* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
James Udom*
Othello
James is thrilled to be making his CTH debut!!
Off Broadway: Henry IV (Theatre for a New Audience), The Rolling Stone (Lincoln Center), The Revolving Cycles Truly and Steadily Roll’d (The Playwrights Realm), Mies Julie (Classic Stage Company), Macbeth (The Public Theatre), The Winters Tale(The Pearl Theatre company), Tamburlaine(Theatre for a New Audience)
Select Regional: Hedda Gabler (Yale Rep), Primary Trust (La Jolla Playhouse), The Taming of The Shrew (The Old Globe), Father Comes Home From the Wars (Yale Rep and American Conservatory Theatre (San Francisco Bay Area Critics Circle Award for BEST ACTOR), Julius Caesar (Shakespeare and Company), Romeo and Juliet (Elm Shakespeare Company), Of Mice and Men, King Lear (Theatre Company at Hubbard Hall), Twelfth Night, The Odyssey (WE Players)
Film/TV: Upcoming: Greyhound 2 with Tom Hanks (Apple TV+), Chief of War (Apple TV+), Echo 3 (Apple TV+), The Sandman (Netflix), The Accused (Fox/Hulu), The Tragedy of Macbeth directed by Joel Coen (A24), Murder City (Village Roadshow Pictures), Judas and The Black Messiah (Warner Bros.), Crown Heights (Amazon Studios), Chicago PD (NBC), Law and Order SVU (NBC)
MFA: Yale School of Drama (Hershel Williams Prize)
James is the recipient of the 2017 Princess Grace Award for Acting (Grace Levine Theatre award)
Nick Westrate*
Iago
Nick Westrate (Iago): Broadway: Theresa Rebeck’s Bernhardt/Hamlet, Harvey Fierstein’s Casa Valentina & Eugene O’Neill’s A Moon for the Misbegotten. Recently: Daniel Fish’s production of Tennessee Williams’ Suddenly Last Summer (Bard SummerStage), Ibsen’s The Wild Duck (TFANA/STC D.C.), Victor Frankenstein in FRANKENSTEIN (STC D.C.) and Prior Walter in Angels in America for Jánosz Száz(Arena, D.C.) Off-Broadway he has starred in Tribes for The Barrow Street Theater, A Delicate Ship for Playwrights Realm, Galileo and Unnatural Acts for Classic Stage Company, Love’s Labor’s Lost for the Public Theatre, Ivo Van Hove’s production of The Little Foxes for NYTW, The Boys in the Band (Drama Desk nomination, 2010) for Transport Group. On television he is best known as Robert Townsend on three seasons of AMC’s Turn: Washington’s Spies, and also for Todd Haynes’ HBO miniseries Mildred Pierce, Bruno Barreto’s HBO miniseries The American Guest, and as Edwin Booth in the Apple TV+ miniseries Manhunt. On film he stars in the feature American Insurrection and in Jonathan Demme’s Ricki & the Flash opposite Meryl Streep. He is the recipient of his own special Drama Desk Award for his versatility in performance Off-Broadway, a graduate of the Juilliard School, and the director and designer of Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire for The Streetcar Project at San Francisco’s A.C.T. and over 20 other found and theatrical spaces across the country, www.thestreetcarproject.com. Special thanks to David Montee.
Isabel Arraiza*
Desdemona
Isabel Arraiza is an award-winning Puerto Rican actress working across film, television, and theater. Her film credits include The Little Things alongside Denzel Washington and Rami Malek, as well as the indie feature Zoo and the award-winning short Renata, which earned her the 2024 Puerto Rico European Film Festival Award for Best Actress.
On television, she has appeared in Fox’s Accused, Outer Range, Pearson, and Elementary, and will appear in the upcoming A24 series Superfakes.
Her stage credits include The Merchant of Venice, Julius Caesar, and Minetti. A graduate of The Juilliard School, she currently resides in New York City and, in her free time, coaches Puerto Rican actors and mentors emerging artists navigating the entertainment industry. Ig: isa.arraiza
J.B. Alexander*
u/s Duke of Venice, u/s Brabantio / Gratiano
J.B. Alexander is an actor and playwright based in New York City. His one-man show The Metamorphosis, about a struggling writer who is transformed into Franz Kafka, was nominated for the Prague Fringe Festival’s Inspiration Award, which honors promising new work. He is currently adapting it for television. In addition to Kafka, J.B. is a great lover of Shakespeare and the classics and has performed major Shakespearean roles including Claudius, Malvolio, and Shylock. He works as a character actor in both comedy and drama. www.jaybeealexander.net
Men Ca
Ensemble, u/s Othello, Movement Captain
The [bio]kemet-cal essence of Men Ca is in his name: mata is energy from the nucleus of the ca’nscious atam. A practitioner of defining that which he does through that which he is (i.e. Men Ca), his absolute Art and Science is to be ca’nscious at all times, in all times. Thus, deepen the life force energy of love and understanding. The deepest form of power there is.
