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January 21 - February 12, 2017 , Allen Theatre

Ken Ludwig's Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery

Written by Ken Ludwig
Directed by Brendon Fox

Run time: 2 hours | Intermission: 15 minutes
Advisory: Mild sexual innuendo

The hunting and haunting of the heir to the Baskerville fortune proves the most puzzling—and dangerous!—case in the illustrious careers of Sherlock Holmes and his trusty sidekick, Dr. Watson. Cleveland favorite Ken Ludwig is back with his madcap adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic mystery, transforming The Hound of the Baskervilles into an all-out comedic theatrical adventure. Full of humor, horror, and plenty of stage magic, five actors play nearly 40 roles in this kooky and spooky caper that will have you howling with laughter.

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From Left to Right: Rafael Untalan (Sherlock Holmes), Nisi Sturgis (Actress One), Evan Alexander Smith (Actor Two), and Jacob James (Doctor Watson). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Evan Alexander Smith (Actor Two), Rafael Untalan (Sherlock Holmes), and Jacob James (Doctor Watson). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Jacob James (Doctor Watson), Rafael Untalan (Sherlock Holmes), and Evan Alexander Smith (Actor Two). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

Left to Right: Rafael Untalan (Sherlock Holmes) and Brian Owen (Actor One). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Evan Alexander Smith (Actor Two), Brian Owen (Actor One), and Jacob James (Doctor Watson). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Nisi Sturgis (Actress One) and Evan Alexander Smith (Actor Two). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Evan Alexander Smith (Actor Two), Brian Owen (Actor One), and Jacob James (Doctor Watson). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Evan Alexander Smith (Actor Two) and Jacob James (Doctor Watson). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Jacob James (Doctor Watson), Nisi Sturgis (Actress One), and Rafael Untalan (Sherlock Holmes). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Jacob James (Doctor Watson) and Evan Alexander Smith (Actor Two). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Nisi Sturgis (Actress One), Brian Owen (Actor One), and Jacob James (Doctor Watson). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Jacob James (Doctor Watson) and Nisi Sturgis (Actress One). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Jacob James (Doctor Watson), Evan Alexander Smith (Actor Two), Nisi Sturgis (Actress One), and Brian Owen (Actor One). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Rafael Untalan (Sherlock Holmes) and Jacob James (Doctor Watson). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Brian Owen (Actor One), Nisi Sturgis (Actress One), Jacob James (Doctor Watson), and Evan Alexander Smith (Actor Two). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Nisi Sturgis (Actress One) and Brian Owen (Actor One). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Rafael Untalan (Sherlock Holmes), Jacob James (Doctor Watson), and Brian Owen (Actor One). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

From Left to Right: Rafael Untalan (Sherlock Holmes) and Jacob James (Doctor Watson). Photo Credit: Roger Mastroianni.

Artists

Jacob James

Jacob James

(Doctor Watson) has done seven seasons with The Stratford Festival with credits including: The Tempest, Loves Labors Lost, Noises Off, and As You Like It. Jacob originated the role of Clown #1 in the Canadian premiere of 39 Steps and has also played Hannay at Neptune Theatre. Other credits: more(Doctor Watson) has done seven seasons with The Stratford Festival with credits including: The Tempest, Loves Labors Lost, Noises Off, and As You Like It. Jacob originated the role of Clown #1 in the Canadian premiere of 39 Steps and has also played Hannay at Neptune Theatre. Other credits: Billy Bishop Goes to War and The Drowsy Chaperone with Thousand Islands Playhouse. Jacob has received two Dora Awards and a theatre world nomination for his work with Toronto's VideoCabaret. Film/TV/Voice: TURN: Washington's Spies (AMC), Martian Chronicles (BBC), Fireman Sam, and The 99 (animated series). Graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada, Birmingham Conservatory, and Second City Conservatory.

