CCM PLAY SERIES PRESENTS
By Jack Thorne
Based on the novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist
A collaboration with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (CSC)
Oct. 19-22 and Oct. 26-28, 2023, Patricia Corbett Theater
+The Director is a Member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union.
#Members of United Sceneic Artists, Local USA 829, IATSE
^CCM Student
Content Advisory: For mature audience, includes sexual situations, violence, blood and gore. This play is not appropriate for children 12 and under. Parents strongly cautioned.
Any video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
“Let The Right One In” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
Estimated run time: 2 hours, plus a 15-minute intermission
Brian Isaac Phillips* (Producing Artistic Director and Ensemble, 25th Season) has been leading the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company since 2003. During his tenure, Mr. Phillips has guided the organization to artistic and financial success, including the opening of The Otto M. Budig Theater, a $17.5MM world-class facility at the corner of 12th and Elm Streets in OTR, as well as the completion of Shakespeare's 38 play canon, making Cincinnati Shakespeare Company one of the first five theatres in the United States to accomplish this milestone.
Mr. Phillips, originally from Pittsburgh, PA, is a graduate of Morehead State University and has been a resident of Cincinnati for over two decades. In that time he has collaborated with almost every arts organization in the region. He is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association and the Stage Director’s and Choreographer’s Society.
In 2020, Mr. Phillips was awarded the international Shakespeare Theatre Association's prestigious Sidney Berger Award for excellence in artistic direction. He has been named one Cincinnati Magazine's 300 Most Powerful Business Leaders for the past four years. Mr. Phillips was also nominated three times for the SDCF Zelda Fichandler Award for outstanding artistic contribution to our region. Mr. Phillips was recognized by Cincinnati Mayors Aftab Pureval, John Cranley, and Mark Mallory for service at CSC and to the city of Cincinnati. He was also selected for the 2014 Class of Forty Under Forty and has been nominated for the Ohio Governors’ Arts Awards. In 2016, Mr. Phillips graduated from Cincinnati USA Chamber’s 39th Class of Leadership Cincinnati. Also in 2016, Mr. Phillips was selected as a finalist for the Business Courier’s 2016 C-Suite Awards for Chief Executive Officer.
Most recent CSC directing credits include The Importance of Being Earnest, King Lear, The Living Dead, All the Way, The Merry Wives of Windsor, August: Osage County, 1984, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Dracula, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Tempest (Co-Director), The Elephant Man, Antony and Cleopatra, Death of a Salesman, Cyrano de Bergerac, One Man, Two Guvnors, Waiting for Godot, The Birds, and The Great Gatsby.
*The Actor or Stage Manager appears through the courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
This production uses the Artist Engagement Services of the University Resident Theatre Association.
Barry Mulholland
Guest Artist from Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
Off-Broadway: Wild Oats, Balloon, Danton’s Death, Ghost Sonata. Regional: Matt Dreyton in Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner, Otto Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank, Cincinnati Shakespeare; Jon Burke in Burkie, Cincinnati Playhouse-In-The-Park; Christopher in Tribes, ETC; Sigmund Freud in Freud’s Last Session, Repertory Theatre St. Louis; Dick Dudgeon in Devil’s Disciple, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Doug Reardon in Belmont Avenue Social Club, Capitol Repertory, Aston in The Caretaker, Clarence Brown Theatre; Deke Winters in Minor Demons, Long Wharf Theatre. Film: Dark Waters, A Kind of Murder, Cirvature, Surviving Compton.