Gilbert Cruz*
Brabantio / Gratiano, Ensemble
Gilbert is very happy to be back again at CTH, he last appeared in 2016’s production of Fit for a Queen. Most recently he appeard in Midwest Porn for Tent theater, Anna in the tropics and Bump both at Barrington Stage. In town he has been seen at Intar/Womens project, HERE, Roundabout,
Regionally, – Seattle rep, Old Globe, Alliance, Hangar theater, McCarter, Shakespeare theater DC, GeVa theater, Cleveland plyhs among others,
Fillm-TV- Chrisy, Kiss of the Spiderwoman, Sex and the City, Walking Dead, Law and Order (of course). L&O org Crime, Bluebloods ..etc.
Hiram Delgado*
Roderigo
Hiram Delgado is an actor from Carolina, Puerto Rico. Broadway: Tony-winning revival of Take Me Out (Second Stage/Schoenfeld Theatre). Off-Broadway: Much Ado About Nothing (The Public Theatre), The Hours are Feminine (INTAR), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Classical Theatre of Harlem), Agnes (59E59). Regional: Two Sisters and a Piano (Two River Theater), The Model American (Williamstown Theater Festival). TV/Film: “Colapso”, “Undercard”, “Homesick”, “New Amsterdam”, “Prodigal Son”, “Madam Secretary”, “The Code”. Training: MFA, NYU Graduate Acting. www.hiramdelgado.com
Orlando Grant
Cassio
Orlando Grant is thrilled to make his Classical Theatre of Harlem debut! He recently graduated from NYU’s Grad Acting program, where he got to work on some of his favorite plays: Cyrano (Cyrano de Bergerac), Joe Pitt (Angels in America), Chris Keller (All My Sons). Recent Credits: Midsummer Night’s Dream (Opera House Arts), Pass Over (Lost Nation Theater), East of Berlin (Bridge Street Theatre), Julius Caesar (Interlochen Shakes), GIRLBOSS (The Tank). Orlando has also written original works for the Vermont Shakespeare Fest and Fordham, where he earned his BA. He is honored to be a part of this team.
IG: @landograntww
Brynlie Helmich*
Ensemble, u/s Bianca
Brynlie Helmich (she/her) is overjoyed to return to The Classical Theatre of Harlem for Othello! Originally from Arizona, Brynlie moved to New York City in 2017 to join Elisa Monte Dance under the direction of Tiffany Rea-Fisher. CTH credits include Antigone, The Bacchae, Seize The King, Malvolio, and Assistant Choreographer for the The New York Times Critic’s Pick, Twelfth Night. In addition to performing, Brynlie works as a movement director, videographer, and mindful movement educator, creating dance, wellness, and gaming content centered around authenticity, creativity, and connection. @brynlie_
Keren Lugo*
Emilia
KEREN LUGO (she/her) Off Broadway: Much Ado about Nothing, Comedy of Errors, Romeo y Julieta, Privacy (The Public Theater); The Irrepressible Magic of the Tropics (INTAR); Give me Carmelita Tropicana! (Soho Rep); Stargazers (Page 73), At the Wedding (LCT3); Actually, We’re F*cked (Cherry Lane); Two Mile Hollow (WP Theater). Regional: Yale Rep, Mark Taper Forum, La Jolla Playhouse, Two River, Baltimore Center Stage, Chautauqua. TV: “New Amsterdam” (NBC), “Orange is the New Black” (Netflix), “The Americans” (FX). Education: The University of Puerto Rico, NYU Graduate Acting.
