Jamie Mallott (Eurydice)
Jamie (she/they) is a student at CCBC who is very excited for her second production with the college! This is Jamie's first semester studying Theatre at CCBC. She has been a part of several different productions in the past- including roles such as Marie in The Revolutionists and Father in Eurydice. Jamie would like to stop her backstage prayers to personally thank: Her lovely and wonderful cast and crew, who she loves and appreciates so deeply. Our Director and beautiful team, who all worked to give life to Eurydice. And you, for coming to support the arts at CCBC. Jamie would like to dedicate her performance to her mother, Melissa, whose birthday is Eurydice's opening. Hope you enjoy!

Jordan Caesar Scott (Orpheus)
Jordan is a current student actor at CCBC. He’s been a part of a few of our productions; Airness as Golden Thunder, John Proctor is the Villain as Mason, and most recently The Brothers Size as Oshoosi Size. Jordan strives to achieve a degree in business all while chasing his dream and working to become a professional actor. Jordan hopes to take his talents and continue his learning at Morgan State University.

Tamufor St. Michael (Eurydice's Father)
Tamufor is a Cameroonian-born, Baltimore-based actor and U.S. Navy veteran whose work is grounded in emotional truth, discipline, and storytelling that bridges worlds. He previously appeared as Father in Fabulation and as Ogun Size in The Brothers Size at CCBC Essex (2020 & 2025). His theatre experience also includes performances in smaller “cockpit” style productions and backstage support, deepening his understanding of the collaborative life of the stage. He is honored to be part of Eurydice, a play that speaks to memory, love, and the invisible threads that connect us beyond time.

Nathaniel Ayorinde (Nasty Interesting Man/Lord of the Underworld)
Nathaniel is a Nigerian Washington, D.C.–born actor, photographer, model, and visual artist. Standing 6’2”, he brings a striking presence and emotionally grounded performances to the stage. He has performed in CCBC student productions portraying multiple roles and Eurydice marks his first official production and another step in his growing theatrical and storytelling journey forward.

Jason-John Tamufor (Lord of the Underworld)
Jason-John is a young performer from Baltimore, Maryland with a growing passion for acting and modeling. He has appeared in school and community productions including The Amazing Grace Race and his school Christmas play, and trains in piano, swimming, and judo. Jason-John is a Barbizon First Runner-Up for TV Commercial (2025) and continues to develop his craft through performance and training.

Melody Blahut (Little Stone)
Melody is excited to rock this production of Eurydice as the Little Sea Stone. Although this is her first show on the CCBC Essex stage she has done numerous others. Some of her favorites include Shrek the musical, Rumors, and West Side Story. You may have also seen her in the film “Last Chance” as the character Haylee. She would like to thank her wonderful cast and crew for their support. In addition, a special shout out to family and friends in the audience.

Jay Johnson (Loud Stone)
Jay is in their second semester at CCBC and their second production. They’re a Theatre Major and have previously played Kristine in Ms. Julie. They adore Greek Mythology and the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, and they are so excited to be in Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice.

Jory Williams (Big Stone)
Jory enters his last CCBC semester finishing strong with another performance, this time as one of the three Stones. Jory was previously cast as a number of characters in CCBC Catonsville's Anon(ymous), most notably Strygal. More recently Jory was the Eldest Child in CCBC Essex's Medea as well as stage crew for a few wonderful shows.

Sarah Ruhl (Author)
Sarah Ruhl’s plays include In the Next Room, or the vibrator play, The Clean House, Passion Play, Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Melancholy Play, For Peter Pan on her 70th Birthday, The Oldest Boy, Stage Kiss, Dear Elizabeth, Eurydice, How to Transcend a Happy Marriage, Orlando, Late: a cowboy song, and a translation of Three Sisters. She has been a two-time Pulitzer prize finalist and a Tony award nominee. Her plays have been produced on and off Broadway, around the country, and internationally, where they have been translated into over fifteen languages. Originally from Chicago, Ms. Ruhl received her M.F.A. from Brown University, where she studied with Paula Vogel. She has received the Steinberg Award, the Samuel French Award, the Susan Smith Blackburn Award, the Whiting Award, the Lily Award, a PEN Award for mid-career playwrights, and the MacArthur Award. You can read more about her work on www.SarahRuhlplaywright.com. Her new book 100 Essays I Don’t Have Time to Write was a New York Times notable book of the year, and she most recently published Letters from Max with Max Ritvo. She teaches at the Yale School of Drama, and she lives in Brooklyn with her family.

