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2020 Season 2020 Radio Series Season

Dracula

Thriller October 25-31, 2020 KHQP Radio Theatre 1hrs 2mins

Dracula

by Bram Stoker

directed by Corey McDaniel

Thriller October 25-31, 2020 KHQP Radio Theatre 1hrs 2mins

“Ladies and gentlemen, there are wolves, there are vampires! Such things do exist.”

Dracula was the first episode of the CBS Radio series The Mercury Theatre on the Air, which was first broadcast on July 11, 1938. Adapted from the Bram Stoker novel, it was produced and directed by Orson Welles, who also narrated.

Join us for Harlequin’s rendition of this radio classic!

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25Oct - 31Oct 2020

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Cast & Creative

Director Corey McDaniel

Corey McDaniel

Corey McDaniel is the Director of Development for Harlequin Productions. Mr. McDaniel served as the founder and producing artistic director of Seattle’s Theatre22 during their 10-year cycle. As an actor, he has worked throughout the US and internationally and his performance credits have placed him in such reputable arenas as the Fox Theatres, the Hollywood Bowl, Theatro Sistina in Rome, and the Metropolitan Opera House of NYC. Outside of Harlequin, Mr. McDaniel’s recent directing credits include White, Burn This, The Pride, Wizzer Pizzer, and The Hours of Life for Theatre22, The Merry Wives of Windsor with Wooden O/Seattle Shakespeare Company, Treasure Island with Book-It Repertory Theatre, Sister Act the Musical, Bonnie and Clyde, and Good Kids at Cornish College of the Arts, Julius Caesar with Island Shakespeare Festival and The Wild Party for Sound Theatre Company (Gregory Award for Best Musical).

In 7 seasons and 12 shows at Harlequin:

A Christmas Carol (Director, Choreographer, Player 1) Baskerville (Director) Dracula (Director) Falsettos (Director) I Am My Own Wife (Charlotte von Mahlsdorf) I Ought To Be In Pictures (Director) Murder for Two (Director) Noises Off (Director) Tenderly (Director) The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) (Director)

Sound Design Kyle Thompson

Kyle Thompson

Kyle is very excited to be working with Harlequin for the first time, especially on such a fun radio play for the Halloween season. He is also currently designing for Book-It Repertory Theatre’s audio drama Childfinder, which opens to the public at the end of October. Kyle has designed sound for over 50 productions with several different companies in the Seattle area, including: ACT, Book-It, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Theatre22, Strawberry Theatre Workshop, ArtsWest, and more.

In 2 seasons and 2 shows at Harlequin:

A Christmas Carol (Sound Design) Dracula (Sound Design)

Jim Gall Dracula

Jim Gall

Jim was last seen reprising his role as Lt. Schrank in West Side Story (5th Avenue Theatre). Other recent performances include Frank Butley in Native Gardens (Intiman Theatre); George Frederick Handel in Joyful Noise (Taproot Theatre); and Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice (Theatreworks Colorado Springs). Some of Jim’s favorite roles include Atticus Finch in Village Theatre’s To Kill a Mockingbird and Mountain McClintock in Theater Schmeater’s Requiem for a Heavyweight. His honors include four Seattle Times Footlight Awards and a Gregory Award nomination for Outstanding Actor for his performance as Kurt Vonnegut in Slaughterhouse 5 (Book-It Repertory Theatre). He is married to the beautiful and talented Kelly Kitchens.

In 2 seasons and 1 show at Harlequin:

Dracula (Dracula)

Corey Spruill Dr. John Seward

Corey Spruill

Corey is excited to be working with Harlequin for the first time on this very cool production. He had a wonderful time creating this fun piece of Radio Theater. As a VO artist he’s completed a couple of internet projects for Microsoft & T-Mobile. He aspires to expand his VO career to more commercials, podcasts, Animation, and video games. As a stage actor he was last seen in ASL Midsummer Nights… & Hoodoo Love with Sound Theater. Corey would like to encourage everyone to Keep Dreaming & Keep Striving to achieve your goals. Change is coming, please believe it! Feel free to check out www.SpruillionVoice.com