Kelly Mengelkoch
Guest Artist from Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
Kelly Mengelkoch is a long-time ensemble member of Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Most recently she has been seen there in The Importance of Being Earnest, and The Rewards of Being Frank. Frank continued to perform Off-Broadway with New York Classical Theatre at the A.R.T. theatre. She can also be seen at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati, Know Theatre Cincinnati, and The Human Race Theatre. Film: Dark Waters, Old Man and the Gun, Perception, A Kind of Murder, Healing River, and C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America. kellymengelkoch.com
Geoffrey Barnes
Guest Artist from Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
New York Theatre: Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Storm Theatre Company); Clown in The Winter’s Tale (American Globe Theatre); others. Elsewhere: Ariel in The Tempest (Oregon Shakespeare Festival); John Heminges in Book of Will, Stephano in The Tempest (Illinois Shakespeare Festival), Gabriel in Fences, Walter Lee in A Raisin in the Sun, Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Twelfth Night (Cincinnati Shakespeare Company); Ronald McCowan in Hands on a Hardbody (Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati); Ragtime (Zach Scott Theatre, Austin TX); A Single Shard (Seattle Children's Theatre).
Billy Chace
Guest Artist from Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
Billy Chace is a resident-ensemble member with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Favorite roles with the company include Lane/Merryman in The Importance of Being Earnest, Charles/Silvius in As You Like It, Gremio in Taming of the Shrew, Falstaff in Merry Wives of Windsor, Victor/Poche in A Flea In Her Ear, Autolycus in The Winter’s Tale, Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night, Richard in Richard III, Guildenstern in Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, Clown 1 in The 39 Steps, Renfield in Dracula, and as Billy in Every Christmas Story. He has been seen as The Man in The Other Place with Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati and is a member of Actors’ Equity Association.
Madi Burnett
Junior Acting student from Fort Thomas, Kentucky
At CCM: Ensemble in A Dream Play, Officer in Frankenstein, Janne in Let The Right One In.
Dash Green
Junior BFA Acting student from Chatham, New Jersey
At CCM: Torkel/Jimmy in Let the Right One In, Understudy in Clue: On Stage, Transmigration.
Brandon Cook
Senior BFA Acting student from Atlanta, Georgia
At CCM: Micke in Let the Right One In, Felix in Frankenstein, Greg in The Burials, CB in Dog Sees God. Elsewhere: Much Ado About Nothing at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, As You Like It at Richmond Shakespeare Festival (Richmond, Indiana).
Wyatt Toloczko
Junior Acting student from Shelbyville, Kentucky
At CCM: Spartan Delegate in Lysistrata + Trojan Women, Transmigration. Elsewhere: Disney's Newsies at the Lexington Theatre Company (Lexington, Kentucky).
Mallory Bolser
Junior BFA Acting student from Richmond, Indiana
At CCM: Nils in Let the Right One In, Transmigration. Elsewhere: Marilyn/ Carole understudy in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical.
Bryce Nevison
Junior BFA Acting student from Huron, Ohio
At CCM: Jonny in Let the Right One In, Mr. Boddy in Clue: On Stage and Transmigration. Elsewhere: Wax Dolls (Short Film), Swing Host in Snoopy's Dog Days of Summer/Party With Peanuts with Cedar Point's Live Entertainment (Sandusky, Ohio).
Lily Villaflor
Sophomore Acting student from Joliet, Illinois
At CCM: Transmigration (Coconut Mall is Burning Down).
Dinithi Fernando
Junior BFA Acting student from Independence, Kentucky
At CCM: Lizardo in Left Sock Club, Dinithi in To Us with Love: For Us, by Us, Understudy in Let the Right One In, Niya in When the Balloon Bursts, Sam in CLARA. Elsewhere: M in PEERLESS at The Human Race Theatre Company (Dayton, Ohio), Dancer with PONES (Highland Heights, Kentucky).
Carson Mehlbauer
Sophomore Acting student from Louisville, Kentucky
At CCM: Transmigration 2023.
*The Actor or Stage Manager appears through the courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
This production uses the Artist Engagement Services of the University Resident Theatre Association.
Sophia Gamble
Sophomore Stage Management student from Fort Thomas, Kentucky
At CCM: Production Assistant for Our Town and Sunday in the Park with George.