Collin McConnell
Duke of Venice / Lodovico, Ensemble, u/s Iago
Collin is beyond thrilled to return to CTH! With Classical Theatre of Harlem: A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Malvolio; Twelfth Night. Regional: The Lehman Trilogy (Phoenix Theatre Company). Other select NY credits: The Thanksgiving Play (Voice Theatre); Henry V, Macbeth, Hamlet (First Maria); Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Hamlet, Winter’s Tale, Henry IV pt 1, Henry IV pt 2, Henry V, Hamlet, Titus Andronicus, The Tempest, Twelfth Night (Adirondack Shakespeare); Julius Caesar, Joan of Arc (Gorilla Rep); Pony Up (original cast, The New School); The Magic of Mrs. Crowling (original cast, Royal Circus). His plays have been developed at The Lark, Cherry Lane, and Stable Cable. He teaches acting in the BFA program at Marymount and is the Performance Program Manager for Community Engagement at Juilliard. BFA Acting & BFA Creative Writing, Brooklyn College; MFA Playwrighting, The New School. collinmcconnell.com
Brady Moldrup
Ensemble, u/s Cassio, u/s Roderigo
Brady is a Knoxville, TN native making his CTH debut. He has a handful of regional and off-Broadway credits, holds a degree from The University of Tennessee, and is currently pursuing his MFA with NYU Grad Acting. He loves the movie Hook, biking, candy, Jeopardy, and big rocks. Love to Chloe and his family!
Rebecca Ana Peña*
Bianca, Ensemble, u/s Desdemona, u/s Emilia
Rebecca Ana Peña is an actor and playwright, thrilled to be back with Classical Theatre of Harlem. Previous CTH credit: The Bacchae. She is a graduate of NYU Tisch and has previously worked with NYTW, Playwrights Realm, and Flux Theatre Ensemble, which produced her first play, “To The Mountain!” (formerly Aves + Autta + Ino + Mel) at Playwrights Horizons Downtown. All love and gratitude!
Christopher Then*
Montano, Ensemble
Christopher is excited to be a part of Othello at CTH! Previous street cred: Terror is the order of the day (The Flea), Midsummer Night’s Dream (CTH),Twelfth Night (OSF), The Three Musketeers(OSF), Romeo and Juliet (Tour) Para mi familia, Yerrr! Much Love to all. 🇩🇴
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CREATIVE TEAM
William Shakespeare
Playwright
Carl Cofield
Director
Tiffany Rea-Fisher
Associate Director / Movement Director
Kanika Asavari Vaish
Assistant Director
Rick Sordelet
Co-Fight Director
Christian Sordelet
Co-Fight Director
Christopher Swader
Scenic Designer
Justin Swader
Scenic Designer
Alan C. Edwards
Lighting Designer
Jiahao (Neil) Qiu
Associate Lighting Designer
Frederick Kennedy
Sound Designer & Composer
Ryan Marsh
Associate Sound Designer
Brittany Bland
Video Designer
Nicholas Chimienti
Associate Video Designer
Nitsan Scharf
Animator
Mika Eubanks
Costume Designer
Allison Esannason
Associate Costume Designer
Ty Alexander Arnold
Assistant Costume Designer
Katy Humphrey
Costume Design Assistant
Anya Kutner
Props Designer
Mollie Leckrone
Assistant Props Designer
Masha Ivashchenko
Props
Brittany Hartman
Hair, Wig & Make-Up Designer
Korynn Gonzales-Novotny
Associate Hair & Make-Up Designer
STAGE MANAGEMENT
Zachry J. Bailey*
Production Stage Manager
Aisling Galvin*
Stage Manager
Claire Young
Assistant Stage Manager
Payton Gunner
Production Assistant
PRODUCTION
Kyle Gates
Production Manager
Alberto Ruiz
Associate Production Manager
CARPENTRY & SCENIC
Helen Hylton
Technical Director
Han Coffman
Production Carpenter
Veronica Bermudez
Scenic Charge
Rachel Moses
Scenic Artist
Colin Smith
Scenic Artist
Fidel Pena
Scenic Artist
Sophie Delaney
Production Props
Nando Jones-Jonas
Production Props Sub
Crawford
Carpenter
Keith Weil
Carpenter
Tom Rubin
Carpenter
William Burton
Carpenter
Jules Conlon
Carpenter
Creed Bauman
Carpenter
Jeremiah Spangler
Carpenter
Nick Brester
Carpenter
John Murphy
Carpenter
Jack Dominguez
Carpenter
Sophia Pellegrini
Carpenter
Joe Pupello
Carpenter
Griffin Thomas
Carpenter
Michaela Bassick
Carpenter
