Søren Kierkegaard

Timothy Andrew McIntosh

Timothy Andrew McIntosh is a playwright and actor. His plays Chesterton v. Shaw and Where to Now? were produced each of the last two years by the Circe Institute. He was recently named a finalist for the Neil Simon New Play Contest. He is Creative Director at Westfall Gold, a company that helps humanitarian organizations further their visions. He and his wife live in Atlanta with their two children; neither are named Søren (because they want their children to be happy).

Frank Mihelich

Frank Mihelich has been a professional theatre maker for over 30 years and a theatre educator for nearly fifteen. As the founding Artistic Director of New Threads Theatre Company, Frank is passionate about revitalizing the “Marketplace of Ideas,” creating thought-provoking theatre that sparks meaningful dialogue on society’s most pressing topics. His work fosters community, conversation, and connection, using theatre as a space to bridge divides and inspire change.

Michael Markham*

Michael Markham is a New York-based actor and award-winning filmmaker, and a graduate of The Juilliard Drama Division. Michael has been seen in Law & Order, Shakespeare in the Park, Off Broadway, and regionally. His favorite roles are Husband and Father, which he sometimes gets to play on stage. michaelmarkhamonline.com

*member of Actors’ Equity

Garret Replogle

Garret Replogle brings a decade of theatre and film experience across Southern California, South Dakota, and Massachusetts. Writer, actor, director, set designer, and stage manager. B.A. in Theatre from California Baptist University. Garret’s most recent project includes directing and acting in a feature film adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, which will hopefully be available to stream later this year.

Albert Thrower

Albert Thrower is an Atlanta-based actor, artist, and clinical social worker. While he has appeared in several short films over the years, this is his first stage production since high school — maybe it’s a way to finally put those nightmares about not knowing lines on opening night to rest. Outside the theater, he explores experimental photography, filmmaking, animation, and other visual media.

Alexis Marsh†

Alexis Marsh is the Assistant Professor of Theatre and Chair of Worship and Performing Arts at Bryan College, where she also directs the Hilltop Players. She holds an M.F.A. in Theatre Education from Mississippi University for Women.

Stephen Fister

Stephen Fister doesn’t like writing about himself, but he has been working in theatre for most of his adult life, whether as a Scenic Artist/Charge, Technical Director, Production Manager, or Designer. Theatre has been and will hopefully continue to be a constant in his family, and he hopes it will be for your family as well.

Heath Austin

Heath Austin is a freelance lighting designer based in Chattanooga, TN. His recent credits include A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Covenant College; Fly by Night, produced by Blank Page Theatre Company; Our Town and Peter Pan, produced by Chattanooga Christian School; and Guys and Dolls at Heritage Christian School.

Caleb J. Leal

Caleb J. Leal is an actor, professor, and sound designer from Southern California. He holds a B.A. in Theatre Arts from California Baptist University and an M.F.A. in Acting from East 15 Acting School (University of Essex, London).

Austin Marsh†

Austin Marsh is a secondary English teacher and a theatrical photographer. He’d love it if you’d follow him on Instagram @austinmarshphoto. His first love was the stage, and that’s probably why he married his theatre professor, Alexis.

Martina Ferguson†

Martina Ferguson is a theatre artist and writer who holds a B.S. in Theatre from Bryan College, and she is the Assistant Technical Director at Covenant College. She lives in Hixson, TN, with her husband, Cameron, and their cat, Sherbie.

Blaire Bennett

Blaire Bennett is a Technical Theatre student at Chattanooga State, where she is completing her Associate’s degree. Her previous Chatt State credits include serving as props manager and shop assistant for As You Like It and Charlotte’s Web, as well as performing in Evil Dead: The Musical.

Conard Belitz

Conard Belitz is a Technical Director, Stage Manager, and Sound Designer currently pursuing a B.A. in Theatre: Design and Technology and a B.A. in Humanities: Playwriting, Dramaturgy, and Literary Analysis from UTC. Recent stage management credits include Hamlet: Prince of Denmark (Conasauga Shakespeare Coalition) and John Proctor is the Villain and Blood Wedding (UTC Theatre Co.), along with sound designer and assistant technical director credits for recent UTC Theatre Co. productions. conardbelitz.com

Grove Simpson

Grove Simpson is a junior at Bryan College, where she is studying theatre and creative writing. She has served in stage management positions for The Importance of Being Earnest and Brilliant Traces, as well as assistant directing The Complete Works of William Shakespeare [Abridged].