Brian Owen

Brian Owen

(Actor One) is thrilled to return to Cleveland Play House after last season’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery. New York credits include Mr. Collins in a new musical adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, Never Have I Ever (TinyRhino at Joe’s Pub), and Lisa and Leonardo. Regional credits include Camelot more(Actor One) is thrilled to return to Cleveland Play House after last season’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery. New York credits include Mr. Collins in a new musical adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, Never Have I Ever (TinyRhino at Joe’s Pub), and Lisa and Leonardo. Regional credits include Camelot (with Robert Sean Leonard at Westport Country Playhouse), Baskerville (CPH, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, and Dorset Theatre Festival), Sweeney Todd, Peter and the Starcatcher, South Pacific, Both Your Houses, The Matchmaker, and Sense and Sensibility (with Jon Jory at ATL). He’s been in A Midsummer Night’s Dream too many times to count. Film/TV credits include Hack my Life and Make Rome Great Again. He is a member of the political art collective Never Caesar whose viral video Trump-rested Development was featured by Time Magazine, Slate, and Vulture. His favorite role is husband to his wife Nicole. MFA: FSU/Asolo. Proud member AEA and Team Boals. briandouglasowen.com @bistrowen

Evan Alexander Smith

Evan Alexander Smith

(Actor Two) is thrilled to make his debut at Cleveland Play House! He most recently appeared on Broadway in Amazing Grace and in the U.S. National Tour of Dirty Dancing (Robbie). Evan was born and raised in Canada where he starred as the title role in the Toronto company more(Actor Two) is thrilled to make his debut at Cleveland Play House! He most recently appeared on Broadway in Amazing Grace and in the U.S. National Tour of Dirty Dancing (Robbie). Evan was born and raised in Canada where he starred as the title role in the Toronto company of The Toxic Avenger. He also spent two seasons at the prestigious Shaw Festival in Ragtime (Younger Brother), Lady Windermere’s Fan (Mr. Hopper), Guys and Dolls (Harry the Horse) and John Guare’s His Girl Friday (Sweeney). Other favorites include The Rocky Horror Show (Brad) and The Fantasticks (Matt). Evan is a Dora Award Nominee, Gemini Award winner and a classically trained graduate of George Brown Theatre School in Toronto, Canada. Proud member of Actors’ Equity Association (#askifitsequity). www.EvanAlexanderSmith.com. @iamevansmith

Nisi Sturgis

Nisi Sturgis

(Actress One) is delighted to be back in Cleveland! CPH first welcomed her as Mrs. Giving in In the Next Room, or the vibrator play. In 2017, she returned to play 14 characters in Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery. Her extensive regional credits include, Doubt, more(Actress One) is delighted to be back in Cleveland! CPH first welcomed her as Mrs. Giving in In the Next Room, or the vibrator play. In 2017, she returned to play 14 characters in Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery. Her extensive regional credits include, Doubt, Pride and Prejudice, You Can’t Take It With You, Mrs. Warren’s Profession (Denver Center); A Doll’s House, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Life of Riley, Pentecost, Much Ado About Nothing, Pericles (The Old Globe); A Streetcar Named Desire, Arms and the Man, Our Town, Trelawny of the Wells (Shakespeare Theatre NJ); Failure: A Love Story, Macbeth, Cymbeline, As You Like It, Ceasar, (ISF); Disgraced tour at the Goodman Theatre, Berkeley Rep., and Seattle Rep. (BATA award). On Broadway, she appeared as The Woman in 39 Steps. Some Off-Broadway credits include Intimate Apparel and The Pretty Trap. She loves Shakespeare, roles across the country include: Hermione, Titania, Lady Macbeth, Viola, the Nurse, Mark Antony and Jaques. MFA from The Old Globe Theatre. Recurring role as June Thompson for five seasons in HBO’s Boardwalk Empire. She is an Assistant Professor of Acting at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Rafael Untalan