Claire Kramer
Carpenter
Claire Hylton
Carpenter
Gracie Hylton
Carpenter
Jack Saba
Carpenter
Tyler Frank
Carpenter
Eugene Cadabra
Carpenter
RIGGING
Ryan LoPresti
Head Rigger
Mike Weir
Rigger
Sam Spear
Rigger
Ben Johnson
Rigger
SOUND
Kwamina Biney
Production Audio
Sky Sherer
Associate Production Audio
LeeAnn Epstein
A1
Kaitlyn Trusty
A2
Kaileykielle Hoga
Tech A2
Angela Baughman
Sub A2
Adjua Jones
Sound Crew
Miles Desantis
Sound Crew
Brian Johnke
Sound Crew
Molly Viega
Sound Crew
Lawrence Schober
Sound Crew
DeVaughn Shepherd
Sound Crew
Ethan Martin
Sound Crew
Kortney Bernard
Sound Crew
Daniel Soto
Sound Crew
Sabrina Yang
Sound Crew
Ethan Lawrence
Sound Crew
ELECTRICS
Jimmy Dewhurst
Production Electrician
Milner Sommers
Associate PE / Set Electrician
Erin Bulman
Associate Production Electrician
Steven Johnson
Lighting Programmer
Riley Cavanaugh
Lightboard Operator
Joe Scardino
Electrician
Aaron Conover
Electrician
Mal Hoeland
Electrician
Catherine Kennedy
Electrician
Ryan Tumulty
Electrician
Bonnie Puk
Electrician
Julia Smith
Electrician
Persephone Squires
Electrician
Archer Swietek
Electrician
Anthony Thorn
Electrician
Nicole Blodig
Electrician
Jay David
Electrician
Nikeem DeLeon
Electrician
Andrea Nagua
Electrician
Marty Shlansky
Electrician
River Knight
Electrician
Lucie Citko
Electrician
Rodney Perez
Electrician
Michael Richards
Electrician
VIDEO
Joey Moro
Production Video
Christian Killada
Projection Programmer
Alex Guimont
Projection Operator
WARDROBE & HAIR
Paul Orama
Wardrobe Supervisor
April Tillies
Hair & Makeup Supervisor
Aubrey Dearen
Dresser
Sasha Onishchuk
Dresser
Dina El-Aziz
Dresser
Margarita Herrera
Dresser Sub / Swing
Joelyn Wilkosz
Stitcher
TRANSPORTATION
Jason DiPaola
Driver
Rachel Rice
Loader
Destiny Scott
Loader
Savannah Carren
Loader
Colin LeMoine
Loader
Antonio Rodriguez
Loader
Creative & Production Biographies
Carl Cofield
Director
Carl Cofield is the Chair of Graduate Acting at NYU and Associate Artistic Director of the award-winning Classical Theatre of Harlem. His directing credits include the world premiere of The XIXth by Kemp Powers for the Old Globe, Seize the King and The Bacchae (both New York Times Critics Picks), MEMNON (Getty Villa), One Night in Miami (Rogue Machine, Denver Center), and King Lear starring André De Shields (St. Louis Shakespeare) and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (CTH) Other regional credits include A Raisin in the Sun and an Afro-futuristic Twelfth Night (Yale Rep and CTH), Disgraced (Denver Center), and The Mountaintop (Cleveland Play House). Cofield helmed The Princeton and Slavery Plays at McCarter Theatre, collaborating with renowned playwrights like Jackie Sibblies Drury and Brandon Jacobs-Jenkins. His acting work spans prestigious theaters nationwide, including Manhattan Theatre Club, Arena Stage, Berkeley Rep, and others. Honors include an NAACP Theatre Award and an L.A. Drama Critics Circle Award, AUDELCO, and others. MFA Columbia School of the Arts.
Tiffany Rea-Fisher
Associate Director / Movement Director
Tiffany Rea-Fisher, Artistic Director of EMERGE125, is honored to be the Resident Choreographer of Classical Theatre of Harlem (CTH). She is a NDP Award winner, a 2022 Creatives Rebuild New York Grantee, a 7-time consecutive AUDELCO Award nominee, a 2021 Toulmin Creator and 2022 Toulmin Fellow, a National Dance Project Awardee, a John Brown Spirit Award recipient, and was personally awarded a citation from the City of New York for her cultural contributions. Rea-Fisher has been commissioned by Dance Theater of Harlem, Dallas Black Dance Theater, NYC Department of Transportation, Utah Repertory Theater, The National Gallery of Art in D.C. Her choreography has been produced in NYC at the Joyce, the Apollo, Joe’s Pub, Aaron Davis Hall, and New York Live Arts. She curates the Bryant Park Picnic Performances Summer Dance Series, and also is the Executive Director of the Adirondack Diversity Initiative.
