Northlight Theatre Announces Casting for 44th Season
Northlight Theatre Announces Casting for 44th Season
Northlight Theatre, under the direction of Artistic Director BJ Jones and
Executive Director Timothy J. Evans, announces its 44th season, opening with Curve
of Departure by Rachel Bonds and directed by BJ Jones. The season continues with the World Premiere of Mansfield Park, Kate Hamill’s new adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic tale of social satire, directed by Stuart Carden; followed by Christina Ham’s Nina Simone: Four Women, directed by Kenneth L. Roberson; and the World Premiere of Landladies (previously titled The Janice), written by Sharyn Rothstein
and directed by Jess McLeod. Closing out the season is Into the Breeches! by George Brant and directed by Jessica Thebus.
The cast of Curve of Departure includes:
Mike Nussbaum (Rudy), Sean Parris (Felix),
Danny Martinez (Jackson) and Penelope
Walker (Linda). The cast of Mansfield Park
includes: Anu Bhatt (Maria Bertram/Susan
Price), Nate Burger (Henry Crawford/John
Price), Kayla Carter (Fanny Price), Kate
Hamill (Mary Crawford/Lady Bertram),
Curtis Edward Jackson (Tom Bertram/Mr.
Rushworth/William Price), Heidi Kettenring
(Mrs. Norris/Mrs. Price), Mark Montgomery
(Sir Thomas Bertram/Mr. Price) and Gabriel
Ruiz (Edmund Bertram). The cast of Nina
Simone: Four Women includes: Melanie
Brezill (Sweet Thing), Sydney Charles (Nina
Simone), Deanna Reed Foster (Sarah) and
Ariel Richardson (Sephronia). The role of
Sam Waymon will be announced at a later
date. The cast of Landladies includes: Shanesia
Davis (Marti), Leah Karpel (Christine) and
Julian Parker (Poet). The cast of Into the
Breeches! includes: Mitchell Fain (Stuart
Lasker), Kate Fry (Maggie Dalton), Molly
Hernandez (June Bennett), Annie Munch
(Grace Richards), Hollis Resnik (Celeste
Fielding), Penny Slusher (Winifred Snow), Penelope Walker (Ida Green) and Fred
Zimmerman (Ellsworth Snow).
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