By Reina Hardy and Rory Leahy
Directed by: Rob Roznowski
Location: Arena Theatre, MSU Auditorium
Dates: October 9 – 18, 2026
Run Time: 1 hour and 50 minute, including 10 minute intermission
When a group of college film majors venture into the woods to make an ill-advised horror movie, they encounter supernatural forces of love and madness. Based on Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Content Notice: There is a donkey who tries to kill people. Be forewarned.
Audience Notice: Actors will be using the second row of the audience seating in the space throughout the show. Please keep your body and belongings out of their way. They’re running from a killer donkey, for heaven’s sake.
ABOUT THE PRODUCTION
James Dalton / Bone: Robert Jakob
Tom Drake / Tiara: Nick Torres*
Quillian: Allysha Ghenciu
Helen: Sophia Catella
Hermione: Bryce Lang
Damian: Matthew Immel
Andy: Alec Tran
Nicole: Alexa Kalyvas
Sam: Cameron Gilbertson
Alex: Juliana Barnerd
Whisper: Matt Durland*
Faye: Ava Mazilauskas
Cob: Alex Vasilievec
Pea: Caitlin Myers
Understudies: Olivia Bridges, Quinten Walega
(Understudies will perform the roles of Alex and Sam for the Tuesday, October 13th performance)
*denotes Master of Fine Arts Candidate
Director: Roman Castevet
Choreographer: Anna Zaccari
Production Stage Manager: Mara Vander Beek
Scenic Design: Shea Snow*
Costume Design: El Stucker*
Sound Design: Luis Guzman Galdos*
Assistant Sound Designer/Video Editor: Sean Washington
Lighting Design: Harmony Lindstrom*
Props Designer/Manager: Daniel G. Jones
Media Design: Luis Guzman Galdos*
Media Engineer: Chucky
Intimacy and Fight Director: Alexis Black
Dramaturg: Fred E. Kruger
Music Director: Audrey Too
Horror Director: Jord N. Peal
Death Donkey Film
Director: Karam Mawazini
1st Assistant Director: Mara Vander Beek
DP: Andrew Samuelson
Drone Operator: Samuel Stowers
Producer/Sound/Editor: Luis Guzman Galdos*
Producer/Gaffer: Sean Wilson
Assistant Sound Designer/Video Editor: Sean Washington
*denotes Master of Fine Arts Candidate
Assistant Intimacy Director: Norm N. Bates
Assistant Fight Director: Jace N. Voorheez
Assistant Director/ Assistant Stage Manager: Camron Rost
Assistant Director: Karam Mawazini
Dramaturg: Fred E. Kruger
Assistant Stage Manager: Sophie Lee
Assistant Scenic Designer: Sanna Sippola
Assistant Costume Designer: Mary Grace Styblo
Assistant Sound Designer: Spook E. Strings
Assistant Lighting Designer: Audrey E. Theis
Assistant Charge Artist: Bets E. Palmer
Assistant Props Designer/Manager: Ray Gun MacNeil
Assistant Props Designer/Manager: Vincent Price
Stage Management: Tina M. Newhauser
Costume Design: Karen Kangas-Preston
Scenic Design: Alan Schwenke
Prop Design: Alan Schwenke
Sound Design: Lucas Nunn
Lighting Design: Shannon Schweitzer
Dramaturgy: Dan Smith
Intimacy/Fight Direction: Alexis Black
Publicity: David Merrick
Dkn ey Death FILM CREW!