Kanika Asavari Vaish
Assistant Director
Kanika Asavari Vaish is an NYC-based playwright and director who spent her middle and high school years in Mumbai. Her work focuses on hope, community, and transformation, and she believes in using theater as a tool for collective healing, social resistance, and self-empowerment. She has directed works at The Flea Theater (for SoHo Shakespeare Company), SoHo Playhouse, Columbia University, Wellesley College, Barnard College, The Tank, Chain Theatre, and more. She also worked on MEMNON (Classical Theater Harlem; The Getty Villa) and The XIXth (The Old Globe) as the assistant director to Carl Cofield. MFA: Columbia University.
Rick Sordelet
Co-Fight Director
Rick Sordelet and Christian Kelly-Sordelet are award-winning fight directors and creators of Sordelet Inc., a combat company bringing over forty years of action movement experience to the NYC-based theatre community. Their 80+ Broadway productions include Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, Tina – The Tina Turner Musical, Stranger Things: The First Shadow, Pirates! The Penzance Musical, The Lost Boys, Waiting for Godot/No Man’s Land, and Picnic, to name a few. Their credits also include more than 60 first-class productions on five continents in hundreds of cities around the world including Ben Hur Live both in Rome and the European Tour. Rick and Christian have been fight directors at our country’s best regional theaters across the U.S. with shows ranging from Sam Shepard to William Shakespeare. They have had dozens of national tours running across the United States and North America. Both Rick and Christian are stunt coordinators for television and film with over 1,000 episodes of daytime television and numerous feature films.
Christian Kelly-Sordelet
Co-Fight Director
Rick Sordelet and Christian Kelly-Sordelet are award-winning fight directors and creators of Sordelet Inc., a combat company bringing over forty years of action movement experience to the NYC-based theatre community. Their 80+ Broadway productions include Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, Tina – The Tina Turner Musical, Stranger Things: The First Shadow, Pirates! The Penzance Musical, The Lost Boys, Waiting for Godot/No Man’s Land, and Picnic, to name a few. Their credits also include more than 60 first-class productions on five continents in hundreds of cities around the world including Ben Hur Live both in Rome and the European Tour. Rick and Christian have been fight directors at our country’s best regional theaters across the U.S. with shows ranging from Sam Shepard to William Shakespeare. They have had dozens of national tours running across the United States and North America. Both Rick and Christian are stunt coordinators for television and film with over 1,000 episodes of daytime television and numerous feature films.
Christopher Swader & Justin Swader
Scenic Designers
CTH: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Malvolio, Seize the King, The Bacchae, Antigone, The Three Musketeers, Macbeth, The Tempest, Dutchman. NYC & OFF-BROADWAY: Primary Stages, Red Bull Theater, Fiasco Theater, Tectonic Theater Project, Mint Theater, The New Victory Theatre, Penguin Rep, York Theatre Company, Mason Holdings. REGIONAL: The Old Globe, Hartford Stage, Signature Theatre (DC), Goodspeed Musicals, Children’s Theatre Company, Dallas Theater Center, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Geva Theatre, George Street Playhouse, Two River Theatre, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, St. Louis Shakespeare, Everyman Theatre, People’s Light, Miami New Drama, Resident Ensemble Players at UD, Dorset Theatre Festival, Weston Theater Company. www.cjswaderdesign.com
Alan C. Edwards
Lighting Designer
Work includes the world premieres of Gatsby: An American Myth (A.R.T.), Harry Clarke (The Vineyard, Lortel Award), Kill Move Paradise (National Black Theatre, Drama Desk nomination), The Hot Wing King by Katori Hall (Signature NYC), and Sally & Tom by Suzan-Lori Parks (The Guthrie and The Public). Other New York, Regional, and International work includes: Anna Deavere Smith’s Twilight: Los Angeles 1992, and Fires in the Mirror (Signature NYC); Twelfth Night, Seize The King (The Classical Theatre of Harlem); Bluebird Memories featuring rap-artist Common (Audible Theatre); Baldwin and Buckley at Cambridge by Greig Sargeant and Elevator Repair Service (The Public); Calling Us Home (Shy Music, South Africa); and Harry Clarke (West End). On Broadway, Edwards was the associate to lighting designer Jennifer Tipton on The Testament of Mary. He is a graduate of the Yale School of Drama, where he is also an assistant professor of lighting design. http://alancedwards.com .
