Sense and Sensibility, Sweat, Quack, and All The Way. Michelle was awarded the Houston Press Awards Best Supporting Actress for her role as the title character in Clyde’s at The Ensemble Theatre. Stages: POTUS. Check out Michelle’s web series @castmedammit on YouTube! michelleelaineofficial.com.

Dylan Godwin is a Resident Acting Company member and recently appeared in the Alley Theatre’s Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None (Philip Lombard), Dial M for Murder (Lesgate), Little Comedies (Aplombov), Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (Ralph Paton), The Servant of Two Masters (Silvio), Clue (Wadsworth), Born with Teeth (Will), and Fully Committed (Sam). National Tour: Fiddler on the Roof. Regional: Born with Teeth (Guthrie Theatre and Asolo Rep); Miller, Mississippi (Dallas Theatre Center); Beauty and the Beast, 110 in the Shade, Reefer Madness, The Music Man, First Date, Bonnie and Clyde, Oliver, Sweet Potato Queens (Theatre Under the Stars); Life Could Be A Dream, AltarBoyz (Stages).

Chris Hutchison this past season was one of Chris’s favorites in his 19 years as a member of the Resident Acting Company. He appeared in Chekov’s Little Comedies, The Nerd, and Jane Eyre. Past favorites include: Quack, Constellations, and The Lieutenant of Inishmore. A 30-year career has taken him from Los Angeles to NYC to Houston and many points between. BA Lafayette College, MFA University of Washington. Proud member of Actors’ Equity and SAG-AFTRA.

Melissa Molano is a Resident Acting Company member. Previous Alley shows include Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, Jane Eyre, Little Comedies, Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Servant of Two Masters, A Christmas Carol, Clue, and 72 miles to go… Other previous roles include: The River Bride (Belmira), Man of La Mancha (Antonia), I and You (Caroline), The Book of Maggie (Maggie). She’s also a voice and film actor featured on streaming platforms HiDive, Netflix and Prime. Instagram/X: @melissacmolano.

David Rainey is in his 24th season as a Resident Acting Company member recently appearing in Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, Thornton Wilder’s The Emporium, The Nerd, Little Comedies, Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Servant of Two Masters, Clue, Sweat, and as Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. He has also performed with The National Actors Theatre, Guthrie Theater, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Manhattan Theatre Club, Berkeley Rep, Theatre de la Jeune Lune, Hartford Stage, Dallas Theater Center, among others. He trained at Juilliard, receiving its highest honor, the Michel and Suria Saint-Denis Prize. He also coaches acting year-round.

Christopher Salazar is a Resident Acting Company member. Alley audiences may remember him from Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, Thornton Wilder’s The Emporium, The Nerd, Little Comedies, Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Servant of Two Masters, Sherlock Holmes and The Case of The Jersey Lily, Clue, 72 miles to go…, and The Humans. Select credits include: Three seasons with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and the world premieres of The Copper Children, The Way the Mountain Moved, and Off the Rails; eleven productions at The Old Globe; and the award-winning Ameryka with Critical Mass Performance Group. TV: Robert Torres on “Jane, The Virgin.” MFA: Old Globe Theatre/ USD, BA: UNC-Chapel Hill.

Todd Waite is in his 24th season as a Resident Acting Company member. Recently seen in Alley Theatre’s Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, Dial M for Murder, Jane Eyre, Pictures from Home, Little Comedies, and Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd. He has appeared in over 130 Alley productions including five appearances as Sherlock Holmes and eight in the one-man show The Santaland Diaries. He spent six seasons with the Shaw Theatre Festival and was the resident director for Cirque du Soleil’s ‘O’ in Las Vegas. Mr. Waite received the Presidential Young Arts Award for Acting Teachers. Education: BFA (Acting), MFA (Directing).

Chris Hury is pleased to return to Alley Theatre after acting in last year’s Alley All New Festival and playing George Wallace and Richard Nixon in Great Society in 2018. He works regularly on stage and screen, appearing in Revolution, Chase, and The Good Guys. BFA Acting, Southern Methodist University.

