Starring: Andrew Gerst, Ann Carpenter, Brian Turner, Danny Bryck, Ecos Garcia, Ela Quezada, Gideon Bautista, Hannah Cranton, Joe Kidawski, Kateri Chambers, Katie Mueller, Marcela Jaramillo, Mari Davila, Mike Budwey, Sylvia A. Mahoney, Tom Giordano, Tony Dangerfield, Vladimir Noel
Directed by Danielle Fauteux Jacques
Assistant Director: Paul S. Benford-Bruce
Stage Managers: Keith Trickett & Vincent Ularich
Assistant Stage Manager: Julie Becker
Costume Design: Elisabetta Polito
Costume Assistant: Katherine Alexis Jones
Music Director: Kateri Chambers
Fight Choreographer: Joe Kidawski
Make-up: Sandra Haeussermann, Emily Lamkin
Park Manager: Alain Groene
House Managers: Peter Hubbard, Richard Richards, Ida Rudolph, Mike Small, Brad Spitzbart
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Danny Bryck (Cyrano) makes his Apollinaire debut. Boston credits include Family Stories with Whistler in the Dark, Carny Knowledge with Fort Point Theatre Channel, The Donkey Show with American Repertory Theater, Animal Farm with New Repertory Theatre, The Corn is Green with The Huntington Theatre Company, where he also understudied for Rock ‘n’ Roll, and Hedwig and the Angry Inch with Blue Spruce Theatre, for which he was nominated for an IRNE award. Danny works as a dialect coach with Company One, is a writer for ImprovBoston’s sketch troupe “The Ruckus,” and has performed in New York and around Western Massachusetts. He has worked on various independent and student films and recently appeared on As the World Turns. He holds a BFA from Boston University’s School of Theatre and studied at LAMDA. |
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Ela Quezada (Roxana) is thrilled to return to Apollinaire where she was last seen in The Wedding on the Eiffel Tower and Humulus The Mute. Ela attended the University of Puerto Rico and The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in NY and holds a BA in Drama and Music. Her favorite roles include Sally Bowles (Cabaret), Chiffon (The Little Shop of Horrors) and Sandra in the film Overnight. Ela has appeared in many commercials and educational videos both in English and Spanish for organizations like Safety First, TJ Maxx, Cengage Learning and The Smithsonian Institution. She’s also a singer-songwriter. |
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Kateri Chambers (Roxane) is new to Boston and is currently pursuing her DMA in Historical Performance at BU. She holds degrees from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, the Peabody Conservatory, and Johns Hopkins University. She has recently been seen in Classika Theatre’s production of The Monkeys of Danyang, Embassy Players' Hedda Gabbler, Histrio Theater's Ionesco a Cent Ans, 1st Stage's The Suicide, Theatre Hopkins' The Arabian Nights, and on Drury Lane in Sweet Charity. Kateri works as an actor, musician, dancer, and teacher out of MA, DC, VA, and MD. |
