Krystal Knoll

Krystal is a Theater major at CCBC. This is her first time in this role, having previously been seen on stage interpreting various CCBC productions. Krystal has also performed in several shows including Milan 1880 and Goya: en la Quinta del Sordo. She has enjoyed being a part of the Photograph 51 production team.

Matthew Singletary

Matthew has been a professional director and educator for more than 20 years. During his career, he has directed over 80 plays at theaters and universities across the United States. He has worked as a professor or guest instructor in New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Minnesota, Ohio, Michigan, Texas, Utah, California and in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Recently he worked as an Associate Producer on two feature films for the Lifetime Television Network. He currently resides in Washington, D.C., where he continues his directing and teaching career. www.MattSingletary.com 

Terri Raulie

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.

Scott Monnin

MaeAnn Ross

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

Stephanie (she/her) 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

Jen Rabbitt Ring

Jen (she/her) 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.

Cicada Naydan

Cicada is a Theatre major at CCBC. Previous credits include Eurydice (Assistant Sound Designer) and The Brothers Size (Stage Manager). Cicada has also been an assistant stage manager for several other shows and enjoys stage management.

Julie Spokus

Julie was surprised by just how competitive scientists can be. We tend to picture science as people working together in pursuit of knowledge, but there is plenty of rivalry, ambition, ego, and competition involved. Honestly, these scientists could give professional athletes a run for their money.

Cora Higgins

Cora is a Theatre Major at CCBC. Previous credits include Shrek the Musical, Little Mermaid, Little Shop of Horrors & Charlie & the Chocolate Factory. Cora has been training in various forms of dance for the past 20 years. She has been a choreographer for multiple productions and has also worked behind the scenes for productions as an AV Technician. She’s excited to learn and experience this aspect of a production.

Krystal Knoll

Jason Randolph

As Technical Director for the F. Scott Black Theatre, Jason facilitates set and lighting execution for theatre and dance productions, as well as supporting arts and non-arts events in the theatre. He holds a BS in Math from the College of William and Mary, an MFA in Sculpture from Maryland Institute College of Art, and an MFA in Technical Theater and Design from the University of Virginia. He has been the Technical Director for CCBC Performing Arts and Cockpit in Court Summer Theater since 2015, where he has worked on over 100 stage productions. 

David Martin

Martin is an alumni of CCBC and Towson University, where they received their Bachelor’s in Theatre Design and Production. They went on to receive their MFA in Technical Direction from Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama, where they served as project manager for Carnegie Scenic.

The Students of THTR 131 - Stagecraft

Jennifer Casagrande, Sammy Jungwirth, Andi Pfluger, Robert Stoakes III, Cicada Naydan, Ori York, Candace York

Penelope Chan, Amy Forsberg, Sarah Joyce, Wendy Walker

Fiona Saccenti

Cesar Meadow

Kyle Kowalevicz

Trent Haines-Hopper

Thomas Jacobs