CAST

RYAN WESLEY GILREATH (Jack Key) (he/him) is grateful to be back at Ensemble Theatre, where he was last seen in Queen. His TV and film credits include The Bikeriders with Austin Butler; Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile on Netflix; Forrest Mars in The Food That Built America; Jack Miller in TURN: Washington’s Spies; Oppenheimer in American Genius; Doc Robinson in Gold Fever; and the pilot of Guilty on Fox. His theatre credits include Ripcord, Tribes, Other Desert Cities, Next Fall, 33 Variations, and Mary’s Wedding, Ensemble Theatre; A Christmas Carol, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park; Ears on a Beatle, The Human Race Theatre Company; Burning Desire, Seven Angels Theatre; and Deathtrap, Florida Repertory Theatre. Recently, he completed writing for the feature film Sourland, as well as The Toys That Built America and The Food That Built America on the History Channel. Big thanks to family, friends, Maggie, Margot, Bridget, Lynn, and the entire ETC team. He hopes this story encourages and reminds us all how to love. He can be found (sometimes) on Instagram: @wildwesleyjames.

MAGGIE LOU RADER (Elizabeth “Lizzy” Nash) (she/her) is pleased as punch to be at Ensemble Theatre! After growing up in the red dirt of Oklahoma, she attended William Jewell College, Oxford University, and the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. Maggie has performed regionally and internationally with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, The Human Race Theatre Company, Know Theatre of Cincinnati, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park, The Kitchen Theatre, and The Old Rep Theatre in Birmingham, England. Some of her favorite memories on stage have been playing Maggie in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, June in Alabaster, The Pilot in Grounded, and Marie Antoinette in The Revolutionists. Follow her journey as a national award-winning playwright at www.maggielourader.com. She sends love to her folks, Justin Lee, and their sweet little fur babies.

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