Fred is completing his 33rd year at Elon and is one of the founding members of the Department of Performing Arts. He coordinates the BFA Acting program and served as Department Chair for twelve years. He has directed nearly one hundred productions at theaters in the midwest and on the east coast. Local audiences may remember some of his favorite Elon productions, including Instant Laughter, You Can't Take It With You, Angels In American, Noises Off!, Lend Me a Tenor, The Shadow Box, and many more. They may also remember his performances in the roles of the Stage Manager in Our Town, and Beverly in August: Osage County.

Haidee Dollak grew up in a home surrounded by classical music. Her formative years were spent tethered to the piano while her peers developed social skills. She learned her Clementi sonatinas, went on to get a degree in music from UNC-Greensboro, and then threw all that out the window when, to her mother’s horror, she started playing show tunes. She has been an accompanist for Elon University since 2001, playing for musicals, voice lessons, and classes. She has accompanied singers in masterclasses with Adam Guettel, Jason Robert Brown, Andrew Lippa, Georgia Stitt, Susan Egan, and Julia Murney, among others.

Interim Technical Director and alum of the TDT department. Happy to be back at Elon, and to be putting on this show.

Natalie Taylor Hart is a Scenic Designer and the Associate Chair of Performing Arts at Elon University. Selected Scenic Designs: New York: Tech Support (59E59TH, Off-Broadway); Tartuffe (Queens Theatre, Off-Off-Broadway); Slave Shack (Algonquin Theatre); Associate Designer for The Wiz (The Netherlands). Regional: Life in the Fat Lane (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park); Having Our Say, Our Town {Scenic Consultant}, Fences {Finalist in World Stage Design 2017 Taipei}, White Lightning (Triad Stage). Exhibitions: USITT Design Expo, Prague Quadrennial, World Stage Design Finalist 2017, Lincoln Center Portfolio Review. MFA, Ohio University. Proud member of IATSE USA Local 829. natalietaylorhart.com

Kirby’s directed many Elon productions, including Macbeth, Clybourne Park, and Once On This Island. Local performances include: The Mystery of Irma Vep and The Illusion, at Greensboro’s Triad Stage, and The Prisoner’s Dilemma and Jude the Obscure, at the Burning Coal Theatre in Raleigh (where he’s also served as dialect coach for numerous productions, including the 2014 London performances of The Iron Curtain Trilogy). Other acting credits include: New York City's Riverside Shakespeare Company, Arizona Theatre Company, and The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. A Certified Teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework and Knight-Thompson Speechwork, professional memberships include Actors’ Equity Association, VASTA, and BMCA.

Maria Angelos is a sophomore Elon College Fellow majoring in Theatrical Design and Technology with a concentration in stage management. She is so excited to be the assistant stage manager and weapons handler for Clue! They thank their family, friends, and mentors for all of their support. Previous Elon credits include: Black History Month Dance Concert (Stage Manager) Fall Dance Concert (Stage Manager), Antigone (Stage Manager), and The Cherry Orchard (Asst. Stage Manager).

Keri Anderson is a sophomore BFA Acting and BA Arts Administration double major with a minor in Business Administration from Maryland. She is very grateful for the opportunity to work on the Clue creative team as an assistant director. Past Elon credits include: Concord Floral (#5 (Rosa Mundi)) and Sense and Sensibility (Ms. Dashwood u/s & Margaret u/s).

Hannah Elise Brown is a senior with majors in Arts Administration and Theatrical Design and Technology, with concentrations in stage management and lighting design and a minor in Business Administration. She is so excited to be able to be the lighting designer for both Concord Floral and Inferior Sex along with the stage manager for Clue! Some of her past credits at Elon include Movin' On (Lighting Designer) and Fall Dance Concert 2021 (Stage Manager/Lighting Designer). She would like to thank her family and friends, as she would not be able to do this without them!

Ross is grateful to be performing his last show at Elon University. Previously he’s been involved in The Cherry Orchard, APO's Dog Sees God as Van and he understudied in previous Elon productions of Clown Bar and Hamlet. This past summer Ross worked in Boston with the Commonwealth Shakespeare taking part in their Work-Study Apprentice Program. A special thanks to Professor Rubeck for giving him this amazing opportunity, along with the Acting and Theatrical Design and Technology Departments for collaborating to create an inspiring production. Ross thanks his family, friends, and teachers throughout his life for helping him to achieve his dreams.

Alex is so thankful to have been a part of this amazing creative team in the creation of this show! His past Elon credits include The Steward in Into The Woods and U/S Tutor, First Correspondent in Medea. He would like to thank his family, friends, and especially Carenna for dealing with his chaotic schedule and self during this entire process.

