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Cast
Katie Smith
Miranda
Luke Sage
Chance
Blane Sage
Ariel
Creative Team
Mark Sage
Playwright
Meet the Company
Katie Smith
Miranda
Katie is thrilled to be making her New York City debut in Tempestuous with The Little Shakespeare Festival. Katie is from Pensacola, Florida and graduated with a degree in Musical Theatre from the University of West Florida. When she is homesick, she visits the beaches in Long Island, although they don’t compare to the ones back home. She would like to thank her friends and family for their support.
Luke Sage
Chance
Luke Sage is a self proclaimed “Hillbilly Actor” from Appalachian Virginia. After graduating with a BA in Theatre from the University of Virginia’s College at Wise, he joined the cast of the 2023-2024 of Lost Colony as “John Borden.” He just got back from the UK filming “A Tragedy of Hamlet.” You can find Luke on Amazon Prime, Tubi, and the Roku channel most notably in his role of “Paul Royal” in the Feature Film “Royal Ashes.” He is honored to get to play a part in a show his father wrote! www.LukeSage.com (The Gasser Group)
Blane Sage
Ariel
Artist and musician Blane Sage is spearheading a Hillbilly Renaissance. Born and raised in a small town in the mountains of Southwest Virginia, Appalachian culture is paramount for the young oil painter and singer/songwriter. The arts as a whole have been a part of his life since birth as he’s been making music, making art and participating in theatre for the past 21 years and counting. Sage says his greatest inspiration derives from Baroque artists such as Caravaggio and Artemisia Gentileschi. Sage has produced modern-day takes on stories as old as time, including the crucifixion of Christ, Samson, Jael and Sisera and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. He has had his work shown. Across the East Coast. www.blanesage.com
Mark Sage
Playwright
Mark Sage is an old man who lives in the mountains of Southwest Virginia. He sometimes writes things, and some of those things are plays. He and his wife blew up their TV and fed their boys a bunch of peaches. But peaches are expensive so he had to get a real job to pay for all that noise, but he never really liked it and it never really suited him. He’s aiming toward becoming a hairy hermit that neighborhood folks tell stories about to scare their kids into acting like somebody.
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