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1407 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44115

October 24 - November 22, 2026 , Outcalt Theatre

Sometimes, passion doesn't play fair...

Private Lives

by Noel Coward
directed by Christopher Liam Moore

When mismatched exes find themselves honeymooning with their new spouses—on adjacent balconies, no less—sparks fly, tempers flare, and passions come roaring back to life.

In this sparkling romantic comedy, love is as intoxicating as a well-mixed cocktail…and twice as dangerous. What begins as polite society quickly dissolves into a deliciously sophisticated game of love, ego, and irresistible attraction.

Noel Coward’s masterpiece Private Lives is a laugh-out-loud duel of hearts and wits that proves for these star-crossed lovers: you can’t live with them, and you can’t live without them.

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Madalyn Baker

Madalyn Baker

(Louise) is an actor, playwright, and musician from Northern California. She earned her BA in Theatre from Fordham University in NYC, where she hopes to return after completing her masters! Recent acting credits include Emily in Mary Zimmerman's Our Town (Cleveland Play House), Lyubov Ranevskaya in The Cherry Orchard (CPH/CWRU) more(Louise) is an actor, playwright, and musician from Northern California. She earned her BA in Theatre from Fordham University in NYC, where she hopes to return after completing her masters! Recent acting credits include Emily in Mary Zimmerman's Our Town (Cleveland Play House), Lyubov Ranevskaya in The Cherry Orchard (CPH/CWRU) Hero/Watch in Much Ado ABout Nothing (CPH/CWRU), Mechanic/Aunt in Middletown (CPH/CWRU), Sally Bowles in Cabaret (CWRU), and Cathy in The Last Five Years (Soft Belly Theatre). In addition to being an actor, she has her own illustrative art brand called Maddle Baddle, and her play Lunchtime! premiered in Cleveland last summer. To learn more about Madalyn, you can check out her work at madalynbaker.com, @madmaddybaker, and @maddlebaddle.

Jordan Barbour

Jordan Barbour

(Elyot Chase) Cleveland Play House Debut. Broadway: The Inheritance (2020 Tony Winner, Best Play), Come From Away. Off-Broadway: St. Ann’s: Anna Christie; Second Stage: On The Evolutionary Function of Shame; Theatre for a New Audience: Julius Caesar; New York Theatre Workshop: Vertebrae; Urban Stages: Langston in Harlem; CollaborationTown: The Deepest more(Elyot Chase) Cleveland Play House Debut. Broadway: The Inheritance (2020 Tony Winner, Best Play), Come From Away. Off-Broadway: St. Ann’s: Anna Christie; Second Stage: On The Evolutionary Function of Shame; Theatre for a New Audience: Julius Caesar; New York Theatre Workshop: Vertebrae; Urban Stages: Langston in Harlem; CollaborationTown: The Deepest Play Ever. International Tour: Come From Away (Australia, North America), Peter Brooks’s The Suit (Europe, Asia, North America), The Shipment (Europe, Australia). Regional: Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Studio Theatre, Diversionary Theater, Denver Center, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Sacramento Music Circus, Syracuse Stage, Pasadena Playhouse, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Weston Playhouse, Perseverance Theatre. Barbour has written, directed, and starred in two solo shows: This African-American Life with Ezra Glass and I Definitely Need Therapy. Barbour voices Black Panther in Marvel’s Mech Strike, and Dr. Doom in Marvel’s Doom Protocol animated series. He is a graduate of a joint program between Columbia University and The Juilliard School.

Kate A. Mulligan

Kate A. Mulligan

(Amanda Prynne) Broadway: Between Riverside and Crazy (us). National Broadway Tour: A Beautiful Noise. Regional: Kennedy Center, Arena Stage, Yale Rep, South Coast Rep, Mark Taper Forum, A.R.T, Public Theatre, Idaho Shakes, Oregon Shakespeare Festival (13 seasons), The Actors' Gang (Los Angeles), Vanguard Member. TV: Elsbeth, Chicago Med, Olga Dies more(Amanda Prynne) Broadway: Between Riverside and Crazy (us). National Broadway Tour: A Beautiful Noise. Regional: Kennedy Center, Arena Stage, Yale Rep, South Coast Rep, Mark Taper Forum, A.R.T, Public Theatre, Idaho Shakes, Oregon Shakespeare Festival (13 seasons), The Actors' Gang (Los Angeles), Vanguard Member. TV: Elsbeth, Chicago Med, Olga Dies Dreaming (pilot), Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Judging Amy, Seinfeld, The Boys (recurring).

Mikhail Roberts

Mikhail Roberts

(Victor Prynne) This is Roberts’s debut with CPH. He previously appeared at Beck Center for the Arts as Gerry in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, and he just finished a sold-out run of a Woodstock ‘69 Tribute at Hale Theatre in Arizona. Other credits may be discussed in-person after the more(Victor Prynne) This is Roberts’s debut with CPH. He previously appeared at Beck Center for the Arts as Gerry in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, and he just finished a sold-out run of a Woodstock ‘69 Tribute at Hale Theatre in Arizona. Other credits may be discussed in-person after the show. He sends his thanks to his mother, Dr. Samantha Humke for her lifelong support of his creative endeavors; his wife, Sharon Pearlman (an incredible actor and Cleveland native) for her unconditional love and being THE Ride-Or-Die on every adventure — including multi-day cross country road trips to attend in-person callbacks for work; The Jaffe Family for lending their convertible while Mikhail’s in town (thanks, Uncle Ari and Aunt Myrna); and his father and mother-in-law, Mr. Alan and Dr. Illissa Pearlman, for letting him crash in their rental. Mikhail quite literally couldn't do any of this without all of you.

Jamie Ann Romero

Jamie Ann Romero

(Sibyl Chase) Broadway: The Cottage; Broadway National Tour:?The Play That Goes Wrong; Off Broadway:?Tom Hanks and Jim Glossman’s This World of Tomorrow (The Shed); Hold On To Me Darling (Lucille Lortel); N/A (Lincoln Center); Dracula?(Classic Stage)?; Mary Page Marlowe (Second Stage); Select Regional: Papermill Playhouse, Syracuse Stage, Hartford Stage, Denver more(Sibyl Chase) Broadway: The Cottage; Broadway National Tour:?The Play That Goes Wrong; Off Broadway:?Tom Hanks and Jim Glossman’s This World of Tomorrow (The Shed); Hold On To Me Darling (Lucille Lortel); N/A (Lincoln Center); Dracula?(Classic Stage)?; Mary Page Marlowe (Second Stage); Select Regional: Papermill Playhouse, Syracuse Stage, Hartford Stage, Denver Center Theater Company, The Old Globe, Playmakers Rep, Oregon, Utah, and Colorado Shakespeare Festivals; International:?Noises Off?(Maxim Gorky of?Vladivostok, Russia.)?Television: Law & Order: SVU, The Punisher, New Amsterdam, House of Cards.? Film:?Man in the Arena, Viper Club, Sunday 1287. @annjamie

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