2024 Digital Binder – In Person

Juliette is in 6th grade at Sacred Heart School and has been involved in theater since she was in 4th grade. She finds so much joy being involved in theater and has had wonderful experiences learning from the talented actors and directors she has worked with. She looks forward to learning more and growing in her craft. Outside of theater, Juliette is an active in club volleyball, track and field and summer swim team.

Youth Audition

I got into theater because of my two daughters. They auditioned for a production of Fiddler on the Roof out at the Kitsap Forest Theater. My wife and I were encouraged to audition as well. We made it a big family thing, all reading plays together and practicing our monologues and songs for each other. The kids got their parts, and somehow I got the part of Lazar Wolf, which was pretty good for a first show. It was a blast. The Forest Theater is a special place, so we kept doing shows out there as a family for many years. Over time, my wife and younger daughter lost interest in performing. My older daughter is still full-on, a BFA student at the University of Minnesota. You may get a video from her. As for me, acting opened up a part of myself that had never had expression before, a way of adventuring into all kinds of human existence. I have tried to get better at it. I wish I'd found it earlier. I've been lucky enough to do some great shows with better actors around Seattle. I took a couple of years off to spend as much time with my kids as possible before they left for college, but now that they are out, I'm eager to see how fart this will take me while I can still do it. I know there's a lot of parts I'm probably too old for, but I try to be fearless, flexible, and fierce as I go along. Thanks for listening.

Sasha Hartanov (they/them) has been a voice actor, burlesque performer, and stage actor in the Seattle area for five years now. They attended the Cornish College of the Arts where they received a BFA in Theater in December of 2020. They have worked as a stage manager with Fat Bottom Productions for the past three years, and have performed with Dacha Theater Company, Noveltease Theatre, and as an online audiobook narrator. In addition to their theater work, they are a culinary artist of nine years and taught at the Seattle Culinary Academy for two years.

AUDREY HEROLD Audrey is a Seattle-based actor, represented by Melissa Baldauf/Big Fish NW Talent, and certified in Unarmed Combat through SAFD/Geof Alm.

Favorite past roles include: Mary Magdalene (Last Days of Judas Iscariot), Beatrice (Much Ado), and Cobalt the A.I. in Dacha Theatre’s Time Out New York-acclaimed :robot_face: She holds a BFA in Acting from Trinity Western University, and Certificate in Catholic Liberal Arts from Catholic Pacific College. A former Taproot Theatre’s Educational Touring Actor, Audrey regularly tours with Taproot’s Improv Team.

She graduated (summa cum laude) with her MFA in Arts Leadership and Graduate Certificate in Fundraising Leadership, from Seattle University (2023) and currently serves on the board of nationwide Catholic Artist Connection, and as the interim Marketing Manager for local Seattle favorite: Dacha Theatre.

Audrey is a huge fan of classic texts– especially Shakespeare and Sophocles– and admires the quirky and poetic playwrighting styles of: Sarah Ruhl, George F. Walker and Tennessee Williams. She adores site-specific theatre, stage combat and any theatre set to music.

Allison Renee is a Seattle-based actor and director currently in her last semester of school, where she will be getting her BFA in Acting/Original Works from Cornish College of the Arts in May. She has recently been seen as Eddie in A View from the Bridge and Helga in Cabaret (Cornish College of the Arts), and is currently directing her joint senior thesis, Curiosity, which is a new musical written by David Volpini III. Outside of theatre she enjoys performing original burlesque numbers, wine tasting, and playing any and all video games.

Hana Hahn is an American, non-binary actor. They made their lead debut in Cuckoo (2024) as Penny. They are known for their roles as Blair in Vulture (2023) and Annalise Campbell in Menace (2023). Hana made their television debut in 2021 in Three Busy Debras. They have also appeared on stage in various productions, splitting their time between film and stage.

I am a transplant from Norfolk, Virginia and have been living/working in Seattle since 2018. I enjoy telling impactful stories showcasing the highs and lows of the human experience. When not working I continually train in the art of theatrical stage combat and have been taking classes, earning certifications, and assisting classes since 2013.

Cameran Hebb is an actor and comedian who writes jokes and non-joke things. Cameran currently lives in Washington state after a decade of living in New York.
In NYC, she was a member of the acting residency The Bats at the Flea Theatre and performed at the Whitney Museum, as well as a six hour-long socially immersive Sophocles play, These Seven Sicknesses. She has performed at theaters around NYC from Ars Nova to Theatre Row. For three years, she was the lead in a play about a young woman’s struggle with breast cancer: Keepingabreast by Jackie Rosenfeld. The show debuted at the New York Fringe Festival and Cam was awarded a grant from the Queens Council of the Arts for the continuation of the show.
Cam was a lead in the dark-comedy indie film, “Me and Lizzie” alongside Rob Yang. She also wrote, produced, and starred in her short film titled, “Sexual Tension.”
A few years ago, Cam was engaged for 24 hours and then went through a fetal-position-on-kitchen-floor-crying-kind-of-break-up. Through depression or anxiety, or (let’s be honest) both, she found kinship in stand-up comedy. She won the New Talent Competition at Gotham Comedy Club, landing a TV spot on Gotham Comedy Live, as well as a residency at Broadway Comedy Club. She was a finalist for Ladies of Laughter competition and competed in the prestigious Seattle International Comedy Competition as well as the lots of festivals all over the place. At one point she created, hosted and produced a show in Manhattan at a large craft beer bar called, "Keg Stand-Up Comedy Hour."
Cam performed her solo character show to sold-out shows at HBO’s Women in Comedy Festival in Boston. Both of her solo character shows, Planet Woman and Disney Meets Honesty debuted at the People Improv Theatre’s SOLOCOM festival in NYC.
As a stand-up comedian, Cam has opened for Phoebe Robinson, Joe Pera, Aparna Nancherla, Nick Thune, Sklar Brothers, Carmen Christopher, Pete Lee, Zack Zimmerman, Nate Jackson, Langston Kerman and Gavin Matts.
Cam writes comedic parody songs and posts them on Youtube and Instagram under a platform called Just Jinglez.
Honestly, she just wants to create work that makes people feel like they are drinking boxes of some juicy life juice. She does hope to make people “LOL” but won’t ever text or say that acronym.

Hailey Henderson loves to work and she loves people. The Theatre is sacred to her. She feels deeply passionate about spreading empathy through storytelling.

Her one-woman show, Blackout, debuted on her back porch in Seattle during the summer of 2021, when most live performances had been dark for a year. This kicked off a sixteen show West Coast tour of porches and theaters in six cities. After touring college campuses in 2022, Blackout won the award for “Best Drama” at the United Solo Festival at Theatre Row in New York City in the spring of 2023.