Jamie Mallott

Jamie is a student at CCBC who is very excited for her next production with the college! This is Jamie's second 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 Eurydice 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 Directors and beautiful team, who all worked to give life to this show. And you, for coming to support the arts at CCBC. Jamie would like to dedicate her performance to her English teachers, who’ve always kind of sucked just a little bit.

Molly Curtis

Molly is majoring in Theatre. This is her second show at CCBC after starring in Miss Julie last year. Molly has been in shows at Catonsville High School including Guys and Dolls, Fiddler on the Roof and Damn Yankees. Molly had always loved the magical world of theatre and is super excited to continue learning and perfecting the craft. She would love to be an actor in the future, specifically voice acting for cartoons, anime and video games, but she will be satisfied with anything as long as she’s on set. 

Victor Scigala

Victor is SO excited to return to CCBC for one of his favorite musicals! He is a recent CCBC graduate with an AA Degree in Theatre and currently studies Theatre in the Design & Production Track at UMBC. His SM credits include The Revolutionists and Eurydice with the CCBC Academic Theatre and Xanadu with Cockpit in Court. His performing credits include Fame (Goody), Pippin (Charlemagne), Newsies (Pulitzer), Legally Blonde (Emmett Forrest), Les Misérables (Enjolras), Mamma Mia! (Dance Ensemble), and Catch Me If You Can (Motel Manager s/b, Ensemble), among others. Victor would like to thank Jen, Homer, Jacie, Miranda, & everyone else who worked so hard to make this beast of a show happen, and especially  his parents for always supporting his theatre endeavors. Enjoy the show!

Jay Johnson

Jay 

is in their third semester at CCBC. They’re majoring in Theatre! They have been in three CCBC productions, playing Kristine in Ms. Julie, Loud Stone in Eurydice, and the Choir in The Christians. Thank you to B who encouraged them to take the roll, their mom for supporting them in theatre, and all CCBC theatre staff who have been so supportive and encouraging. 

 

Aidyn Mingo

Aidyn is so excited to return to the CCBC stage with Into The Woods! Little Red has been a dream role for them since the first time they watched this show. You might have seen them in Little Shop of Horrors as Crystal over at Essex, or as Beth in John Proctor is the Villain here at Catonsville! They’d like to say thank you to their friends and family for always supporting them in theatre and that they hope you enjoy the show!

Aaron Partin

Aaron 

is thrilled to be back on the CCBC stage after last appearing in John Proctor is the Villain. He is a 2024 theater graduate and alum to CCBC. Recent theater credits include Ted in The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals (Wildwood Summer Theatre), Three Little Pigs in Shrek The Musical (2nd Star Productions), Tobias Ragg in Sweeney Todd (Artistic Synergy of Baltimore) and Billy Boy Bill in Urinetown (Rockville Musical Theatre). He would like to thank his friends, family, and mentors for their constant support. 

 

Jace Taranto

Jace is a first semester theatre major at CCBC! Some roles Jace has played before are Grantaire in Les Miserables, Colonel Mustard in Clue, and Jace in Godspell all at MSJ. When Jace isn’t singing or acting, he likes to watch reels/TikTok, play video games, hang out with friends, or enjoy a good movie/tv show/musical! Jace would like to thank his cast mates for not only being amazing, but also for being incredibly accepting for joining the production late and being in a completely new environment, plus Jen and Homer for trusting him to take on this role! He also sends his thanks and love to his best friends, friends, and family. Here’s to five amazing shows!!

Taylor Fruhling

Taylor is so excited to be back on stage in their 5th show at CCBC.  Taylor loves both performing and directing and is studying Theatre here at CCBC. Their most recent credits include Olympe in The Revolutionists, Nurse in Medea, Pauline in A Bright New Boise at CCBC, Ancestor in The Addams Family at BTCT, and Assistant Directing Eurydice at CCBC and She Kills Monsters at Artistic Synergy of Baltimore.

Daisy Mears

Daisy has appeared as Sophie Sheridan (Mamma Mia) - Beth Tfiloh Community Theater - Leisl von Trapp (The Sound of Music) Phoenix Festival Theater - Serena (Legally Blonde) TheatreWorks Live! - Siobhan (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time) CCBC - Martha (Secret Garden) TheatreWorks Live!

