Anna Raymond (Luciana) is a CT based actor who is so excited to be making her professional debut at The Camden Shakespeare Festival. She is a recent graduate from Western Connecticut State University with a BFA in Theatre Arts and concentration in acting. She played leading roles such as Charlotte Corday in Marat/Sade, Irina in Three Sisters and Abigail in The Crucible. Instagram: @anna.raymond, www.annaroseraymond.com.
Megan Gerbi (Duke/Balthazar/Policeman) is thrilled to be making her Camden Shakespeare Festival debut. Previous theater experience includes: The Book of Will (Isaac Jaggard/Ed Knight), Little Women (Amy March), and The Sound of Music (Liesl). When not onstage, she can probably be found buried alive under her piles of yarn. She would like to thank her family in Brunswick for putting up with her through the rehearsal period!
Marcus McGhee (Egeon, Angelo, Pinch), a Chicago-born actor, is thrilled to join The Camden Shakespeare Festival for the first time this summer. He earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre from Valdosta State University in 2023. Stage credits include The Merry Wives of Windsor (Ford), It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play (George Bailey), The 39 Steps (Clown 1). He thanks you for supporting
the arts and being in the room where it happens. marcustmcghee.com.
Steven Horn (Antipholus of Syracuse) is an actor from Kansas City, Missouri, and graduated with a BFA in Acting from Missouri State University in 2022. He was recently seen in Tent Theatre's production of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical as Don Kirshner, and has also had recent appearances there as Watson in Ken Ludwig's Baskerville, and Paul in Moon Over Buffalo. He also recently appeared in Lexington Children's Theatre's production of Puss in Boots and Digging Up Dessa.
R. Taylor Kruse (Antipholus of Ephesus) lives in Augusta, Maine with his girlfriend and his cat, Brunswick. He has been doing theatre for almost a decade and has performed at Lakewood Theater, the Waterville Opera House, Sparrows Nest Theater, and throughout college as a part of Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals and Gilbert and Sullivan Players. Taylor currently works as a data analyst in Biddeford. He would like to thank Remo Airaldi for passing on his love of Shakespeare.
Gina Prince (Dromio of Ephesus) is super excited to be clowning around with Camden Shakespeare Festival and spending her summer in Maine! Gina is a proud Wagner College Theatre graduate. While in school, she performed improv Off-Broadway and studied Physical Theatre in Arezzo, Italy. Gina recently performed with Storybook Musical Theatre, Philadelphia Young Playwrights, Revival Productions, and Upper Darby Summer Stage. Gina sends all her love to her parents, Tom, and her perfect pug Pastina!
Téa Doherty (Second Merchant, Courtesan, Emilia) is a performer proudly from Minnesota. She is thrilled to be working with The Camden Shakespeare Festival for the first time! Recent credits include: Hamlet (Nashville Shakespeare Festival/Lipscomb University); Spamalot, Church Basement Ladies, The Wizard of Oz (Cedar Summerstock Theatre); Big Fish, Pride and Prejudice (Lipscomb University). She is grateful to God for the opportunity to tell stories. Huge thanks to her family and friends for their endless love and support! @tea.doherty
Maggie Seymour (Dromio of Syracuse) is delighted to be making her debut with the Camden Shakespeare Festival. Recent/Favorite credits include 15 Villainous Fools at The PIT, Problem’s Don’t Fly on Planes at Rose Bruford, and Dickie in the House at The PIT. Her TV credits include Evil Lives Here and Dead of Winter on Investigation Discovery. She is an actor, a writer, and an all around clown. Follow at maggieseymour.net or @seemoremaggie.
Rey Hankinson is the stage manager and currently lives in Cumberland, but will need Camden housing.