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Broderick Clavery August Forman Rebecca Harris Francisca Muñoz Kim McKean BRODERICK CLAVERY (Letter Writer 1) is excited to be making yet another return to TheatreSquared. He recently appeared as Nol in Shakespeare in Love (Theatre Squared), preceded by his portrayal of Dez in Skeleton Crew (TheatreSquared), Cedric/ Voldy & Oliver (U/S) Puffs (New World Stages), Vince in What (Black Lady Theater), Jason LaSalle in Red (First Person Xperience), and various roles in MTA Radio Plays at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater. Film credits include: Cooper in Rebecca (HULU & FX) Party Goer in For the Boys (SlayTv). AUGUST FORMAN (Letter Writer 3) makes their TheatreSquared debut. Their credits include Theo in Plot Points in Our Sexual Development and Kid in A Kind of Weather (Diversionary Theatre); Richard Rutherford in Rutherford and Son (TimeLine Theatre); Letter Writer 3 in Tiny Beautiful Things (Victory Gardens Theater); Harry Pearle in Elizabeth Rex and Bess Bridges in The Fair Maid of the West (Oak Park Festival Theatre); Viola in Twelfth Night (Midsommer Flight); Luitger in The Lady Demands Satisfaction (Babes with Blades); and Gina in Girl in the Red Corner (Joseph Jefferson Award for Best Supporting Actor – Broken Nose Theatre). August is an ensemble member with Broken Nose Theatre and Oak Park Festival Theatre. They are also a facilitator and ensemble member with Imagination Theater, a touring company addressing social issues with young audiences. They hold a BFA from Minnesota State University of Mankato. August is represented by Gray Talent Group. REBECCA HARRIS (Sugar) is delighted to return to TheatreSquared. U.S. premieres include The Play About the Baby written and directed by Edward Albee (The Alley), Look Away by Robert Ford (TheatreSquared), Hope and Gravity by Michael Hollinger (City Theatre), Frame 312 by Keith Reddin (The Alliance Theater), and Mezzulah 1946 by Michele Lowe (City Theatre). Off-Broadway shows include LIFEGAME and Enter the Night. Other regional highlights include Ironbound at Pittsburgh’s City Theatre, The Exonerated at Pittsburgh’s REP Theatre, Ghost-Writer at Merrimack Rep, The Half-Life of Marie Curie, Bad Dates, and many others at TheatreSquared. Television credits include WGN’s Outsiders, Chicago Med, Bull, Blacklist, The Good Wife, Three Rivers, Sex and the City, Raising Dion, and Law & Order. Film credits include Stay Awake, Road, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Unstoppable, and Won’t Back Down. She has a B.A. from Trinity University and an M.F.A. from Columbia University. She is a member of the National Alliance of Acting Teachers and The Actor’s Center. FRANCISCA MUÑOZ (Letter Writer #2) is excited to return to TheatreSquared for Tiny Beautiful Things. She was previously seen as Amalia in American Mariachi. Off-Broadway credits include Mrs. Delgado in Felix Starro (Theatre Row); Maria in The Last Jew of Boyle Heights (The Actors Temple Theatre). Other theatre credits include Arella/Natalie in Informed Consent (The Gable Stage) Katherine Wright in Kitty Hawk (The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts); Frida Kahlo, Alfonsina Storni, Rufina Amaya in Tres Vidas (The Core Ensemble); June in Chicago (Boca Raton Theatre Guild). Television credits include; Abuela in the Television special Our Lady Lupe (PBS); Med Tech in FBI Most Wanted (CBS), Australian Idol Finalist (Ten Networks AU). She holds a Bachelor of Music (Performance, Theatre, Composition) from Western Sydney University, Australia. KIM MCKEAN (Director) is a theatre and film director based in El Paso, Texas. She returns to TheatreSquared after directing both the live and digital productions of Ann, by Holland Taylor, in 2020. Other recent directing credits include the digital workshop of Ash Tree at Hartford Stage, Love and Information at Trap Door Theatre (“Best of 2019 in Chicago Theatre,” Picture This Post), The Humans (U.T. El Paso), Masterclass from a Broken Angel (KTEP), Gruesome Playground Injuries (New York Film Academy), and Monsters We Create (U.T. El Paso), which she developed with playwright Georgina Escobar. Kim won several national awards from the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, including “Outstanding Director of a Play” and “Outstanding Production of a Play,” for her production of Lydia by Octavio Solis. Her short film, The Arrangements, was nominated for “Best of the Borderland” at the Borderscene Film Festival. In addition to her
directing work, Kim serves as Assistant Professor of Theatre and Director of Theatre at the University of Texas at El Paso. EDWARD T. MORRIS (Scenic Designer) This is Edward’s first production for TheatreSquared. Edward has designed sets or projections for Allentown Shakespeare, Atlantic Theatre, Barrow Group, Cherry Lane Theater, Goodspeed Opera House, Interlochen Shakespeare Festival, LaMama, Magic Theatre, Martha Graham Dance Company, Parallel 45, San Francisco Playhouse, Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center, Theatre Breaking Through Barriers, Wellfleet Harbor Actor’s Theatre, Weston Playhouse, Westport Country Playhouse, Yale Repertory Theatre, Yangtze Repertory Theatre, and the comedian Colin Quinn. Edward co-designed Halloween Decorations for the Obama Whitehouse in 2015. Education: BFA, University of Michigan; MFA, Yale