2024 Digital Binder – In Person

Since graduating from Interlochen arts academy’s musical theatre program I’ve had the privilege of working professionally in Chicago, Michigan, and Seattle. My greatest achievements in my craft have all centered around the fact that, for the most part, I am the first transgender woman to reimagine iconic roles on a professional level. These are opportunities for me to share with audiences a new perspective on just how authenticity within a role can truly come in any form. I hope to be a reminder to anyone who thought because they didn’t fit what they saw on broadway or tv that they would never work, that those days are behind us.

Vocal major, theater minor in college. Particularly interested in any musicals that require singer/instrumentalists. Currently an elementary music teacher who acts and sings on the side, but looking to go more part-time with teaching and shift more into professional music and theater. I have two residences – one in Olympia and one with my aunt and uncle in Shoreline, so available to be within 50 miles of Seattle.

Amy Mayes was named after a country song.
Her television credits include a guest starring role on the ID channel's "Evil in Law". She has played a recurring character on the webseries "Dynamo" and a starring role in "Imaginary Friends". Her film credits include "The Pageant", "Left Together", "The Party","Summer of '69", and most recently "Bigfoot Killed My Wife" .
On stage, she has performed at Book-it Repertory, Greenstage, Quiet theatre, Seattle Theater Group, Strawberry Theatre Workshop, and Seattle Repertory Theatre.
Amy is a Magna Cum Laude graduate from Cornish College of the Arts where she recieved her B.F.A in Acting. Post graduation she has continued her training at Freehold Theatre in Seattle, the William Esper Studio in NYC, Pearlman Acting Academy in LA, Upright Citizens Brigade training center in Los Angeles, and the Royal Conservatiore of Scotland.

Melody McClellan has been called “a functioning singer,” “an extremely versatile vocalist,” and “a vocal chameleon.” Equally at home in classical music and musical theater, Melody majored in Vocal Performance at Converse College in her hometown of Spartanburg, SC. During her time there, she performed with Converse Opera Theater as Marcellina in "The Marriage of Figaro," Adele in "Die Fledermaus," and in the title role of Seymour Barab’s comic opera "Little Red Riding Hood." She then traveled to Rome, Italy where she spent a summer rehearsing and performing the role of the Queen of the Night in Mozart’s "Die Zauberflöte." Other past roles include Nella in "Gianni Schicchi," Genovieffa in "Suor Angelica," Giulietta in "I Capuleti e i Montecchi," and Gasparina in "La Canterina."

On the musical theater stage, Melody has performed all over the Southeast in roles including Woman 1 in "My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra," Cher and Janis Ian in "Beehive: The 60’s Musical," Irene Molloy in "Hello, Dolly!," ’Piphany in "The Littlest Angel," Mrs. Lovett in "Sweeney Todd," Allison in "First Date," Dyanne in "Million Dollar Quartet," and Maria/Lisa Simpson in "Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play."

Melody has recently relocated to Seattle, Washington with her husband Wes and their absolutely rotten dog George. She also serves as an owner and Musical Director for OBPmusical, creators of the choose-your-own-adventure-style fantasy musical, "Off the Beaten Path." She helps to create and write the world of Arlyrus, has recorded many songs in many styles for their commissions music business, and has played many roles in "Off the Beaten Path" and its spin-offs.

Mia is a dedicated and passionate actress. She enjoys challenges and sees them as exciting new puzzles to be solved. Mia has learned from her years working behind the scenes on film and television sets to be adaptable. This makes her a well rounded and smart actress. Things are always changing and you have to be able to go with the go with the flow and change directions quickly. I am a quick problem solver whether it is on stage during a live performance or the last take of the day.

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Hello!
I am Brian McMurray, I have been acting most of my life though haven't had much of a chance to get into the professional/semi-professional side of acting in Seattle yet! I'm super excited to meet you all and hope I impress!

Terence Mejos is a Seattle based singer whose performances span from from classical to contemporary style. Mejos graduated from Western Washington University in 2019 with a B.A in Music, vocal performance emphasis. He later moved to Seattle and proceeded work with several theatre companies along the Sound, including Tacoma Opera, Vashon Opera, and Seattle Rep Theatre. Last March concluded his run as Roger in Tacoma Little Theatre's production of Rent. Sweets by Kate marks Mejos's debut performance with Low Brow Opera.

Hello!
My name is Taylor Noelani Batausa Melville. I am a mixed-race actress who is also a teaching artist. I am honored to audition for you today and to hear about new opportunities!

Indigo is a queer, genderqueer actor that loves to play roles of all genders and sexualities. They adore getting to play vibrant and intense characters, and are passionate about enhancing the deep soul of a story through musicality.

My name is Teddy Meyer. I've grown up in theatre quite literally my entire life. My parents met in a film actors studio so as soon as I was born I was always on stage. I like to say I started off as The Baby Jesus in a nativity scene and I've just never gotten off the stage since. For college I attended Western Oregon University and Cornish College of the Arts for theatre. Cornish was where I fell in love with Seattle. Over the course of my adult life I've mostly been directing but have recently made the return to stage as an actor and I couldn't be happier about it! When I'm not involved in the theatre in some form or another I like to spend time with my partner and cuddling my two cats.

Vincent Milay is a Graduate of The Pacific Conservatory in California. He has been working as an Actor, Director, and Producer in Seattle for the last 15 years. Most notably, he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role of Orin in Little Shop of Horrors with Reboot Theatre Company. Most recently he was featured in Miss Step, a new musical, at Village Theatre's Beta Series.

Jaret Miller is a neurodivergent (autism) actor and singer who has performed in over 40 educational and community theatre plays and musicals, including several new works. He is passionate about learning, performing, and working in and with the Seattle-area theatre community and would be honored to be considered for any role.

Jaret received his BA in Theatre: Performance Emphasis from Seattle Pacific University in 2022 after completing his AA in Drama and Theatre Arts from Shoreline Community College and high school theatre program at Roosevelt High School. He continues to study acting, voice, and dance through classes and private coaching and is a member of The Trinity Choir.

Recently, Jaret performed the roles of David Gamble in On A Clear Day You Can See Forever and Caleb Thorpe in The Spitfire Grill, as well as ensemble roles in Willy Wonka (musical) and Elf – The Musical. Other favorite roles include Judge Turpin in Sweeney Todd, Uncle Fester in The Addams Family Musical, and Underling in The Drowsy Chaperone.

Jaret has perfect pitch, a great aptitude for accents and dialects, the ability to sight sing, trouble with dance calls (but gives 150% to learn and embody the choreography during rehearsals and do it justice on stage), and enjoys learning new skills for productions, such as stilt walking.

Theresa is originally from Seattle, WA. She played basketball competitively for 12 years and got a scholarship at a D1 school. She spent two years in the Nevada Opera. Theresa has a BA Degree in Stage and Screen Acting from, The University of Nevada, Las Vegas. After graduating from UNLV, she studied at the The Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, Ireland. She acted professionally in Europe for a couple seasons. She then moved to Los Angeles where she worked on stage and screen. She starred in an indie movie with producer and director, Doug Schwartz, who is the creator of the hit show Baywatch. She moved back to Seattle this year and is looking to connect with the arts scene.

I'm also a director!