Frederick Kennedy
Sound Designer & Composer
Frederick Kennedy is a Canadian-American sound designer, musician, and composer. Previously with Classical Theatre of Harlem: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Malvolio, Twelfth Night, Seize the King, The Bacchae. Other recent work: It’s a Wonderful Life, a Live Radio Play (Hartford Stage), The Power of the Dog (Juilliard), The Folks at Home (Baltimore Center Stage), Kisses Through the Glass (audio play for Two River Theater), The Forbidden City (audio play for Lincoln Center Theatre), Native Son (Acting Company), Rest (online immersive audio experience for Ma-Yi Studios). In addition to theatrical design, he has worked for more than two decades as a jazz drummer, appearing on dozens of recordings and touring throughout North America and Europe. Member United Scenic Artists, Local 829; MFA, Yale School of Drama. www.fredkennedy.org
Ryan Marsh
Associate Sound Designer
Ryan Marsh (he/him) is a sound and lighting designer who’s work spans across theater, concerts and opera. Originally from San Diego, his designs have been seen on both coasts and internationally. Some favorite designs include: Sweet Charity (Gulfshore Playhouse), On The Right Track, Bettinger’s Luggage (AMT Theater, Off-Broadway), Peter Pan (McCoy Rigby Entertainment); Waitress, Grease, Tootsie, Escape to Margaritaville, 42nd Street, Cinderella, Into The Woods: In Concert (Moonlight Stage Productions); Sweeney Todd, Queen, Flex, The African Company Presents Richard III, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (NYU).
Brittany Bland
Video Designer
Brittany Bland is an award-winning media designer and multidisciplinary artist crafting experiences that blend storytelling, technology, and design. With a foundation in theatrical projection and a passion for interactive media, she has collaborated with institutions such as Arena Stage, The Public Theater, The Met Museum, and Berkeley Repertory Theatre to bring narratives to life through cutting-edge technology, with a deep commitment to empathy and community.
Nicholas Chimienti
Associate Video Designer
Nicholas Chimienti is a video designer whose credits include Madame Butterfly (Montreal Opera), Fun Home (Lean Ensemble Theatre), As One (Atlanta Opera), Grease the Musical (MNM), Everything is Super Great (FAU Theatre Lab), Sunday in the Park (PBAU), and Silent Sky (PBAU). Associate and assistant credits include the Chris Rock/Dave Chappelle No Phones Tour, Twelfth Night (The Classical Theatre of Harlem), On That Day in Amsterdam (Primary Stages), Cabaret (Atlanta Opera), The Vagrant Trilogy (The Public), 2 Wolves and a Lamb (Triad Stage), Dracula (Triad Stage), and Man of La Mancha (Triad Stage). Nicholas is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Nitsan Scharf
Animator
Nitsan Scharf is a multimedia designer and theatre artist originally from the DC area, currently pursuing an MFA in Integrated Media at UT Austin. He holds a BA in Theatre, with a concentration in design and technical production, from the University of Maryland.
Mika Eubanks
Costume Designer
Mika Eubanks, a New York-based Costume Designer originally from Maryland, received her MFA at the Yale School of Drama, and holds a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Her theater design credits include Fires In The Mirror (Baltimore Center Stage/Long wharf Theatre) King Lear starring Andre De Shields (St. Louis Shakespeare Festival); The Monsters (Two Rivers Theater/ MTC); Lessons in Survival: 1971 (The Vineyard Theatre); Heaux Church (Ars Nova); The XIXth (Old Globe); Flex (Lincoln Center Theater); Twelfth Night (Yale Rep/Classical Theatre of Harlem); Salome (heartbeat Opera); Metamorphoses (Folger Theatre), and The Cotillion (TMTC/New Georges). In Film Mika designed for the short film Candace, The Hulu mini series Initiative 29, and most recently the feature film Souvenir. In 2022, she assisted on theTony award winning Best Musical A Strange Loop. Mika has received the Connecticut Critics Circle Award, Audelco award, and a Helen Hayes nomination. mikaeubanks.com
Allison Esannason
Associate Costume Designer
Allison Esannason is a multidisciplinary artist and costume designer based in NYC. She received her BFA in fashion design from Parsons School of Design. Her work centers on the intersectionality of culture, politics, and gender through costume design, wearable art, and installation. Recent works include The Mountaintop (26′), Tiny Beautiful Things (25’), Rabbit Summer (24’), Sleepy Hollow (24’), and Berta, Berta (23’) at Mile Square Theatre.
