IMPORTANT NOTICE

 Kelly Anglim (Lady Macbeth) received a B.A. in Theatre from James Madison University and has worked with numerous theaters throughout Virginia. Her favorite roles include Judy Burnly (9 to 5), Bea Bottom (Something Rotten), Marie Leroux (Is He Dead?) and Martha Jefferson (1776). All her love to her family for their constant support. 

 Stephen Baltz (Banquo...) is thrilled to be back on the Showtimers stage in one of his favorite Shakespeare plays! Some previous credits include The Iliad, the Odyssey, and All of Greek Mythology in 99 Minutes or Less, Is He Dead?, and August: Osage County. He thanks his family for their endless support and hopes you enjoy the show! 

 James Scott Carpenter (Ross) is so excited to be making his Showtimers Theater debut with this talented cast. He would especially like to thank Kayla for casting him in the role of Ross. Thank you, audience member, for coming out. I hope you enjoy our performance!! 

 David Colatosti (Malcolm) is happy to tread the boards at Showtimers. Credits:Spamalot (King Arthur), The Merry Wives of Windsor (Frank Ford), Anything Goes (Lord Evelyn Oakleigh), The Lion in Winter (Henry II ), The Goodbye Girl: the Musical (Elliot Garfield), To Kill a Mockingbird (Atticus), The Crucible (John Proctor), Diary of Anne Frank (Otto Frank), Annie Get Your Gun (Frank Butler).  

  Brandon Duncan (Lennox) wishes to thank the cast and creative team for their support during his Showtimers debut! Richmond Triangle Players: The Inheritance. University of Richmond: The Rivals. Richmond Shakespeare: The Two Gentlemen of Verona; Cymbeline. Shakespeare by the River Festival: Twelfth Night; The Taming of the Shrew. Virginia Repertory Theatre: Buffalo Soldier.  

  Jacob Fox (Caithness...) is excited to be back onstage at Showtimers after taking a year off. Previously, he has been in 9 to 5, Woman in Black, and In-Laws, Outlaws, and Other People (Who Should Be Shot). He would like to thank his cast mates , crew, director, friends family, and his girlfriend for supporting him through this process and hopes you enjoy!  

 Joel Gruver (Macbeth) is a graduate of Elon University with a BFA in Music Theater. Audiences may remember Joel as Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing, Antonio in Twelfth Night, and (to continue the theme) Shakespeare in Something Rotten. He also directed Showtimers’ 2013 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.  

  Diane Heard (Third Witch...) is beyond excited to act in her first Shakespeare play. Favorite roles have included Ouiser in Steel Magnolias, Mrs MacNeil in Radium Girls and Mrs Jennings in Sense and Sensibility. Diane wishes to thank her husband, Darrell, for his love and support and dedicates her performance to her late aunt, Marian Heard, who inspired a life long love of theatre.  

  John Jackson (Duncan...) makes his Showtimers and Shakespearean debut and is quite grateful to perform with such a talented cast and awesome crew. Favorite shows/roles include Sylvia (Greg) with the Bear Theatre, and Barefoot in the Park (Paul) and Two Rooms (Walker) with the Williamsburg Players. Love always to Kathleen, Jacob, and Kaitlin. 

  Timothy Kinker (Donalbain...) started acting at eight years old, including most recently appearing as Robin Hood in the Mid-Ohio Valley Player’s Performance. He is back on the stage after a brief hiatus starting a career as an ELL Teacher. He holds a BFA in Theater with an Emphasis in Playwriting from Ohio University. His written works include On Squirrels and Gophers and My 600 Kiloton Life. 

 Indra Lindeberg (Boy...) is happy to join in her first play at Showtimers Community Theatre. Her prior experience has been 5 productions in Blacksburg, VA. Indra enjoys all things theatre, from acting to prop making and set design. She also loves writing movies and filmmaking with her friends. She sends her love to her family, friends, and dog Nami. 

  Kevin McAlexander (Macduff) is grateful to return to the Showtimers stage and tell a story with such talented performers. Kevin has appeared in productions nationally and locally for the last 25 years. He is a long time cast member of Big Lick Conspiracy, Roanoke's Professional Comedy Improv Troupe. He wants to thank Patsy Mae Jenkins for all the cakes and Garth Brooks songs.