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Ann Davis-Rowe
as Madame Irina Arkadina
has done a lot of shows. More than Arkadina? Who knows. She *does* know she will be back here this spring for round three of Hedwig & the Angry Inch – which is almost as far outside of her comfort zone as doing a straight play. Full resume, snuggly puppy pics, and everything she cooks for dinner (with her husband who, yes, is also the director) at www.anndavisrowe.com.
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Ethan Wilson
as Konstantin Treplyov
is a Winston-Salem based actor and is honored to appear as Konstantin in this production of The Seagull. Recent credits include Link Larkin (Hairspray), Roger Davis (Rent), Hedwig (Hedwig and the Angry Inch), Jeff ([title of show]), and Aaron (First Date). Ethan has found this production compelling and enjoyed navigating Konstantin’s struggle between ambition and despair. He is grateful to the director, stage manager, and cast for their support, trust, and shared commitment to the work. Want to keep up with what he’s doing next? Follow him on Instagram @ethanjeremiahh
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Ken Ashford
as Sorin
has appeared in many productions throughout the Triad, most recently as the Narrator in The Rocky Horror Show (Theatre Alliance). He's really jazzed about this show, his first time performing at Camel City Playhouse. Ken is the drummer for Banna, a local Celtic folk band, so hopefully he'll see you soon at some local St Patrick's events (we still have available dates if you want to book us!)
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Kady Tilley
as Nina
is making her main stage production debut at CCP. This is her first time playing a character who is not a ghostly dead girl in a very long time. After most recently coming off the high of playing roles of a lifetime, Beatrice (Feeding Beatrice, directed by David Bricquet, The Little Theater of Winston-Salem) and Emily Webb (Our Town, Stained Glass Playhouse), she is most delighted to be doing a fun, lighthearted, totally palatable comedy with her dearest friends and theater family. She thanks her other friends and family for their unwavering love and support, and of course, to dad, who is cheering her on as he always did, now from the best seat in the house.