Rafael Untalan

(Sherlock Holmes) is delighted to be making his Cleveland Play House debut. His regional credits include: Equivocation (Virginia Repertory Theatre), Yellow Face and Falling Out of Time (Theater J), Twelfth Night (TheatreWorks), The Ramayana (A Contemporary Theatre), The Winter’s Tale and Amadeus (Marin Shakespeare), A Tale of Two Cities more(Sherlock Holmes) is delighted to be making his Cleveland Play House debut. His regional credits include: Equivocation (Virginia Repertory Theatre), Yellow Face and Falling Out of Time (Theater J), Twelfth Night (TheatreWorks), The Ramayana (A Contemporary Theatre), The Winter’s Tale and Amadeus (Marin Shakespeare), A Tale of Two Cities and In the Northern Lands (Seattle Children’s Theatre), Anime Momotaro and Sinbad (Imagination Stage) and Akeelah and the Bee (Arena Stage). Rafael spent three years in the acting company of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, where he appeared in numerous productions, including Cyrano de Bergerac and Romeo and Juliet. He received DC Metro Theater Arts 2014 recognition as Best Featured Actor in a Play for his portrayal of Marcus Gee in Yellow Face. The Richmond Theatre Critics Circle nominated Rafael for Outstanding Actor in a Lead Role in 2015, for his work as Shag (a.k.a., William Shakespeare) in Equivocation. Film and television credits include: Earth and Eden (Invisible Pictures), and Leverage (TNT). Rafael received his MFA from The Academy for Classical Acting, at the George Washington University.

Christopher Kee Anaya-Gorman

(Assistant Stage Manager) Baskerville marks Chris' debut production at Cleveland Play House. Broadway: The Father with Frank Langella as well as The Gin Game with James Earl Jones and Cicely Tyson. Other New York City Credits include MADE & NY Fashion Weeks, On The Eve concert at Joe's Pub more(Assistant Stage Manager) Baskerville marks Chris' debut production at Cleveland Play House. Broadway: The Father with Frank Langella as well as The Gin Game with James Earl Jones and Cicely Tyson. Other New York City Credits include MADE & NY Fashion Weeks, On The Eve concert at Joe's Pub and Orestes at the New School Drama. Chris' favorite regional credits include The Importance of Being Earnest, Man of La Mancha, and Measure for Measure (Shakespeare Theatre Company); Elmer Gantry (Signature Theatre); La Cage Aux Folles and Mame (Goodspeed Musicals); and the 50th Anniversary Greenshows at Utah Shakespeare Festival. Chris served as the Assistant to the Production Manager at Arizona Theatre Company from 2009 – 2011 and as the Company Manager of Two Gentlemen of Verona: a rock opera at Shakespeare Theatre Company. BFA in Stage Management from the University of Arizona. Proud AEA Member.

Victoria Deiorio

(Original Music and Sound Design) is thrilled to be returning to CPH after composing and designing The 39 Steps. Off-Broadway: Two Point Oh at Primary Stages, The Bluest Eye with Steppenwolf at The Duke Theatre; Cassie’s Chimera at Joe’s Pub (The Public); Arnie the Doughnut at the NY Music more(Original Music and Sound Design) is thrilled to be returning to CPH after composing and designing The 39 Steps. Off-Broadway: Two Point Oh at Primary Stages, The Bluest Eye with Steppenwolf at The Duke Theatre; Cassie’s Chimera at Joe’s Pub (The Public); Arnie the Doughnut at the NY Music Theatre Festival; Ophelia at the NYC Fringe Fest; The God of Hell at the Actor’s Studio (Associate); Dedication or the Stuff of Dreams at Primary Stages (Associate); Live Girls at Urban Stages (Associate); Luminescence Dating at Ensemble Studio Theatre (Associate); and Boy at Primary Stages (Associate). Regional: Oregon Shakespeare Festival, The Goodman, Steppenwolf Theatre, Court Theatre, Victory Gardens, Northlight Theatre, LA TheatreWorks, Centerstage Baltimore, Syracuse Stage, Geva Theatre, CATF, Delaware Theatre Company, People’s Light and Theatre, Chautauqua Theatre Company, Indiana Repertory, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, American Players Theatre, Milwaukee Rep, Milwaukee Shakespeare, Birmingham Children's Theatre, and many others. Film: Thump, The Interview, and One Sunday Afternoon - with We Make Movies. She is the first woman to have been nominated for 13 Joseph Jefferson Awards - winning 7 - and she has received 2 After Dark Awards and 1 SALT Award. Victoria is the head of Sound Design at DePaul University. For more information visit: www.victoria-sound-design.com

