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The Myth of Jason and Medea
Cast
Creative Team
Meet the Company
Tyler (she/her)is a first-year student at CCBC majoring in Theatre. She has been acting since high school, but this is her first CCBC production. Previous experience includes Alice in Wonderland, West Side Story, Les Miserables, and The Beauty & The Beast.
Taylor (she/her) is so excited to be in her second show at CCBC. You may have seen her as Pauline in A BRIGHT NEW BOISE in the fall at CCBC. She is a theatre major and plans to eventually work for a local theatre company, as well as being a Hair Stylist.
Jake (he/him) is a student here at CCBC returning to college in pursuit of a Bachelors in Purposeful Game Design, and a degree in Teacher Education to pursue a career in education. He has always enjoyed theater and being on the stage and is excited to return after his performance as Yuri Mackus and Zyclo in Anonymous. Stage and theater was a big part of his life in high school and he is glad he could make it part of his life again in college.
Becca (Princess/Chorus) is a graduate at CCBC having degrees in Business Administration and Legal Studies and is a paralegal by day, and an up-and-coming artist at night. She is a filmmaker, writer, and actress having worked on both film, music videos and local theatre. She’s currently working on her Charm City tv series for Christian audiences and can be found on her IG : Beccasodes.
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Dylan (he/him) is a sophomore at CCBC majoring in Theatre. You may have seen Dylan in the 2024 CCBC Essex Spring Comedy Festival playing various roles, or maybe as Facebender in Airness back in Fall of 2023, or perhaps as one of the Hobby Lobby TV Hosts in A Bright New Boise, or maybe even recently this past November when Dylan played Ed Boone in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time. He would like to thank the cast and crew of Medea, and all of you for supporting the CCBC Performing Arts program.
Marissa (she/her) is appearing in her first CCBC Production. She is majoring in Theater and is Vice President of the CCBC film club. Once she graduates from CCBC, she will further her pursuit in Acting for the Camera in the professional world.
Jory (he/him) is a Theatre Major at CCBC and is currently in his fourth semester. Jory previously acted in the play titled Anon(ymous) at CCBC Catonsville as Strygal, Senator Laius, etc. and is now Eldest Child in "Medea" at CCBC Essex. He plans on transferring to Towson or UMBC to further his education and career.
Ian is a first year acting student at CCBC. This is his fifth performance overall, but his first at CCBC. He is delighted to be joining all the wonderful people in the theater community, and is honored to be helping this performance come to fruition!
B (she/her) is a director of theatre, performance, and film. Selected Directing Credits: i think i'm starting to want to be a Mother (Carnegie Mellon University), The Real Girls (Project Y Theatre), Adult Things (Carnegie Mellon University), i’m not done with this body (and i never will be) (Kelly Strayhorn Theatre), Kiss Me Mr. Musk (Single Carrot Theatre), we broke up. (Single Carrot Theatre). Associate Directing: Importance of Being Earnest (Pittsburgh Public Theatre and Baltimore CenterStage dir. Jenny Koons). B's solo performance, As Others Have Before, will premiere at Inter- PGH in March 2025. B holds an MFA in Directing from Carnegie Mellon University where she was awarded a John Wells Directing Fellowship. B’s work is a collective prayer, a model of the world we wish to build, and a place of transformation. Full portfolio can be found at www.bkleymeyer.com. B is also the author of this adaptation of Medea. Learn more about her creative process and the collaboration behind the production in our blog post.
Terri 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.
Jess (she/her) is a theatre artist, producer and puppetry specialist who works as an independent artist with various theatre companies as a leader, designer, and puppet creator. In addition to intensive studies in theatre and fine arts, she received her B.A. in English Literature from Brandeis University. jessrasspdesign.com
BS Math, College of William and Mary MFA Rinehart School of Sculpture, MICA MFA Technical Theatre and Design, UVA TD/Resident Scenic Designer Single Carrot Theatre 2014-2017 TD CCBC Essex 2015-present TD Cockpit in Court Summer Theater 2016-present
David Martin is an alumni of CCBC and Towson university, where they received their Bachelor's degree in Theatre Design and Production. They went on to receive their MFA in Technical Direction from Carnegie Mellon University, where they served as project manager for Carnegie Scenic.
Jen officially joined the CCBC Theatre faculty as an Instructor this year after serving as a Visiting Lecturer since 2022. She directed Little Shop of Horrors at CCBC Essex last Fall and appeared in last Spring's production of John Proctor is the Villain at the Catonsville campus. Jen is a Designated Linklater Voice Teacher with extensive teaching, acting and production-coaching experience in the DC and NY regions. She is also currently affiliated faculty with Shakespeare & Company's prestigious actor training program. Jen holds an MFA in Acting from Rutgers University.
Special Thanks
Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis
CCBC President
Dr. Joaquin Martinez
Provost & Vice President of Instruction
Dr. R. Michael Walsh
Dean, School of Arts & Communication
Brad Norris
Interim Performing Arts Manager
Professor Nick VanHorn
Chair, Performing Arts and Humanities
Tommy Parlon
Arts Pathways Coordinator
Moe Conn
Technical Director, CCBC Catonsville
Marc W. Smith
Technical Director, CCBC Dundalk
Jason Randolph
Technical Director, CCBC Essex
Cathy Kratovil
Communications Assistant, School of Arts & Communication
Michael Elspas
Designer, CCBC Creative Services
Marc Ershler
Campus Director, CCBC Essex
MaeAnn Ross, Production Assistant
CCBC School of Arts and Communication
Dr. R. Michael Walsh, Dean Professor
Professor Will Niebauer, Chair, Arts and Design
Professor Nick VanHorn, Chair, Performing Arts and Humanities
The Arts at CCBC
Brad Norris, Interim Performing Arts Manager
G. Maurice “Moe” Conn, Technical Director
Jason Randolph, Technical Director
Marc Smith, Technical Director
David Martin, Assistant Technical Director
Nicole Buckingham Kern, Galleries Coordinator
Lisa Boeren, Box Office Manager
Thom Purdy, Box Office Assistant
Cathy Kratovil, Communications Assistant
Jess Rassp, Resident Costumer
Theatre at CCBC
Julie Lewis, Coordinator, Faculty Director
Damon Krometis, Coordinator, Faculty Director
Terri Raulie, Faculty Designer
Precious B. Stone, Faculty Director
Jennifer Ring, Faculty Director
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