Ty Alexander Arnold
Assistant Costume Designer
Ty Alexander Arnold hails from the South, as a Georgia-born and Texas raised artist. She is a graduate of The Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University, c/o 2017, with a BFA in Costume Design. Shortly after moving to NYC, she was the Playwrights Horizons ‘Van Lier’ Costume Fellow for the 2018-2019 season. Recent work includes Costume designing “iNegro, a rhapsody” by Kareem Lucas at the new Ohio theater, & “Dream crossed” a short film for the Juilliard school directed by Zoey Martinson. She has also been Assistant Costume designer on “Shadowland” at the Public theater designed by Azalea Fairley, a costume assistant on Broadway’s “A Strange Loop” designed by Montana Levi Blanco . She also assisted Dede Ayite on “The Last of the Love Letters” at Atlantic Theatre, other production credits include Broadway’s “Slave Play” “American Buffalo” and “Law & Order SVU” as a costume PA.
Katy Humphrey
Costume Design Assistant
Katy Humphrey is a Brooklyn based Costume Designer. She received her B.F.A. from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a degree in production Design and a concentration in costume design. While in Savannah, she spent a year working at the Historic Savannah Theater as their resident wardrobe supervisor and costume designer. While her costume practice also ventures into film, theater has always held a special place in Katy’s heart, having started her creative journey in ballet and musical theater.
Anya Kutner
Props Designer
Anya Kutner’s credits include Mexodus (The Daryl Roth Theatre); The Disappear, The Pansy Craze, Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes, and Creditors (Minetta Lane Theatre); Meet the Cartozians (The Pershing Square Signature Center); Queens (New York City Center); and The Counter (Laura Pels Theatre). National credits include Two Trains Running, The Comedy of Errors, and Odyssey (The Acting Company). Regional credits include Native Gardens and Theatre People (Westport Country Playhouse).
Brittany Hartman
Hair, Wig & Makeup Designer
Brittany Hartman (she/her/hers) (Hair, Wig and Makeup Designer) is currently the wig shop manager for Saturday Night Live and NBC studios. She recently won an Emmy Award for her work on the SNL: 50th Anniversary Special. Film: “Fire Island” (Key Hairstylist, Hulu). Broadway: The Thanksgiving Play. Regional: Are You Now…. (Off Broadway), DiscoShow (Speigelworld, Vegas), Dial M for Murder, Relentless (Syracuse Stage), Rent (Papermill), Camp Siegfried (Second Stage), Wizard of Oz (GeVa), Snow in Midsummer (Classic Stage Company), Ragtime, Secret Garden, The Wiz, Singin’ in the Rain (Broadway Music Circus), Gypsy (Theatre Aspen), A Christmas Carol, La Dispute, Macbeth (Hartford Stage). Broadway (selected associate design credits): Jagged Little Pill, Frankie and Johnny… (2019 revival), Bandstand, Sunset Boulevard (2017 revival), A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder, Of Mice and Men (2014 revival), Violet.
Korynn Gonzales-Novotny
Associate Hair & Makeup Designer
Korynn Gonzales-Novotny is an experienced stylist and color specialist with a diverse background in the beauty industry. She has managed client relationships in salon environments and on film production sets, and has worked as a Goldwell Technical Associate at Kao Corporation, staying informed on hair trends and advanced color technology. Previous experience includes work as a hairdresser at Hair Formations and as head receptionist at The Perfect Eyebrow & Makeup Center. She completed her education at Paul Mitchell Partner School.
Zachry J. Bailey*
Production Stage Manager
Zachry J. Bailey (he/him) is elated to return to the Classical Theatre of Harlem for a third summer. Broadway: Chess, Floyd Collins. Tours: Hadestown (1st Nat’l). Off-Broadway: Cats: The Jellicle Ball (PAC NYC), Kyoto (Lincoln Center Theater), Memnon (Classical Theatre of Harlem), Macbeth in Stride, A Raisin in the Sun, The Plot and Twelfth Night at Yale Repertory Theatre, Jesus Christ Superstar (Connecticut Repertory Theatre) Film: Broadway for Biden, CRAM (Radical Rhinoceros Pictures), Overlook (Two + Eight Productions), The Promotion (C1 Media). Love to Isuri & the Bailey Fam.
Aisling Galvin*
Stage Manager
Aisling Galvin is thrilled to be working with Classical Theatre of Harlem once more. Select credits include Artificial Flavors, Sex Variants of 1941 (The Civilians); MEMNON (Classical Theatre of Harlem); Passing Strange (Long Wharf); Mystic Pizza (Paper Mill Playhouse); Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Yale Rep); Paradise Ballroom (New York Stage and Film).
Claire Young
Assistant Stage Manager
Claire Young (she/her) is a Florida-grown Stage Manager who has previously worked for various companies including Norwegian Cruise Lines, Pittsburgh Opera, Cortland Repertory Theatre, and Stagedoor Manor. She is going into her third year as an MFA Candidate in Stage Management at the Drama School at Yale. BA, Florida State University. She sends out lots of love and gratitude for this opportunity!
