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Seamus C. Smith | Gary Ridgway
Seamus C. Smith is an actor, director, and stage manager from Bothell, WA. He holds a BFA in Theatre Performance from Central Washington University. His work has been seen all over the greater Seattle area including Burien, Bainbridge Island, Kenmore, Ellensburg and even Leavenworth. His notable roles include Hal in Proof (inD), Ken in Red (BAT), Lefou in Beauty and the Beast (BPA), Simon Bliss in Hay Fever (inD), and Jeff McCracken in Kimberly Akimbo (As If). Special thanks to Beau for giving him the chance to work on this project, and to his family for being way too excited about it. Much love to Jo.
Ryan Higgins | Ted Bundy
Mr. Higgins has been acting, directing, and choreographing violence in Seattle since 2005. Some of his favorite past credits include Live From the Last Night of my Life!(Theatre22/Theater Schmeater), 1984 (Radial Theater Project), 99 Ways to Fuck a Swan, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo (WET), Romeo and Juliet (ACT, Seattle Immersive), Maldoror (UMO Ensemble), Accidental Death of an Anarchist (Strawberry Theater Workshop), Smoked! (Cafe Nordo), Elephant's Graveyard, Trout Stanley (Balagan Theatre), Iggy Koopa in Mario Kart 8, and on the SyFy network in Z Nation. Mr. Higgins is a two-time Gregory Award winner, receiving Outstanding Actor in 2012 and Outstanding Choreography in 2016. All love and gratitude to K & L.
Shelby Windom | Tammy/Stage Manager/Deputy Director
Shelby is ecstatic to be working with this talented group of artists! Recently, she has been seen in stage readings as part of the First Draft series with Edmonds Driftwood Players. Favorite roles include Rachel/Cosima in Smoke and Dust, Sandra in Krampus Christmas, and Bobbi in Last of the Red Hot Lovers.
Beau M. K. Prichard | Writer/Director
I was born in Australia, raised in New Zealand and then Seattle, and educated by Quakers in Oregon. I remember very distinctly that my first time giving direction was helping an actor run her lines for a youth production of Anne of Green Gables. She had a question about character motivation that I was able to explain because my mom had shown me the AoGG miniseries. While I studied some theatre in college, and wrote and directed a short play, after I graduated, I spent my twenties trying and not succeeding to be a novelist. I returned to theatre and Seattle at the same time in 2007, and most of my writing since then has been more oriented to stage and film rather than prose. I have worked regularly, if not frequently, as a stage director since. My original work, The Veteran’s Day Project, had its world premiere at Tacoma Little Theater in 2018, and that was the culmination of a decade’s worth of work. I have directed a half-dozen premieres, and am very proud to say I directed my friend and frequent collaborator, Scott C. Brown, to a Sound on Stage best performance award for his work as Rothko in John Logan’s Red at Burien Actor’s Theatre last year. Big thanks to my parents for always supporting my artistic lunacy, even if it is occasionally through gritted teeth. Thanks to Clayton Weller for letting me take a dozen weird and wild shots at The Pocket (RIP). Bless Andy and Scott for always showing up and making me look good. Especially special thanks to Melissa for believing in me and this project. If you want to hear me talk at length about this show and where it comes from, I was interviewed about it here.
Rochelle-Ann Graham | Costume Consultant
Andy Dopieralski | Filmography and Marketing
Scott C. Brown | Web Design
