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Sherry Berg Sherry Berg (Charlotte) is a proud DC native and Registered Dietitian. Recent local credits include: Roberta/Delores in Working ( (The Keegan Theatre), Sophia in Night of the Living Golden Girls (The Landless Theater Company), Pace Creagan in The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek (Spooky Action Theater), Big Mary in Stage Door (The American Century Theater), Una in Blackbird (Capital City Players, WATCH nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a play). Other favorite roles: Lucille Frank in Parade, Cordelia in King Lear, and Carrie Pipperidge in Carousel. Training: The American Musical and Dramatic Academy (NYC). www.sherryberg.com
Mikey Cafarelli Mikey Cafarelli (Mr. Weiss/Ensemble)-1st Stage Debut! DC AREA: Who’s Your Baghdaddy (Winner Best Overall Fringe Show 2011) (New Musical Foundation); The King and I (Toby's Dinner Theatre); Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer(Adventure Theatre); Bunnicula, Mulan, Perseus Bayou (Imagination Stage); 21/24 The Hollow (Workshop), Overtures Showcase 2009 (Signature Theatre); The Jacqmin Family, Jou Eat Vhat Jou Are (Source Festival); The Mikado, Treemonisha (Savoyards); Two Guys...Become Interns (Truenote Productions). UPCOMING: Grease (Toby's Baltimore). EDUCATION: UMBC - BA Theatre, Vocal Performance Minor.
Joshua Dick Joshua Dick (Harry Toukarian) returns to 1st Stage after recently performing in Three Bears, Parfumerie, Don’t Dress for Dinner and Jack and the Bean-Stalk. DC AREA: Keith Burgess in Stage Door (American Century Theater); Male Swing in Sweeney Todd and Eunuchs u/s in The Visit (Signature Theater); Tom the Crocodile in Spot's Birthday Party (Adventure Theater); Ernie Lally in A Man of No Importance (Keegan Theater); Charlie Cowell in The Music Man (Washington Savoyards); Ren McCormack in Footloose (AHC Summerstock); and Philo Farnsworth in The Farnsworth Invention (Alchemy Theater). Joshua has a BA in Musical Theatre Performance from American University and serves as the Production Manager for the Apron Theater Co. UPCOMING: The Every Fringe You Want to See in One Fringe Show Fringe Show at the Capital Fringe Festival.
Sam Edgerly Sam Edgerly (Kenny/Ensemble), a recent Musical Theatre graduate from American University, is thrilled to be making his professional début at 1st Stage. Former credits include Matt Poncelet in Dead Man Walking and Guido in Nine (American University).
Davis Hasty Davis Hasty (Willy/Narrator/Ensemble) is pleased to make his debut performance at 1st Stage. He was last seen as Arthur in Ah, Wilderness! (Arena Stage). Other local credits include Becky's New Car (Bay Theatre), Charlotte's Web and The Little Engine that Could (Adventure Theatre), One Flea Spare (Forum Theatre), Wrinkle in Time (Round House Theatre), and Rock'n'Roll (Studio Theatre). He will be seen next as a Founding Father in Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (Studio Theatre).
Stephen Hock Stephen Hock (Mr. Stanley/Ensemble) is excited to be doing his first performance at 1st Stage. D.C. Gregory in Devil Boys From Beyond and Casey in TarXXXanadu (Landless), Huck Finn in Big River (LSDT), Romeo in Romeo and Juliet (Silver Spring Stage). Original Emmit in Streets of America (Point Park University), original Brighella in Arlechino and the Italian Clowns (Pittsburgh Playhouse Jr.)
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Mary Beth Luckenbaugh Mary Beth Luckenbaugh (Elsa/Ensemble) makes her 1st Stage debut. She has been previously seen as Helen in Spot's Birthday Party (Adventure Theatre MTC) and female swing in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Keegan Theatre). Mary Beth holds her Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre from the Catholic University of America. Upcoming: Rita in Marathon '33 (American Century Theatre) and Rita/Young Julia in James Joyce's The Dead (Quotidian Theatre).