Payton Gunner
Production Assistant
Payton Gunner is from Atlanta, GA, has a B.A. from Brandeis University, and is a third-year M.F.A. candidate at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale, where her credits include King Lear, The Tragedy of Coriolanus, and Silence/The Village. Other credits include The Complete Works of William Shakespeare [abridged] (The Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey); The Pickleball Wars (Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater); X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X (Odyssey Opera); Hedda Gabler (Yale Rep). Payton sends her love and gratitude to her family and friends.
CTH STAFF
Ty Jones
Producing Artistic Director
Carl Cofield
Associate Artistic Director
Chris Berry
Managing Director
Penn Genthner
Director of Development
Jill Jones
Director of Finance
Kyle Gates
Director of Production
Alessandro Chillé
Director of Marketing
Alexis Marnel
Development Manager
Kat Files
Database Administrator
Stacey Scott
Education Coordinator
Elena Paul
General Counsel
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Patrick Bradford
Board Chair, Founding Partner, Bradford Edwards & Varlack LLP
Ty Jones
Producing Artistic Director
Andre Braugher
Emeritus Vice Chairman, Actor
Sue Suh
Former TIME executive
Joseph J. Johnson III
Lafayette Square
Brad Bender
Treasurer, Vice President, Google
Jason Delane Lee
Member, Actor / Lagralane Group
Carol Kaplan
Partner, Loeb & Loeb
Kelli Y. Payne
Director of Philanthropy, Reform Alliance
Ethan Hawke
Actor
Kara Young
Tony Award Winning Actress
Renée Beaumont
Senior Advisor, RenGen Ventures
Dr. Karen Jackson-Weaver
Senior Associate Vice President of Global Faculty Engagement and Innovation Advancement at New York University
Billy Crudup
Actor
Duncan Webb
President, Webb Management Services
Dr. Mary Schmidt Campbell
President Emerita, Spelman College
Getting to the show
Subway: 2 / 3 or 4 / 5 / 6 to 125 St.
Bus: M1, M7, M60-SBS, M101, Bx15.
Rain Policy:
CTH shows go on rain or shine, so it’s always best to assume the show will perform as scheduled. In the event of rain, the start of the performance may be delayed; however, the performance will begin as soon as it is possible to do so. Performances may also pause for sudden changes in weather, but will resume as soon as weather permits. We will only cancel in extreme weather conditions, and will post alerts on our website and on social media with as much notice as possible.
ACCESSIBILITY
Richard Rodgers Amphitheater is wheelchair accessible.
ASL PERFORMANCE:
Tuesday, July 14, 8:30 PM
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We are grateful for the support provided by
In partnership with City Council.
New York City Council Members Shaun Abreu & Yusef Salaam.
THE CASEMENT FUND
In partnership with NYC Tourism + Conventions
THE WORK OF THE CLASSICAL THEATRE OF HARLEM WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FROM THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS:
Actors Equity Foundation, Aegon Transamerica, the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation, The Axe-Houghton Foundation, Bank of America, Blue Coat Philanthropic Fund, Bradford Edwards LLP, the Casement Fund, the Charles E. Culpeper Foundation, Columbus Foundation, the Community Foundation of Utah at the recommendation of the Jarvis & Constance Doctorow Foundation, the Dale & Deborah Smith Foundation, Eugene M. Lang Foundation, the Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the Fordi Family Foundation, the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation, Greenberg Traurig LLP, Hogan Lovells, the Howard Gilman Foundation, Hurlock Marketing Enterprises, the Jerome L. Greene Foundation, the Diana King Memorial Fund presented by the Charles & Lucille King Family Foundation, Loeb & Loeb, Lucille Lortel Foundation, the Mac & Bob Charitable Foundation, MacMillan Family Foundation, Mary S. Mulligan Charitable Trust, Matisse Foundation, the Mellon Foundation, Miranda Family Fund, Popular Bank, Rainbow Sandals Foundation, Richenthal Foundation, Rubin-Ladd Foundation, Scherman Foundation, Shakespeare Theatre Association, SHS Foundation, Shubert Foundation, The Society, Inc., Supporting the Arts, Renaissance Chapter, Sony, the Tiger Baron Foundation, the Tony Randall Theatrical Fund, and the West Harlem Development Corporation.
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine, City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, and City Council Members Shaun Abreu, and Yusef Salaam. The work of The Classical Theatre of Harlem is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Security: Paul Smith
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