Deceived at The Fulton Theatre

Broadway: Othello (Dir. Kenny Leon), INK (Manhattan Theatre Club), A View From the Bridge (2010 Broadway revival), The Coast of Utopia (Lincoln Center). Select NYC and regional credits: A Soldier’s Play (Roundabout Theatre Co., National Tour), The Lehman Trilogy (PTC), Nureyev’s Eyes (GSP), Alphabetical Order (Keen Co.), Hamlet (Aspen Music Festival), One Man, Two Guvnors (Berkeley Rep), The Hour of Feeling (Humana Festival), The 39 Steps (Pennsylvania Shakespeare Fest.), In the Next Room (Gulfshore Playhouse), The Voice of the Turtle (Merrimack Rep.), T.V. and Film: Succession, Bluff City Law, Blindspot, Blacklist, Bull, Smash, Not Fade Away. B.F.A from UNCSA.

Thrilled to finally debut at the Fulton! Off-Broadway: The Flea Theatre, The Guys opposite Tom Wopat, director Tommy Kail. Regional: Arden Theatre (27 roles), Arena Stage, Cape May Stage, Cape Playhouse, Delaware Theatre Company, Folger Shakespeare Theatre, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival (11 seasons), Philadelphia Theatre Company, Orlando Shakespeare Festival, Walnut Street Theatre (10 roles), Wilma Theatre, 1812, and a tour of Ireland with Interact. Grace has four Barrymore Awards and a BFA from North Carolina School of the Arts. She is the voice of Longwood Gardens, Cooper Hospital, Philadelphia Zoo and Mass Mutual Insurance, among others. Next up: A Delicate Balance at The Walnut Street Theatre.

Abigail is thrilled to be returning to The Fulton Theatre for a 5th season! Fulton credits include EQUUS (Jill Mason), DOUBT (Sister James), FUN HOME (Medium Alison), and NEXT TO NORMAL (Natalie). National Tour: Austen’s Pride. Select Regional: COME FROM AWAY (Janice) at The Muny, WINDFALL (Hannah) at Bay Street Theatre directed by Jason Alexander, HAIRSPRAY (Penny Pingleton) at Theatre Aspen, STEEL MAGNOLIAS (Annelle) at Stages St. Louis, and more. She is a graduate of Otterbein University. Many thanks to Andy Kindig, Marc Robin, Joey Abramowicz, and everyone at the Fulton who made this production possible. She sends love to her family, friends, and Caroline! abigailisom.com @abigailisom

Hanley is overjoyed to return to The Fulton, this time with her beloved husband! Previously at The Fulton: The Sound of Music, White Christmas, Venus in Fur, Les Misérables, Murder on the Orient Express. Other favorites include: The Last Five Years (Syracuse Stage, directed by Jason Alexander); She Loves Me and The 39 Steps (Gretna Theatre); What the Constitution Means to Me (NC Stage); The Glass Menagerie (Pioneer Theatre) and Frog Kiss (NYMF). Hanley is also an educational coordinator for the arts non-profit, R.Evolución Latina, and proud mama of a precious baby girl. BA: Davidson College. So much love and gratitude to Marc, Joey, Andy and everyone at The Fulton, including YOU!

Tricia has enjoyed a long and varied theatrical career from one of her first jobs as a green show dancer at the Utah Shakespearean Festival in Cedar City, Utah, to performing in and choreographing the National Award winning ACCT fest production of Falsettoland in Midland, Texas, to playing mother to Jonathan Groff (name drop) in both HONK! and Batboy in nearby Ephrata, PA. Local audiences may have seen her onstage at EPAC, Gretna Theatre, Susquehanna Stage, and most recently the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre. As always, love to Kylie and Quinn.

Kate is an Allentown, PA native proud to be making her Fulton debut! She earned her BA in Storytelling from NYU and MA in Arts Administration from Kutztown University as well as completing the professional conservatory program at Atlantic Acting School. She is a founder and coach at Acting UP and a drama and music specialist at Moravian Academy. Kate sings with the vocal trio The Swing Time Dolls and the piano/voical duo Living Rarity. Recent credits include Velma in Hairspray (NCC Summer Theatre), the Moor Hen in The Moors (BTL Studio Theatre), Alison in Fun Home, (Hubbard Hall), The Middle/Halina in Indecent (Civic Theatre of Allentown). Love to Mom, Dad, Paul, and Jason. www.katepistone.com

James is delighted to join the team at the Fulton in telling this frightening and timely story, and to return to Lancaster, his home. Previous Lancaster credits: The Mousetrap (Giles Ralston), Fiddler on the Roof (Constable), Camelot (Male Swing) at the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre. Select regional credits: Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure (Prof. Moriarty, West Virginia Public Theatre), Henry V (Dauphin, Viroqua Shakespeare Festival), The Burnt Part Boys (Miner Boggs, Mountain Theatre Company). Film/Television: Chicago P.D. (NBC Universal). James is a proud board member of the Summit Theatre Project in Anchorage, Alaska. Learn more at www.summittheatreproject.org. Many thanks to Marc, Joey, and Andy. Love to Kaitlyn, Mom, Dad and Paul. For Jean Houck. Thanks be to God.

