2024 Digital Binder – In Person

Originally from Stratford Upon Avon in England. Louis has been in Seattle for the last 5 years. He has a lot of experience performing Shakespeare (particularly outdoors) but has also performed in new writing, Pinter, and adaptions of classics by Poe and Dickens amongst others. Last year began booking more theatrical and commercial engagements as well as taking a class at Freehold and watching more theatre too. He is excited to get stuck in this year and fully experience the joys and the challenges of Seattle's vibrant arts scene!

Laurence Wulfe has been making his way into the theatre world in every nook and cranny he can find, as both an actor and costumer. With strong ties to Village Theatre and their Kidstage program as both a student and educator, Laurence is excited to branch out and continue explore what else Seattle has to offer.

Parsa Kaffash is an artist originating from Tehran with a decade of experience in theatre, acting, sound design, and dubbing. He recently appeared in a supporting role in the film "The Persian Version," which won the Sundance Film Festival and was the opening film at the Munich Film Festival in 2023. Beyond his journey of artistic discovery with minimalistic approach, Parsa is a passionate political activist, a Santur instructor, and a globetrotter, with a commitment to social and global change.
He started collaborating with Seda Theatre Ensemble since May 2023.

Lizzy Bennett (she/her) is a recent transplant to Seattle from Montana since May 2022. She has worked in educational theater and touring theater since 2015. She graduated with a BFA in Acting from the University of Montana in 2016.

Daisy is an actor, writer, administrator, stage manager, eldest daughter, and always happy to help out. Currently a student at the University of Washington, and a lifelong Seattleite, she is profoundly grateful to call the PNW home. Daisy cares deeply about honest stories that unearth unexpected commonalities, attempts to approach her artistry with tremendous love and gratitude for those around her, and admits that she's a sucker for a happy ending. She thinks often of the ways bodies construct meaning onstage, and aims to tell stories that soften the barbs we turn on ourselves. Outside of rehearsal Daisy works at a small cookie bakery, video-chats with her cats, and always wants a hug.

I consider myself a character actress that can sing.

I'm a Seattle-born theatre artist who recently returned to the city after moving to Portland, OR for my education. My interest and experience in theatre is wide-reaching and multi-faceted, and my most ardent goal in my work is connection and process with audience and collaborators alike.

Hello,
My name is Misty! I was supposed to audition last year but my body decided to have a massive stroke instead. Do NOT recommend. So, here I am, a year later, ready to once again audition for you.

Hello, my name is Klarissa Manza Vancliff but I prefer to be called my middle name Manza (MUN-ZA). I am currently 19 years old and I have been living in Burien Washington for 3 years. I was raised in the boiling pot of New York City which strengthened my artistic passions for Dance and Vocal.

I am a local actor and stagehand with both IATSE and AEA, looking for work in the greater Seattle area.

I developed an interest in acting a little over five years ago! I was an equestrian at the time, and I felt that I was spending too much time at the barn and not enough time searching for what else makes me happy. Working professionally in the entertainment industry was something that was constantly on my mind. So, I made the decision to quit riding and get proper training in front of the camera.
Since that first day in class I have not stopped my training, and my determination to make a change in this industry has only grown stronger.

I did some of my first performances in competitive figure skating as a young child. I fell in love with the performance aspects of the sport and began exploring the more creative side. I started choreographing my own programs, costumes, music and props. In my early teens I began to study and pursue acting and music. I got roles in three student films. One can be bought on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Walmart (Bridgeshurst Asylum for the Sane). The other two are on the way to being released. Being in front of the camera was a whole new level of creativity that I fell deeply in love with. It was so intriguing to me the idea of understanding a character's motives and emotions. I wanted to expand my knowledge of the stage, so last summer I did a small play in a local theater and an opera production with the Bellevue Opera. There is nothing as intimate as performing in front of a live audience. It was such a joy and honor. I want to get more experience and roles and broaden my skills as an actress.

I've always loved music ever since I can remember. I sang in my high school choir and my school's choral airs (elite choir). I began taking guitar lessons and fell in love with folk/country music. I really enjoy playing in front of an audience. People have told me I'm learning fast and really have something special. I have done many performances at school and open mics, and I am interested in finding more performance opportunities.

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.

Troy Daum is 28 year old actor who has appeared in numerous productions in Southern California where he is originally from. He is very excited to explore the opportunities available in the PNW and excited to be given the opportunity to audition.

I'm David Elwyn! I'm an actor, stunt performer and Fight director here in Seattle!

You may have seen me last year in "Monstrous Regiment", the inaugural production of Latitude Theatre, where I'm now a core company member! I had the fortune of working with Greenstage, where I played Tybalt and was Assistant Fight Choreographer, as well as Centerstage Theatre's production of Emma where I played Mr. Elton.

While I am looking for more exciting productions and bold companies to work on and with, I'm also currently seeking representation by an Agency!

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.

Annie is a local Portland actor last seen in 2023 starring in Jerrod Jordhal's "Taking Care of Animals" and “52 Pickup” by TJ Dawe and Rita Bozi at 21ten Theatre. Trained in Meisner with Chris Harder, Shakespeare with Gavin Hoffman, and on-camera acting with Ted Rooney, Annie is eager to combine the vulnerability, skill, and authenticity they have learned to each new role they embody.

Richard Arum (he/him) is a Seattle based actor, director, and filmmaker. He spent 15 years in the Boston area performing in theater, film, television, commercials, and industrial videos. He was seen on many local stages, including The Huntington Theater Company, Gloucester Stage Company, Boston Publick Theater, Stoneham Theater (now the Greater Boston Theater Company), Boston Playwrights’ Theater, Zeitgeist Stage, and Company One, as well as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland. He also appeared opposite Kevin James in the film Here Comes the Boom.
Since relocating to Seattle, Richard has continued to perform on both stage and screen. He was nominated for a Gregory Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor for his role in Book-It Repertory Theater’s epic production of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay. He has directed several productions for Studio 4 Seattle, as well as producing and directing the short film So I Was Wondering…, which appeared in seven film festivals across the country, and earned him a “Special Recognition for Directing” from the San Francisco Shorts Film Festival.
He received his BA in Theater Arts from Clark University, and studied Theater Education at Emerson College. He is a proud member of both Actors’ Equity Association and SAG-AFTRA.

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.