Brendon Fox

Brendon Fox

(Director) is an Assistant Professor of Theatre at Washington College, Maryland. Prior to that he was the Assistant Professor of Second Year Acting at the FSU/Asolo Conservatory. He is a teacher, director, and producer who has worked around the country at a number of prominent regional theaters, universities and more(Director) is an Assistant Professor of Theatre at Washington College, Maryland. Prior to that he was the Assistant Professor of Second Year Acting at the FSU/Asolo Conservatory. He is a teacher, director, and producer who has worked around the country at a number of prominent regional theaters, universities and training programs. Regional directing credits include: The Pitman Painters (American Stage), The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Houston Shakespeare Festival), Shipwrecked! (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park), Much Ado About Nothing with Dana Delany (Old Globe Theatre), Opus (Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Portland Center Stage), Peter and the Starcatcher and Angels in America (Playmakers Repertory Theatre), As You Like It (Weston Theatre Company), and Fallen Angels (Theatre at Monmouth). He has workshopped new plays at the Kennedy Center, JAW New Play Festival at Portland Center Stage, New Harmony Project, and the Asolo Unplugged Series. He holds a BS in Performance Studies at Northwestern University and an MFA in Directing at UCLA. Reviews, pictures, and a more extensive bio can be found at www.foxdirector.com.

Bruno Ingram

(Stage Manager) has worked as a professional stage manager since 1998 for a number of companies starting with the Cleveland Play House for 12 productions. He's since worked for Arizona Theatre Company, Penumbra Theatre Company, Kansas City Repertory Theatre, Dallas Theater Center, the Pasadena Playhouse, Theatre for a more(Stage Manager) has worked as a professional stage manager since 1998 for a number of companies starting with the Cleveland Play House for 12 productions. He's since worked for Arizona Theatre Company, Penumbra Theatre Company, Kansas City Repertory Theatre, Dallas Theater Center, the Pasadena Playhouse, Theatre for a New Audience, and The Spoleto Festival USA on over 30 productions. He is excited to be returning to Cleveland Play House for their 101st season.

Thom Jones

(Dialect Coach) is the head of Voice and Speech for Brown University/Trinity Repertory Company's Master of Fine Arts in Acting and Directing and has coached voice, dialects, and text extensively in theatre, film, and television. Theatres where he has coached include: The Public Theater, Shakespeare in the Park, more(Dialect Coach) is the head of Voice and Speech for Brown University/Trinity Repertory Company's Master of Fine Arts in Acting and Directing and has coached voice, dialects, and text extensively in theatre, film, and television. Theatres where he has coached include: The Public Theater, Shakespeare in the Park, Noel Coward Theatre (London’s West End), Yale Repertory Company, Dallas Theater Center, McCarter Theatre, Cleveland Play House, The Huntington Theatre, Trinity Repertory Company, Hartford Stage, Actor’s Theatre of Louisville, Syracuse Stage, Cincinnati Playhouse, Long Wharf Theatre, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Hangar Theatre. For Film and Television, he has voice, dialect and text coached numerous actors, including: Nicole Kidman, Ben Mendelsohn, Sissy Spacek, Alan Rickman, Vanessa Redgrave, Robin Williams, Emma Watson, Andra Day, Miles Teller, Jennifer Hudson, Bill Skarsgard, Lashana Lynch, Lakeith Stanfield, Aaron Eckhart, Katey Segal, Ciaran Hinds, David Oyelowo, Amy Adams, Lily Rabe, Mel Gibson, Olivia Cooke, Tye Sheridan, Simon Peg, Mark Rylance, Sherie Rene Scott, Sienna Miller, Brendan Gleeson, Melissa Leo, Emily Van Camp, Blythe Danner, Logan Lerman, Linda Emond, Ryan Reynolds, and others, as well as for directors Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorcese, Lee Daniels, Ridley Scott, Ben Younger, and others.