Christian Tannous is the recipient of the 2023 Houston Press Best Breakthrough Actor award and Audience Favorite at the SparkFest ‘23 Acting Competition. Christian has appeared in The Sound Inside (Christopher Dunn) at 4th Wall Theatre Co., Kingdom Undone (Jesus of Nazareth) at A.D. Players, and Appropriate (Franz) at Dirt Dogs Theatre Co.

Lindsay Ehrhardt Alley Theatre debut! Select credits include: Classical Theatre Company (Artistic Company Member) – The Taming of the Shrew, The School for Scandal, Medea, Lysistrata; Main Street Theater – Georgiana and Kitty: Christmas at Pemberley, The Best of Everything, Relatively Speaking; Catastrophic Theatre – Fefu and Her Friends. BFA from Baylor University. @raptorlindsay.

Nicole Rodenburg is thrilled to be back at Alley Theatre where she previously appeared in Venus in Fur and As You Like It. NYC Theatre: Watch Me (Clubbed Thumb), Usual Girls (Roundabout), The Winter’s Tale (TFANA), The Antipodes (Signature), The Flick (Barrow Street). Select Regional: Romeo and Juliet (Westport), The Whale (world premiere, Denver Center), Bus Stop (Huntington), Slasher (Humana), three seasons with the Great River Shakespeare Festival. TV: Fleishman is in Trouble, The Shivering Truth, Amish Witches, The Girls Guide to Depravity, Inside Amy Schumer. FILM: Dream Team (Rotterdam 2024), Twin Snakes (upcoming), The Long Run (upcoming), Glob Lessons (directorial debut, Tribeca 2021), What Children Do, Tenderly, Tic, Good News for Modern Man.

Gabriel Regojo is excited to be back at Alley Theatre. Previous Alley credits include: Jane Eyre (St. John Rivers), Sense and Sensibility (Male Swing). Additional credits include: Classical Theatre (Company Member): War of The Worlds (George), R.U.R. (Alquist), Nevermore (Actor 1), Lysistrata (Cinesias); Catastrophic Theatre (Core Ensemble): Eddie goes to Poetry City (Eddie), The Blackest Shore (Stuart), Bootycandy (Actor 5); Stages Repertory Theatre: My Mañana Comes (Jorge), Water by the Spoonful (Elliot); Rec Room: Sender (Jordan), Exit Strategy (Luce); Mildred’s Umbrella Theater Company: Dry Land (Victor). Gabriel is also a current Teaching Artist with Alley ECE and Voice Actor with over 40 credits in anime and video games.

Spencer Plachy is thrilled to be back at Alley Theatre after 15 years! Houston Grand Opera: The Sound of Music. Main Street Theater: Darcy in Christmas at Pemberly (All Three). National Tour: Scar in Disney’s The Lion King. Broadway: Romeo & Juliet, The Mystery of Edwin Drood. Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival: Antony in Julius Caesar. TV: Shades of Blue (NBC).

Susan Koozin returns to Alley Theatre after appearing in Jane Eyre, Pictures from Home, Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (world premiere), Cowboy Bob (world premiere), Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me A Soprano (world premiere), Clue, and Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express. Recent Houston performances include Sunrise Coven (world premiere, Stages Theatre); Mary Poppins, Sister Act (TUTS).

Adam Noble has over 25 years of professional experience augmenting physical storytelling in the performing arts. Certified by both the Society of American Fight Directors and by Intimacy Directors & Coordinators, Adam teaches acting and movement both nationally and internationally. Serving across artistic disciplines, he’s created nuanced choreography for well over 250 productions. Adam is Head of the newly-created University of Houston + Alley Theatre MFA Professional Actor Training Program.

