THE IPHIGENIAMACHINE at The Beckmann, American Theatre of Actors

Quinn is an actor and poet hailing from the Hudson Valley, NY and recent graduate from Hofstra University. She is passionate about breathing depth and humanity into “odd-ball” characters, as well as the enduring relevance of classical works and making them more accessible to modern audiences. Recent credits include: Nothing Like Here (Valeria), Lady Macbeth is a Freshman in the Ensemble… (Thea), and Trojan Women (Cassandra).

Travis Bergmann has appeared in several recent Off- and Off-Off-Broadway productions, including Lewis and Clark: The Story of York, Angel in the Heat, Seven Against Thebes, Resurrection, King Lear, Nero, and Traitors, earning a 2025 Hell’s Kitchen Award for Best Actor for Traitors. He has also appeared in television and short film projects such as Talk Show (viewable at the Whitney Museum), Echoes of Justice, Evil Lives Here, Lacrimosa, Toyota’s “Lifting Up the Community,” and Savior of the Universe. Instagram: @travbergs | Email: twbergmann63@gmail.com

Kaitlyn Rose RaBocse is thrilled to be working on another project by the wonderful Mackenzie Robin Krestul! A few years ago, Kaitlyn was in Mackenzie's play "Goblin Woman" and she is so happy to be back collaborating on a new work with such a wonderful group of artists. Kaitlyn has her BFA in Performance from Hofstra University, has studied at Stella Adler, and is a member of On the Road Rep. Recent projects include the horror film "Killer of the Haunt" and the web-series "Mask Girls". www.kaitlynroserabocse.com

Sam is a Brooklyn-based actor, orator, and aspiring voiceover artist. He boasts numerous classical and contemporary credits with The American Theatre of Actors and Stag & Lion Theatre Co. samhardyspeaks.com is currently under construction, but soon you should be able to keep up with him there. Sam holds a B.A. in Theatre from The University of Alabama.

Cadence Lamb is an actor, dancer, and musician with lots of other hyphens she's dipped her toes into over the years. Some favorite credits include: Hamlet, King Lear, The Tempest, Completes Works Abridged, A Midsummer Night's Dream (Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival); King John, Love's Labours Lost (Texas Shakespeare Festival); The Producers, White Christmas, Peter Pan, La Cage Aux Folles (Barter Theatre), Romeo and Juliet, Rapunzel (Lexington Children's Theatre). NY credits: The devil smokes..., Polar Express, Teach Me How to Die. Last winter she co-wrote, produced, and starred in a silly short film titled Drunk Girl, and an EP of her original music that she self-produced is dropping this month!

Emily McManus is a multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges the worlds of dance, acting, and puppetry. With a BFA in Dance and Choreography, she brings a unique movement-driven approach to puppetry, combining technical expertise with an innate understanding of physical expression. Drawing from years of training and performance in dance, Emily specializes in creating dynamic, emotionally resonant puppet performances that emphasize the power of movement and storytelling.

Mackenzie Robin Krestul is a multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of the classical and experimental. They received their BFA in Performance from Hofstra University with additional study at The Barrow Group, and this month they graduate with their MFA in Writing from Pratt Institute. Mackenzie is honored to work with such an incredibly talented cast and crew, and is so grateful to Pratt Institute for the opportunity to develop this workshop! mackenzierobinkrestul.com | @m.r.krestul