CAST BACK Martha Cratchit, Edna Abigail St.John is a current playhouse apprentice and is stoked to be a part of A Christmas Carol! Abigail likes eating burgers, playing video games and making bad puns, preferably at the same time. She thanks her mom for being her #1 fan and she thanks the playhouse for letting […]
CAST BACK Ship’s Pilot Alanna Fagan graduated from the University of Alabama with her BA in Theatre and BS in Economics. She loves the winter holidays, and is excited to tick off A Christmas Carol on her list of “Christmas Things She’s Done.” Instagram: @avelyesqe Share on facebook Share on google Share on twitter Share
ARTIST BACK Bosnian Girl, 2003 Public project: posters, billboards, magazine ads, postcards Black-and-white photograph Dimensions variable Graffiti written by an unknown Dutch soldier on a wall of the army barracks in Potocari, Srebrenica, 1994/95. Royal Netherlands Army troops, as part of the UN Protection Force (UNPROFOR) in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992 -95, were responsible for
DIRECTOR BACK Tea is an internationally-acclaimed, multilingual director. Based in NYC, her credits include off-Broadway, regional and international productions of both traditional theater and devised work. She holds a BFA in acting from Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, and an MFA in directing from the Yale School of Drama, where she received the Julian
PLAYWRIGHT BACK Emma Stanton is a Chicago and New York playwright. Her work has been developed and produced by Roundabout Theatre Company, Goodman Theatre, American Theater Company, Walkabout Theater, Red Tape Theatre, Oracle Theatre, Luna Stage, Portland Playhouse, Dixon Place, New Dramatists, and the 2017 and 2018 Great Plains Theater Conference. Honors: 2018 Premier Stages Festival (Finalist), 2017
PLAYWRIGHT BACK Will Eno is a Residency Five Fellow of the Signature Theatre, which presented Title and Deed in 2012, and The Open House, in 2014. His play, Wakey, Wakey, premiered there in 2017. The Realistic Joneses appeared on Broadway in 2014, where it won a Drama Desk Award, was named USA Today’s “Best Play
