SHE/HER | Dorothy is a current senior at Greenwich High School. She has been in two Fort Salem Theater shows, Anne Frank (Anne), and Steel Magnolias (Annelle). Her other work includes Twelfth Night (Antonio), and has co-created and performed a script that advocated Social Justice among climate change and the BLM movement. Dorothy spent two semesters studying Meisner and Stanislovski techniques for monologuing at the SPAC school of the arts. Her first Shakespeare experience was a workshop taught by her cast mate Katherine! Dorothy is going to pursue acting in college along with spending time expanding on her other passions in running in track, and the study of world history. Dorothy has spent most of her free time studying the works of Lucille Ball and Gene Kelly. She has had the most fun rehearsing for the show and is so excited for you to see the show!

SHE/HER | Katherine is a Hoosick Falls native and a graduate of SUNY Potsdam. She appeared in Fort Salem Theater's 2022 production of Pride and Prejudice (Mr Bennet/Charlotte). Other acting credits include Twelfth Night (Olivia), Othello (Cassio), Peter and the Starcatcher (Mrs Bumbrake), A Box of Monkeys (Mrs Ondego-Jones), and All's Well That Ends Well (Lafew) at the Hubbard Hall Center for the Arts and Education in Cambridge, where she works as the Artistic and Administrative Associate. She has directed many teen and youth productions, including James and the Giant Peach Jr., Spoon River Anthology, And Then There Were None, Cinderella, Bugsy Malone, The Wizard of Oz Youth Edition, Little Women, Into the Woods, Oliver!, and Schoolhouse Rock Live! Katherine lives in Hoosick Falls with her husband, rambunctious poodle, and three darling cats.

HE/HIM | Henry is thrilled to make his debut here at Fort Salem Theater in this production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. He has been performing since he was 5 years old. Some of his favorite roles include Prince Eric in The Little Mermaid, Edna Turnblad in Hairspray, Bobby Strong in Urinetown the Musical, Pippin in Pippin, Melchior Gabor in Spring Awakening, and Jack Kelly in Newsies. Henry thanks his mom and dad, Hannah and Danny, for their endless encouragement, love and support.

SHE/HER | Mikayla is proud to be making her Fort Salem Theater debut as Helena with the stunning company of Midsummer! Mikayla is an actor currently based in Albany, NY. She attended The Conservatory of Theatre Arts at SUNY Purchase College as a theatre & performance major, with a concentration in acting, and a minor in playwriting. With dance training at the Conservatory of Dance at Purchase College, and Broadway Dance Center. Some past theatrical credits include How I Learned To Drive (Female Greek Chorus/producer), An Enemy of the People (Petra), Good Night Ladies (Miss La Bouche), Moonchildren (Lucky/lead u.s.), West Side Story (Graziella) and Footloose (Wendy Jo). Her film credits include Meetcute on Dance World (Kaya); which won “Best Experimental Short Film” at Adirondack Film Festival 2020, reviewed by Ben Stiller and David Benioff, The Good Mother (Diane); working opposite Hilary Swank and Karen Aldridge, and You’re So Shy (cheerleader); shown in multiple film festivals across the globe. She has also worked as a background actor on tv series The Gilded Age and Manifest. Mikayla is an award winning dancer in the style of musical theatre, and holds a 1st place national title at Royal Dance Competition with her solo “Everything’s Coming Up Roses”, and top 10 overall national solo, “Don’t Rain on my Parade” at Starpower Dance Competition. She teaches musical theatre dance at Ferrara's Dance Studio, and ballet, tap and jazz/hip-hop at Fort Salem Studio. She would like to thank her family and friends for supporting her. She would also like to thank her fellow cast and creatives for being awe-inspiring and hilarious.

Vidur is an international student from India doing a Theater major and music minor at Vermont State University Castleton. (He) is enjoying his time in the US learning about American culture and the entertainment industry. His previous credits include No Exit(Garcin), The IT Girl Musical(Mr.Notting), The House of Yes(Director), All American Boys(English Jones - KC/ACTF Nominated). During his free time, he likes making films and music videos. While not on stage, he also enjoys designing stage lighting. Vidur actively enjoys working on new projects and is always down to collaborate with new people.

