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By William Shakespeare | Directed by Shyama Nithiananda

 

About the Show

Some people fall in love at first sight. Some people swear eternal singleness and get set up by their families on a dare. Much Ado About Nothing is the original enemies-to-lovers rom-com; laugh, cry, swoon, and fight with your friends! 

  

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 The Cast

Beatrice: Hero Marguerite

Benedick: Michael Jahlil

Claudio: Khalfani Louis

Hero / Oatcake, U/S Beatrice: Calla Hollingsworth

Dogberry: Khyati Sehgal

Leonato, U/S Benedick: Joey Serrano

Antonia: Madeleine Schnack

Margaret: Holly Van Puyvelde

Don Pedro: Manas Bedmutha

Don John / Seacoal, U/S Claudio: Maverick Cheney

Borachio: Caleb Overman

Conrade: Isabelle Liang

Friar / Sexton / Messenger, U/S Dogberry: McKenna Ruby

 

Understudies:

U/S Antonia: Jenna Meinhart

U/S Margaret, U/S Hero: Sophia Pan

U/S Leonato, U/S Borachio: Nathan Haddorf

U/S Don Pedro, U/S Don John / Seacoal: Gabe Blair

 

Creative Team

Director: Shyama Nithiananda

Assistant Director: Ariana Benitez

Lighting Designer: Dylan Keener

Sound Designer: Nataly Ceniceros

Scenic Designer: Rachel Nguyen

Costume Designer: Clio Salzer

Costume Designer: Mairead Lucke

EDI Faculty Advocate: Mark Gurguis

 

Stage Management

Production Stage Manager: Madison Emi Novitski

Assistant Stage Manager: Natalie Kenyon

Assistant Stage Manager: Hannah Harsey

Production Assistant: Maren Brown

 

 

About the Director

Shyama Nithiananda is a Sri Lankan - American director from Texas and a second-year MFA student. While ShyamaNithiananda.jpg based in Dallas, Shyama worked as a director, actor, playwright, and taught theatre to high school seniors. She is interested in examining community intersections in her work and how converging communities inform our sense of responsibility to each other. She holds a BFA in Theatre Studies from Southern Methodist University. 

 

Dallas / Fort Worth directing credits include Lizzie (Theatre Three) and Guards at the Taj (Stage West Theatre).