Jake Martak

Jake is excited to make his stage debut as Cinderella’s Prince in Into the Woods! While he has performed outside of a professional setting, this marks his first stage performance. He is currently a General Studies major who enjoys exploring new experiences and stepping outside of his comfort zone. Jake loves to sing and is thrilled to share his passion for music and performing with the audience! Jake would like to thank his mother, father, and Uncle Ronny for all their support.

Dylan Jones

Dylan is in his second production at CCBC. He was previously Elder Jay in CCBC’s production of The Christians. He has been acting for many years and is a Theatre/Performance - Acting major. He also is a big fan of 2000's R&B.

Addi Stashik

Addi is a CCBC Alumni who was deeply involved in the Theatre program, and is now continuing their theatre studies at Towson University. Previous CCBC mainstage shows: The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong (Cecil), A Short Comedy Festival (Sandy/Narrator), anon(ymous) (Mrs. Laius/Mr. Zyclo's Pet Bird/Ensemble), and The Revolutionists (Charlotte); Glyndon Area Players: Seussical (Ensemble) and Disney's Frozen (Ensemble); Towson University's Actors Anonymous: 8 Minutes Left (Raven/Patterson). In their free time, Addi also loves to sing and draw, and has been getting more interested in sewing. Don't get too lost in the woods and enjoy the show!

Blake Pennington

Blake previously been in The Christians as a choir member here at CCBC, and also has had several roles over at Catonsville high school. Blake is a General Studies major and is currently in his second year here at CCBC. Blake would like to thank everyone who has come to see the show and hopes they have a good time.

Honey

Honey grew up being a lover of all art forms, especially Music, Dance, Theatre/Drama, Movies/TV, and Fashion. He loves different cultures and styles, especially his Cultures as a Black, Queer, and Christian individual. He also loves vintage cars, fashion, and aesthetics throughout history. Honey has been singing since he was about 3 or 4 and his beautiful mother, Ms. Kimberly Johnson, is a big influence to him. She introduced him to different musical genres and inspired him to study more genres, especially Black Music. She also instilled the importance Gospel music and the power of having faith in God.  

Zara Ewanena

Zara is so excited to be playing Florinda! Before coming to CCBC, she performed in several high school productions, including The Little Mermaid, Little Women, Mean Girls, and Mamma Mia, where she played Donna. She also had the opportunity to explore acting in Ghana through two screen projects, Us in Between and the series Dede. Outside of theatre, Zara is an Engineering student at CCBC with hopes of specializing in Mechanical or Design Engineering. She loves traveling and have been to six countries (and counting!), and she understands Dutch and Twi. She is always excited to discover new places, try new things, and, apparently, find another excuse to be on stage. She is incredibly grateful to everyone who has supported me along the way—my family, friends, and everyone who has encouraged me to keep performing.

Sam Rudai

Sam is a General Studies major at the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) who fell in love with theatre at a young age. Her previous credits include Oliver! (Fall 2025), Jesus Christ Superstar (2024), and The Wizard of Oz (2023), in which she played Dorothy. She is excited to be part of CCBC’s production of Into the Woods as one of the stepsisters! Sam would like to thank her family and friends for their constant love and support, especially her mom, dad, brother, and two sisters.

Zoe Ewanena

Zoe 

is in her first production at CCBC, where she is a Kinesiology major. In high school, she played Regina George in Mean Girls, Ursula in The Little Mermaid and Tanya in Mamma Mia. She also sings and dances at her church. Two fun facts about her are that she absolutely loves to read books a lotttt and that she is a twin :). She wants to thank this whole cast, the crew, and the directors for helping make this show happen. This has been an amazing experience. 

 

Shira Warburg

Shira is a current Theatre/Technical Design and Production student at CCBC and is delighted that she gets to perform as Granny and the voice of the Giant. Her most recent experiences performing include being ensemble in SIX: The Musical (Teen Addition) in 2024 and performing at CCBC’s annual fundraising gala in the Spring of 2026 amongst other amazing performers. Aside from theatre, she has a passion for learning about accessibility in fashion from a disabled perspective, writing and planning out elaborate stories, and telling others random facts about herself. She would like to thank her family and professors for being supportive of her dreams and interests, as well as her fellow castmates and the crew for making a fun and welcoming environment.