In 2 seasons and 1 show at Harlequin:

Dracula (Dr. John Seward)

Jennifer Ewing Lucy Westenra

Jennifer Ewing

Jennifer Ewing is an actor and scenic artist. She has performed locally with companies including Theatre22 (White, The Hours of Life), Seattle Shakespeare Company/Wooden O (King Lear), SecondStory Repertory (The Taming of The Shrew), Island Shakespeare Festival (Jane Eyre, As You Like It, Julius Caesar), Mount Baker Theatre (The Nerd, The Underpants, The 39 Steps), and GreenStage (The Two Noble Kinsmen). Jennifer is a frequent Scenic Painter for Seattle Public Theatre (Admissions, Christmastown, Indy Jones: The Raiders of the Last Temple of the Doomed Ark), ArtsWest (Sunset Baby, The Last World Octopus Wrestling Champion, Jane Eyre: The Musical) and Theatre22 (The Happiest Song Plays Last, Annapurna, The Lisbon Traviata). Jennifer is the Associate Producer and Resident Scenic Artist for Theatre22. Graduate: American Academy of Dramatic Arts, NYC www.jenniferewing.org

In 2 seasons and 1 show at Harlequin:

Dracula (Lucy Westenra)

Marianna de Fazio Mina Murray

Marianna de Fazio

Marianna performs around Seattle, and has performed in several Harlequin shows, including as Eve in The Art of Racing in the Rain, Daphne in Present Laughter and Mrs. Linde in A Doll’s House. Before the shutdown, she was playing Julia in an adaptation of 1984 with Radial Theatre Project. She has cut her teeth voice acting with Sandbox Radio Live, Imagination Theater and on various video games. Since receiving her MFA at the University of Washington, Marianna has been coaching individuals in accent modification, public speaking and voice and speech: www.mariannadefazio.com

In 8 seasons and 11 shows at Harlequin:

A Christmas Carol (Tiny Tim/Ensemble, Dialect Coach) A Doll's House (Kristine Linde) Baskerville (Dialect Coach) Cabaret (Dialect Coach) Dracula (Mina Murray) I Am My Own Wife (Dialect Coach) Present Laughter (Daphne Stillington) Pride and Prejudice (Mrs. Bennet/Servants, Dialect Coach) Sweeney Todd (Dialect Consultant) The Art of Racing in the Rain (Eve/Ensemble)

Jason Sharp Jonathan Harker

Jason Sharp

Jason Sharp is overjoyed to return to Harlequin Productions where he most recently played Jonathan Harker in Dracula. Other Pacific Northwest credits include A Doll’s House (Tacoma Little Theatre), Clybourne Park (Toy Boat Theatre), Cherdonna’s Doll’s House (Washington Ensemble Theatre), Hooded Or Being Black For Dummies (Theatre Battery), Live! From The Last Night Of My Life (T22/Theater Schmeater), Balconies, Team of Heroes Trilogy (Annex Theatre), among others. Jason is also a veteran actor of 14/48: The World’s Quickest Theater Festival and Ian Bell’s Brown Derby Series. TV/Film credits include NBC’s GRIMM and Wes Hurley’s cult-classic web series Capitol Hill. Reels available at www.sharpactor.com

In 2 seasons and 2 shows at Harlequin:

A Christmas Carol (Narrator) Dracula (Jonathan Harker)

Ian Bond Dr. Van Helsing

Ian Bond

Ian Bond (he/him) is a Seattle based actor who has performed with ACT Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Seattle Public Theater, Taproot Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare, Book-It Repertory Theatre, Washington Ensemble Theatre, Sound Theatre Company, Forward Flux, eSe Teatro, Mt. Baker Theatre, Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre, Know Theatre of Cincinnati, and Actor’s Theatre of Charlotte. Ian is also a fight director and intimacy director whose work has been seen at the University of Washington, Washington Ensemble Theatre, and Book-It Repertory.

When not working in theatre, Ian is a motion capture artist and a professional Game Master with the Emerald City Game Masters Guild.