2024 Digital Binder – In Person

Praised as “a gifted and superb tenor” by Vashon-Murray Island Beachcomber, Oliver Callahan has had the opportunity to perform all around North and South America, as well as in Europe. Before relocating to Seattle, Oliver spent nearly four years in the US Army, which lead to him having the honor to serve as the Assistant Director of the 82nd Airborne Division’s All-American Chorus (one of the three premier Army vocal groups). While preforming with the Chorus, he was invited to sing at places such as the United States Military Academy at West Point, Ellis Island, Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, various locations in Washington DC, as well as multiple NFL, NHL, and MLB game appearances, the Coca-Cola 500, and the D-Day commemoration events in Sainte-Mère-Église France. After his time in the service, Oliver moved to Seattle to attend the University of Washington for a post-bachelorette degree in Vocal Performance, where he is studying under Thomas Harper. His recent theater credits include: The Collector in A Streetcar Named Desire (Tacoma Opera), Soldier in Carmen (Tacoma Opera), Collins U/S and Ensemble in Rent (Renton Civic Theater), Anthony in Sweeney Todd: the Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Vashon Repertoire Theater), Jupiter in Philemon und Baucis (UW Opera), and J.B. Biggley in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (UW StageNotes). Upcoming performance will be Wolfram in The Tales of Hoffmann with Tacoma Opera.

Justine Cameron (she/her/hers) is a Chicago-based artist, originally hailing from the beautiful city of Seattle. She is also an avid reader, knitting enthusiast, an aspiring interior designer, and a proud parent to her cat, Ellie. IG: @justinekc

I am currently represented in the Midwest but am seeking additional representation in the PNW & West coast.

Hello! I studied, performed, and taught in New York before moving to Seattle. I won the Bentley Award for “Best New Actress” for my West Coast debut playing Felicia in I Hate Hamlet (Bellingham Theatre Guild). I adored playing Miss Hannigan in Annie at Leavenworth Summer Theatre (2017) along with Mrs. Merkle in Bye Bye Birdie. In the Seattle area, I've been seen as Finny in Chocolate Hearts (Slate Theatre), Wendy Windows in The Grey Golem (Ghostlight Theatricals) and Pearl Payne in These Shining Lives (Woodinville Rep). TV/Film credits include Fist City (David Shuster Productions), Little Red Robin Hood (Poppy’s Purse Productions), and MysteryQuest: Jack the Ripper (History Channel). She's part of the Seattle Troupe for American Immersion Theater as a Murder Mystery Host and a Disney Princess. She's recently begun taking film acting classes at Freehold Theatre Lab/Studio with John Jacobsen and Robin Lynn Smith.

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I love exploring flawed characters, the ones you love to hate yet can’t help but pull for. I work hard and learn lines quickly. I retired early and am flexible regarding time and location.

I have been active in the theater world for about two decades now. I just recently got back into theater in 2022 after taking a break to finish my bachelors degree. I have been involved with many community theaters for the last 2 years and would like to take the next step and try something bigger.

Hello auditors!

I am a singer, actor, and musician in the Seattle area. I have a particular love for musicals with pop/rock scores, new works, and anything with a small cast of interesting characters.

Hello, my name is Nathan Cardenas. I’m a theater artist who’s been in Seattle for about a year. Love being in the community and very excited about any and all opportunities that may come.

I began acting for the stage at the age of 7 in my local childrens theatre, Whidbey Children’s Theatre (WCT), in productions of “Treasure Island”, “Charlotte’s Web”, “Shoemaker and the Elves” and “Robin Hood” as Robin Hood.
I continued acting at WICA (Whidbey Island Center for the Arts), performing in productions such as “The Kentucky Cycle”, “Oliver!”, “Big, the musical”, and “It's A Wonderful Life”.
After graduating highschool I continued my acting career by attending SCAD (Savannah College for Art and Design) to pursue my dream to act in film and television along with acting for the stage. At SCAD I was in two main stage productions: “Everybody” and “Rumors”. With appearances in eight separate student films such as “The Guest”, “The Redeye”, “Lord Henry Boddingham III” , “Carved in Stone”, and “The Picture of Dorian Grey”.
I have been told I'm a natural, multifaceted actor. Enthusiastic and imaginative in my work, bringing humor and a serious focus to my roles.
I’m looking to branch into the Theatre and Film scene here in Seattle while I pursue my goal of studying abroad in the UK. Either through a masters program or a workshop intensive.
I’m interested in voice over work and am building a home studio.

I’d like to thank my mother for the support and help to allow me to pursue a career in acting. I couldn’t have done this without her.
Thank you Mom.

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Shona Carter graduated in June of 2023 with BAs in Theatre Performance and Creative Writing. She he has always been enamored by theatre's ability to display the human experience with rawness and beauty, and to incite critical thought and social change through stories told on stage. Shona loves building authentic, affecting (and affected!) characters, learning more about herself through every role she takes on, and embracing the depth of empathy that is required to be an honest actor. She is a diverse performer, unafraid to take on anything from Shakespeare to new works, and excited for any opportunity to collaborate and spread meaningful messages through art.