NORTH SHORE FISH is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists PlayService collection. (www.dramatists.com)

CONTENT WARNING
This production contains strong and offensive language, discussions and depictions of workplace and domestic violence,
and dialogue related to suicide and abortion.
Audience Discretion Advised

this is Kat's fourth time working with Diamond Theater Company, where she performed as Annette in “God of Carnage”, and directed the productions of “Terms of Endearment” and “Glengarry Glen Ross”. She most recently came off her role of Carla in Connecticut Theater Company’s “Nine". She would like to thank Nick for all of the trust that he has placed in her in this role, and for generally being a pleasure to have in class. She’d also like to thank all of the actors that she has the joy of working with on stage, and truly hope that she gets to work with every single one of them again.

Devin Orde (She/Her) This is Devin’s first time on stage with Diamond, she Stage Managed “Glen Gary Glenn Ross” for the company last year. She is so grateful to be working with such an amazing group of people for this show. Other past credits include A Christmas Carol (Christmas Past), Stupid F-ing Bird (Emma), Julius Caesar (Calpurnia), and Chicago (Mama Morton). She also has staged managed for several theatre companies throughout the state. She is proud to be part of a strong group of women portraying a strong group of women. She would like to thank her fiancé Ryan for supporting her love of theatre always! Enjoy the show! 

Terrance J. Peters is a graduate of the Unichusetts of Massaversity and an omnipresent member of the CT theater community. Recent stage appearances include Professor Callahan in LEGALLY BLONDE, Chris Bean in THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG, Roland in CONSTELLATIONS and, in his last incursion with Diamond Theatre Company, Moss in GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS. When not portraying incompetent misogynists onstage, he can often be found doing his best not to resemble one as a director. His directorial work includes ATHENA by Gracie Gardner, PET PEEVES by J. Mason Beiter, and the upcoming U.S. amateur debut of THE FERRYMAN by Jez Butterworth. He’s thrilled to be working with so many fantastic artists, and looks forward to endlessly exclaiming “So long and thanks for all the fish!” at the end of every performance

Alexandria is a third-year graduate student at Yale University pursuing her PhD in Organic Chemistry. Past credits include: Steel Magnolias (Annelle), The Crucible (Abigail Williams), Pet Peeves (Midnight), and The Game’s Afoot (Aggie). Alex would like to thank Nick for this opportunity, and her fiancée, Daniel, for his love and support.

Khara is excited for her Diamond debut! Some previous favorite roles include Urzla (Describe The Night - Dionysus Theatre Co.) Cindy Lou (Marvelous Wonderettes), Sally (Heartless - Hole In The Wall), Grandma Ida / Aaron’s Mom (First Date), Karen (August Osage County), and Delores (Working). Though she studied music and theatre, she works in aerospace finance to fund her theatre nightlife, and entertains on the weekend with face painting, balloon twisting, and magic. Thank you Daddy and Ro for always supporting her shows!

Barbara is new to Diamond Theatre Company, but not to the HITW stage. Her roles here
include Dr. Janine Bosko in The Niceties, Marjorie Prime in Marjorie Prime, Mable Murphy in Heartless,
Science Officer Mansplain in The Trouble with Space Cannibals, Du in Keely & Du, Countess Aurelia in
The Madwoman of Chaillot, Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest, Paulina in The Winter’s
Tale, and Feste in Twelfth Night. Barbara has performed in theaters throughout the state including
Hartford Stage, Drama Works Theater Company, Castle Craig, Suffield Players, Evergreen Family Theatre,
Little Theater of Manchester, CT Theater Company, and Flock Theatre. Her roles include the Traveler in
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, Rose Cavendish in The Children, Sonia in Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike, Lillian Troy in I Hate Hamlet, and a lot of people in The 39 Steps. By day, she can sometimes be seen as housemaid Lizzie Wills at the Mark Twain House and Museum. Barbara is grateful to Nick for giving her the opportunity to be one of his fish people and to the talented and supportive cast and crew of North Shore Fish.

Amelia Nemeth (she/her) is thrilled to be making her Diamond Theatre Company and Hole In the Wall debut with "North Shore Fish"! Amelia is a New Haven based actress, singer, dancer, director, and choreographer, and is a founding member of The Golden Fox Theatre Company (CT). Favorite credits include the national tours of The Jungle Book (Baloo) and A Christmas Carol (The Ghost of Christmas Past), as well as Mamma Mia (Tanya) and She Loves Me (Ilona Ritter) with The Arts at Angeloria’s, Disney's Beauty and the Beast (Madame de la Grande Bouche) and Jesus Christ Superstar (Peter) with LCT at the Thomaston Opera House, Disney's Tarzan (Kala), Pippin (Fastrada/Glory Trio), and Chicago (Lipschitz/Featured Dancer) with the Square Foot Theatre Company, Puffs (Leanne and Others) with the Shoreline Theatre Company, A Christmas Carol (Mrs. Fezziwig/Mrs. Dilber/Dance Captain) with the East Haddam Stage Company, and The 1940's Radio Christmas Carol (Margie) with GFTC. Proud alum of the BFA Music Theatre program at Shenandoah Conservatory and the CAP21 (NYC) Professional Training Program. Thanks to the cast, Terry and the whole crew at HITW, and for Nick and Diamond TC for believing in me and making this a lovely experience! Much love to Mom, Dad, friends, and family for their love and support.  

A man who is simultaneously many things and nothing at all, David auditioned once to confront his fear of public speaking. That one-time experiment has resulted in dozens of characters over the last dozen years. Notable recent roles include Silva Vicarro - 27 Wagons Full of Cotton (Dionysus Theatre Co.) John D'Agata - The Lifespan of a Fact, (LTM), George Aaronow - Glengarry Glen Ross (Diamond Theatre Co.), and Mr. Darcy - Pride & Prejudice (LTM). 

When not on stage, he is a visual artist and media producer from Waterbury, CT.
David would like to thank Nick for the opportunity to bring such a volatile and complex character to life; To my castmates for their immense talent and teamwork ; and to his beloved wife Shannon and perfect cat Willow for their patience with the long nights and many absences. 

Kaitlyn (she/her) is excited to collaborate with Diamond Theatre Company again! Past credits include Emma (Terms of Endearment) and Veronica (God of Carnage) with DTC; Sue (Phoenix) in a reading at The Alchemy Theatre; and Sandy (This is Me), for which Kaitlyn won Best Actress at the 2019 Austin After Dark Film Festival and the Austin Micro Short Film Festival. When she's not playing pretend, Kaitlyn is a nonprofit consultant helping progressive organizations build strong movements. Like Shimma, she's a total girl's girl. She would like to thank her castmates for being so supportive and Oscar for his tireless hours spent making sure she's off-book.