Photo Flash: Meet The All-Female Cast Of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM Benefit Performance
Meet the cast of the one night only benefit performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream! The company is led by Jessica Gardner (seen on "Glow," "Modern Family," and "NCIS") as Bottom. The cast also features Paige Nelson (Hippolyta/Titania), Kelsey Jean Dougherty (Thesus/Oberon), Sarah Hinchcliff (Puck), Emily Newsome (Hermia), Natalie Masini (Helena), Kelly Baskin (Lysander), Libby Wahlmeier (Demetrius), Amy Hart (Egeus), Anne Marie Montavon (Quince), Sam Sheeks (Flute), Katherine Landreth (Snout/Fairy), Emily Dixon (Starvling/Fairy) and Brianne Campbell (Snug/Fairy). The production will feature live music from guitarist Adam Allison. The show will be directed by Mikey Mulhearn.
The performance will take place on August 12th at 7:30pm on the Sundeck of The Kimpton Everly Hotel. Tickets are priced at $10 and will include a light food buffet and cash bar sponsored by Grey Goose. Proceeds will benefit The Good Shepherd Center in Los Angeles.
More information and tickets can be found at tiny.cc/msnd. Ticket availability is limited.


Amy Hart (Egeus)
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Sarah Hinchclif (Puck/Philostrate)

Paige Nelson (Titania/Hippolyta)

Kelsey Dougherty (Oberon/Theseus)

Sam Sheeks (Flute/Thisbe)

Emily Newsome (Hermia)

Katherine Landreth (Snout/Fairy)

Kelly Baskin (Lysander)

BriAnne Campbell (Snug/Fairy)

Emily Dixon (Starveling/Fairy)
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Jessica Gardner (Bottom)

Natalie Masini (Helena)
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Libby Wahlmeier (Demetirus)
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