The One Good Thing, Or "Are Ya Patrick Swayze?" by Joe Bravaco at Washington Stage Guild

Chris Stinson

Chris Stinson is delighted to be back at the Washington Stage Guild for the third time; having previously appeared in 2022's Memoirs of a Forgotten Man & 2015's Pen. D.C. area credits include: A Christmas Carol and One Destiny at Ford's Theatre, Shear Madness and Digging Up Dessa at The Kennedy Center, Another Way Home at Theater J, The Diary of Anne Frank at Olney Theatre, Failure: A Love Story (Helen Hayes nom.) at The Hub Theatre, The Lieutenant of Inishmore at Constellation Theatre, and many others.TV credits: Legends & Lies; CopyCat Killers; Evil Kin. Chris's voice can also be heard in numerous audiobook titles by Graphic Audio. He would like to dedicate his performance to the late Jack Sbarbori, who, under his direction at Quotidian Theatre, Chris was able to tell equally powerful Irish stories in Conor McPherson's This Lime Tree Bower & Port Authority. www.chrisstinsonactor.com

Ryan Michael Neely

Ryan Michael Neely is thrilled to be making his WSG debut. D.C. credits include the world premiere of Ken Ludwig’s Death on the Nile (Dir: Hana S. Sharif) at Arena Stage, King Lear (w/Patrick Page), Much Ado About Nothing (dir. Simon Godwin), Our Town, and The Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare Theatre Company). Other regional credits include the title role in Hamlet (StoryTellers Theater), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival), East of Heart Mountain (Dir. Giovanna Sardelli), House For Sale (Dir. Daniel Fish) and Twelfth Night (Shakespeare’s Globe, UK), among others. New York credits include Hamlet (L+F), Romeo and Juliet (Secret Theater), and The Book of Z…(Manhattan Rep). TV credits include One Life to Live, Monumental Mysteries, The Heiress Strikes Back, and A Day Late & Ten Pounds Overweight (Winner: Top Indie Film Awards). BFA Rutgers, Mason Gross. MFA GW/STC Academy.