SHE/THEY | Alanah recently graduated from Castleton University with a BA in Musical Theatre, and she is an alumna of The Corwin-Russell School at Broccoli Hall located in Sudbury, MA. Their previous shows include The Wind in the Willows (Norman), Sister Act (Deloris), The Mousetrap (Trotter), Mary Poppins (Mary), A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder (Phoebe), and Going Up the Country (Melanie — original cast). The companies they’ve worked with include The Moving Statues Theatre Company, Prides Young Artists, A Common Thread, and the Vermont Actors’ Repertory Theatre, in addition to her involvement in school productions. A.J. made her Fort Salem Theater debut last summer in Footloose! She thanks her family for their understanding as she divides her energy and attention across three different states.

SHE/HER | An teacher of 17 years and a lifelong lover of Shakespeare. This is Anna’s stage debut performance. “I know how to read and teach Shakespeare, but performing it is a completely new experience. I feel like an auto mechanic learning how to drive. Thank you to Sarah Murphy whose kind ways, artful eye, and skillful direction has taught me much. I am appreciative of Fort Salem Theater for this opportunity of growth. It is a joy and a privilege to live in a community that promotes both education and the arts.”

David has been an actor for over 40 years, having earned his Drama degree from Bennington College in Vermont (and even appearing with the local professional theater, Oldcastle, in She Stoops to Conquer (Diggory)). He pursued his career in acting in Los Angeles for a time, but soon realized that he would probably have to give up eating and sleeping to make it in Hollywood. Supplementing his love of theater meant getting a "real" job, which he did at NASA in between acting gigs. One thing led to another and he and his husband moved to the Washington, DC area, where once again sustaining the lifestyle to which David had become accustomed triumphed over his acting career. Indeed, David took an 8-year hiatus from the stage and was only persuaded back when he was playing in the orchestra pit for a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta, and looked at the actors on the boards and knew he wanted to be with them. David then worked assiduously in theaters large and small, and eventually joined a professional company in Bethesda, MD, Quotidian Theatre. Some his finest work was performed there including The Night Alive (Doc), The Cherry Orchard (Yepikhodov), The Seafarer (Nicky), A Lesson From Aloes (Piet), and many others including An Irish Twist on A Midsummer Night's Dream - where he also played Bottom. This appearance as Bottom marks his debut at Fort Salem, and he is particularly pleased to be working with this amazing cast and crew.

Courtnie is a Washington County native who trained at The Institute for American Musical Theater in New York City after graduating from Greenwich High School. While in NYC, she was the hair designer on Hudson Classical Theater’s productions of Pride and Prejudice (Lydia Bennet) and Sense and Sensibility (Charlotte Palmer). Recent credits include Songs for a New World (Woman 2) at SLOC and The Diary of Anne Frank (Edith Frank), Pride and Prejudice (Lizzy Bennet), Bright Star (Alice Murphy), and I Love You Because (Marcy Fitzwilliams) all at Fort Salem Theater. Courtnie also recently originated the role of Kayla Charter in Solstice, a new musical by local composer Ben Rowley, with Company of Curiosities.

Courtnie has served on the production teams of The Murder or Roger Ackroyd (Stage Manager) with iTheatre Saratoga and Little Shop of Horrors (Hair Designer/Assistant Stage Manager), Grease (Assistant Director/Hair Designer), Spring Awakening (Stage Manager/Hair Designer), Footloose (Director), Corn! (Lighting Designer), and Pirates of Penzance (Stage Manager/Lighting Designer) at Fort Salem.

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HE/HIM | Liam is home schooled and started dancing at the age of three. He is classically trained in ballet, along with tap, Jazz, and modern. Liam has performed with the Albany Berkshire Ballet for their Nutcracker holiday tours (Fritz), Liam then discovered musicals and added that to his love of the stage. Liam has appeared in Orange Star Smasharoo (Lil'Corky), The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (Charlie), Pippin (Theo/Ensemble), Mamma Mia! (Ensemble), Chicago (Amos/Ensemble), Legally Blonde (Kyle/Ensemble), Footloose (Uncle Wes/ Ensemble), The Sound Of Music (Herr Zeller/Ensemble). He made his FST debut in Footloose (Ensemble), The Pirates of Penzance (Pirate/Police), and in The Rocky Horror Show (Phantom/Rehearsal Brad). When not on the stage, Liam is a self-taught yoyo trick master.

