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Paisley LoBue
as Witch; Attendant
is an actor and director from Northern VA. She holds a BFA in Theatre from George Mason University’s College of Visual Performing Arts. Recent performances with Richmond Shakespeare include Helena in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2025 RTCC winner, Best Supporting Actor), and Doctor Faustus. Additional credits include Shelly in Buried Child (FTE), and Fraiser in the world premier of Breaking Point (Coalition). LoBue teaches drama at Veritas Classical School. She dedicates all of her work in the theatre to her greatest mentor - thank you, H.
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Emma Mason
as Witch; Attendant
is thrilled to be part of Macbeth. Recent and favorite credits include There Goes the Bride, The Diary of Anne Frank, Run For Your Wife, Almost, Maine, The Little Lion, and I Can’t Hear You When the Water’s Running at Swift Creek Mill Theatre; Enchanted April, The 13th of Paris, All My Sons, and Leading Ladies with Chamberlayne Actors Theatre; See Jane Quit at Theatre Lab; The Pillowman with Cadence Theatre Company; A Midsummer Night’s Dream with Richmond Shakespeare; Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead at Henley Street Theatre; and The Beebo Brinker Chronicles and Last Summer at Bluefish Cove with Richmond Triangle Players.
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Kendall Walker
as Witch; Gentlewoman
works as an actor, dramaturg, director, and adjunct professor in the theatre department at Virginia Commonwealth University. Kendall came to Richmond in 2021 earning her MFA in Theater Pedagogy & Performance from VCU in 2023. She teaches Movement for the Actor at VCU and serves as Community Engagement Manager on staff at Richmond Triangle Players, the premiere LGBTQIA+ theater in the Mid-Atlantic region. RVA acting credits include Airswimming and 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche (Richmond Triangle Players); Dial M for Murder (Virginia Rep - Hanover Tavern); The Diary of Anne Frank (Swift Creek Mill), Smoke (Cadence Theater), and most recently A Christmal Carol (Virginia Rep - November Stage). She is thrilled to sink her witchy claws into some Shakespeare after several years and dedicates every performance to her friend Adam and late grandfather David.