Peter Anthony "Beyond the more universal themes of parental neglect and abandonment, beyond the ethical/theological issues imbedded in the novel's narrative, there is a kind of relevance that is disturbingly…
Heath Howes "Dr. Frankenstein is obsessed with the creation of things and their inner-workings. He will stop at nothing to create life by his own hands, even if it costs…
Timothy Ackerman "The Creature embodies abandonment. What happens when one is cast out, unwanted, scorned by all? The result is usually monstrous. Without some love from someone, we see a…
Nicole Gawronski "This play is about 4 separate but deeply connected people unfolding into their real selves. Underneath Lucinda's provocative stunts is the growing weariness of performing a happy little…
L. Michael Scovel "Howard is a writer, and very proud of it. He writes detective fiction, and therefore fancies himself as something of sleuth. Trouble is, he's so wrapped up…
Robert Moore "Jonny is the guy in school that is standing against the wall at prom, silently judging everyone with a smile on his face." - Robert Robert is making…
Brian Hughes With over 20 years’ experience working in not-for-profits, Brian has actively sought out new and interesting challenges and has a long history of working for organizations making meaningful…
Jesse Lynton "Charlotte is your average young millennial woman; struggling with self identity, her relationships with her old-fashioned parents, and how much love is too much love when it comes…
Corinne Wieben Corinne is thrilled to continue her fifth season with OpenStage, having recently appeared as Elizabeth Proctor in The Crucible and in the ensemble of Monty Python’s Spamalot. Other recent performances include Clytemnestra…
Congratulations to our Henry Award winners! The lovely Rebecca Spafford took home a Henry July 22ng for her Outstanding Costume Design in OpenStage's production of 'The Crucible', while Brian Miller…