AREN GOODWIN (KJ) is a senior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Acting. Previous credits include As You Like It (Orlando), She Kills Monsters (Orcus), and The Penelopiad (Telemachus) at UW-Parkside, Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play (Mr. Burns) and Oedipus Rex (Oedipus) at State Fair Community College, and Crimes of The Heart (Barnette Lloyd) at Brownville Village Theatre.

MATT GOULD (Jasper) is a junior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Acting. Previous credits at UW-Parkside include As You Like It (Duke Senior/Charles the Wrestler), She Kills Monsters (Miles), The Penelopiad (Odysseus/Maid) and as deck crew and an uncredited role as a Janitor in The Thanksgiving Play. Matt is a native of Texas and a Veteran of the United States Navy.

SAM CARLSON (Evan) is a junior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Musical Theatre. Sam recently transferred from the College of Lake County where he was seen on stage in Lions in Illyria (Andrew/Sebastian), Into the Woods (Jack), and As You Like It (Silvius). Additional credits include The Complete Works of William Shakespeare [Abridged] (Sound Board Operator) and Play On! (Sound Board Operator) at CLC.

LUCAS PITT (u/s Evan) is a first-year student at UW-Parkside. Recently, Lucas was seen in Hir (Arnold) as part of our FreshINK series.

FABRICE CONTE-WILLIAMSON (Director) 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 Always a Bridesmaid for Waukesha Civic Theatre and She Kills Monsters for UW-Parkside. 

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

TAYLOR IRELAND (Stage Manager) is a junior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Stage Management. Recent UW-Parkside credits include As You Like It (Assistant Stage Manager) and The Wolves (Assistant Stage Manager). Taylor was also the Stage Manager for The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fair(l)y (Stoopid) Tales at Cyclopedic Ensemble, The Diviners, James and the Giant Peach, and Oedipus at State Fair Community College. Other credits include Dearly Departed (House Manager), Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: The Rock Experience (Crew), and First Date (Light Board Operator) also at SFCC.  

JUSTIN A. MILLER (Scenic Designer) is thrilled to be designing at University of Wisconsin-Parkside. Justin currently serves as the Interim Technical Director at Ohio Wesleyan University. He received his MFA in Scene Design from The Ohio State University in 2018. Justin has worked professionally as a designer, scenic artist, carpenter, and technical director in Texas, Ohio, Montana and Washington D.C. Some of his favorite designs include Antigone, Bonnie and Clyde, All Shook Up!, Urinetown, Stupid F##king Bird, and The Diviners.

KAMMI KRINGLE (Lighting Designer) is a senior Theatre Arts major with an interest in both Acting and Lighting Design. Previous credits include As You Like It (Head Electrician and Choreographer), She Kills Monsters (Assistant Lighting Designer), The Penelopiad (Assistant Lighting Designer), The Mad Ones (Stage Manager), The Complete Works of William Shakespeare [Abridged] (Head Electrician), The Glass Menagerie (Assistant Stage Manager), and Rodger and Hammerstein's Cinderella (Head Electrician). Previous acting credits include The Wolves (#25), Circle Mirror Transformation (Marty), and Stupid F##king Bird (Nina/Emma U/S).   

LESLIE VAGLICA (Costume Designer) is a costumer whose foundation in fashion and art has enriched her focus in theatrical costuming. She has worked as a costume technician for Off-Broadway productions of Trevor, The Musical and Boswell, as well as for professional companies, including American Players Theatre, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, the Florentine Opera Company, Skylight Music Theatre, and Milwaukee Chamber Theatre. Professional regional design credits include The Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Sugar Creek Opera, Milwaukee Opera Theatre, Florentine Opera Company, Luminous Theatre, UW-Milwaukee Dance and Musical Theatre, Peter Stathas Dance, and Renaissance Theaterworks. She has also served as Costume Shop Manager at Hope Summer Repertory Theater in Holland, MI. Leslie is a graduate of UW-Eau Claire and holds a certificate in Apparel Product Design and Development from Mt. Mary University.

LYNN BRYANT (Hair and Makeup Designer) is a senior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Acting and a minor in Communication. Previous credits include As You Like It (Phoebe) and She Kills Monsters (Agnes Evans) at UW-Parkside and Intervention (Sleeping Beauty) at Louisiana State University.

KEVIN GRAY (Sound Designer) is UW-Parkside’s Sound Manager and Instructor, working with both the Theatre Arts and Music departments to produce art and events on campus. Kevin received a BA in Sound Design with a minor in Music Composition from Michigan Technological University. Design credits include The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Cinderella, and Stupid F##king Bird, for which he received a national award.