Benjamine Gorchowski

Benjamine is excited to break his theatre hiatus and play Cinderella’s Father! He has featured in minor and ensamble roles in grade school productions, and roles in his Barbershop Chorus’s annual shows, but has been away from the theatre scene for a while. He is currently studying IT at CCBC and has aspirations to become a Librarian. A huge thank you to Ben’s Aunt Shelly, who has supported him and pushed him to get back to the stage, and the rest of his family for supporting and cheering for him!

Broadus Nesbitt III

Broadus is returning to the CCBC stage after three years away.  He has appeared in other CCBC productions such as The Underpants, Argonautika, and Little Shop of Horrors. During his hiatus, he appeared in Pipeline at Vagabond Players Inc., Miss Holmes and The 10x10x10 at FPCT. He has directed a couple of plays at Artistic Synergy of Baltimore, Pippin and She Kills Monsters. In the spring of 2026, he made his authorial debut with a pirate fantasy novel. He would like to thank his family and friends for their support! 

 

Jen Rabbitt Ring

Jen is an assistant professor of Theatre, and The Brothers Size is a play she has loved since before it was finished being written. It has been joyful for her to get to share it with her students. For CCBC she has previously directed A Bright New Boise by Samuel D. Hunter and the musical Little Shop of Horrors. She also appeared in CCBC's Spring 2023 production of John Proctor is the Villain. Jen is a Designated Linklater Voice teacher, and in addition to teaching a variety of performance classes at CCBC, she is a professional voice, dialect, text, and acting coach. Recent work includes productions with Mosaic Theater Company, Folger Theatre, Solas Nua, Woolly Mammoth, Arena Stage, Rorschach Theatre Company and Brave Spirits in the DC region. She is also currently affiliated faculty with Shakespeare & Company’s prestigious actor training program, a co-founder of the educational residency program of CoLab Arts in central New Jersey, and she is an emeritus company member of Mile Square Theatre in Hoboken. Jen holds an MFA in Acting from Rutgers University.

Charlotte Evans

Charlotte While this is Charlotte’s 5th production of Into the Woods, it’s her first at CCBC Catonsville! She is currently the resident musical director at Children’s Playhouse of MD, which resides at CCBC Essex, and can also be found musical directing regularly at Cockpit in Court, Stevenson University, and Beth T’filoh Community Theatre. Regional credits include Millbrook Playhouse (PA), Stagedoor Manor (NY), Festival 56 (IL), Surflight Theatre (NJ), and the Crown Uptown (KS). When she’s not playing the piano, Charlotte can be found making cakes for her business @confectionsbycharlotte

Homeretta Ayala

Homeretta has directed/accompanied more than 100 shows in Florida, the Virgin Islands, Pennsylvania. And Maryland. She was part of the team that implemented the DCC Act 1 Program in 1980. She premiered Titanic the Musical in Maryland. She holds degrees in Music Education, Library Science Technology, ESOL, Educational Administration, and most recently completed her Doctorate in Ethnomusicology and Worship. She received a US Congressional Commendation in the Arts, Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce Teacher of the Year, and Emerging Scholar of the International Hymn Society. Along with adjunct professor of English and ESOL at CCBC, she is the Music Director for three churches in the Baltimore area. This show holds a special place in Homer’s heart. After working with shows at CCBC for more than 46 years, this will be her final production. In her words, “I am so grateful for the hundreds of students, directors, and musicians that I have had the pleasure of working with over the past 4 decades. I will now be able to say with pride, “”Once Upon a time….””

Jacinda Pintuck

Miranda Martinez-Aguilar

Miranda is a Technical Theater major who's worked on two previous productions at CCBC and is excited for her first time assistant stage managing!