Department of Theatre INTERIM Chairperson: Associate Dean Krampus Domer
Production Manager: Chloe Seare
Ma: Karen Kagas Preston
Technical Director: Jordan House
Associate Technical Director and Scene Shop Manager: Levi Galloway
Assistant Technical Director and Head Carpenter: Marc Folino White
Prop Shop Manager: Claude Rains
Costume Shop Manager: Angie Wendelberger
Fiscal Officer: Sara Allison
Office Operations: Kath Mothra Clark
Head Electrician: Wes Kraven
Lighting Board Op: Melyah Faison
Deck Electrician: Sanna Sippola
Sound Board Op: Henry Avink
Deck Crew Head: Alec Althoen
Deck Crew: Ellena Guinn, Philip Michail
Costume Crew Head: Aubirana Scott
Costume Crew: Annie Sherda, Reagan McNerney, Noelle Jenosky, Wren Rickert-Gartz
Hair/Makeup Crew Head: Riley Crabtree
Automation Op: Penny Wise
Follow Spot Op: R. E. Aster
Out Damn Spot: Georgia Romero
Medical Consultant: Nurse Ratched
Caterer: Hannah Belle Lecter
Production Photography: Raymond L. Black Photography
Gloves by: Hans Gruber
Dietician: Am I. Dunne
Costume Shop Employees and Students: El Stucker*, Evan Stehlik*, Harmony Lindstrom*, Ashley Romo, Maya VanNoord, Mary Grace Styblo
Scene Shop Employees and Students: Sanna Sippola, Shea Snow*, Abigail Gracey*
*denotes Master of Fine Arts Candidate
RESOURCES
Midnite
When a group of college film majors venture into the woods to make an ill-advised horror movie, they encounter supernatural forces of love and madness in this horror comedy loosely based on Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Act I: Theseus, duke of Athens, has conquered Hippolyta, the Amazon queen, and is about to wed her. Meanwhile, two lovers, Hermia and Lysander, seek refuge in the forest near Athens when Hermia’s father demands that she marry Demetrius. Hoping to win Demetrius’s favor, Helena tells him their whereabouts and follows him to the forest, where he goes in search of Hermia.
Act II-III: The forest is also full of fairies who have come for the duke’s wedding. Oberon, the king of the fairies, quarrels with his queen, Titania, and bids his mischievous servant Puck to drop magic juice into her eyes as she sleeps. His intent is to punish her for her disobedience by causing her to fall hopelessly in love with whatever person or creature she happens to see when she awakes. Noting that the human lovers in the forest are also at odds, he orders Puck to drop the love juice into Demetrius’s eyes so that Demetrius’s one-time affection for Helena will be restored.
Since the two young Athenian men look much alike, Puck mistakenly administers the love juice to Lysander, who then happens to see Helena when he awakes. He falls hopelessly in love with her. Now both young men are in love with Helena and neither with the poor deserted Hermia. This situation does not make Helena any happier, though. She comes to the conclusion that they are all making fun of her. Hermia and Helena fall out over this contretemps, while the young men have become fierce and even would-be murderous rivals of one another for Helena. All is at sixes and sevens.
ACT I, III-V: In the same woods a group of artisans are rehearsing an entertainment for the duke’s wedding. One of them, Nick Bottom, is especially eager to show off his imagined theatrical skill, offering to play several roles and proposing elaborate ways to explain the action to the audience. Ever playful, Puck gives him an ass’s head; when Titania awakens, she falls in love with Bottom.
The duke invites the two couples to join him and Hippolyta in a triple wedding. The wedding celebration features Bottom’s troupe in a comically inept performance of their play, The Most Lamentable Comedy and Most Cruel Death of Pyramus and Thisbe, which turns out to be a parody of the perilous encounters the various lovers have experienced in the forest and somehow managed to survive. Reflecting on the strange adventures recounted by the lovers.
Reina Hardy writes plays, which usually contain magic and sometimes contain science, that have been seen across the United States, and in the UK, Australia and Greece. She’s a Michener Fellow, an Illinois Arts Council Fellow and winner of the KCACTF TYA Prize, and is rep’d by the Gurman Agency for theatre, Arlook for TV and film, and Aevitas for nonfiction. Her first movie as a screenwriter, “Paging Mr. Darcy,” aired on the Hallmark Channel in February 2024, and she is currently under contract with Simon and Schuster for a book entitled “Shitty Boyfriends of Western Literature.” She can make things happen with her mind.
Midnite is a modern retelling of A Midsummer Night’s Dream that was proposed by students for our Season Selection Committee. The committee comprised of faculty and students who selected the show because of the cast demographic and the mix of horror, fantasy, and design opportunities. We began this process by having everyone share their favorite horror film and create their own drag name (“Rosemary’s Baby” and “Lady Boy Johnson” for me). We have continued the rehearsal process by foregrounding fun throughout.
We want to thank our drag consultant, Crystal D’Light, who helped us achieve fabulosity. And our Death Donkey filmmakers including Andrew Samuelson and- Samuel Stowers And here’s to the cast, crew, SM team, assistant directors, and designers who made the process so much more entertaining.