Agatha Christie Born in Torquay, England in 1890, Agatha Christie is the best-selling novelist of all time. With over one billion books sold in English and another billion in over 100 languages, she is outsold only by the Bible and Shakespeare. She wrote 80 crime novels and collections of short stories, over 25 plays (including The Mousetrap, the world’s longest running play), and six novels under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott. Her first novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, introduced the world to the Belgian detective Hercule Poirot, followed a decade later by the shrewd and often-underestimated Miss Marple.

Alan C. Edwards Off-Broadway: Sally & Tom (Public); The Hot Wing King, Fires In The Mirror [Lortel Nom.], Twilight: Los Angeles 1992 (Signature NYC); Harry Clarke [Lortel Award] (Vineyard); Kill Move Paradise [Drama Desk nom] (National Black Theatre). Regional: Gatsby: An American Myth; Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 (A.R.T.); Sally & Tom (Guthrie); Lights Out: Nat King Cole, Paradise Blue, (Geffen Playhouse). West End: Harry Clarke. Broadway: The Testament of Mary (Assoc. to Jennifer Tipton). Education/Training: MFA, Yale School of Drama.

Amanda Roberge is a New York-based costume designer for theater, opera, film and television. She is invested in pursuing sustainable design practices. Recent works include the Climate Change Operas, (BAM, world premier), Pamela Palmer (Williamstown, world premier), and Abe Lincoln in Illinois (Berkshire Theater Group). MFA NYU Tisch School of Design for Stage and Film.

Amy Ramsdell National tours: To Kill a Mockingbird, Hamilton, Hello, Dolly!, A Christmas Carol, Les Misérables, Elf, Dreamgirls, Once. Past credits include: Hamilton (Chicago), Marvin’s Room, God Looked Away (with Al Pacino), Choir Boy, Billy Elliot, First Date, Bad Jews, Barcelona, The Country House. Geffen Playhouse, Center Theatre Group, Pasadena Playhouse, The Old Globe, La Jolla Playhouse.

André Pluess Broadway credits include Goonight Oscar (Belasco); The Minutes (Cort/Studio 54); 33 Variations (Eugene O’Neill Theatre); I Am My Own Wife (Lyceum Theatre); and Metamorphoses (Circle in the Square). Off-Broadway credits include The Clean House (Lincoln Center); Milk Like Sugar and BFE (Playwrights Horizons). Regional credits include multiple productions with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, McCarter Theatre, Center Theatre Group, Yale Repertory, Arena Stage, Steppenwolf, Chicago Shakespeare, Berkeley Repertory, La Jolla Playhouse, and South Coast Repertory.

Brandon Clark is in his 3rd season with Alley Theatre. Previous credits include: Thornton Wilder’s The Emporium, Cowboy Bob, Torera, and Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd. Texas Shakespeare Festival (SM): Romeo and Juliet, The Book of Will, (ASM): Othello, Into the Woods. BA, Theatre: University of Northern Iowa. Proud member of Actors’ Equity Association. @brandontclark.

Brenda Abbandandolo Broadway: Mary Jane, The Sign In Sidney Brustein’s Window (2023 Hewes Design Award). Off Broadway: Scene Partners (Vineyard), The Sign In Sidney Brustein’s Window (Bam), Camp Siegfried (Second Stage), A Case For The Existence Of God (Signature), Russian Troll Farm (Virtual: Obie Award), Moby Dick (A.R.T), Octet (Signature), Continuity (MTC), Enemy Of The People (The Guthrie), I’ll Get You Back Again (Roundhouse), The Team’s Mission Drift (National Theatre of London). Film/ TV: The Quiz Lady, Coda (Academy Award Best Picture), An American Pickle, The Disaster Artist, Saturday Night Live (Associate CD). Other: MFA/NYU TSOA, The Team, bnadesigner.com.