Lillyan Steinberg is ecstatic to be a part of the Fulton theatre’s production of Deceived. She was last seen in Into The Woods (Little Red Riding Hood) at SALT performing arts center. Lillyan’s other favorite performances include Tuck Everlasting (Winnie Foster), High School Musical Jr. (Gabriella Montez), and Seussical (Gertrude McFuzz). Lillyan is beyond thankful to be making her debut at the Fulton Theater as Nancy. She is astounded by all the friendly and welcoming people at the Fulton and so grateful for them. She could not be more appreciative of the support from all her friends, family, and anyone who comes out to see this wonderful production!

Andy is honored to return to the Studio Series here at the Fulton Theatre. He has been a part of the Lancaster artistic community for over 25 years as both a performer and a director. Studio Series Director credits: Deathtrap, Wait Until Dark, The Mystery of Irma Vep, Sleuth. Other Directing Credits include: Million Dollar Quartet, Alice in Wonderland, A Christmas Carol, Fiddler on the Roof, Guys and Dolls, Cinderella. A huge thank you to these wonderful performers, the amazing Fulton staff, and all of you for supporting live theatre. Much love to K, A, and C.

Jason Burgess is skilled sculptor currently residing in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Jason’s sculptures have been showcased in numerous exhibitions and galleries nationally and internationally. Jason’s notable connections to the Lancaster arts community is his collaboration with the historic Fulton Opera House. His passion to visually tell a story has been a part of the Fulton’s cultural significance since 2009.

Beth Dunkelberger thanks the Fulton and other local theatre companies who have provided her the opportunity to pursue her career in her hometown. Recent projects have included The Man who Saved Christmas and Big Fish as well as Tuesdays with Morrie, Deathtrap and Forever Plaid at the Fulton. Beth has made mascots for Servomation, Sperry New Holland, Gibble Foods and Milanof Schock Library as well as costuming industrial shows for Armstrong World Industries.

George Horrocks is excited to be back for another season at The Fulton Theatre. With experience across the East Coast, including The Theatre Lab at FAU, The Maltz Jupiter Theatre, The Rev Theatre Company (formerly Merry-Go-Round Playhouse), Williamstown Theatre Festival, and the Contemporary American Theatre Festival, George is drawn to the collaborative nature intrinsic to theatre.

Excited to be designing for the 4th floor studio series. Previously at the Fulton: Sound designer for the past three seasons of family series shows, A1 for The Irish and How They Got That Way and Forever Plaid, A2 for Driving Miss Daisy, Frozen, Beautiful, and Titanic. Many thanks to the Fulton for this opportunity.

Meg is happy to be going into her fifth season with the Fulton Theatre! Audiences may have seen her most recent prop design work in last spring’s production of Anastasia. Some of her favorite prop designs include Who’s Holiday, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Grease, and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. She loves the storytelling power of props—whether it’s building a bizarre holiday cocktail or refurbishing a vintage cash register—and takes pride in the creativity and teamwork that go into every show. Huge thanks to the incredible Fulton production and shop teams and the audiences who keep theatre magic alive. When she’s not at the theatre, you can probably find her thrifting for hidden treasures or building something weird and wonderful at the scene shop. Enjoy the show!

Anthony joined the Fulton Theatre 25 seasons ago. Locally, Anthony has enjoyed designing for EPAC, Theatre of the 7th Sister, Hempfield Dance Theatre, and Ephrata & Garden Spot High Schools. Nationally, Anthony’s designs have been seen at the Riverside Theater, Playhouse on the Square, Maine State Music Theatre and Walnut Street Theatre. Favorite shows include In the Heights, Fun Home and Jesus Christ Superstar. Favorite hair designs include Taffetas, Wizard of Oz, and Kinky Boots.

he/him Joey has been the Fulton Casting Asssociate since 2018. He began as an actor/dancer at the Fulton in 2005’s Carousel. He has since performed in over 16 productions, his last in the role of Bob Crewe in Jersey Boys. Joey was the Associate Director and Makeup Designer for last season’s CATS, and also directs some of our Theatre For Young Audience shows. Many thanks to you, our audiences for supporting live theatre, and love always to Jeff, Piper and Jackson. @joeytumble

Jessica is so excited to be back with Fulton for a second show. Her favorite previous credits include: Cats (Fulton), Murder on the Orient Express (Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre), She Loves Me, Ring of Fire, Route 66 (ATI), She Loves Me, The Mousetrap, and Little Shop of Horrors (Citadel Theatre). She would like to thank Andy, the cast, crew, and the wonderful Fulton staff for this amazing journey. She would also like to thank her family and friends who have endlessly and fiercely supported her throughout her career.

Sarah Nagengast is a Central PA-based stage manager. A few recent favorites include Forever Plaid (Fulton Theatre), The Seeker: A Dolly Parton Seeker Concert (Gretna Theatre), and Legally Blonde (Hershey Area Playhouse). She worked with the Fulton Theatre Studio Series last season and is happy to be back with a new cast and crew. Sarah’s passion for theatre extends to the touring industry and she is excited to make her touring stage management debut this winter. She would like to thank her Deceived team, family, friends, God and everyone who supports her crazy ambitions!

began 24 years ago (guest director in 2001 for Evita), Artistic Director in 2009, and is now in his 8th year as Executive Artistic Producer. He has staged over 450 productions including shows in London, New York, Chicago, and California. He has garnered many awards including Joseph Jefferson, Barrymore, Vicky and BroadwayWorld to name a few. When he isn’t at the Fulton, he can be found at his second home at Maine State Music Theatre in Brunswick, Maine where he recently began his 17th Season.