Bo Frazier (Director)
Bo (they/them) is a Jeff Award-Nominated transfemme, non-binary, queer, and neurodivergent theatre artist interested in traditionally excluded narratives told in extremely imaginative ways. As the Artist-in-Residence at Baltimore Center Stage, they created the Trans History Project to develop 10 new plays about trans identity and gender nonconformity from history across all cultures. Their international career includes stints in London, NYC, and Chicago, where they have worked with with companies such as Goodman Theatre, National Theatre London, Signature Theatre, Dixon Place, NAMT, AMTP, Theatre167, Heartbeat Opera, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Riverside Theatre, Sideshow Theatre, Rivendell Theatre Ensemble and London Theatre Workshop which they co-founded. They were also one of the #VG9 staff members fighting for Victory Gardens Theater to stay alive in 2022. SELECT DIRECTING & CHOREOGRAPHY: All-Trans production of tick, tick…BOOM! featured in American Theatre Magazine (Jeff Award Noms - Best Director and Best Musical), Botticelli in the Fire by Jordan Tannahill (Jeff Award Nom-Best Director), Hit the Wall by Ike Holter, Men on Boats by Jaclyn Backhaus, Love & Information by Caryl Churchill, Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Simon Stephens, and Associate Director for the London Premiere of bare: the rock musical. Bo has developed/directed new work by Yona Moises Olivares, Dillon Chitto, Jaime Jarrett, Dakota Parobek, C. Meaker, Leigh M Marshall, and KT Peterson. They started their career as a musical theatre performer, most notably appearing in the London Revival of Sondheim’s Assassins. TRAINING: MFA in Directing – University of Iowa alongside the Iowa Playwright’s Workshop. FINALIST: Princess Grace Award and SDC Barbara Whitman Award. www.bofrazier.com

Taylor Fruhling (Assistant Director)
Taylor is so excited to be assistant directing Eurydice! You may have seen them on stage last semester as Olympe in The Revolutionists , but since then they have discovered their passion for directing. She can’t wait for you all to see the hard work every one has put into this show.

Terri Raulie (Scenic/Lighting Designer)
Terri (she/her) is an Assistant Professor in the Performing Arts and Humanities Department at CCBC. She holds a BFA and an MA in Theatre Design and Production from Montclair State University in New Jersey. Professional and regional credits include The Whole Theatre, The Hangar Theatre, and Playwright Horizons in New Jersey and New York. Locally, she has designed sets and/or lights for productions with Cockpit in Court Summer Theatre, Phoenix Festival Theatre, and the Baltimore School for the Arts.

MaeAnn Ross (Sound & Projection Design)
MaeAnn (she/her) holds a BFA in Technical Production from Texas State University and an MFA in Sound Design from UC San Diego. Previously, she was the Director of Technical Theatre at Coronado School of the Arts and the Post MFA Teaching Fellow in Design at Pomona College. She also currently works at GraphicAudio as a Sound Designer. https://maeannrossdesigns.myportfolio.com.

Stephanie Parks (Costume Designer)
Stephanie is a Costume Designer, Educator, and Technician living and working in the DMV. Recent credits include Baskerville (The Alley Theatre, Associate Costume Design), Aida (The Washington National Opera, Assistant Costume Coordinator), Waitress (Olney Theatre Center, Assistant Costume Design), and John Proctor is the villain (Catholic University, Costume Designer). Currently serving on the Adjunct Faculty of Howard Community College, She holds an M.F.A. in Costume Design from The University of Maryland with credits including As You Like It, Later the Same Evening, and Hookman. Stephanie is a collective member of Submersive Productions in Baltimore, MD. Submersive credits include RECHOllection, Mesmeric Revellations and H.T. Darling’s incredible Musaeum. As a technician, Stephanie has worked on and off Broadway. Broadway credits include Cinderella and Motown. www.stephanieparksdesign.com

Madeline Baynard (Costume Assistant)
Madeline is a Baltimore-based theatre artist and fabricator. Experimenting in many different artistic paths during her time at Chesapeake College and Towson University has shaped how she approaches design with each project. She is drawn to highly collaborative and process-oriented work, and partial to recycling and upcycling materials. Her favorite projects usually include puppetry design, props and world-building, or costume design. Credits include National Aquarium’s Voyages Chapter 7: Submerged! In the Company of Fish with Submersive Productions, Salty with Truepenny Projects, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime and A Bright New Boise at CCBC, Lyra and the Ferocious Beast with Truepenny Projects, From an Aerial View by Air Dance Bernasconi, Pirates and Dolphins! at Chesapeake College, and A Monster Calls at Towson University.