Isabella Byrd is a Houston-born, Brooklyn-based designer working in live performance. Notable credits: Broadway: Cabaret and An Enemy of the People (both 2024 Tony-nominated). Off- Broadway premiers: Infinite Life (Annie Baker), Primary Trust (Eboni Booth), Epiphany (Brian Watkins), Sanctuary City (Martyna Majok), The Good John Proctor (Talene Monahon), and many by Will Arbery: Heroes of the Fourth Turning, Corsicana, and Plano. Awards: Drama Desk, Lucille Lortels, Henry Hewes, Obies, Tony nominations. Proud USA829 member, pay equity and sustainability advocate. www.isabellabyrd.design.

Elizabeth Williamson (she/her/hers) is an OBIE Award-winning director, dramaturg, and adapter. Alley Theatre: Jane Eyre. Broadway/West End: The Inheritance (Tony, Olivier, Critics Circle, Evening Standard, GLAAD, and Drama Desk Awards for Best Play, Outer Critics Circle Honoree), A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder (Tony Award for Best Musical), Anastasia, Some Like It Hot. Off-Broadway/ Regional: About Face, ACT, Berkeley Rep, Cal Shakes, Court Theatre, Hartford Stage, La Jolla Playhouse, The Old Globe, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Pioneer Theatre, Primary Stages, Steppenwolf, Theatre de La Jeune Lune, The Vineyard, Westport Country Playhouse, Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Young Vic in London. Williamson’s adaptation of Jane Eyre is published by TRW, she received a 2007 NEA Fellowship in Literary Translation and is a member of SDC and LMDA. Education: M.St., Oxford University; B.A., Bennington College; trained at the École Internationale de Théàtre Jacques Lecoq. Williamson currently serves as Artistic Director of Geva Theatre in Rochester NY.

Ethan Mitchell is ecstatic to return to Alley Theatre! Previously: The Bleeding Class (Alley All New Festival 2023), Cowboy Bob, High School Play: A Nostalgia Fest. Seven seasons and over 20 productions at Theatre Under the Stars. Houston Ballet: Coppélia, The Merry Widow, Marie, and The Nutcracker (2019-2022). ZACH Theatre: Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812. Ethan has a BFA in Theatre from Texas State University, and is a proud member of the Actors’ Equity Association.

H. Russ Brown is a nationally recognized Fight Director and Certified Teacher with the Society of American Fight Directors. His work on the Alley Theatre stage has included The Three Musketeers (2019 Houston Press Award), The Servant of Two Masters, and Cleo. He currently serves as the Head of Theatre / Artistic Director at College of the Mainland. His greatest source of pride, however, is his beautiful family, whom he loves more than swords.

Jessica Pabst Inherit the Wind, Roe (Goodman Theatre), Little Bear Ridge Road (Steppenwolf Theatre). Broadway: Cost of Living, Marvin’s Room, The Heidi Chronicles. Off Broadway: World premiers with Playwrights Horizons, Manhattan Theatre Club, Public Theatre, and Lincoln Center. Regional: Premiers with Dallas Theatre Center, Denver Theater Center, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Humana Festival of New Plays. Lucille Lortel Award for The Whale (Playwrights Horizons). Multiple Henry Hewes Design award and Drama Desk nominations. jessicapabst.com.

Kristen Larson is in her 12th season with the Alley Theatre. Favorite Alley credits: Little Comedies; Clue; Sense and Sensibility; Sweat; 1984; The Humans; Twelfth Night; Holmes and Watson; Lover, Beloved (world premiere); Michael Wilson’s A Christmas Carol; The 39 Steps; and Syncing Ink (AANF workshop and world premiere). Locally she has worked with Stages Theatre and TUTS and out of town in Chicago and Juneau, Alaska. Krissy is currently the Alley’s Production Stage Manager.