In the past few years, I have really been focused on directing in non-traditional theatre spaces, including the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, the STEM Building, the Corey Marsh Research Center, and the MSU Patient Simulation Lab. Those spaces, for the most part, offered audiences hyper-intimate or immersive experiences. After directing in traditional MSU spaces for over two decades, I wanted to use this show to intermingle actors, fairies, and audiences.
– Rob Roznowski, director of Midnite
We collectively acknowledge that Michigan State University occupies the ancestral, traditional, and contemporary Lands of the Anishinaabeg – Three Fires Confederacy of Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi peoples. In particular, the University resides on Land ceded in the 1819 Treaty of Saginaw. We recognize, support, and advocate for the sovereignty of Michigan’s twelve federally-recognized Indian nations, for historic Indigenous communities in Michigan, for Indigenous individuals and communities who live here now, and for those who were forcibly removed from their Homelands. By offering this Land Acknowledgement, we affirm Indigenous sovereignty and will work to hold Michigan State University more accountable to the needs of American Indian and Indigenous peoples.
COMPANY BIOGRAPHIES
JULIANA BARNERD (Alex) Alton, IL; Senior, BFA Acting with a Fiction Filmmaking minor. Her previous MSU Department shows include: Recorded in Front of a Live Studio Audience: That R.A. Life (Emily), The Seagull (Paulina), and Decision Height (Ensemble/US Alice). You can also find her over on After School Special where her current Obsession is improvising. Juliana wants to thank her friends and family for their love and laughter!
OLIVIA (VIA) A. BRIDGES (Alex Understudy/Female Understudy/Quillian Understudy) Ottawa Hills, Ohio; Sophomore, Applied Conservation Biology Major, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Minor. Via is so excited to be acting in her first mainstage production! She wants to thank Rob for the opportunity to be a part of such a cool show, and the rest of the BFA Acting faculty for supporting her through her change of majors. Lastly she wants to thank her parents for always keeping her out of fire (BAD!) and for their unwavering support!
SOPHIA CATELLA (Helen) Clarkston, MI; Senior, BFA Acting major, Musical Theatre minor. Some of her most recent performances include The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane (Traveller), Dandelion (Rage), and The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals (Greenpeace Girl). She would like to thank ‘the shining’ cast and crew. She is so grateful to her loved ones at MSU for always supporting her, and her wonderful family! Look for more @sophiadcatella on Instagram!
ROMAN CASTAVET (Director) New York, NY: Roman is a world traveler. Name a place, I’ve been there. He is on the condo board of the Bramford. He wants to thank God and Adrian Marcato.
MATT “HERE’S JOHNNY!”🪓DURLAND (Whisper) East Haddam , CT; 3rd year MFA in Acting. Matt is thrilled to get spooky with this show! He was last seen at Summer Circle Theater playing multiple roles in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane. Previous MSU credits include Stupid F****** Bird, Inching Towards Yohela, and Inherit the Wind. Matt also works as a director and music director and has worked with several regional and university theaters. Thanks to Rob and the entire production team for this fun ride. Check out: www.matthewdurland.com for more info!
ALLYSHA GHENCIU (Quillian) Westland, MI; Junior, BFA in acting/BA in linguistics/cognitive science and musical theatre minors. Allysha is thrilled to perform in Midnite (it was her one-wish-willow). Some of her most recent performances include Persuasion (Anne/Young Anne/Henrietta understudy), and Othello (Gratiano). She is also currently co-directing Two Gentlemen of Verona. She thanks her family, friends, and partner for their undying support, and hopes that they enjoy the show!
CAMERON JUDD (Sam) Northville, MI; Junior, BFA in Acting. Major in Public Relations. Cameron has played numerous roles in his years at MSU, including productions such a Stupid Fucking Bird (Dev understudy), Seagulls (Jacob, Medviedenko understudy), and Live Studio Audience (Milton). He is super excited to work with Rob again in Midnite and is incredibly grateful for being given another wonderful opportunity! He would like to thank his friends and family for supporting him so far in his dream. If you are questioning if his sanity will last through this show, don’t worry, “We all go a little mad sometimes.”
