Doubt: A Parable at Dramatically Incorrect

Lida McGirr began her theatrical antics as a 7- year-old singing and dancing leprechaun at Nathan's on Coney Island. She spent her early twenties as one of three start-up members of the Little Theater on 26th Street before moving back to Boston where she went on to win an EMACT DASH Best Actress Award for her portrayal of Martha in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, appeared as Dean Kenny in the Elliot Norton Award-winning Spinning Into Butter, received rave reviews for her portrayal of Shirley Valentine at the Salem Theater Company and Next Door Theater in Winchester. She has been nominated for two IRNEs; one for Edith Frank in RCC’s production of The Diary of Anne Frank, and the other for Alice in Argos Theater production of Bully Dance at BPT. When not on stage, she is either painting, directing or writing. Her short plays have been performed in festivals, retirement centers, a romance novelist convention, a bakery, and board meetings throughout New England. She is thrilled to be making her debut performance as Sister Aloysius in Doubt with Dramatically Incorrect Inc.

Dave is very excited to be a part of this production of DOUBT with Dramatically Incorrect. Dave has been involved in many productions in the local area including Anthony Kirby Sr. in "You Cant Take It With You". GASTON in "Beauty and the Beast". Pontius Pilate in "Jesus Christ Superstar" along with Thenardier and Enjolras in "LES MISERABLES" Dave would like to thank his family and friends for his support. Dave is a Clinical Supervisor for Sevita and enjoys the inclusion and community feel that DI has in its community. Dave will be directing "GHOST THE MUSICAL" In MAY of 2024!

Ivy Ho is excited to make her debut with DITGDC. She previously acted with Playwrights’ Platform, Wicked Awesome Theater Company, Nashua Theater Guild, Colonial Chorus Players (where she also played a nun), and Theater To Go. Ivy is happy for another chance to rock a nun costume.

Rosali is so excited to be playing the role of “Mrs. Muller!” A vocalist driven by a deep passion for the arts, she has lent her voice to various musicians, theater groups, and show choir festivals across the Northeast and Midwest. Her musical journey led her to take the reins as a vocal director in both the Dominican Republic and Lowell, MA. Now, after an 8-year hiatus from the stage, Rosali is honored to re-enter the dynamic realms of theater and music alongside such talented people. She is looking forward to where the future will take her and hopes everybody breaks legs!

Kait Fitzpatrick is thrilled to be making back at DI! She holds a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from SUNY Fredonia and course certificates from the Stella Adler Studio of Acting. This show marks Katie’s 54th show over the past 13 years; Selected credits include Godspell (Judas/John the Baptist), Heathers (Veronica Sawyer), Trail to Oregon (Son) and The Wolves (#11). She is the founder and co-host of the theatrical podcast Playdate with NYC based playwright Julia Black. She has had other performance work featured in Playbill, BroadwayWorld, and Onstage Blog. She is currently studying to receive her masters in Early Childhood Education and works as a Kindergarten teacher during the day. Special thanks to her incredible family and endlessly supportive fiancée, Bailey, and their 5 cats together for all of their love. Enjoy the show!