Melanie Chen Cole is a San Diego-based sound designer. Alley Theatre: Jane Eyre, The World is Not Silent, Sherlock Holmes and The Case of The Jersey Lily, High School Play: A Nostalgia Fest. Regional theatre credits: Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Alliance Theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Cleveland Playhouse, Dallas Theater Center, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Geffen Playhouse, Goodman Theatre, Huntington Theatre Company, Indiana Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, Milwaukee Rep, Northern Stage, The Old Globe, PlayMakers Rep, South Coast Rep, Studio Theatre, and the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Education: MFA in Theatre and Dance from UC San Diego. melaniesound.com, @melaniechencole on Instagram.

Michael Frayn was born in London in 1933. He began his career as a reporter for The Guardian and later The Observer. After leaving the Observer he continued to write as a columnist as well as publishing novels and plays for television and stage. His plays for stage include Copenhagen, After Life, The Two of Us, Alphabetical Order, Donkeys’ Years, Clouds, Balmoral (Liberty Hall), Make and Break, Noises Off, Benefactors, Alarms and Excursions, Look Look, Here and Make and Break. Other translations include four full-length Chekhov plays (The Cherry Orchard, Three Sisters, The Seagull, and Uncle Vanya) and four one-act plays (The Evils of Tobacco, Swan Song, The Bear, and The Proposal). Mr. Frayn is married to the biographer and critic Claire Tomalin.

Molly Wetzelis a professional voice and dialect coach and actor. She’s an Assistant Professor of Voice and Speech at the University of Houston and teaches clients from around the world through her private business, “molly does dialects.” She holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Otterbein University and an MFA in Acting from the University of Houston.

Nick Vaughan is a Houston-based interdisciplinary artist who generally collaborates with his husband Jake Margolin. Solo exhibitions include: McClain Gallery, Blaffer Art Museum, DiverseWorks, OSUMA, The Invisible Dog, Art League Houston, Aurora Picture Show, Devin Borden Gallery, and non-traditional community-facing venues. Theater: Off-Broadway: The Royale; Roosevelvis; Mission Drift; Architecting. Regional: Newtown; Jane Eyre; Henry V; Seder; Cloud 9. Dance [with Jake Margolin]: Weathering; Calving; Thank You For Coming: Space; Thank You For Coming: Play; Thank You For Coming: Attendance.

Tim Mackabee Alley Theatre: The Nerd, Clue, Describe The Night. Broadway: The Elephant Man (starring Bradley Cooper), Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth (dir. Spike Lee). West End: The Elephant Man. Off-Broadway: Poor Yella Rednecks, Vietgone, Important Hats… (MTC), Heathers The Musical, The Last Match (Roundabout), The Penitent, Our New Girl, Guards At The Taj (Atlantic), Luce (Lincoln Center Theatre), Gigantic (Vineyard.) Regional: Oh yes, lots. Music Video: Carly Ray Jepsen’s, “Surrender My Heart” TV: Gotham, Smash, The Today Show. Education: North Carolina School of the Arts, Yale School of Drama. @timmackabeedesign.

Brandon Weinbrenner is the Alley’s Associate Artistic Director. At the Alley he has directed Clue, Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Sherlock Holmes and The Case of the Jersey Lily, The Nerd, Doris Baizely’s A Christmas Carol, Fully Committed, The Humans, Venus in Fur, and several workshops and readings as part of Alley All New. Around town he has directed The Children and The Royale at Rec Room Arts, Fool for Love at The Landing Theatre Co, Stage Kiss at 4th Wall Theatre Company, Buyer & Cellar and Native Gardens at Main Street Theater, and Big Love, The Learned Ladies, and Picnic at the University of Houston. Brandon is a graduate of the University of Minnesota/ Guthrie Theater BFA Acting Training Program.

