Ethan Mitchell Previously at Alley Theatre: Noël Coward’s, Private Lives; The Alley, Wolfie (Alley All New Festival 2024); Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None; The Bleeding Class (Alley All New Festival 2023); Cowboy Bob; High School Play: A Nostalgia Fest. Regional: Theatre Under the Stars (8 seasons), Houston Ballet, ZACH Theatre. Ethan has a BFA in Theatre from Texas State University and is a proud member of the Actors’ Equity Association.

Helen Huang is an award-winning costume designer whose credits include Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Denver Center, Guthrie Theater, Arena Stage, Ford’s Theatre, Round House Theatre, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Children’s Theatre Company, Classic Stage Company, Disney Entertainment, and The Washington Ballet. International credits include set and costume design for National Opera House of China and the Central Television of China. Awards: Helen Hayes Award and Ivey Award. Helen is a professor of Costume Design at University of Maryland, College Park. Publication: Character Sketch: A Drawing Course for Costume Designers. helenqhuang.com.

Kaylee Sarton McCray This is her twelfth production with Alley Theatre. Selected previous productions include: The Glass Menagerie, The Night Shift Before Christmas, The Janeiad,  Jane Eyre, Little Comedies, Sherlock Holmes and The Case of The Jersey Lily. Kaylee has also stage managed at other organizations in Houston and beyond including A.D. Players, Queensbury Theatre, Main Street Theatre for Youth, Seattle Children’s Theatre, and more. BFA from Sam Houston State University. Proud member of Actors’ Equity Association

Victoria Beauray Sagady Recent designs include Pictures from Home, The Janeiad, The World Is Not Silent, and Torera at Alley Theatre. Broadway credits: All the Way (Drama Desk Nomination), The Great Society at Lincoln Center, Leap of Faith, and Memphis. Off-Broadway: Stop.Reset, Mound Builders, and Emotional Creature at Signature Theatre; By the Way, Meet Vera Stark at Second Stage. Additional credits include Oregon Shakespeare Festival, American Repertory Theater, and Goodman Theatre. Her work has been seen across the country and internationally in China and Europe.

Jocelyn A. Thompson Alley Theatre: Thorton Wilder’s The Emporium, Pictures from Home, Edward Albee’s Seascape, Born with Teeth; North Carolina Theatre: The Color Purple; American Shakespeare Center: Taming of the Shrew, Macbeth, Dracula: Comedy of Terrors; Merry Wives of Windsor; Passover, Much Ado About Nothing; Virginia Repertory Theatre: Once, The Wiz, West Side Story, Beauty and the Beast; Cutting Ball Theater: Ubu Roi, The Chairs; Training: B.F.A Howard University. Member of AEA.