Meghan Hornblower* (Lady Croom) is beyond thrilled to be back at CST since A Christmas Carol (2019) and Youth Underground (member 2018/2019). Meghan is a Massachusetts-born & bred, Washington DC-based professional actor and dancer with credits including The Walking Dead: Dead City (AMC), Strangers (Prime Video), and Greta Gerwig’s Oscar-nominated Little Women (Columbia Pictures). Previous Boston theatre credits include BLKS* (SpeakEasy Stage Company; *Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Ensemble), and Dark Room (Bridge Repertory Theatre). Meghan studied Theatre & English at Boston College, was an Acting Apprentice at Williamstown Theatre Festival, and has been working in the Mid-Atlantic and New England markets in theatre, TV, and film. Outside of acting, she enjoys running, reading, and being outdoors. Thank you to Cassie and Lee for the incredible privilege of bringing Lady Croom to life! Love always to my village: my family, friends, and amazing husband, Will – I truly couldn’t do any of this without you! Proud member of AEA; SAG-AFTRA Eligible. Instagram: @meghanhornblower.
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Musa Gurnis (Dramaturg) Central Square Theater: debut; Musa is a theater scholar and practitioner. She is the author of Mixed Faith and Shared Feeling: Theater in Post-Reformation London. In 2020 she will serve as dramaturg and assistant director for the first American staging of all eight of Shakespeare’s history plays on the Wars of the Roses in repertory with the feminist company Brave Spirits in Washington DC. She holds a Ph.D. in early modern theater from Columbia University and studied classical acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
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William Sydney (Assistant Director) Central Square Theater: debut; William is a New York-based director and playwright. Thanks to Eric, Lee, and the cast for creating such a wonderful community! Columbia University (BA).
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Ted Kearnan (Sound Designer) Central Square Theater: debut. Ted is a sound engineer/designer and actor, excited to be working with the Nora Theatre Company. He currently appears in the podcast The Society Pages from Queen Wednesday productions. He would like to thank his family, friends, and Danielle for all their support.
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Nathan Malin (Assistant Director) Central Square Theater: Matchless & The Happy Prince (u/s); Bedlam: Uncle Romeo Vanya Juliet (production intern); Nathan is thrilled to be assisting on The Crucible! Previous acting credits include 1984 and The Lathe of Heaven (Boston University), Maura Dunne (The Poets’ Theatre), Titus Andronicus (Actors’ Shakespeare Project), Much Ado About Nothing (Boston Theatre Company). He is currently pursuing a BFA in Theatre Arts from Boston University, and trained at Shakespeare & Company.
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