SHE/HER | Vanessa is currently attending SUNY SCCC in pursuit of a music education degree and has always had an interest in theater. She was in all of her high school plays and musicals, and joined with Ad Astra Theater Troupe in 2019 and 2020. She has performed in productions such as Brigadoon (Lundie), Trail to Oregon (Grandpa/McDoon the Bandit King), and Trojan Women (Poseidon) and is excited to be bringing her talents to the classic Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night’s Dream. This production marks her Fort Salem Theater debut.

HE/HIM | Ethan is a Salem Native who has performed in Upstate New York since he was a student at Salem High School. At Fort Salem Theater, Ethan has performed in a multitude of shows including; Pride and Prejudice (Bingley/ Mary Bennett), Grease (Vince Fontaine), I Love You Because (NYC Man), Bright Star (Mayor Josiah Dobbs), and Spring Awakening (Otto), as well as performing backstage for The Little Shop Of Horrors (Stage Manager/ Understudy for Seymour, Mushnik and Orin) and is a FST Artistic Associate since January of this year. Ethan has also originated roles in two new works at The Charles R. Wood Theater in Glens Falls, NY; Welcome Home Johnny (Robby Moran) and Solstice (Henry). In The Summer of 2022 Ethan was also honored with his directorial debut at FST for The Wizard Of Oz. He has also just finished working with Charles J. Krawzyck on project managing the set for Eleanor! over at The Strand in Hudson Falls, NY. Ethan's ambition is to become a writer in the Theater/ Film branch, and hopefully make a career in all forms of entertainment!

SHE/HER | Tess is over the moon—the governess of floods—to be back on stage at Fort Salem playing a true *dream* role with a stellar cast and crew! Previously at Fort Salem: Pride & Prejudice (Jane/Anne de Bourgh). In addition to Fort Salem, Tess has been lucky enough to perform with many excellent theatre companies across the Capital Region, Southern Vermont, and Western Massachusetts, including Walloomsac River Theatre Company, Pittsfield Shakespeare in the Park, Creative Action Unlimited, Harbinger Theatre, Bennington Community Theatre, Sand Lake Center for the Arts, Albany Civic Theater, and Williamstown Theatre Festival. Selected recent local credits: Players (Josie/Anne); Firebringer (Keeri); When Johnny Came Home (Marge); LOVE/SICK (Kelly/Emily); Uncle Simon’s Funeral (Gram); Comedy of Errors (Adriana); Voices for Peace (Kathy Kelly); Hurricane Diane (Beth); ALIEN/NATION (Janie); Haunting of Hill House (Eleanor); All My Sons (Ann); Much Ado About Nothing (Margaret/Verges). Snuggles and kisses to Winnie and Dali.

HE/HIM | Zach is thrilled to be back at Fort Salem Theater! You may recall seeing him earlier this season in You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown (Schroeder) and Spring Awakening (Melchior). Previously, Zach has performed with SLOC in Violet (Flick), Dog Sees God (Van), and First Date (Waiter). Some of his favorite past credits include West Side Story (Bernardo), Shrek the Musical (Donkey), Love's Labour's Lost the Musical (King), and Avenue Q (Nicky). Zach would like to thank his friends for their unwavering support and encouragement. Enjoy the show!

SHE/HER | Juno Catlin goes to Greenwich central school. You may have seen her in Peter Pan (Michael), James and The Giant Peach (James), two cabarets in 2020 and 2021, The Wizard of Oz (Glinda), Fun Home (Young Allison), Oliver (Oliver), Seussical (Jojo), Annie (Annie). Juno has performed at Hubbard hall for 7 years and In her own school productions for 1. This is her third year in all county chorus. This year she also helped out in Hubbard halls school house rock jr in July.

Ryan Coburn attends Salem Washington Academy, and is currently in the 7th Grade, here in Salem, NY. As a local to Salem, Ryan takes full advantage of many opportunities offered in the Arts here in town. Ryan fills her days with guitar lessons at the Historic Salem Courthouse, private vocal lessons, playing the Flute in the Jr. High and Jazz Band, School Drama Club and local plays. She has appeared on stage in the Missoula Children's Production of Aladdin ( Vagabon ), The Lion King Jr. (Nala) and most recently on the Fort Salem Stage in The Little Mermaid Jr. (Ariel) through the L.L.P. Summer Camp Program, provided free to all the local students, through the Historic Salem Courthouse.

