is an actor, singer, and writer originally from British Columbia, Canada. She holds a BFA in Theatre and a double major in Journalism from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Her work spans stage to screen to page, with performances across Canada and New York City, appearances in festival-selected short films, and published writing with PLAYBILL®. She was thrilled to make her CWRU/CPH debut this past spring alongside the rest of the class of 2028 as Aran in Epiphany. Additional recent theatre credits include Ollie in Pomona (MadFox Theatre), Miss Honey in Matilda the Musical (Kelowna Actors Studio), Maria in The Sound of Music (KCT Main Stage), Celia Peachum in Brecht’s The Threepenny Opera (Tisch Drama Stage), and Burleigh in Schiller’s Mary Stuart (Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute). Follow Julia’s storytelling journey: julialaurennechambers.com / @julialaurennechambers

is a Belgian American actor from St. Louis, Alex earned his BA in Economics from Loyola University Chicago before pursuing his MFA in Acting in the CWRU/CPH program. He was most recently seen in Tartuffe and Epiphany at the Cleveland Play House. His credits at Loyola include Mr. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice, As You Like It, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, and Notes from the Field. Alex has lived in Belgium and Colombia and is trilingual in English, French, and Spanish. He has a broad interest in philosophy and the social sciences and is also a playwright, having written and produced his own play, Azazel's Gift, during his time in Chicago. He thanks his family, friends, and professors for all their support. IG: @alexandre.d_f

is the youngest of four and a native of Edenton, North Carolina. He is a graduate of Flagler College, where he appeared in six mainstage productions over three years, playing roles such as Professor Bhaer in Little Women and Lloyd in Noises Off. He is currently pursuing his MFA in Acting at Case Western Reserve University/Cleveland Play House, where he recently appeared as Freddy in Epiphany. He also portrayed Solomon in Speech & Debate at Beck Center for the Arts.

is a second-year MFA acting candidate at Cleveland Play House. He holds an undergraduate degree from Jackson State University. He was most recently seen as Ames in Epiphany by Brian Watkins. Other credits include Fences, Sunset Baby, and Blues for an Alabama Sky. Magee is from Jackson, Mississippi, and will tell you the city raised him long before any stage did. He acts to give that community something back: stories that make people feel seen, told with the same hunger he brings to a spades table, where losing is simply not an option.

is excited to begin his second year in the CWRU/CPH MFA Acting Program. Originally from Tulare, California, he earned his BFA in Devised Performance/Physical Theatre from California State University, Fullerton, where his credits include Cooper in Really Really and Lenny in Marisol. During his first year in the program, Ryan played Taylor in Epiphany and participated in a workshop with playwright and actor Kate Hamill. Ryan is grateful to his family, mentors, and peers for their continued support.

grew up in San Diego, California. She completed her BA in Media Studies with a minor in Theatre and Performance at UC, Berkeley. Since 2020, she’s been based in Los Angeles working in immersive theater, film, commercials, and vertical dramas. Several of her works have been shown at film festivals around the world or can be seen on streaming platforms. Her latest horror feature, The Mystic, was at the Cannes Film Festival this year and will be shown at select theaters this Fall. When she’s not immersed in a new creative project, Jade’s likely hiking through the mountains, hanging upside down on aerial silks, getting competitive over a board game, or curled up with a book and her cats. Reach out to her for your next project @lemonjade_. Reps: The Talent Group (OH & PA) and Diana Keeler at Pandium Fusion (LA).

is so blessed to return to her alma mater as a member of the CWRU/CPH MFA class of 2028. While attending CWRU, she had the opportunity to perform in department shows such as The Moors (Agatha) and Cabaret (Kost/Fritzie). Regionally, she has been seen as Emmy in A Doll’s House, Part 2 (Beck Center), #25 in The Wolves (Dobama), Juliet/Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet - Abridged (Shakespeare in Delaware Park), and most recently as Cassandra in the North American Premiere of Girl on an Altar (Irish Classical Theatre Company). Tabi’s CPH debut was in the CWRU/CPH MFA show of Epiphany (2026) as Morkan, and she looks forward to doing two MFA shows in the second year of training. To my lovely cohort members, you are truly some of the most amazing and inspiring people to train with and I love you all dearly. To everybody reading this, remember that we owe it to ourselves to keep our dreams alive!

is a graduate of the University of Evansville with a BFA in Theatre Performance. Notable credits include RENT (Joanne), Clyde's (Clyde), and John Proctor Is the Villain (Nell) at the University of Evansville, as well as Epiphany (Sam) at the Cleveland Play House. During the summers, Brynna works with the Indiana Repertory Theatre as a Teaching Artist. Outside of acting, Brynna manages her own handmade art business and believes that storytelling and artistry extend far beyond the stage. She is passionate about exploring creativity in its many forms and feels grateful and blessed to share that passion with Cleveland Play House’s audiences.