Rebecca Love (Meg Murry)
is delighted to be tessering through her first production at Prime
Stage! She has worked with Gemini Theater Company, Pittsburgh New Works
Festival, McKeesport Little Theater, and Pittsburgh Musical Theater.
Her favorite roles include Sally Bowles in Cabaret, Dinky in Snow White and Young Ann in the premiere of Red Brick Road. Next year Rebecca is planning to head off to Seattle to pursue a BFA in Musical Theater at Cornish College of the Arts.
Ethan Dix (Charles Wallace) is
excited to be playing one his all-time favorite literary characters
with Prime Stage Theatre. This is Ethan’s first appearance with Prime
Stage, but other roles include the Traveler in Stone Soup with Opera Ignite and Linus in You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown
with Valley Players of Ligonier. He recently filmed a public service
announcement for Penn State Extension. Off the stage, Ethan studies
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and plays the piano and percussion. Ethan is in
fourth grade at Nicely Elementary School in Greensburg. 
Zach Weirich (Calvin O'Keefe)
is a B.F.A. musical theatre major at Point Park University where he
just completed his junior year. Point Park credits include last year’s
Conservatory production of Camino Real and most recently, An Evening of Rising Stars. Throughout last semester, he was involved in Pinnacle Theatre Company’s production of Edges and The Experimental Theatre Project’s staged reading premiere, Another World. Last summer, Zach was seen as “The Backpack” in Dora the Explorer: LIVE! - Dora’s Pirate Adventure
at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. He would like to thank the
entire cast and production staff for their incredible talent, hard
work, and passion - and as always, his family for their constant
support!
Ensemble
Christa Boggs is
thrilled to be working with Meagan and this talented cast of A Wrinkle
in Time! Originally from California (State), she is proud to now call
Pittsburgh home. She received her BA in Theatre Arts from CSU Hayward,
studied Musical Theatre at AMDA in NYC, and received her MFA in Arts
Management from UNCSA last May. Some of her favorite roles include
Cabaret (Sally Bowles), My Way – A Musical tribute to Frank Sinatra
(Woman 2), and the unforgettable evening she was able to share the
stage with Carol Channing! She wouldn’t be here without continued
support from family and friends, especially JB! Enjoy the Show!
John Feightner (Mrs. Whatsit, Man with Red Eyes) - John is happy to be back with Prime Stage once again, having worked with them previously onThe Westing Game and Our Town.
John is a comedian, actor, writer, and filmmaker, having produced
multiple works with his local comedy troupe, Hustlebot, including their
Steeltown Entertainment Film Factory winning short-film, Roll the Dice (more at www.hustlebot.com). He started out as an improvisational comedian and still currently performs around the city with Friday Nite Improvs and The Pittsburgh Improv Jam. His recent scripted acting work has included The Book of Liz and The Mistakes Madeline Made for No Name Players, helping out with the Future Ten: Ten Minute Play Festival, and strutting his zombie stuff in The Weird for 12 Peers Theater. In July you can catch John in Suddenly, Last Summer for The Summer Company, the first show in a long while where he won't be wearing a dress.
Connor McCanlus is so happy to be working with Prime Stage again after appearing in The Elephant Man. Connor has performed with Pittsburgh Playwrights, Saltworks Theater Company (Shadowlands), and Three Rivers Theatre Company (Hamlet) since graduating from Clarion University with a B.F.A in Acting. He is a proud member of The LuPones: Musical Improv at Steel City Improv Theater and is the co-creator and host of HELLO DONNY: A Showtunes Sing-Along! at Backstage Bar. 
Karen Merritt (Mrs. Which/Camazotz Woman/Ensemble) is delighted to perform with Prime Stage again, where she previously portrayed the Nurse in Romeo and Juliet, Mrs. Soames in Our Town and Irena in Tammy Ryan’s The Music Lesson, commissioned by Prime Stage. Some past shows include The Royal Family (Pittsburgh Public Theater); Three Sisters, Shrew!, A Winter’s Tale, and Comedy of Errors (Unseam’d Shakespeare Company); Shadowlands, Murder in the Cathedral, You Can’t Take It With You, Quilters, Anne of Green Gables, A Wrinkle in Time and the biblical books of Ruth, Jonah and Mark (Saltworks Theatre Company); On the Verge (Promethia Theatre Company); Steel Magnolias (Pennsylvania Centre Stage); and Twilight
(Pittsburgh New Works Festival). Karen received her M. F. A. in
Acting from Carnegie Mellon University and the Moscow Art Theatre
School. A Penn Hills resident, Karen enjoys spending time with
her husband, Brian, and her three active sons, Clarke, Dean and
Keith. She hopes this production inspires you to read A Wrinkle
in Time for yourselves!
Director: Meagan
Reagle
Production Crew:
Production Manager | William Whitaker
Technical Director | George DeShetler
Stage Manager | Kiera Phillips
Set Designer/Prop Designer | Johnmichael Bohach
Lighting Designer | J.R. Shaw is has been designing for Prime Stage
Theatre for four seasons, starting with 12 Angry Men and including such
highlights as Tuesdays with Morrie, Romeo and Juliet, The Legend of
Sleepy Hollow, Antigone, The Scarlet Letter and most recently The
Elephant Man. Originally from Ohio, he designed for The Beck Center for the
Cultural Arts, Ashland University, and Marietta College. Locally, he has
designed for such companies as Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Co., New Horizons
Theatre, South Park Theatre, and last year’s Young Playwrights Festival
for City Theatre. He is also a founding member and Production Manager for
Phase 3 Productions.
Projection Designer | Mike Hennessy
Sound Designer | Angela Baughman
Assistant Stage Manager/Costume Designer | Emily Springer is a recent graduate of Syracuse
University with a BFA in Stage Management and is finally home to native
Pittsburgh! She is thrilled to be doing her second show with Prime
Stage, having previously assisted with The Elephant Man.
Getting her foot in Pittsburgh's theater door has been the name of the
game and she is proud to call Prime Stage her first in-town home.
Thanks go out to all of the Cast and Crew of A Wrinkle In Time for being so great to work with!
Costumer | Paula Parker
Scenic Painter | Adrienne Fisher
Master Electrician | Elizabeth Fisher
Interns/Tech Staff:
Elizabeth Strait
Ricky Gindlesberg
Latare Jones
Erin Groll
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