G. Maurice (Moe) Conn

Moe is the Fulltime Technical Director and Designer at CCBC Catonsville Center for the Arts Theatre where he has worked for 17 years. He has an MFA in Scene Design and Technical Theatre and a BA in both Alcohol Learning and Drug Studies and Technical Theatre. Moe has been working in technical theatre since 1993, as a Designer, Technician, Technical Director, and Educator where he has spent most of his professional career. Moe has served as the Technical Director and Designer for Cockpit in Court Theatre, Maryland’s Oldest Summer theatre. He has also worked on numerous productions in the Baltimore area. Moe has received multiple nominations for Best Scene Design, Received Best Scenic Design from the MD Theatre Guide’s Readers’ Choice Awards for his design of Sunset Boulevard. For the last 20 years he has volunteered with Behind the Scenes and can be found in the booth during the USITT Conference and occasionally LDI helping provide awareness and support for the charity. In September 2024, Moe was elected to the Behind the Scenes Foundation serving Entertainment Technicians in crisis through need-based grants and Mental Health initiatives. In 2004, Moe helped start the Long Reach Long Riders, an annual theatre-based charity motorcycle ride and has been a part of the core since its inception. He continues to serve on the ”Horde” of Directors as they continue raise money for Behind the Scenes. Moe is the last of the first 9 riders still riding with the LRLR. As a fun fact, he also plays a mean Kazoo.

Stephanie Parks

Stephanie is thrilled to return to her native Baltimore and join the CCBC team this season. CCBC credits include The Revolutionists and Eurydice. Recent professional credits include A Gentlemen's Guide to Love and Murder (Olney Theatre Center, Associate Costume Designer), Baskerville (The Alley Theatre, Associate Costume Designer), Aida (The Washington National Opera, Assistant Costume Coordinator), Waitress (Olney Theatre Center, Assistant Costume Designer), and John Proctor is the Villain (Catholic University, Costume Designer). Stephanie received her Masters' degree in Costume Design from The University of Maryland; UMD credits include 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

MaeAnn Ross

MaeAnn holds a BFA in Technical Production from Texas State University and an MFA in Sound Design from UC San Diego. Currently she is the Resident Sound Designer and Stage Management Mentor at CCBC. She was previously a Sound Designer at GraphicAudio, the Director of Technical Theatre, Production and Design at Coronado School of the Arts and the Post MFA Teaching Fellow in Design at Pomona College. Select credits: The Christians, Eurydice, The Revolutionists, Miss Julie, The Brothers Size, and Milan 1880 (CCBC), Macbeth (Silver Spring Stage), The Kitchen (BBTF); Tony Stock : Pro Trader (RAMP Events/NYSE); The Children (MOXIE Theatre); The 39 Steps and Wait Until Dark (Wimberley Playhouse);  She Loves Me (St. Edward’s University); The Virgin Trial and Water by the Spoonful (Cygnet Theatre); Pride and Prejudice (Point Loma Nazarene Univ.); Echoes Mythfest (Pomegranate Room); Life is a Dream, An Iliad, and Man in Love (UC San Diego). 

Kauscha Howard

Kauscha is delighted to step into the woods as co-production coordinator for Into the Woods. A psychology professor (Prof K) by day and musical theatre enthusiast whenever the curtain rises, she loves the magic of a good story told through song. Her theatre experience includes serving as choreographer for The Music Man at LST. Her favorites include Hamilton, In the Heights, Fiddler on the Roof, Chorus Line, Chicago, 42nd Street, and Newsies—proof that her musical tastes travel comfortably from rooftops to revolution, with a little tap dancing along the way. She is thrilled to help bring this enchanted production to life alongside a talented cast and crew. While she cannot promise a wish-granting spell, she can promise plenty of encouragement and a deep appreciation for the teamwork that makes theatre magical.

Damon Krometis

Damon is currently the Interim Chair of Performing Arts and Humanities at CCBC, where he's been a member of the Theatre faculty for seven years. He has choreographed intimacy for CCBC's productions of The Brothers Size, Miss Julie, and Eurydice, and for Catonsville High School's production of Anastasia. Over the years at CCBC, he has directed The Christians, The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong, We Are Proud to Present . . ., The Underpants, Clean Slate, and the pandemic-fated Our Lady of Kibeho. Damon also oversees CCBC's blended Deaf-hearing theatre initiative.