Stephanie Klapper, CSA

(Casting) Ms. Klapper is thrilled to be working with Cleveland Play House once again, after recently casting Shakespeare in Love and last season’s Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery. Additional casting credits include Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park: Owen Meany…, The Secret Garden, Sex with Strangers, Mad River more(Casting) Ms. Klapper is thrilled to be working with Cleveland Play House once again, after recently casting Shakespeare in Love and last season’s Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery. Additional casting credits include Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park: Owen Meany…, The Secret Garden, Sex with Strangers, Mad River Rising, Native Gardens, The Revolutionists, To Kill a Mockingbird, Mothers and Sons, and Bad Dates last season. Other previous casting credits for Cincinnati include: Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Suicide Club; Safe House; Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Musical; Circle Mirror Transformation; Peter and the Starcatcher; Buzzer; Fly; Seven Spots on the Sun; Clybourne Park; 4000 Miles; Pride and Prejudice; and A Delicate Ship; as well as Shipwrecked! An Entertainment; The Book Club Play; Leveling Up; Abigail/1702; A Christmas Carol; The Three Musketeers; and The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead. Her work is frequently seen on Broadway, Off-Broadway and regionally, as well as on film, television and the internet. She has many exciting projects running and upcoming both in NYC (such as Tanya Saracho’s, Fade and Yours Unfaithfully) and regionally as well in film, the web and TV. Member of the Casting Society of America and League of Professional Theatre Women.

Lex Liang

(Costume Designer) is thrilled to be back at CPH having previously designed Light It Up!, Where Did We Sit On The Bus? (scenic and costume design), Shakespeare in Love (scenic and costume design), The Crucible (costume design), The Little Foxes (scenic and costume design), and several others. Regional credits more(Costume Designer) is thrilled to be back at CPH having previously designed Light It Up!, Where Did We Sit On The Bus? (scenic and costume design), Shakespeare in Love (scenic and costume design), The Crucible (costume design), The Little Foxes (scenic and costume design), and several others. Regional credits include Actors Theatre of Louisville, Alliance Theatre, The Asolo, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Dallas Theatre Center, Denver Center, Geva Theatre, The Guthrie, La Jolla Playhouse, Long Wharf Theatre, Paper Mill Playhouse, Pasadena Playhouse, Portland Center Stage, Syracuse Stage, Woolly Mammoth, and others. NYC/off-Broadway credits consist of more than 50 productions, including Antigone, Nine Circles, and The Bacchae. He is the founder and owner of LDC Design Associates, an experiential event design and production company in NYC. Recent projects include Ubuntu Pathways: Fight For Good, Operation Smile’s 35th Anniversary Gala, The Tony Awards Gala, and BCBG’s 30 Year Retrospective, NYFW 2019. Member, United Scenic Artists-829. www.LexLiang.com

Ken Ludwig

(Playwright) is a two-time Olivier Award-winning playwright whose work is performed throughout the world in more than thirty countries in over twenty languages. He has written twenty-five plays and musicals, with six Broadway productions and seven in London’s West End. His first Broadway play, Lend Me A Tenor, won more(Playwright) is a two-time Olivier Award-winning playwright whose work is performed throughout the world in more than thirty countries in over twenty languages. He has written twenty-five plays and musicals, with six Broadway productions and seven in London’s West End. His first Broadway play, Lend Me A Tenor, won two Tony Awards and was called "one of the classic comedies of the 20th century” by The Washington Post. He has received commissions from the Royal Shakespeare Company, The Old Globe and the Bristol Old Vic, and he is a Sallie B. Goodman Fellow of the McCarter Theatre in Princeton. His awards include the Charles MacArthur Award, the Helen Hayes Award, the 2017 Samuel French Award for Sustained Excellence in the American Theatre, the SETC Distinguished Career Award, the Edgar Award for Best Mystery of the Year, and the Edwin Forrest Award for Contributions to the American Theater. His book How To Teach Your Children Shakespeare, published by Penguin/Random House, won the Falstaff Award for Best Shakespeare Book of the Year, and his essays are published by the Yale Review. His plays and musicals include Crazy For You (5 years on Broadway, Tony and Olivier Awards for Best Musical), Moon Over Buffalo (Broadway and West End, starring Carol Burnett, Lynn Redgrave and Joan Collins), The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Broadway starring Kristen Bell), Treasure Island (West End), Twentieth Century (Broadway starring Alec Baldwin), Leading Ladies, The Game’s Afoot, A Fox on the Fairway, The Beaux’ Stratagem, Baskerville, and A Comedy of Tenors. In 2017, his adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express, written at the request of the Agatha Christie Estate, premiered at the McCarter Theatre, and his newest play, Sherwood opened at The Old Globe. He holds degrees from Harvard and Cambridge Universities. His plays and musicals are produced somewhere in the United States and abroad every night of the year. See kenludwig.com