Haley Covington is a Senior B.F.A. Acting and B.A. Arts Administration double major from Franklin, Tennessee. Elon credits include Marianne in Sense and Sensibility, Witch 2 in Macbeth, #8 U/S in The Wolves, and Petunia U/S in Clown Bar. Professional credits include Feste (U/S) in Twelfth Night at Great River Shakespeare Festival. Instagram: @haleycovington

Balazs David is a Junior Acting Major who is very excited to make his MainStage debut. He was abroad in the fall studying at The Theatre Academy of London. He loved taking all his experiences he learned there and working on them on this incredible show. Previous credits include: Shotgun U/S in Clown Bar, Swing in Shakespeare in the Dark, Van U/S and Matt U/S in Dog Sees God, and Aegeus U/S in Medea. He would like to thank the entire creative team, everyone in the cast, Kevin Otos, and his parents for always supporting him.

Sarah Fetherston is a sophomore Acting Major from Garden City, New York and is thrilled to be a part of Clue! Since arriving at Elon, Sarah was seen in Head Over Heels and understudied in Sense and Sensibility. She is also a proud member of the improv group, Instant Laughter. Some of her favorite roles include Donna in Mamma Mia! and Judy in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Sarah created her first web series Lockdown which she wrote, directed, and starred in. Enjoy the show!

Riley is a junior Theatrical Design & Technology and Statistics double major from Durham, NC. The Cherry Orchard is his first mainstage stage management position at Elon, and he cannot wait for you to experience the work this company has been putting into this production for months. Riley would like to thank his friends and family for all of their support, love, and compassion!

Brynn is thrilled to be making her mainstage debut in Clue! Recent credits include She Kills Monsters (Agnes), Sense and Sensibility (Elinor U/S), and Oklahoma! (Ado Annie). Brynn recently studied at the Theatre Academy of London where she received her certification in rapier and dagger from the British Academy of Dramatic Combat. Special thanks to the Lackey fam, Meredith, Jennifer, MK, Toby, Fred, and the incredible cast and crew. instagram-@brynnxemily

Caity is a senior BFA Acting major and this will be her last mainstage production at Elon. Recent Elon credits include Dunyasha in The Cherry Orchard and Chorus in Medea. She would like to thank Fred & her cast and crew for a wonderful last show experience, and she is so excited for you to see the show. Merci d'être venu! (Thank you for coming!)

Payton Robinson is a Senior BFA Acting and Nutrition Track Double Major, Minoring in Psychology from Fairhope, Alabama. Her Elon credits include, Woman C in Heart of Shrapnel, Malcolm u/s in Macbeth, #2 u/s in The Wolves, and Second Correspondent u/s in Medea. She is thrilled for you to see the show and thanks you for your support.

Carli Shapiro (they/she) is a Senior Theatrical Design and Technology Major who loves being involved in theatrical productions at every capacity. They had a blast working as a props artisan for Clue. Huge thanks to the entire cast and crew for their trust and support!

Tommy Truitt is a Senior BFA Acting major from Mt. Airy Maryland. He is thrilled to be playing the role of Wadsworth. His past performances include Elon: Concord Floral (#2 (Bobolink)) Sense and Sensibility (Sir John, Gossip, Doctor) Macbeth (SOLDIER, BANQUO U/S, WITCH ONE U/S) Hamlet (Player 3 U/S, Osric U/S), Clown Bar (Twinkles U/S), Maryland Ensemble Theater: Be More Chill (Featured Dancer). He would like to thank his family, friends, and mentors for their support. Instagram: @tommy.truitt

Allyson Vogel is a senior majoring in Biology and Theatrical Design and Technology with a focus in stage management. She is excited to assistant technical direction and lead the crew for Clue! Her recent shows include Head Over Heels (assistant lighting designer) and 42nd Street (stage manager). She is so proud of all the hard work put into this show, and she looks forward to the rest of her senior year.

Sophia Walper is a sophomore Theatrical Design and Technology major with a concentration in lighting design. This year, Sophia has had the privilege of working as the assistant lighting designer on many McCrary shows, including Clue. Recent credits include: Black History Month Dance Concert (assistant lighting design), Bridges of Madison County (assistant lighting design), and Fall Dance 2022 (lighting design).

Alec is a Junior Acting and Computer Science double major at Elon University. He is excited to be a part of the Clue cast. His previous works at Elon include Heart of Shrapnel (X, Y, Voice of Killer), Macbeth (Macbeth u/s), and Pheromone (Kyle u/s). He would like to thank his family and friends for their constant support, and the professors at Elon for helping him become the actor he is today.

Anabelle Sumera-Decoret (she/her) is a First-Year BFA Acting Major from Seattle, Washington. Elon credits include: Concord Floral (8 U/S). Previous credits include: Legally Blonde (Brooke Wyndham), Godspell (Judas), She Kills Monsters (Tilly Evans), and Little Shop of Horrors (Chiffon) (Mountlake Terrace High School). Instagram: @reality.asd

Elizabeth Kennedy is a first-year Dance Performance and Choreography major at Elon. She is from Redding, Connecticut, where she started her dance training at 3 years old. She is very enthusiastic about continuing her professional career over the next four years at Elon University. This year she will be performing in Dancing in the Landscape and working on the tech crew of the spring play, Clue.