Natalie is a third grader in Salem Central School. Natalie has a love for the theatrical arts; whether it’s acting, singing or dancing. Natalie feels at home on the stage. She enjoys playing the piano and baking. She was in Salem Central School’s production of The Sound of Music (Marta). She also dances in the Fort Salem Studio jazz/hip hop dance class. Natalie hopes to be a famous performer one day.

Vera & Louise Clary are twins in 3rd Grade at Salem Central Elementary School. They appeared together in Salem Central High School’s production of The Sound of Music (Ensemble) as 1st Graders. They have also performed with their Irish Step Dance and Ballet Classes.

Vera & Louise Clary are twins in 3rd Grade at Salem Central Elementary School. They appeared together in Salem Central High School’s production of The Sound of Music (Ensemble) as 1st Graders. They have also performed with their Irish Step Dance and Ballet Classes.

SHE/HER | Most of Rachael's theater experience comes from being an audience member. Her last role on the stage was during her senior year of high school, in the 2001 production of The Wizard of Oz at Salem Central School, where she proudly starred as Toto. She has a longstanding love of Midsummer, and has shared that love with hundreds of 8th graders where she taught English Language Arts at Cambridge Central School. Rachael wants to thank her husband Charlie for his unwavering love and support and for picking up all the slack. “I can no other answer make, but thanks, and thanks, and ever thanks.”

Siri started acting classes when she was 12 years old because she was too shy to present oral reports in class. She fell in love with theater and continued acting in New York City during the 1980s, where she also joined two repertory companies – one toured to homeless shelters, and the another was a renegade Shakespeare troupe (in Romeo and Juliet, she played a Yiddish servant). After her children were born, she left theater and turned to storytelling. She is now a member of the Story Circle of the Capital District, a local guild of storytellers, and she participates in Whispering Bones ghost story shows. In Salem, Siri re-entered theater life. She wrote and directed a local history show, joined the Footlighters community theater, and was in Fort Salem Theater’s production of The Savannah Disputation (Margaret), Grease (Miss Lynch), and Footloose (Betty Blast). She is thrilled to be working with the lovely, talented and energetic people at Fort Salem Theater!

Amy graduated from SUNY Albany where she majored in Theater. She has interned at the Adirondack Theater Festival, stage-managed years ago at Fort Salem Theater for Kathy Beaver’s Patsy Cline tribute show, and for Nunsense with Schuylerville Community Theater. After a 20-year hiatus from theater, Amy returned to Fort Salem Theater as Co-Stage Manager for Pride and Prejudice and was assistant to the stage manager during the run of Grease at Fort Salem Theater before taking on the stage manager role in FST productions of Bright Star and Footloose. Amy has sincerely enjoyed every moment working at Fort Salem Theater and will be forever grateful to Kyle and Jared for the opportunity to work with them and so many other wonderful artists.

HE/HIM | Ethan is a Salem Native who has performed in Upstate New York since he was a student at Salem High School. At Fort Salem Theater, Ethan has performed in a multitude of shows including; Pride and Prejudice (Bingley/ Mary Bennett), Grease (Vince Fontaine), I Love You Because (NYC Man), Bright Star (Mayor Josiah Dobbs), and Spring Awakening (Otto), as well as performing backstage for The Little Shop Of Horrors (Stage Manager/ Understudy for Seymour, Mushnik and Orin) and is a FST Artistic Associate since January of this year. Ethan has also originated roles in two new works at The Charles R. Wood Theater in Glens Falls, NY; Welcome Home Johnny (Robby Moran) and Solstice (Henry). In The Summer of 2022 Ethan was also honored with his directorial debut at FST for The Wizard Of Oz. He has also just finished working with Charles J. Krawzyck on project managing the set for Eleanor! over at The Strand in Hudson Falls, NY. Ethan's ambition is to become a writer in the Theater/ Film branch, and hopefully make a career in all forms of entertainment!

SHE/THEY | Alanah recently graduated from Castleton University with a BA in Musical Theatre, and she is an alumna of The Corwin-Russell School at Broccoli Hall located in Sudbury, MA. Their previous shows include The Wind in the Willows (Norman), Sister Act (Deloris), The Mousetrap (Trotter), Mary Poppins (Mary), A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder (Phoebe), and Going Up the Country (Melanie — original cast). The companies they’ve worked with include The Moving Statues Theatre Company, Prides Young Artists, A Common Thread, and the Vermont Actors’ Repertory Theatre, in addition to her involvement in school productions. A.J. made her Fort Salem Theater debut last summer in Footloose! She thanks her family for their understanding as she divides her energy and attention across three different states.

