Almost, Maine - March 03 - March 12, 2017
Bay Village Community Theater
Who's Who
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Mackenzie Barry-Trombley
as Sandrine/Marvalyn
Mackenzie Barry is thrilled to be a part of Almost, Maine. She graduated from Hiram College in May, 2016 with a BA in English and Spanish and a minor in Theater. She’s performed as Guardiano in Women Beware Women and the Ghost of Christmas Future in A Christmas Carol at Rubber City Shakespeare. She also performed as May in Fool For Love, Gertrude in Hamlet, Mother in GNit, and Una in Blackbird.
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Gabriel Chuna
as Jimmy/Chad/Pete
Gabriel Chuna graduated from Cleveland State University with a Bachelors degree in Theatre. His list of shows include A Midsummer's Night Dream, Tale of a West Texas Marsupial Girl, The Dybbuk, Death on the Canal, and The Odd Couple. This will be his second show with the director Chris Bizub. As a crew member in Almost Maine in high school, Gabriel is excited to be acting in it.
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Jim Hagan
as East/Phil/Man
Jim Hagan is very excited to be with Bay Village Community Theater. Jim’s most recent works include The Senator Wore Pantyhose at Western Reserve Playhouse and at The Dover Players in Branches. Jim would like to thank his wife and son for allowing him to spend so much time with this great cast.
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Casey McCann
as Lendall/Randy/Dave/Steve
Casey McCann is ecstatic to be in Almost Maine for the 3rd time, thrilled to be directed by Chris Bizub (Casey's third play with him) and to be acting alongside his good buddy Gabe Chuna. Casey's recent acting credits include Scrooge, The Odd Couple, and the web series Asdmcray. He is very proud of this production, hopes everyone enjoys it and thanks his family and friends for all their support!
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Margaret Hnat
as Hope
Margaret, a frequent participant in the “All the World’s a Stage[d] Reading” series is delighted to perform in Bay Village Community Theater’s inaugural production. Last month she appeared as Gwendolyn Pigeon in Cassidy Theatre’s Odd Couple. Other favorite credits include The Man Who Came to Dinner (Miss Preen), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Titania), and The Diary of Anne Frank (Mrs. Van Daan).
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