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Sterling Shane Allen is an actor/director based out of Salt Lake City. This will be his fourth show with WTC. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Musical Theatre from Weber State University. Sterling has been seen acting on many stages in the Salt Lake and Ogden valleys for the past decade. Favorite acting roles include Dennis in This is Our Youth, Jack Kerouac in We Foxes, Ernst Ludwig in Cabaret and Ernie Mac/Etc in Puffs.
Grant started performing in 2010 in the 6th grade and has not stopped since. With nearly 3 dozen shows under his belt he’s no stranger to the stage and is very excited to be making his WTC debut in such a unique show. Previous roles include: Sir Cedrick (the pumpkin giant), Marcellus (Hamlet) and Lumiere (Beauty and the Beast)
Jack Cobabe is an actor in Salt Lake City, Utah. His recent credits include The Sin of Self Love (Hamlet) with An Other Theater Company, Helen (Theoclymenus) with the Classical Greek Theatre Festival, and The Lady with the Dog (Von Diederitz) at the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival. Jack is currently a Senior at Westminster College pursuing his BFA in Theatre Performance. His credits at Westminster include Frankenstein (Victor Frankenstein), The Thanksgiving Play (Kaden). Stop Kiss (Peter), Ah, Wilderness! (Art Miller) and Whistling in the Dark (Performer).
Luke Harger is a stage and screen actor based in Salt Lake City. Luke earned his BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Minnesota- Duluth. His credits include Puffs (Wayne Hopkins), Romeo and Juliet (Romeo), Dogfight (Eddie Birdlace), Another Revolution (Henry Satterfield), and Our Town (George Gibbs). On-screen, he portrayed the Oklahoma City Bomber, Timothy McVeigh, and engineer John Parke in the History Channel Original Series "I Was There", and has appeared in commercials, shorts, and feature films. Thanks to Kate, the cast, and the creative team for their love, trust, and support. www.lukeharger.com
Ethan Hernandez grew up in Ogden, Utah, and graduated from the University of Utah’s Actor Training Program with a BFA in Theater. He was last seen as Oliver Rivers in Voodoo Theatre Company’s production of Puffs at the Alliance Theater, as well as in his original show, The Huệ Life Goes, which debuted at the Babcock Theater. He is grateful for his friends and family and all of their continued support. IG: @ethant.hernandez
Comet (they/he) is happy to be in another production with Wasatch Theatre Company, and to tell the story of Oscar Wilde’s life and trials. They have loved working on this show with such a talented and good humored cast. Some of their favorite roles have been Harry and Susie Bones in Puffs(Voodoo Theatre Company), Adalaide in Six Years Old(Wasatch Theatre Company), Molly in How Flowers Bloom and Edith in Home of Truth(Alliance Theatre), Nina in The Seagull and Mrs. Shears and other characters in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime(SLCC), and Torrey in Freaky Friday(Ziegfeld Theatre). Comet wants to thank his partner for giving up sleep to help them memorize lines.
Tony- and Emmy-nominated director and playwright, and recipient of the National Medal of Arts from President Obama, Moisés Kaufman has led Tectonic Theater Project since its founding in 1991. His Broadway directing credits include the revival of Harvey Fierstein’s Torch Song, The Heiress with Jessica Chastain, 33 Variations (which he also wrote) starring Jane Fonda; Rajiv Joseph’s Pulitzer Prize finalist Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo starring Robin Williams; and Doug Wright’s Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning play I Am My Own Wife with Jefferson Mays. His play The Laramie Project (which he wrote with the Tectonic Theater Project company) is among the most performed plays in the United States.
Patrick C. Kibbie is a director and stage actor from Salt Lake City, Utah. After a successful career in communications, Patrick decided to follow his passion for acting and directing and graduated from Weber State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting and Directing and East 15 Acting School in London with an MFA in Theatre Directing. Patrick is a dedicated proponent of the arts, who has directed and performed in productions throughout his career. Patrick has directed and performed in theaters across Utah, England, and beyond. Some of his favorite productions he has directed are Lysistrata, The Laramie Project, and Puffs. Some of his favorite roles he has performed in include Michael in Dancing at Lughnasa, Tartuffe in Tartuffe, and the Pastor in 9 Circles. He is thrilled you could join us for tonight’s performance and your support of performing arts in Utah.
Funnily enough, Ryan Kinville (age 15; deeply closeted) played Oscar Wilde in a high school production of Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lilly. For Ryan (age 23; anxiously engaged in figuring all this s&%! out) to embody several primary villains in the downfall of Oscar is... actively unlocking a fun, wacky lil' part of Ryan's psyche. Enjoy the ride? Ryan's prior credits include performances at the Parker Theatre: Fred (A Christmas Carol), Patroclus (The Pumpkin Giant), Horatio (Hamlet), Kay (The Sword and the Stone), and Don Pedro (Much Ado About Nothing).
Alicia is so excited to be back on stage after a large break. This is her first production with Wasatch Theatre Company. Alicia received her bachelors in musical theatre from Weber State University. I’d like to thank Patrick and Allie for this amazing opportunity.
"You don't love someone for their looks, or their clothes or their fancy car, but because they sing a song only you can hear."- Oscar Wilde
"You don't love someone for their looks, or their clothes or their fancy car, but because they sing a song only you can hear."- Oscar Wilde
Although Ali has spent most her time in theater on stage as an actor, Ali is thrilled to be assistant directing this time! You may have seen her perform the following roles in the Salt Lake Valley: W --Lungs (Pinnacle); Amsterdam — directed by Patrick Kibbie; Heather -- Hands on a Hardbody(WTC); Banquo -- Macbeth(Pinnacle); Ruth -- Tribes(SLAC); Demetrius -- Titus Andronicus(Pinnacle); Mandy -- Time Stands Still(Pinnacle); The Pilot -- Grounded (People Productions); Wynne -- Dinner (WTC); Becca -- Rabbit Hole (Utah Rep); Jenny -- You Got Older (WTC); With You and The Byron Five(Company of Cohorts).
WTC Ensemble
WTC has an Ensemble of artists. These individuals have shown amazing talent and energy toward making WTC a success. As Ensemble members, they earn recognition on the WTC website and in playbills. They also have opportunity to contribute to WTC seasons and other ideas. They are the first to be considered when casting a show and have an automatic "in" when it comes to the Page-to-Stage Festivals and any staged readings. We are thrilled to have these artists associated with WTC!
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