Courtnie is a Washington County native who trained at The Institute for American Musical Theater in New York City after graduating from Greenwich High School. While in NYC, she was the hair designer on Hudson Classical Theater’s productions of Pride and Prejudice (Lydia Bennet) and Sense and Sensibility (Charlotte Palmer). Recent credits include Songs for a New World (Woman 2) at SLOC and The Diary of Anne Frank (Edith Frank), Pride and Prejudice (Lizzy Bennet), Bright Star (Alice Murphy), and I Love You Because (Marcy Fitzwilliams) all at Fort Salem Theater. Courtnie also recently originated the role of Kayla Charter in Solstice, a new musical by local composer Ben Rowley, with Company of Curiosities.

Courtnie has served on the production teams of The Murder or Roger Ackroyd (Stage Manager) with iTheatre Saratoga and Little Shop of Horrors (Hair Designer/Assistant Stage Manager), Grease (Assistant Director/Hair Designer), Spring Awakening (Stage Manager/Hair Designer), Footloose (Director), Corn! (Lighting Designer), and Pirates of Penzance (Stage Manager/Lighting Designer) at Fort Salem.

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Vidur is an international student from India doing a Theater major and music minor at Vermont State University Castleton. (He) is enjoying his time in the US learning about American culture and the entertainment industry. His previous credits include No Exit(Garcin), The IT Girl Musical(Mr.Notting), The House of Yes(Director), All American Boys(English Jones - KC/ACTF Nominated). During his free time, he likes making films and music videos. While not on stage, he also enjoys designing stage lighting. Vidur actively enjoys working on new projects and is always down to collaborate with new people.

Charles/Chuck is a well-rounded artist with experience in creative writing, HDR photography, graphic design and 3D rendering, improvisational piano, original song composition and scenic design for theater. While attending Southern Vermont College 2001-2005 (bachelor’s in liberal arts) he worked summers at Old Castle Theater in Bennington, VT (2000 to 2005) where he learned, by observation, the creative nuances of set design as he worked as a stagehand. Charles is currently the Resident Scenic Designer and an Artistic Associate for Fort Salem Theater where, in October 2021, he debuted a design for The Diary of Anne Frank. In the 2022 season, he went on to design: Little Shop of Horrors, Steel Magnolias, Pride and Prejudice, Grease, The Wizard of Oz: Youth Edition, Bright Star, I Love You Because, Spring Awakening, You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown, Footloose, and The Little Mermaid Jr. and The Pirates of Penzance, along with designing Grant’s Ghost for Hubbard Hall on the side. Charles has also directed Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus in 2004 at his then-former High School, and The Glass Menagerie at Southern Vermont College in 2009.

Prior to his work at Fort Salem Theater, Charles has over eight years of set design experience, artistic/stage directing, assistant directing and serving as a theatrical creative-solutions consultant (for a local high school drama club). Shows he has designed there include: The Diary of Anne Frank (2007), Once Upon a Mattress, Rumors, The Importance of Being Earnest, Beauty and the Beast, Into the Woods, Twelve Angry Jurors, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, And Then There Were None, The Sound of Music, Noises Off, Shrek the Musical, and ended his run there with The Mousetrap (2015).

After taking some time away from theatrical design Charles feels truly thankful and honored to reignite his passion for design at Fort Salem Theater and is very honored to have helped design Grant’s Ghost for Hubbard Hall’s current presentation. Charles is presently looking forward to contributing more in the near future as he gears up for Fort Salem’s 2023 season.

Eric is a Los Angeles singer/songwriter currently living in upstate New York, known as one part crooner, one part protest singer and every part artist. Eric's time performing in Southern California began years ago in local clubs and venues. With the lyrical bite of an Elvis Costello, the dynamic voice of a Van Morrison, and the passion of a Bruce Springsteen, his prowess eventually led to performances around the world.

As the main songwriter for indie folk band Common Rotation, Kufs has released six full-length albums and recorded with the likes of They Might be Giants and Indigo Girls as well as his own songwriting hero and mentor, renowned singer/songwriter Dan Bern.