School of Drama. Member of Wingspace Theatrical Design. EMMA DEANE (Lighting Designer) Emma Deane makes her TheatreSquared debut. Her recent credits include Mary Kathryn Nagle's Manahatta at Yale Repertory Theater and Jeremy O. Harris' YELL: A "DOCUMENTARY" OF MY TIME HERE. Other credits include Reykjavík, Trouble in Mind, shakespeare’s as u like it and Romeo and Juliet (Yale School of Drama); Little Boy/ Little Man, Burn Book, The Light Fantastic, This Sweet Affliction, Mud, The Guadalupes, WOLF/ ALICE, Camille: A Tearjerker (Yale Cabaret). Regional credits include work with Court Theatre, The Goodman, Albany Park Theater Project, Steppenwolf Theater Company, Northlight Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Victory Gardens, Shakespeare Academy at Stratford, The House Theater, Filament Theatre, Interrobang Theatre Project, Akvavit Theatre, Wildclaw, North Park University and The Gannon Center for Women and Leadership. She holds an MFA from Yale School of Drama TANNER N. McALPIN (Costume Designer) Tanner N. McAlpin (Costume Designer) is a costume designer living in Fayetteville Arkansas. Tiny Beautiful Things is his TheatreSquared debut. Previous credits include Sherlock Holmes at East Stroudsburg University, Heathers: The Musical at The University of Arkansas, and Tortuga and Hare and Turning Red with Trike Theatre, Bentonville. Tanner was recently the Professor of Scenic and Costume Design at East Stroudsburg University. He also works as the head draper for Montana Shakespeare in the Parks where he most recently draped for Cymbeline, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream for the 2021 summer tour. Tanner is also TheatreSquared's Costumes Associate. CRICKET S. MYERS (Sound Designer) On Broadway, Cricket earned a Tony Award Nomination and a Drama Desk Award for her design of Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo. Off Broadway designs include The Marvelous Wonderettes. This is her first production at TheatreSquared. She has designed regionally at La Jolla Playhouse, The Geffen Playhouse, The Ahmanson, The Mark Taper Forum, Kansas City Rep, Shakespeare Theatre Company of DC, South Coast Rep, The Kirk Douglas Theater, Pasadena Playhouse, Berkeley Rep and St Louis Rep. Other selected L.A. Theaters include The Wallis Annenberg Center for Performing Arts, East West Players, Ghost Road Theater Company, and The Celebration Theater. She has earned 24 Ovation Nominations, as well as winning The Ruth Morley Award from the League of Professional Theater Women, The Kinetic Award for Outstanding Achievements in Theatrical Design, an LADCC and a Garland Award. BRODIE JASCH (Properties Manager) is the resident props master at TheatreSquared, where his previous credits include Shakespeare in Love, The Legend of Georgia McBride, Every Brilliant Thing, The Wolves, Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley, Vietgone, Peter and the Starcatcher, Around the World in 80 Days, and more than 20 other productions. His regional credits include An Evening with Groucho (Heritage Theater Festival); Big Maybelle: Soul of the Blues (Bay Street Theater); and Unto These Hills (Cherokee Historical Association). He holds a B.A. in theatrical design and technology from Castleton University. LIA JENNINGS (Stage Manager) returns to T2 after stage managing Matilda the Musical with T2 earlier this year. She has worked with Jersey Boys' second national tour, Weston Playhouse, Norwegian Cruise Line, Cirque du Soleil, and more. She holds an M.F.A. in stage & production management from Carnegie Mellon University. ROBERT FORD (Artistic Director) is an award-winning playwright, novelist & musician who helped found TheatreSquared in 2005, where he has co-produced 75 plays and musicals and facilitated the development of over 55 new works. The current season features his play My Father’s War, which premiered at T2 in 2008. With Amy Herzberg, he co-adapted two versions of A Christmas Carol for T2. T2 has produced several of his plays, including Fault, The Spiritualist, The Fall of the House (also Alabama Shakespeare Festival—Edgar Award nominee), Look Away, 'Twas the Night, and adaptations of Great Expectations and It's a Wonderful Life. His critically acclaimed first novel, The Student Conductor, was a Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers pick. He holds a M.Mus. degree from Yale and M.F.A.'s in acting from Rutgers and in playwriting & screenwriting from the University of Texas at Austin. MARTIN MILLER (Executive Director/Producer) joined T2 in 2009, and has since produced more than 100 plays and developmental works, grown the theatre's annual budget from $160K to $7MM, and expanded its audience twentyfold. He managed the design, construction and fundraising for T2's new 50,000-square-foot theatre center. He established the National Stages Program, a consortium of theatres offering reciprocal member benefits, and has served as a panelist for the National Endowment for the Arts and Theatre Communications Group. As associate producer for Chicago Shakespeare Theater, he oversaw many projects including commissioning the bilingual Romeo y Juliet from Karen Zacarías, as well as tours and transfers of works by the Second City and Q Brothers. He holds a B.A. from Carleton College and M.F.A. in Arts Leadership from The Theatre School, DePaul.
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