A Christmas Carol

ROB BARNES

Rob Barnes (he/him) (Actor 2) Rob Barnes has been performing since childhood. Originally from Flagstaff, Arizona, Rob received his MFA in Acting from the University of Connecticut in May of 2020. Past credits include: Yepikhodov in The Cherry Orchard, Clifford Bradshaw in Cabaret, Reverend Parris in The Crucible, and Melchior Gabor in Spring Awakening: A New Musical. Rob is thrilled to be making his Theatre Silco debut in Patrick Barlow's A Christmas Carol. 

ALEXIS DEJOY

(she/her) (Puppeteer 2): Alexis could not be more PUMPED to be back at Theatre SilCo! While she is currently a Comedian/Actor based in New York, she previously worked as a Teaching Artist, Stage Manager, Actor, and founding member of Reply All and No Sense No Sensibility here at Theatre SilCo. She is so excited to see all her Summit County friends, students, and coffee shops (shout-out to Red Buffalo & House of Vibes). Previous credits include: Head Over Heels, The Revolutionsits, Lotería: Game On!, and Double Twilight: A Variety Show. Special thanks to Mike Flanagan.

KINSEY LAHN

ROBERT MEKSIN

Robert Meksin (he/him) (Scrooge) Robert is delighted to make his Theatre SilCo debut. Based in New York City, his credits include Off-Broadway appearances with Pan Asian Repertory Theatre, Ripple Effect Artists (solo show), the title role in “The Canterville Ghost,” and workshops with Playwrights Horizons and Ensemble Studio Theatre. Robert has also performed in Regional theaters such as: Great Lakes Theater Festival (OH), Cleveland Play House, Gretna Theatre (PA), Virginia Shakespeare Festival, Greenbrier Valley Theatre (WV), Bagaduce Theatre (ME) and Playwrights Theater of NJ. NYC Festival credits: NYC Fringe, Strindberg NY, GayFest NYC, EstroGenius, West Village Musical Theatre, and FringeArts (Phila, PA). Off-Off Broadway roles include Buckingham (Richard III), Polonius (Hamlet), and Vanya (Uncle Vanya). Robert is a member of various NYC theater companies including The WorkShop Theater and Ripple Effect Artists, and is an Artist-in-Residence with Titan Theatre Company. AEA/SAG-AFTRA.

Hunter Ringsmith

Hunter Ringsmith (he/him) (Actor 5) Hunter is thrilled to be back at Theatre SilCo and in Summit county. You may have seen him in Ghost the Musical, Sister Act, Bad Jews, First Date, Sherlock Holmes the Final Adventure, or plenty of concerts and cabarets. NYC credits include The Tempest at the Public Theatre’s Shakespeare in the Park. DC credits include Shakespeare Theatre Company: King Lear; Constellation Theatre: Desperate Measures; Washington Stage Guild: Major Barbara; Folger Theatre: Midsummer Night’s Dream. Other regional credits include work at Bridge Street Theatre, New Swan Shakespeare Festival, Colorado Shakespeare Festival, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre, Red House Arts Center, Hope Summer Rep, and The Dallas Theatre Center. Film work includes Netflix’s Rustin. He has an MFA from the University of California, Irvine and a BFA from Southern Methodist University. www.hunterringsmith.com Instagram: @hringsmith

OLIVIA STEVENSON

(sher/her) (Actor 3): Olivia is thrilled to be making her Theatre SilCo debut. Previous credits include The School for Lies (Greenbrier Valley Theatre), Noel Coward's Hay Fever (Florida Rep), Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey (Sacramento Theatre Company), and A Christmas Carol (STC).  Olivia holds a Masters from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and is a proud Muhlenberg College alum. She currently lives in NYC, but originally hails from northern California. Member of AEA.  Always for B & J!

SHARON KAY WHITE

(she/her) (Actor 4): At Theatre SilCo: Mamma Mia (Tanya), I'll Eat You Last, A Chat With Sue Mengers (Sue Mengers), The Underpants (Gertrude) Sister Act (Mother Superior), Noises Off (Dotty Otley). Arvada Center: 19 productions, including Sister Act, White Christmas, Ragtime, Hollywood Arms, and The Full Monty. Denver Civic: Great American Trailer Park Musical. Country Dinner Playhouse: Guys & Dolls, Moon Over Buffalo, Beauty and the Beast. Regional: Pioneer Theater, Repertory Theater of St. Louis, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. New York theater credits include Death of a Salesman, A Doll’s House, and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf. National tours: Guys and Dolls, Funny Girl.