Lila Snodgrass is a first year at Elon pursuing a major in Dance Performance & Choreography. She has been dancing for 13 years in her hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is so excited to continue her training here at Elon. This year she performed in Dancing in the Landscape and will also perform in the Black History Month Concert, the Spring Dance Concert, and she is on tech crew for Clue.

Brooke Goldstein is a first year Dance Performance and Choreography major. She is from Rockland County, New York and is thrilled to continue on her journey of becoming a professional choreographer and dancer at Elon. This year, she has performed in Dancing in the Landscape and understudied for the Fall Dance Concert. She is so excited to be dancing in the Black History Month Dance Concert and Spring Dance Concert and is on the crew for Clue. Congratulations to the cast!!

Lindsey Goldstein is a first year Dance Performance & Choreography major. She is originally from Boston, MA, and has been dancing since she was 3 years old. This year at Elon, Lindsey performed in Dancing in the Landscape, the Fall Dance Concert, and the Black History Month Dance Concert, and she is excited to perform in the Spring Dance Concert!

Evelyn Ealey is a first year at Elon pursuing a double major in Dance Performance & Choreography and Communications. She is from Fort Mill, South Carolina and is so excited to be a part of the Elon Performing Arts community. This year, she will be participating in Dancing In The Landscape, the Spring Dance Concert, and the Black History Month Dance Concert.

Sam Olt is a First year BFA Acting major from Villa Hills, Kentucky. His past performances include Dixie Heights: Beauty And The Beast (Gaston), Johnny 99 (Joe Roberts), Chicago (Fred Casely), 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Doug Panch), Cincinnati Young People’s Theatre: Legally Blonde (Kyle/Ensemble), and Governor’s School for the Arts: Third (Woodson Bull III). He would like to thank his friends and family for their continued support as well as the wonderful people he has met here at Elon.

Margo Buchanan (she/her) is a sophomore at Elon double majoring in political science and theatrical design and technology with a concentration in technical direction. She’s very excited to be the assistant technical director for The Bridges of Madison County! Recent credits include Head Over Heels (deck lead) and Bridging: The Spring Dance Concert (assistant stage manager).

Kelly is a First-Year Acting major and this is her first production at Elon! She would like to thank the cast and crew for a great experience. Her previous roles include Eva in Bring It On and Mote in Loves Labours Lost. She hopes you enjoy the show!

Jeff A.R. Jones (Fight Director) has staged fights and/or scenes of intimacy for over 200 shows in theatre, opera, and ballet. His fights have received rave reviews in The Washington Post and The New York Times. He is recognized as a Fight Director, Certified Teacher, and Theatrical Firearms Instructor by the Society of American Fight Directors. He is a Certified Intimacy Director with Intimacy Directors and Coordinators. He is on faculty at Elon and William Peace University and can be contacted at jarjones@att.net about his fight classes in Raleigh or the new Triangle Intimacy Lab.

Deborah Han is a sophomore and first-year acting student from Charlotte, NC. Clue is her first Elon production and she has had a blast learning and watching the process. She is so grateful to be a part of such a great production and to work upon such great actors!

Delaney Moore is a junior BFA Cinema and Television Arts and BA Drama and Theatre Studies major from Washington D.C. Recent stage credits include: Oliver! (Mrs. Sowerberry), Shrek The Musical (Fiona) and Volleygirls (Jess). Past film credits include: short film - "Outbreak" (dir. Mike Powell, Mirandum Pictures), short film - "Spiral" (dir. Mike Powell, Mirandum Pictures), film - Hard Sell (dir. Sean Nalaboff) and commercial - Plastics Make It Possible Mannequin Challenge (Eastward Films). Delaney recently trained at Theatre Academy London and this past summer was a part of the Elon Los Angeles program, an 8-week entertainment industry intensive with an internship component. Special thanks to the cast, crew and Elon performing arts! Instagram: @_delaneymoore.

Sophie Seitchik is a freshman pursuing a double major in Dance Performance & Choreography and Dance Science. From Ellicott City, MD, Sophie danced since the age of 3 at Studio Dans Dance Company on their competition team. Sophie is so excited to continue her training over the next 4 years at Elon! She will be featured in Dancing in the Landscape, Black History Month Dance Concert, and Spring Dance Concert. She is excited to share her love of dance with you!

Kayla Higbee (she/her) is a Costume Designer and a Limited Term Assistant Professor at Elon University. Selected Costume Designs: Men on Boats (Tantrum Theatre), Tall Girls (Independent Production), Twelfth Night (Centre College), Superior Donuts (AthensWest Theatre Company), Assasains (Centre College), Objects in the Mirror (Tantrum Theatre), Stitched With a Sickle and a Hammer (Ohio University), The Wolves (Ohio University). Other: Assistant to the Costume Designers, Texas Shakespeare Festival (2022), Wardrobe Supervisor, Berkshire Theatre Group (2015-2019), Resident Costume Designer, Centre College (2014-2018). MFA, Ohio University.