Halena Edwards
Sophomore BFA Stage Management student from Memphis, Tennessee
At CCM: Assistant Stage Manager for La finta giardiniera, Production Assistant for Let the Right One In. Elsewhere: Assistant Stage Manager for Carmen Jones at Hattiloo Theatre (Memphis, Tennessee).
Annalee Crosser
Senior BFA Stage Management student from Edmond, Oklahoma
At CCM: Production Stage Manager on The Rape of Lucretia, Assistant Stage Manager on Little Mermaid, Assistant Stage Manager on Frankenstein, Assistant Stage Manager on Something Rotten, Production Assistant on The Marriage of Figaro. Elsewhere: Production Stage Manager on Sweet Charity and Gypsy at Southeastern Summer Theatre Institute (Hilton Head Island, South Carolina), Assistant Stage Manager on Don Quixote at Cincinnati Ballet, Stage Management Intern on The Knock at Cincinnati Opera, Assistant Stage Manager on The Bridges of Madison County at Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre (Winchester, Virginia).
Lauren Wooten
Senior BFA Costume Design and Technology student from West Chester, Ohio
At CCM: Costume Designer for In the Green, Costumes Design Assistant for Let the Right One In, Wardrobe Head for Something Rotten!. Elsewhere: Craftsperson at Music Theatre Wichita (Wichita, Kansas), Craftsperson at Illinois Shakespeare Festival (Bloomington, Illinois).
Meredith Randall
Senior BFA Costume Design and Technology student from Toledo, Ohio
At CCM: Costume Designer for Dark Sisters, Wardrobe Supervisor for Wonderful Town, Wardrobe Supervisor for Let the Right One In, Assistant Costume Designer for Sweet Charity. Elsewhere: Costume Crafts Apprentice at the Glimmerglass Festival (Cooperstown, New York), Wardrobe Head & Stitcher for Otterbein Summer Theatre (Westerville, Ohio).
Peggie Dona
Sophomore Costume Design and Technology student from Toledo, Ohio
At CCM: Set/Props Running Crew for Our Town, Costume Running Crew and Set construction Crew for Xanadu.
Abigail Fluck
Senior BFA Lighting Design and Technology student from Wayne, Pennsylvania
At CCM: Production Electrician for Let the Right On In and Once On This Island, Associate Lighting Designer for Fall Dance Works and Assistant Lightning Designer for Clue: On Stage and Cinderella. Elsewhere: Lighting Designer for Miami Dance Spring Concert, Laser Designer for LAFC Post Game Pride Night, Pyrotechnic Designer for MLB Little League Classic.
Adam Markus
Sophomore Lighting Design and Technology student from Austin, Texas
At CCM: Assistant Production Electrician for Let the Right One In. Elsewhere: Electrician for Million Dollar Quartet and Annie with Totem Pole Playhouse (Fayetteville, PA).
Laura Hanks
Junior BFA Lighting Design and Technology student from Hilliard, Ohio
At CCM: Production Electrician for La Finta Giardiniera, Production Electrician for Rappaccini's Daughter, Assistant Lighting Designer for The Cunning Little Vixen. Elsewhere: Programmer for Bourbon and Beyond and Louder than Life Festivals 2024, Deck Electrician for Illinois at Bard SummerScape (Red Hook, New York).
Brady Smith
Sophomore Sound Design and Technology student from Amelia, Ohio
At CCM: Debut production in Our Town.
Kristen Peck
Second-year Masters Lighting Design student from Fontana, California
At CCM: The Burials, Danceworks 2022. Elsewhere: God of Carnage at The Wayward Artist (Santa Ana, California), Titus Andronicus at Southern California Shakespeare Festival (Pomona, California), Heathers, Bee-luther-hatchee, Real Women Have Curves at California State Polytechnic University (Pomona, California).
