2024 Digital Binder – In Person

Hello! My name is Amanda Petrowski (Amanda Marquis) and I am an actor/singer based in north Seattle. Thank you for the opportunity to audition for you today.
In addition to acting I have a degree in criminology and have worked in victim services and court administration.

Graduated from Cornish College of the Arts in 2017. I am hoping to make beautiful art with any and everyone who is willing to in the near future.

Levi is a graduate from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in Acting/Original Works. His professional credits include Jeff in Enough! Plays to End Gun Violence (Seattle Public Theatre), Claudio in Measure for Measure (Shaxberd), and The Mayor/Pan in Mega Hero Rangers Go Go Go Supreme (14/48 Parks Show). His Cornish productions include Head Over Heels (Dametas), Gruesome Playground Injuries (Doug), and Kill Shakespeare (Hamlet). Upcoming: Levi will be playing Macduff in Seattle Shakespeare Company's educational tour of Macbeth. He’s proud to be represented by TC Talent.

My name is Olivia Finkelstein! I'm an actor who also sings and dances. I grew up in Issaquah, Washington, and I graduated from Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences on Capitol Hill. Growing up, I trained everywhere I could – Village Theatre Kidstage, Redmond Academy of Theatre Arts, Icicle Creek Center for the Arts, Stagedoor Manor (NY), Broadway Theatre Project (FL), etc. Now, I'm earning my BFA in Acting from Illinois Wesleyan University, and I'll be graduating this May. I've taken classes such as Shakespeare, Advanced Scene Study, Acting for the Camera, Ballet, Modern Dance, and Videography. I've performed on the mainstage ("Airline Highway", "Appropriate", "The Wolves") as well as with the student-produced theater ("Dog Sees God", "The Blue Martini"), and I also love working as part of our sketch comedy troupe "Quickies!". Now, as I prepare to graduate and leave the comfort of my peers, professors, and campus, I'm excited to find my footing and continue my theatrical training outside of a traditional educational environment. I'm particularly excited to audition for Seattle theaters that I've attended religiously throughout my childhood and dreamed of the opportunity to participate with. I'm passionate about the ability to instill empathy through theatre. I am a person who feels very deeply, and I care a lot about the world. I want to use my voice and sense of self to portray characters in stories that need to be told. I'm looking forward to the end of February! Thank you for your consideration.

I am a Hispanic actor with stage and film experience.

Legal Name: Daniel Ruben Britton

Hi folks! What my resume doesn't tell you is that I've been a Teaching Artist for over a decade, I love to sing, and my Spanish es muy muy mal. I'm performing in 14/48 the weekend of March 8-9 and I'd love to see you there!

Thank you for the opportunity! In addition to the details in my resume, I'd like to highlight that I am driven by collaboration and experimentation. Referred to as a director's actor, I excel in swiftly bringing characters to life on stage. With a talent for quick memorization, I thrive in the dynamic process of character creation.
I have a singing ability (though not formally trained) and have showcased this in two of my previous shows. As a fervent advocate for collaborative storytelling, I actively engage with directors, fellow actors, and the crew. I eagerly embrace challenges, contributing to a cohesive team dynamic.
I look forward to the possibility of collaborating, and bringing my passion for the craft and dedication to the collaborative art of storytelling to any project. Thank you once again for considering my potential contribution.

Giao Nguyen is a Vietnamese-American actor, director, and award-winning filmmaker based in Seattle.

A recent graduate of Seattle Pacific University with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance and a minor in Studio Art: Digital Media, his collaborative process was inspired by the interactive elements of performance and projection in his first college acting role, Love and Information. Since then, his foundation of supportive friends, family, and mentor/teachers along the way have forged him to become the artist he is now, a vessel for the light.

Specializing in short & long form narrative video and stage performance, his artistic compass combines visceral dialogue with heightened images that immerses audiences into the story at hand.

Thank you so much!

Born and raised in Seattle, Annabel developed a love for theatre at a young age, making her performance debut in A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the age of seven. Her love for drama, performance, and William Shakespeare became a running theme in her personal, academic, and professional life. She has since graduated from the University of Redlands, earning honors degrees in English Literature and Theatre Arts. She also received a semester diploma in Classical Acting in 2018 from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. Throughout Anna’s artistic career, she’s worked as an actor, director, dramaturge, stage manager, and theatre educator. She currently works as the Youth and Engagement Manager at Seattle Shakespeare Company.

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.