BIANCA GONZALEZ (Props Head) is a senior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Acting. Previous acting credits include As You Like It (Amiens), She Kills Monsters (Vera), Proof (Catherine), Pretty (Madeline), and Hope and Gravity (Narrator). She served as Props Head for The Penelopiad, Stupid F##king Bird, and Romeo and Juliet. Additionally, Bianca served as Charge Artist for As You Like It and Co-Charge Artist for She Kills Monsters.

JOSHUA CHRISTOFFERSEN (Technical Director) has worked as the Technical Director for the Brown University/Trinity Repertory company MFA program and a Carpenter for Trinity Repertory Company in Providence, RI. Josh has also worked multiple summers in Spring Green, WI as a carpenter at the American Players Theatre, building and sculpting scenery for their exciting outdoor productions. He has also toured for multiple years both nationally and internationally as a Crew Chief and Head Carpenter for Sesame Street Live! and the World Premier Tour of Curious George, The Musical, Live! Josh earned his BFA in Theatre from Emporia State University and received his MFA in Theatrical Design at the University of Iowa. 

TALIA LAST (Scenic Charge Artist) is a senior Theatre Arts major with concentrations in Acting and Musical Theatre. Recent UW-Parkside credits include The Wolves (#7), Indecent (The Elder: Vera), The Mad Ones (Kelly U/S), The Penelopiad (Maid/Eurycleia), Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Madame), and A Doll’s House, Part 2 (Anne-Marie). Additional credits include Mamma Mia! (Ensemble, U/S Sophie) at Racine Theatre Guild, Twelfth Night (Maria), Hamlet (Rosencrantz), and Romeo and Juliet (Tybalt) at Fleeing Artists Theater, and The Comedy of Romeo and Juliet...(Kinda Sorta) (Juliet) at Lakeside Players. Talia is also certified with the Society of American Fight Directors in Rapier & Dagger, Knife, and Quarterstaff, and is pursuing her actor combatant status. 

STAR HOWARD (Head Electrician) is a senior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Stage Management. Previous credits include As You Like It (Assistant Director and Assistant Head Electrician), The Wolves (Stage Manager), She Kills Monsters (Stage Manager), The Penelopiad (Stage Manager), Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Assistant Stage Manager), Romeo and Juliet (Assistant Stage Manager), Stupid F##king Bird (Assistant Sound Designer), and Silent Sky (Deck Chief) at UW-Parkside. Additional credits include Love Stings (Production Intern) and Fishing for the Moon (Production Intern) at Northern Sky Theater. Recent acting credits include Hir (Max). 

KALYN DIERCKS (Wardrobe Supervisor) is a junior Theatre Arts major with concentrations in Acting and Design and Technology. Previous acting credits include Hir (Narrator), The Wolves (Soccer Mom, U/S #8, #11), Indecent (U/S The Middle) and The Penelopiad (Maid/Naiad Mother) at UW-Parkside. 

ELISEBETH SPARKS (Assistant Costume Designer) is a senior with a double major in Music Performance and Theatre Arts, as well as a concentration in Musical Theatre. Recent UW-Parkside credits include The Wolves (#11), Indecent (The Ingenue: Chana), The Mad Ones (Sam), Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Ensemble/Marie U/S), Stupid F##king Bird (Mash U/S), and 3Sisters (Irina). Additional credits include The Little Mermaid (Ariel) and Mamma Mia! (Sophie) at Racine Theatre Guild.

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

ALLISON HAYES (Assistant Stage Manager) is a senior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Musical Theatre. Previous credits include As You Like It (Audrey), The Wolves (Sound Designer), Circle Mirror Transformation (Swing and Sound Designer), The Penelopiad (Maid/Iole) at UW-Parkside, James and The Giant Peach (James), She Kills Monsters (Farrah) at State Fair Community College, and The Addams Family (Pugsley) at Next Generation Performing Arts Camp.

JENNA SPEER (Assistant Stage Manager) is a senior Theatre Arts major with a concentration in Musical Theatre and a transfer student from State Fair Community College (Sedalia, MO). Recent credits include The Wolves (#2) and Indecent (U/S The Ingenue) at UW-Parkside. Additional credits include Racine Theatre Guild’s The Little Mermaid (Arista), Cyclopedic Ensemble's Stinky Cheese Man (And Other Fair(L)y Stoopid Tales), Summit Theatre Group’s Mamma Mia! (Ali), SFCC’s First Date (Lauren), James and the Giant Peach (Aunt Spiker), and Coffeyville Community College’s regional premiere of The Humans (Brigid).