James Black An actor and occasional director, he has been involved in over 100 productions. Recent appearances include A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Bottom), All My Sons (Joe Keller), As You Like It (Jacques), Dracula (Van Helsing), Communicating Doors (Julian), Freud’s Last Session (Sigmund Freud), You Can’t Take It With You (Martin Vanderhof), The Hollow (Sir Henry Angkatell), Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Suicide Club (Mr. Richards/ Mycroft Holmes), The Elephant Man(Man/Conductor/Snork), A Few Good Men (Capt. Matthew A. Markinson), Black Coffee (Hercule Poirot), Noises Off (Lloyd Dallas), The Seafarer (James “Sharky” Harkin), The Seagull (Trigorin), Dividing the Estate (Lewis Gordon), Pygmalion (Colonel Pickering), Amadeus (Count Orsini-Rosenberg), August: Osage County (Steve Heidebrecht), Peter Pan (Captain Hook/Mr. Darling), St. Nicholas, Boeing-Boeing (Bernard), Harvey (Elwood P. Dowd), Mrs. Mannerly (Jeffrey), and Our Town (Stage Manager) among others. He has also directed Good People, Clybourne Park, A Behanding in Spokane, Doubt, Death on the Nile, Glengarry Glen Ross, Deathtrap, Dial “M” for Murder, Our Lady of 121st Street, The Foreigner, Of Mice and Men, and As Bees in Honey Drown. His film and television credits include Olympia, The Man with the Perfect Swing, Houston: The Legend of Texas, Fire and Rain, Challenger, Night Game, and Killing in a Small Town. He received a Theatre World Award for Outstanding Broadway Debut and a Drama Desk nomination for Best Actor for Not About Nightingales and a BackStage West Garland Award for his appearance as Eddie Carbone in the Alley’s production of A View from the Bridge.

Paul Hope is a native Houstonian and a Resident Acting Company Member Emeritus, who has appeared on the Alley stages for 28 seasons in a wide range of roles, recently including Henry Hailsham-Brown in Agatha Christie’s Spider’s Web; Rep. Howard “Judge” Smith, Cartha “Deke” DeLoach, Sen. Everett Dirksen, and Gov. Carl Sanders in All The Way; Harry Dangle in One Man, Two Guvnors; Sergeant “Froggy” Le Sueur in The Foreigner; Mr. Kirby in You Can’t Take it With You; Edward Raynor in Black Coffee; Crumpet in The Santaland Diaries; and Beverly Carlton in The Man Who Came to Dinner; among many others. His musical theatre roles include Rohna in Grand Hotel and Col. Lockert in Dodsworth, both at Casa Mañana in Fort Worth; and Beauregard in Mame, Bienstock in Sugar and M. Renaud in La Cage all at Theater Under the Stars. He took over for John Lithgow as the narrator of Carnival of the Animals for Houston Ballet, Pennsylvania Ballet, and Tulsa Ballet. He is the Artistic Director for Bayou City Concert Musicals, which has presented concert stagings of Follies, Falsettos; A Little Night Music; She Loves Me; 70 Girls 70; Assassins; Fiorello; The Secret Garden; Pal Joey; On the Town; Gentlemen Prefer Blondes; Finian’s Rainbow; One Touch of Venus; The Pajama Game; New Girl in Town; Bells are Ringing; and Promises, Promises. He recently directed Cabaret at Obsidian Theater.

Charles Krohnhas appeared in August: Osage County, Our Town, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Othello, Treasure Island, Subject to Fits, Much Ado About Nothing, Witness for the Prosecution, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and Twelfth Night, among others. Otto Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank, an Alley collaboration with the University of Houston. The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas at The Desert Inn in Las Vegas. Locally, title role in Barrymorefor Theatre LaB. All Over, A Kind of Alaska, The Collection, A Delicate Balance, and A Man from Nebraska for Stages Repertory Theatre. Firs in The Cherry Orchard for Classical Theatre Company. Captain Shotover in Heartbreak House for Main Street Theatre. Shylock in The Merchant of Venice, Claudius in Hamlet, and the title role in King Lear for Houston Shakespeare Festival. Over forty productions for Theatre Under the Stars, including Oliver!, Camelot, A Little Night Music, and Beauty and the Beast. He is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.