COMPANY & CREATIVE TEAM

worked in film projects at The University of Utah. In 2018 Michael received his Scarlet and Gold letters in Theatre from Granite School District, where he was recognized as Best Supporting Actor. Michael would like to thank his family and friends, and is excited to continue his education in the ATP.

Creative Team

ALEXANDRA HARBOLD (Director) is CoFounder and Co-Artistic Director of Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory and Assistant Professor with the Department of Theatre. Recent directing projects include To Saints and Stars (Good Company Theatre), The Wreck of Queen Thomasina (Footpath Theatre/spit&vigor, NY), Liminal (with Robert Scott Smith, Studio 115), Storm Still (Babcock), the online premiere of The Night Witches (U of U), and Ronald and Edith (The Fairy Story Society & Flying Bobcat, Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival). Upcoming: directing To See Beyond Our Time with Daniel Charon (Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company) and The Tempest (U of U), and serving as dramaturg for What the Constitution Means to Me (PTC) and Can I Say Yes To That Dress? (SLAC). alexandraharbold.com

CONSTANCE ANDERSON (Choreographer) is a current MFA Modern Dance candidate and Teaching Assistant at the University of Utah. She creates choreography with heavy consideration for a performance’s location and movement that emphasizes the venue’s architecture. She founded her company, Sock Opera Dance, in 2019 to experiment with these choreographic systems. Anderson formerly created work in central Wisconsin, forming an artist’s collective and choreographing for the Wisconsin University system’s theatre and dance departments. She has continued to set work in Utah, completing the short film Stalled and being selected for the 2023 Repertory Dance Theatre Regalia

ANNA BLAES (Props Designer) is in her senior year in the PADP, with a minor in music. Recent credits include A Year With Frog and Toad (Props) at Salt Lake Acting Company, A Night To Dismember (Props/ Set) at The Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival, Sympathizer (Props) at The Box Gateway, as well as Illyria and Storm Still (Assistant Props) at the U’s Babcock Theatre. She would like to thank the U Theatre faculty for their support, guidance, and enthusiasm in mentorship.

BELLA DIXON (1st Asst. Stage Manager): is a sophomore in the Stage Management program. Previous credits at the U include 2nd ASM for The Old Man and the Old Moon (Babcock) and Production Assistant for Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: The Rock Experience (Babcock). Additional credits include Stage Manager for Something Rotten! and Lighting Designer for Sister Act (Mercer Hall), as well as Stage Manager/Executive Producer of The Silver Line (PCHS Original Film). Bella would like to thank everyone for supporting her throughout this theatrical journey.

JAYDEN DUDLEY (Asst. Production Manager) is a junior in the Stage Management program. She recently finished working on La Boheme, her first opera in Italy (SM, Traveling venues). Previous U Theatre credits include Somewhere: A Primer for the End of Days (SM, Studio 115), Liminal (1st ASM, Studio 115), Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: The Rock Experience (ASM, Babcock), and Henry V (PA, U of U Virtual). Additional credits include Fate? (SM, Alliance Theatre); Sweeney Todd (ASM, Kingsbury Hall); and Hello Dolly, Something Rotten, Elf, Shucked, and A Christmas Story: The Musical (Dresser, PTC). She would like to thank everyone for supporting her on her journey thus far.

SAVANNAH GERSDORF (Stage Manager) is a junior in the Stage Management Program. She has enjoyed working on shows at the university including The Old Man and the Old Moon (APM), Matilda Jr. the Musical (SM), and