In his most recent solo EPs and albums, he has traded in the ironic folk element of past work for a more sincere, soulful 70s pop sound. His current creative work continues to be placed in TV and film. Armed with his guitar and voice, Kufs continues to reach new audiences both with his recordings and his regular performances on his Friday night livestream show, “Until the End of Time” and out in music venues across the country.

SHE/HER | Sarah is thrilled to return to Fort Salem Theater after appearing in 2022's Pride and Prejudice (Mrs. Bennet). Since November 2021, Sarah has served as the Library Director at Greenwich Free Library, helping to provide literature, entertainment, and vast resources to the community. Sarah is co-director of Tiny Box Theater with whom she has participated as dramaturg, story collaborator, voice artist, performer, and tiny box operator in New York City and on the road in Massachusetts, Toronto, and at the Edinburgh Festival in Scotland. Sarah has directed Romeo & Juliet, Comedy of Errors, Macbeth, and As You Like It at the Browning School in Manhattan, where she also wrote and directed several very short plays for very young actors. As a performer, Sarah has appeared nearby with Bakerloo Theatre Project in Round Lake and Troy (Beatrice in Much Ado; Viola in Twelfth Night, Cobweb in Midsummer, Lady Macbeth and a witch concurrently in the Scottish play), and not too far away at the theater at Bread Loaf in Ripton, VT (Cassandra in Troilus and Cressida). Sarah has also worked as a school librarian and teacher of literature and theatre. She is grateful to this cast and crew for creating such outstanding mischief in the wood, and she thanks her library colleagues and her family for their support.

Aaron, who fabricated the Deer mount sculpture and Bottom's ears for this production, holds an associate’s degree in Specialized Business (Special Makeup Effects) from the Tom Savini Special Makeup Effects program and a Bachelor’s of Science degree from SUNY Empire State where he double majored Theater Arts and Interdisciplinary Art Studies.

Aaron has 10+ years of experience in the themed environment and stage industry working for Adirondack Studios in Argyle and as a member of IATSE Local 524. Aaron has fabricated for companies such as Disney and Universal Studios. Aaron formed The Custom Curiosities Company four years ago to continue work flexibly while staying home to raise his daughter. Under the Custom Curiosities Company banner Aaron provides custom fabrication and sculptural services as well as unique life-casting services. Pre-dating his work as a fabricator Aaron performed in a number of productions with various local theater companies throughout the Capital Region.

Molly is an upstate NY actor and stage combatant specializing in Shakespeare’s work, who recently made her Fort Salem debut onstage in The Rocky Horror Show. Favorite local credits include Ella in Bells Are Ringing (NSCP), Izzy in Seminar (Albany Civic), Angela in American Soldiers (Albany Civic) and Grandma in The Addams Family (SLOC). Local professional credits include Othello (Desdemona), Twelfth Night (Viola), and The Little Foxes (Zan). Molly has also been seen throughout the Capital Region choreographing fights for various theaters in the area. She would like to thank her family, friends, and James for everything always.

HE/HIM | Kyle has three decades of creating award-winning theatre under his belt, working as a producer, director, choreographer, designer, and performer. His work has been seen all across the US, from Cape Cod, to Boston, Arizona and Dallas, to New York and has been recognized by the AriZoni Awards of Excellence, BroadwayWorld Awards, Column Awards, Annie Award, MET Awards, and MHSDG Awards, among others.

Best known for creating larger-than-life musicals, some of Kyle’s credits include Hairspray, Next to Normal, Evita, White Christmas, I Love You Because, Fiddler on the Roof, Guys and Dolls, The Music Man, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, A Man of No Importance, West Side Story, Footloose, Into the Woods, RENT, The Rink, The Boyfriend, Schoolhouse Rock Live, Little Shop of Horrors, A Chorus Line, Chicago, Grease, La Cage aux Folles, The World Goes ‘Round, Cabaret, Pirates of Penzance, My Favorite Year, Annie, and Fame.

At Fort Salem Theater, he has directed and choreographed Salem Under The Stars, The Marvelous Wonderettes, Next to Normal, There’s No Business Like Snow Business, Grease, and The Pirates of Penzance, and has designed costumes for FST’s Pride & Prejudice , Grease, and Bright Star. He recently made his FST onstage debut in The Rocky Horror Show.

Kyle is humbled to be the executive and artistic director of Fort Salem Theater, and in June 2023, was named one of the Top 10 New York State LGBTQ+ Leaders by I ❤️ NY.