A Christmas Carol

At Harlequin Terry has played Sherlock in Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Christmas Carol, and Scrooge in Harlequin’s 2021, 2022, and 2023 productions of A Christmas Carol. He has also played Scrooge three times (and Marley once) at ACT in Seattle. Terry has performed at most of the professional theaters in the Pacific Northwest, including Seattle Repertory Theater, Book-It, 5th Avenue, Intiman, the Village, Taproot, Seattle Children’s, and Seattle Shakespeare.  His performances as Billy in Billy Bishop Goes to War at the Bathhouse and in Howards End at Book-It were deemed “stellar performances” in their respective years by the Seattle Times. In his spare time, Terry is the Producing Artistic Director of Thalia’s Umbrella (thaliasumbrella.org) a small professional theater company in Seattle.

Teri is delighted to return to Harlequin after playing Fraulein Schneider in Cabaret and Helga ten Dorp in Deathtrap earlier this season, and The Ghost of Christmas Present/Fezziwig in A Christmas Carol (2023). You may have also seen her in the role of Countess de Lage in The Women (2019). She enjoyed recent post-pandemic Taproot Theatre roles in Babette’s Feast, As It Is In Heaven, Black Coffee, and The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberley. Diverse credits span four decades in Shakespeare, classics, new plays, musicals, TV and film, with Village Theatre, Seattle G&S, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare, Seattle Musical Theatre, Driftwood Players, SecondStory Rep, Woodinville Rep, Theatre Off Jackson, ACTLab, Bathhouse, Intiman, eSe Teatro, New City, Texas Shakespeare, Montana Shakespeare, Oregon Repertory, Oregon Cabaret, and Rogue Theatre Tucson.

Samantha Chung (she/her) makes her debut at Harlequin with A Christmas Carol. She was last seen as Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Tacoma Arts Live. Samantha is also an acting coach, director, and choreographer. She is a graduate of the Guildford School of Acting. Her anti-racist ethos is to center historically excluded people, specifically Global Majority folx, with projects that dismantle white supremacy. Next up, Director for Fairview with the University of Puget Sound Department of Theatre Arts, June 2024. Work with Samantha at (empathos.company).

Nathan Rice is delighted to be returning to the stage at Harlequin. He has very much enjoyed his previous roles here, including Mike in What the Constitution Means to Me, Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol (2021, 2023), Max Marshall in Building Madness, White Chorus Man in Sovereignty, Lou Cohn in The 1940s Radio Hour, and Milt in Laughter on the 23rd Floor. He has been active in other area theaters as well, as The Player in Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead at Lakewood Playhouse. Also busy in local film, Nathan can be seen in “The Gamers: The Shadow Menace” from Dead Gentlemen Productions, and the “JourneyQuest” series from Zombie Orpheus Entertainment. In his free time, Nathan enjoys kayaking and hiking, being a couch potato, extreme nerding, and spending time with his brilliant and beautiful fiancee Hannah.

Scott C. Brown is thrilled to return to Harlequin. He’s worked with most of the South Sound theatres, and favorite roles include Mark Rothko in Red (SecondStory Rep); Salieri in Amadeus, RP McMurphy in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (Lakewood Playhouse); Lennie in Of Mice And Men (Stagedoor Productions); Father Flynn in Doubt (Gold From Straw); Bobby in the world premiere of Sins of the Mother, and Sheriff Heck Tate in To Kill a Mockingbird (Harlequin Productions). Film work includes: Depth, The Hollow One, A Bit of Bad Luck, and Scrapper, and was in the final season of SyFy’s Z Nation. He has also been seen in local, regional and national commercials, and been heard in audio books, commercials, and other Voice Acting work. Scott received his theater degree from Western Oregon State College. My thanks to wonderful and talented cast, and also to crew/staff for all the support.

Victoria is honored to return to the Harlequin stage for A Christmas Carol. You may remember her from Harlequin’s The Revolutionists, Theater Artists Olympia’s The King in Yellow, or Olympia Little Theater’s One Slight Hitch, among other noble projects in the Salish area. Victoria studied theater at Cornish College of the Arts as well as film and writing at UW and has been performing for audiences, large and small, from a young age. In her free time, Victoria is a voracious reader, writer, daydreamer, and life-liver who is simply delighted to make some holiday magic with you.

Additioanl area credits include The Mystery Plays and The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong with Theater Artists Olympia, and Hotel Olympian Gala Extravaganza with Open Road Productions. Some favorite productions include Cinder Edna at Olympia Family Theater, St. Martin’s production of Equivocation, Hamlet with South Puget Sound Community College, Night Must Fall at Olympia Family Theater, The Head That Wouldn’t Die! at Theater Artists Olympia, The Rocky Horror Show at Lakewood Playhouse, and Cabaret with Standing Room Only.

Izumi is happy to be returning to Harlequin for a third production, having previously played Debater in What the Constitution Means to Me and Little Fan/Martha Cratchit in A Christmas Carol (2023). Izumi has been acting for a long time now, their most recent shows include SIX, The Wizard of Oz, and Eurydice. When not onstage, Izumi enjoys painting, music, and drawing. They hope you enjoy the show!

Zoey is thrilled to return to Harlequin, having previously played Small Alison in Fun Home, as well as John in the Centralia College production. Zoey was also fortunate to be a part of Book-It Repertory Theatre’s final production as “The Child” in Solaris. Zoey recently won a scholarship to Interlochen Arts Camp, spent a month workshopping the lead role of “J”, then appeared in the world premiere of Imagine It, a new children’s musical by Ben Lohrberg. Other favorite roles include “The Wicked Witch of the West” in PNW Theater’s The Wizard of Oz and “Young Joan” in Far Away at SPSCC. Zoey is an alum of Stagedoor Manor in New York and recently won a spot at The Institute at the Village Theatre in Issaquah. Zoey is excited to tread the boards with their sister and wishes all their fellow actors an amazing, heartfelt run. Break legs, all!

This is Larry’s second performance with Harlequin Productions. Previously, LJ participated in camps with Ashland Children’s Theater, Olympia Family Theater and Creative Theater Experience, most recently in CTE’s summer 2024 performance of Dr. Suess books. For fun after school, LJ loves to go to Olympia Youth Choir, take Hip-Hop dancing classes, and has recently started playing violin and like all 10-year-old video games. LJ has enjoyed performing with this cast and feelings of family belongings. He hopes the audience loves the performance as much as he does performing it.

Ami is excited to make their Harlequin debut! They most recently appeared as “Rooster” in PNW Theater’s production of Annie, Jr. and as ensemble in their production of The Wizard of Oz. Their favorite role was King Louie in Jungle Book Jr. with Creative Theater Experience. Ami is also an accomplished visual artist and won a contest to have their art featured at Captain Little at ArtsWalk in 2022. They enjoy cuddling with their dogs, playing the piano, and wants to be a graphic novelist when they grow up. Ami is stoked to share the stage with their sib and is so excited for their family and friends to come see the show!