Kelsey Meiklejohn Kelsey Meiklejohn (Maggie/Secretary/Ensemble) is delighted to be making her 1st Stage debut. Recent credits include: Rosencrantz in Hamlet: Reframed (Capital Fringe); Puck/Philostrate in Midsummer Night's Dream, Ruby/Goodwife in Scarlet Letter (National Players Tour 62, Olney Theatre Center); Juliet in Romeo & Juliet, Jessica in Merchant of Venice, Joan of Arc/Celia/Helena in Shakespeare Alive! (Maryland Shakespeare Festival); Girl in Fool at the Circus, Razmatazz Rabbit/Magician in Puss'N'Boots (Synetic Family Theater); Clown/Mamillius in Winter's Tale (Wandering Souls); Mopsa in Winter's Tale, Much Ado About Nothing (Virginia Shakespeare Festival). Choreography: Romeo & Juliet (Vpstart Crow); Romeo & Juliet (Maryland Shakespeare Festival); Guys & Dolls, 25th...Spelling Bee (Episcopal High School); Encore Stage & Studio. Education: William & Mary, Duke Ellington School of the Arts.
Dani Stoller Dani Stoller (Flora) Off Broadway: Moira in Room on Fire (Sage Theatre); Female US in Really, Really (Signature Theatre); Ivy in F#@king Up Everything (Woolly Mammoth); The Whore in Nevermore (Creative Cauldron); Roxie in CHICAGO (KAT; WATCH Award Best Actress Nomination); Mrs. Daldry in The Vibrator Play, Nata in Hayavadana (On The Verge); Masha in Three Sisters and Marie in Woyzeck (Underground Theatre Co); Mary Jane Wilkes in Big River (LSDT); Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, Julle in Hedda Gabbler, Reba in The Last Night of Ballyhoo (Ithaca College). Upcoming: Jo in Boom! (Artists Initiative). BFA Acting, Ithaca College.
Susan Devine Susan Devine (director) is very excited to bring Flora the Red Menace to 1st Stage and the Washington area. As founding director of Providence Players in Fairfax, VA, she directed multiple plays including You Can’t Take It With You, The Best Man, I Never Sang for My Father, and co-wrote (with Paul Nasto) the musical Let Me Sing. Other credits include Some Girls, Five Women Wearing the Same Dress, and CHICAGO (WATCH award for Best Direction of a Musical).
Paul Nasto Paul Nasto (music director) is happy to be joining the 1st Stage family. Paul has worked as music director, conductor, technical director, sound designer, and light designer. Some of his credits include: The Good Doctor (sound design), Twelve Angry Men (technical director), Heaven Can Wait (technical director), I Never Sang For My Father (composition of original music), COMPANY (musical director), Good Help is So Hard to Murder (technical director), The King and I (lighting design), Some Girls (technical director), PIPPIN (conductor), A Year with Frog and Toad (conductor), CHICAGO (music director), The Drowsy Chaperone (music director), NINE (music director), The Fantasticks (music director). In 2010, Paul won the WATCH award for BEST MUSIC DIRECTOR for his work on CHICAGO.
Stefan Sittig Stefan Sittig (choreographer) NEW YORK/OFF-BROADWAY: Jessie (The Chelsea Playhouse); INTERNATIONAL: Trabajadores (World Premiere of the Spanish version of Working, Montevideo, Uruguay), Changing Hearts (Montreal, Canada). DC AREA: Man of La Mancha (Washington Savoyards), Jesus Christ Superstar (Open Circle Theatre-4 Helen Hayes Award Nominations including Outstanding Resident Musical), Polaroid Stories (The Studio Theatre), Nöel & Gertie (MetroStage), Dorothy Meets Alice and Winnie the Pooh (Adventure Theatre), Hollywood Pinafore (The American Century Theater). OTHER REGIONAL: CHICAGO, Evita, Follies, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, The Pajama Game, Beehive, Show Boat and South Pacific. T.V.: D.C. Lottery Rolling Cash 5 campaign (“The Party Roll”) featuring Chuck Brown. Stefan holds an MFA in Theatre and is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.For more info: www.stefansittig.com
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