The House on Linardi Street
Originating a role is something that terrified, yet excited me. The thing I found most special about this experience was that I couldn’t find myself comparing my performance to anyone else. Years ago, I was guilty of not always making a role my own. I’d often find myself doing things I had seen other actors in that role do. If it worked for Kristin Chenoweth in You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown, it’ll work for me, right? No. Part of being an actor means you have to express your own creativity. Playing Liz allowed me to fully embrace my take on the character I was bringing to life.
Photography by Sophie DiFrancesco and Richard Finkelstein
Director: Becca Stehle - Playwright: Juleanna Green - Stage Manager: Makayla Parker - Assistant Stage Manager: Cameron Parker - Scenic Design: Myer Kim - Associate Scenic Design: Charlotte Bronaugh - Lighting Design: Tj Hartless - Assistant Lighting Design/ Head Electrician: Alex Tuszynski - Sound Design: Anna Christensen - Associate Sound Design: Audrey Sparrow - Costume Design: Claudia Obenschain - Co-Props Managers: Kenzie Gilson & Stephi Shraga - Sound/Props Mentor: Alison Spangenberg - Dramaturg: Jamie Guest - Publicity: Sophie DiFrancesco - Lighting Board Op: Maddie Miller - Sound Board Op: Sydney Miller - Run Crew: Kara Handy
Cast: Gavin Kiley, Nick Moxley, Emily Whelen, Camden Gillespie, Mitch Glaes, Campbell Ella, Olivia Florian, Emily Nuckols, Julia Zanardi, Luke Freisner, Evan Campbell, Caroline Gravely, Max Layman