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Sydney is so proud to get to be part of team witch for this production of Macbeth. She was recently part of GSC’s production of Dracula, and is excited to be part of many future performances with the company. By the pricking of my thumbs, many more wicked things will soon come…

A creature born of midnight’s velvet embrace, her very presence a conjuration of dread and desire. Now, upon the cursed stage of Macbeth, she embodies the witch not as a mask, but as a reflection of her own sanguine nature — prophetic, dangerous, and alluring.

It is an honor to bring death to life with the Garfield Shakespeare Company, and more to come.

Bleh-Bleh-Bleh 🧛‍♀️🩸

Amalia is delighted to make her Garfield Shakespeare Company debut. Amalia is an Indianapolis local actor and playwright with her own production of Hell’s Belle: The Unbelievably True Tale of Indiana’s First Serial Killer opening at Southbank Theatre Company next April! Her favorite roles include Gabrielle in Neil Simon’s The Dinner Party, Elizabeth Nietzche in Southbank’s Seeking Nietzsche, Regan in Noblesville Cultural Arts Council’s King Lear, and Cressida in Southbank’s Troilus and Cressida: The Musical. Outside of the theater, Amalia can be found painting, gardening, or hiking with her loyal dog, Samwise. Her thanks go to her friends and family for their support of her acting and writing endeavors.

Hans is a voice actor and author stretching his proverbial acting legs into the theater for the first time. He is an Indiana native, though he lived in Germany and Virginia for much of his youth. He'd like to give a shout-out to his wife, Maria, without whose support and encouragement, none of this would be possible.

Mallory Ward is the Artistic Director of the Garfield Shakespeare Company and often finds herself wearing many hats for the company. Director: Trojan Women, The Comedy of Errors, Dear Brutus (produced as a radio play), Henry IV (asst. director), Richard II (asst. director). Acting: Maria in Twelfth Night, Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest, Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, Trinculo in The Tempest, Touchstone in As You Like It, Bardolph in Henry IV, Eros in Antony and Cleopatra, and many more. Assorted tech: Dracula (props), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (costume design and dramaturgy), As You Like It (props), and provided sewing or crafting assistance for other shows. Mallory will be directing GSC’s 20th Season opener in the spring: Richard III. She would like to thank her mother and sister for their support.

This is Dalton’s first theatrical production outside of high school. He’s done theater for about 4 years now. He loves his character and feels like he represents him a lot.

Christopher O'Hara is elated to be reprising the role of Macbeth for Garfield Shakespeare Company, after previously performing the part for JCA Theater Company. Other past, favourite, roles include Brutus in Julius Caesar and Count Dracula in Dracula. As usual, he would like to thank his friends and family for their continued support. As well as give special recognition to his mentors, Randolph DelLago and Dolly Workman. This is for you, Randolph.

Leah holds a degree in acting from BYU Provo. Leah has performed in many local productions, the most recent being Pride and Prejudice at the Civic Theater. In her free time, Leah likes to read, make fiber crafts, and explore bakeries—she recommends Le Croissant in Greenwood.

Zella is one half of the Elm Sisters band and has been a member of Garfield Shakespeare Company since 2021. She has participated in many GSC productions by acting, making costumes, and playing music onstage. Her favorite roles have been Feste in Twelfth Night and Ariel in The Tempest. She has also been a part of GSC’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Comedy of Errors, Much Ado About Nothing, and Trojan Women. Follow her on Instagram! @zellamaeelm

Derrick is happy to return to Garfield Shakespeare Company after debuting as his dream role of Renfield in Dracula. His past Shakespearean roles include Falstaff in Merry Wives Of Windsor, Stephano in The Tempest, and Banquo in Macbeth for Monroe County Civic Theater. He has also done multiple shows for the Bloomington Playwrights Project and Epilogue Theater where he recently received their Epi Award for Minor Supporting Actor in Night Watch. Derrick would like to thank his partner Kim for being the ultimate theater wife.

Bill has been involved with GSC since 2015. He has participated in many GSC productions and looks forward to many more.

Miranda is thrilled to present GSC’s Macbeth alongside her talented cast and crew mates! This is Miranda’s second production with GSC (prior: Dracula, crew), and her first time back on stage since college. She is proud to help bring accessible classical theater to the Indy community and hopes you enjoy the show!

Cheri has been a member of Garfield Shakespeare Company since 2017, when she played the role of Alexas in The Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra. Since then, some of her favorite roles with the company have been Olivia in Twelfth Night, Ferdinand in The Tempest, and Mabel in Dear Brutus. she recently made her directorial debut in Spring of 2025, directing Dracula. Her next project will be directing The Taming of the Shrew next summer.

Elizabeth has performed with the Garfield Shakespeare Company (GSC) for over 15 years. Her favorite has always been Macbeth. She would like to thank her parents and aunts who have chauffeured her to rehearsals over the years to allow her to perform. She also wants to thank the directors & cast members for allowing her to be a part of GSC.

Jean has been a member of the Garfield Shakespeare Company since 2012. She has been a cast member in numerous Company performances, served as Assistant Director, Stage Manager, and has assisted with front of house. Additionally, she served on the Board as Treasurer for several years.

Aaron feels privileged to have been gifted with such a creative, committed, and authentic cast and crew while directing The Tragedy of Macbeth. While this show is his first attempt at directing, it marks his sixth production with GSC. His last few roles were Abraham Van Helsing in Dracula, Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night, and Don Pedro in Much Ado About Nothing. While he couldn't have put this show together without the incredible talents of his cast, a special thank you goes out to Cheri Walker-Owens, Judith Skyles, and, of course, the patience and wisdom of his wife and daughter.