I’ve had a wonderful career doing semi -pro and volunteer musical theatre mostly, I started as an ingenue, but lately have enjoyed the more senior roles, playing Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast, widow Paroo in Music Man, and Lady Capulet in R and J to name a few. I’d like to go back to my roots from University days when I had an opportunity to do dramatic and comedic roles in non musicals, and also interested in classical literature. That being said I’m open to all opportunities. I am also a piano accompanist and would like to be considered for opportunities there as well. Thank you for your time.

Born in a Toronto, Canada suburb, raised in Northern England and eventually moving to Seattle as a teenager, Jane resides in beautiful Seattle, WA.  With her dad's job keeping the family moving and together, Jane attended 8 schools in 12 years, navigating a lot of fresh starts as the "new kid.". From a family of singers and dancers, Jane began dance first, then discovered acting.
Jane began studying acting after finishing her BA degree and appeared in her first professional show a few years later – starring in "No sex please, we're British" and hasn't looked back!
With close to 50 stage credits, she has received 2 awards for acting – Best Actress "Not Now, Darling" and Best Supporting Actress "A Flea in Her Ear" and nominated as ensemble for 5 Lesbians Eating Quiche.

Most recently, she has added voice over credits and television and commercial work.

Rylie is a queer mom who loves D&D, dancing, road trips, and making up songs with their daughter. She has a degree in theatre and minor in dance from Eastern Washington University and has recently been on stage in local productions such as "Emma" as Harriet and "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" both with Centerstage Theatre, and "Hay Fever" as Myra with Burien Actors Theatre. She has also been behind the scenes as a director (Queen City Theatre and Strawshop), choreographer (Arlington High School, Centerstage Theatre, and Eastern Washington University) and assistant director/choreographer (Washington Ensemble Theatre). When Rylie is not actively participating in a production, she works as Marketing Manager and Administrative Assistant for Centerstage Theatre (so…. still actively participating with productions haha). They hope you are all drinking water, eating, and taking care of yourselves, because they know how long these days can get!

Iveliz Martel (She/Her) is a Chilean actor who recently graduated from the MFA in Acting program at the UW School of Drama. Some favorite stage credits include Justice Roberta Salvo, The Merry Wives of Windsor, (Seattle Shakespeare Company); Alegrías, Chalk, (Yun Theatre); Cassandra, The Oresteia, (University of Washington); ensemble member, Glass. Kill. Bluebeard's Friends (Strawberry Jam at 12th Ave Arts); and Buda Errante—a solo show co-created with Bradley Wrenn for 12 Min Max (Base Art Space). This winter, she is working as an understudy in the play Luchadora at Seattle Children’s Theatre. Iveliz is also a science journalist and has developed a career as a radio reporter in her country.

Suz Pontillo (she/they) is a first-generation Chilean-American multi-hyphenate queer artist from Miami, Florida. Since moving to Seattle in 2020, Suz has had the opportunity to work with Tacoma Arts Live, Burien Actors Theatre, Strawberry Theatre Workshop, and Dacha Theatre. They are the Company Manager for Washington Ensemble Theatre.

I am excited to continue my acting journey and display my talents to a broader audience. I began performing in community theatre in 2016 after studying at North Seattle (Community) College. During that time I have been blessed with a number of beautiful leading and supporting roles. I have also been involved in theatre leadership positions, having served as Board president for The Original Theatre Black Dog. Outside of stage work, I played the role of Doc Burgess in the second season of the wonderful fictional podcast, "Broken, Alaska":

https://www.brokenalaskapodcast.com/characters

In addition to acting, I am an accomplished photographer. I am proud to have photographed the mainstage performances for Book-It Rep during their final seasons. Work samples published in the Seattle Times are linked below.

I appreciate your time and consideration.
—
https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/theater/mrs-caliban-at-book-it-provides-entertaining-spin-on-a-monster-story/

https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/theater/book-its-the-bonesetters-daughter-is-a-loving-tribute-to-the-stories-we-pass-on/

https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/theater/book-it-takes-on-grief-and-sci-fi-with-solaris/

Post graduation and studying theatre for what seems like my whole life I have started to diversify my skills as an artist and branched off into film and modeling after getting scouted and working with my current agencies however I still thrive and find theatre my home where my creative self truly flourishes and get to explore my craft like no other. I really appreciate this time to be able to share pieces that I have collected from my journey of plays that I have either read or been a part of that speak volumes to my experiences as a human being and I hope if anything move you as they have me!