The Importance of Being Earnest

The Importance of Being Earnest - February 24 - February 26, 2022

Huntington University

Who's Who

Brody Bowman

as Algernon Moncrieff

Brody is a junior at HU whose theatre experience includes Little Women (Laurie), Hello Dolly! (Horace Vandergelder), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Adam Pontipee), You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown! (Snoopy), Silent Sky (Peter Shaw), and Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Jean Michel). When not acting, Brody enjoys drawing, painting, playing sports, & making movies.
Elias Collier

as Lane

This is Elias’s seventh production with Huntington University Theatre Company. Through all these, Elias has done it all: from acting to assistant stage managing to lighting design and back to home base—acting. Elias has had a variety of different roles, and in each one, the character’s hair gets longer and longer.
Andrew Edmonds**

Lighting Designer/Technical Director

Andrew has been the Technical Director for the Theatre Arts Department since 2014 and is responsible for supervising the scene shop and designing scenery, lighting, and sound for mainstage theatre productions. Andrew also serves as an adjunct professor. Before coming to HU, Andrew worked as the Technical Director at the Honeywell Center in Wabash, Indiana.
Aubrey Fink

Sound Designer

Aubrey, a film production major, is excited to be a part of this spring's production. Last semester was Aubrey’s first time sound designing a show, The Guys. Other involvements include helping with chapel services and running sound for broadcasted events. Aubrey is also involved in designing production elements for this year’s junior film Clown West.
E.J. Hancock**ª

Properties Designer/Scenic Charge Artist

E.J. Hancock is an alumnus of Huntington University. Past experiences include designing props, performing, and scene painting. The Importance of Being Earnest has been one of E.J.’s favorite shows for a long time, and it is exciting to have had the opportunity to return to be involved in this production!