Iz Dillon
Senior Technical Production student from Carmel, Indiana
At CCM: Assistant Technical Director for Clue: On Stage, Automation Programmer for Boom 2024, Assistant Technical Director for Let the Right One In, Head Carpenter for Fellow Travelers, Head Carpenter for Frankenstein. Elsewhere: Head Carpenter for the 2024 summer season at Bay Street Theatre (Sag Harbor, New York), Carpenter for the 2023 summer season at Cortland Repertory Theatre (Cortland, New York).
Morgan Terry
Junior BFA Technical Production student from Lancaster, Pennsylvania
At CCM: Assistant Technical Director for Wonderful Town, Head Carpenter for Let the Right One In, Automation Programmer and Operator for Clue: On Stage. Elsewhere: Rigger and Carpenter at Stages St. Louis 2024, Scenic Carpenter with Totem Pole Playhouse 2023.
Jack Capobianco
Freshman Lighting Design student from Ashburn, Virginia
At CCM: Light Board Operator for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Follow Spot Operator in The Littlest Mermaid.
Ali Fishbain
Freshman Stage Management student from Madison, Wisconsin
At CCM: Production Assistant for The Rape of Lucretia.
Michael Hamburg
Sophomore BFA Stage Management student from Cincinnati, Ohio
At CCM: Assistant Stage Manager for In the Green, Production Assistant for Sweet Charity. Elsewhere: Production Stage Manager for The Rocky Horror Show at The Carnegie (Covington, Kentucky), Assistant Stage Manager for PLAYLIST, 60th Anniversary Celebration at Cincinnati Ballet, Assistant Stage Manager for TICK, TICK... BOOM!, Kinky Boots, Into the Woods, RENT, George Remus: A New Musical at The Carnegie.
Liz Mitan
Senior BFA Stage Design, Props and Scenic Art student from Mason, Ohio
At CCM: Scenic Charge Artist for Let the Right One In, Rappaccini’s Daughter, Clue: On Stage, Frankenstein and She Loves Me. Elsewhere: Scenic Artist at The Ohio Light Opera
Bryan Pivaral
Second-year MFA Sound Design student from Miami, Florida
At CCM: A2 for She Loves Me, Sound Designer for Dance Works, Everybody, The Cunning Little Vixen and Little Mermaid. Elsewhere: Monitor Mixer/A1 for Indi Friday at 5th & Vine Live with 3CDC (Cincinnati), Sound Designer for Laughs in Spanish at Milwaukee Chamber Theatre (Milwaukee, Wisconsin), A1 for Little Shop of Horrors at Flint Repertory Theater (Flint, Michigan), A1 for Elton John’s Aida, Oliver and A Gentlemen's Guid to Love and Murder at Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre (Logan, Utah), Sound Designer for When Five Years Pass and Daughter at California Institute for the Arts (Santa Clarita, California), Sound Designer for The Children’s Hour at Florida International University (Hialeah, Florida).
Kaitlin Barnett Proctor
Third-year MFA Sound Design student from Butler, Pennsylvania
At CCM: Sound Designer for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Production Sound Engineer for Frankenstein and Once on This Island, A1 for 30 Years of Stephen: The Music of Stephen Flaherty. Elsewhere: A1 for A Wrinkle in Time and Paradise Ballroom at New York Stage and Film (Poughkeepsie, New York), Cinderella and Steel Magnolias at Studio Tenn (Franklin, Tennessee), Sound Designer for The Lightning Thief and Secret Soldiers at Nashville Children's Theatre (Nashville, Tennessee), Little Women, Peter and the Starcatcher, and 42nd Street at Belmont University (Nashville, Tennessee), A Christmas Carol at Nashville Repertory Theatre (Nashville, Tennessee).
Nick Feldmann
Junior BFA Sound Design and Technology student from Cincinnati, Ohio
At CCM: Sound Designer for Student Choreographers’ Showcase, A2 for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Assistant Designer/A1 for American in Paris. Elsewhere: Audio Engineer for Country Crossroads at Kings Island, Sound Designer for Burning Down the House and Daughter of War at Cincinnati Lab Theatre.
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