Timothy R. Mackabee

(Scenic Designer) Cleveland Play House: Mr. Wolf and Fairfield. Broadway: The Elephant Man and Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth. Off-Broadway: Heathers, Gigantic (Vineyard Theatre), Luce (Lincoln Center Theatre), Much Ado About Nothing (The Public Theater), Guards at the Taj, Our New Girl (Atlantic Theater Company), and Important Hats of the more(Scenic Designer) Cleveland Play House: Mr. Wolf and Fairfield. Broadway: The Elephant Man and Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth. Off-Broadway: Heathers, Gigantic (Vineyard Theatre), Luce (Lincoln Center Theatre), Much Ado About Nothing (The Public Theater), Guards at the Taj, Our New Girl (Atlantic Theater Company), and Important Hats of the Twentieth Century (Manhattan Theatre Club). Regional: American Conservatory Theater San Francisco, Center Stage Baltimore, Ford’s Theatre, Portland Center Stage, Dallas Theatre Center, Syracuse Stage, Yale Repertory Theatre, Philadelphia Theater Company, Asolo Repertory Theatre, Studio Theatre, Paper Mill Playhouse, Geva Theatre Center, The Old Globe, South Coast Repertory and Williamstown Theatre Festival. Film/TV: Gotham, Smash, The Today Show, Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth andMargot at the Wedding. Education: North Carolina School of the Arts and Yale School of Drama. timothymackabeedesign.com

Peter Maradudin

(Lighting Designer) is pleased to return to Cleveland Play House where he previously lit A Kiss for Cinderella during the 1999/2000 season. On Broadway, he designed the lighting for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Kentucky Cycle, and off-Broadway Threesome, Hurrah at Last, and Ballad of more(Lighting Designer) is pleased to return to Cleveland Play House where he previously lit A Kiss for Cinderella during the 1999/2000 season. On Broadway, he designed the lighting for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Kentucky Cycle, and off-Broadway Threesome, Hurrah at Last, and Ballad of Yachiyo. Peter has designed more than 300 productions for such companies as the Guthrie Theater, American Conservatory Theater, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Mark Taper Forum, La Jolla Playhouse, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Old Globe Theatre, South Coast Repertory, and Steppenwolf. He is the Studio Director of the architectural lighting group StudioK1, and is the author, under his pen name Peter Alexei, of the novels The Masked Avenger and The Queen of Spades.

Ron Wilson

Ron Wilson

(Fight Choreographer) returned to Cleveland in 1999 to serve as the Chairman of the Department of Theater at Case Western Reserve University and serves as the Director of the CWRU/CPH MFA Acting program. He has been the Resident Fight Choreographer with CPH since 1999. He has directed over 60 more(Fight Choreographer) returned to Cleveland in 1999 to serve as the Chairman of the Department of Theater at Case Western Reserve University and serves as the Director of the CWRU/CPH MFA Acting program. He has been the Resident Fight Choreographer with CPH since 1999. He has directed over 60 productions throughout his career so far. Directing credits for the CWRU/CPH MFA Acting Program include Metamorphoses, In Arabia We’d all Be Kings, Arcadia, Hurlyburly, Bus Stop, Hay Fever and The Real Inspector Hound. Other directing credits include The Triumph of Love, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park; and The Comedy of Errors, Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Other credits include musical theater, opera, mime and movement theater. Acting credits include The Guardsman, Room Service and The Underpants, Cleveland Play House; and All’s Well That Ends Well, CWRU/CPH MFA Acting Program.

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