2024 Digital Binder – In Person

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.

I identify as a transgender man. It is important for me to share this because I am planning on beginning my transition this Fall. I am more than happy to be considered for female roles despite my identity.

First performance was as Jackie Paper in Puff the Magic Dragon as a child in Southern Florida. Knew then that this was my calling. Graduated with a BA in Theatre at the University of Washington. Was part of The Circle in Square Acting Program in NYC. I have toured and performed in many theatres, schools, and parks in the United States. I am an emcee at Seattle Center and work as a scenerio actor for companies such as the Criminal Justice Training Center, Life Center Northwest, UW Standardized Patient Program, and Effective Arts.

Hello!

My name is Abby, and theatre means everything to me. I'm looking for further opportunities to hone my craft and work with wonderful new people! I'm an actress, singer, and musician who can be a mover as needed. I love all parts of the theatre, and lending a helping hand in whatever way I can.

Thank you for your time!

Genna Dow is a current senior at Cornish College of the Arts, majoring in Musical Theatre with an interest in performing, devising, and directing. They come from Minneapolis, and were most recently on stage in a Cornish production as Cecelia in Fefu and her Friends!

Lauren Drake is a 23-year-old indie pop/folk singer-songwriter and actress who has been singing ever since she could talk. She’s released three singles, “play along,” “malibu,” and “okay,” all of which tell stories of a young woman navigating life, love, loss and everything in-between. Her EP "Preludes" released March 2023. Lauren graduated from Pepperdine University with a BA in Theatre Arts (acting) and a minor in music in April 2022. She is also a voice and theater teacher, having taught at multiple theater companies and studios around the greater Seattle area. Nowadays, you can catch her performing with Jet City Improv as an ensemble member and in different theatrical productions around town (Showtunes Theatre Company, Csz Seattle, & more to be announced later in 2024).

Tatyana Emery (they/them) is an actor, director, educator, and playwright on the unceded, traditional lands of Coast Salish and Duwamish peoples. A graduate of Tufts University with a major in Performance Studies, Education and a minor in Gender & Sexuality Studies. Their work revolves around the intersection of performance and community, situating the experiences of the global majority, of gender expansive people as central to a liberatory theatre practice. Since 2022, Tatyana has been working in school communities through organizations such as the Seattle Repertory Theatre, the Seattle Children’s Theatre, and Seattle Shakespeare Company.

Tatyana Emery (they/them) is an actor, educator and playwright on the traditional land of the Coast Salish and Duwamish people. A graduate of Tufts University with a major in Performance Studies, Education and a minor in Gender & Sexuality studies. Their work revolves around the intersection of performance and community, situating the experiences of the global majority, of gender expansive people as central to a liberatory theatre practice. Since 2022, Tatyana has been working in school communities through organizations such as the Seattle Repertory Theatre and the Seattle Children's Theatre. As of 2023, they gleefully serve as School Programs Manager at Seattle Shakespeare Company with an interest in connecting Washington state schools to diverse and engaging classical theatre education.

Hi! I am so excited but I think there may have been a snafu with my appointment. I received a notice that said I hadn't signed up for a slot but I did previously submit and send a form. Maybe there was a technology issue on my end? Just wanted to make sure I successfully signed up and didn't get charged twice.

I've been doing theatre for a very short time, but in that time I discovered my love for theatre. Not just being on stage, but the whole production, working with others, and the community itself have always been things I adored. I love meeting and working with new people and having new experiences on stage. I can bring together the entire cast in a production, and I am flexible when it comes to stage direction.

My name is Gabriel FitzPatrick and I am a queer latino actor based in Seattle WA. My mission as an artist is to tell stories that hold meaning to people that don’t often get to see themselves onstage. I am passionate about theater being an inclusive art form for ALL kinds of people and to tell stories that will directly impact the theater community and audiences. I hope to aid in shaping the future of theater with the stories that are being told now. I also hope to share a piece of me and my truth with the world. I hope to tell these stories from a place of honesty and vulnerability and I aim to create art that touches people's hearts. That is the kind of art that inspires me and the kind of art I want to create in hopes of inspiring others.

Jasmine Flora (she/her) is a Seattle-based storyteller and showgirl last seen as The Horned Woman and The Girls in Map Theatre's "Blood Countess" by Kelleen Conway Blanchard. Flora has a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from Cornish College of the Arts and is passionate about liberating artists and audiences through powerful, intentional storytelling. You can find her on stages throughout the Pacific Northwest as her burlesque alter-ego, Lola California, and with her Neo-Burlesque Theatre Troupe, The Dirty Darlings, queer-ing fairytales. When not on stage, Flora can be found at 18th & Union, an arts space in the Central District, where she helps emerging artists produce and market their work.