KALI AVERY (Kayleen) is a junior Biological Sciences major with a minor in Theatre Arts. Previous credits include She Kills Monsters (U/S Agnes).

PERCY REED (Doug) is a sophomore Theatre Arts with concentrations in Acting and Directing. Recent credits include Indecent (U/S Lemml and The Ingenue) and The Penelopiad (Suitor/Maid) at UW-Parkside.

MAGGIE JAY (Narrator,U/S Kayleen) is a sophomore Theatre Arts major with concentrations in Acting and Design and Technology. Previous credits at UW-Parkside include The Wolves (Scenic Charge Artist), Circle Mirror Transformation (Theresa), The Tourists (Peggy), and The Penelopiad (Deck Crew).

CHALENA WILLIAMS (Director) is a senior Theatre Arts major with concentrations in Acting and Directing, and a minor in Digital Media and Production. Previous credits include The Wolves (#00), She Kills Monsters (Farrah the Faerie), Love’s Labour’s Lost (Jacquenetta), Pretty (Narrator), and The Tourists (Narrator). Last season, Chalena served as Assistant Director for UW-Parkside's production of Indecent by Paula Vogel. This Summer, Chalena worked at Interlochen as their Production Lead Video Technician. Chalena has also held multiple internships with Fresh Films and Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine Production company. In October 2021, Chalena traveled to Brunswick, GA to join the family of Ahmaud Arbery in solidarity. While there, she directed and shot a documentary highlighting the activists that came to demand justice for Ahmaud Arbery. 

TRAVIS SIEPL (Assistant Director) is a junior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Directing. Prior credits include She Kills Monsters (Assistant Director), The Penelopiad (Assistant Stage Manager), Stupid F##king Bird (Sound Board Op), Proof (Stage Manager), and Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Stream Team). This season, Travis will also be directing a production of reasons to be pretty by Neil LaBute as part of our ParksideSTUDIO series. 

FABRICE CONTE-WILLIAMSON (Faculty Directing Advisor) is a director, actor, and theatre educator, teaching courses in directing, theatre history, dramatic literature, and dramatic criticism at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. Fabrice received a Master of Performing Arts from the University of Nice, France, as well as an MFA in Directing and an Interdisciplinary Ph.D. from the University of Oklahoma Helmerich School of Drama. His primary research focuses on post-modern French dramatic literature and performance theory, the role of literary myth in dramatic literature, and the development of multilingual and cross-cultural theatre movements. From 2007 to 2013 Fabrice was Chair of the Department of Visual and Performing Arts at St. Gregory's University. He also taught acting and voice and movement at the University of Oklahoma where he became actively involved with the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region VI, serving as State Chair for Oklahoma and coordinator for the Arts Management and Administration Initiative (ASPIRE). Recent projects include directing Stupid F##king Bird by Aaron Posner for UW-Parkside (KCACTF Region III Invited Production) and co-translating Stormy Weather on Mount Olympus by Nobel Prize winner Ismail Kadare for the 50th Neudstadt Literature Festival.