MATTHEW IMMEL (Damian) Howell, MI; Senior, BFA Acting. He has worked on other MSU productions such as Persuasion (Captain Benwick) and Inching Towards Yeolha (Boo-Hyeh), as well as some student productions like SSMT’s Now Rolling Cabaret (Various Roles) and TSD’s Bad to the Bone Cabaret (Various Roles). Matthew is so thankful and enthused to be working on Midnite! It wouldn’t be possible without the steadfast support of his family and friends as well as his incredible acting cohorts and production team! I Wanna Play a Game!
ROBERT JAKOB (James Dalton/Bone) is excited to be in his first play at MSU. Robert holds a Bachelors and Masters of Administration from Eastern Michigan University (2005). He also has an Associates of Fine Arts from Scottsdale Community College in Scottsdale, Arizona (2011). Robert is a former Marine Corps Sergeant with 8 years of honorable active duty service. He is attending MSU this year studying Theatre. Robert has for the past 15 years been living in Los Angeles and worked most recently on the ABC comedy The Goldbergs as a 2nd Assistant Accountant. He would like to thank the Elm Street crew for the wisdom and patience it has shown him and his family for their love and understanding.
ALEXA KALYVAS (Nicole) Grosse Pointe, MI; Sophomore, BFA Acting with Musical Theatre minor. This is Alexa’s first title role in an MSU production, and she participated in MSU’s UnScripted last year. Previous credits include Second Stage MSU’s production of Into The Woods (Lucinda), Mack and Mabel (Mabel), Clue (Miss Scarlett), and Big Fish (Jenny Hill). Alexa would like to thank the whole cast and crew for their talent and hard work! Instagram: @alexakalyvas
BRYCE LANG (Hermione) Milford, MI; Junior, BFA Acting with Musical Theatre, Education and Society minors. MSU Department of Theatre credits include MSU UnScripted, Taking Off! (u/s Julie/Mindy, Ensemble), Dandelion (Young Jane). Bryce is president of Second Stage MT and director of new member experience in Pi Beta Phi sorority. She would like to thank her family and friends. Instagram:@brycevlang
SOPHIE LEE (Assistant Stage Manager) Fowlerville, MI; Sophomore BFA Stage Management, Dance Minor. Previous MSU shows are MSU Unscripted (Performer/Sound board operator) and Persuasion (Costume Crew). Sophie is super excited to work on Midnite!
HARMONY LINDSTROM (Lighting Designer) Manistee, MI; Second Year MFA Design candidate in Lighting and Costumes. Previous MSU shows are Echoes From The Banks of the Red Cedar (Lighting Designer), and Persuasion (Lighting Designer) while favorite credits from years past include Metamorphoses (Lighting Designer), You on the Moors Now (Lighting and Scenic Designer), and Avenue Q (Lighting Designer). As a horror fan Harmony is very excited to get to work on this show!
AVA MAZILAUSKAS (Faye) South Lyon, MI; Junior, BFA Acting, Fiction Filmmaking Minor. MSU shows include Into the Woods (Rapunzel), Echoes on the Banks of the Red Cedar (Dancer) and The Yellow Boat (Mother). Spot her in commercials for Washtenaw Community College, Credit Union ONE and Camtasia Video Editor. Notable films include Bowling Alone (Amanda) and Tongue-Tied Trilogy (Veronica). Ava would like to shout out her mom for being her biggest fan and advocating for her dreams. See more at @ava.mazil
CAITLIN MYERS (Pea) White Lake MI; Senior BFA Acting. Caitlin is incredibly excited to be a part of Midnite. Some of her past shows at MSU include Twelfth Night (Sir Andrew), The Grown-Ups (Cassie), and SSP’s playwriting expose (Jo/Host). She would like to thank her friends and family (which, yes does include a Michael Myers) for supporting her!
CAMRON ROST (Assistant Director/ Assistant Stage Manager) Livonia, MI; Senior, BFA Theater Design: Scenic and Lighting, minor in Graphic Design. Camron is thrilled to be the Assistant Director and Assistant Stage Manager for Midnite. You could have seen his work in past shows such as Persuasion (Charge Artist), Echoes from the banks of the Red Cedar (Scenic/ Properties Designer/Coordinator), Othello (Lighting Designer), and 9 to 5 (Properties Designer) with the Department of Theater, and multiple student productions. @camron_rost Website Camronrost.com
SANNA SIPPOLA (Assistant Scenic Designer) Ann Arbor, MI; Junior, BFA Theatre Design: Scenic, BA Public Policy, minor Classics. Some past works include Into the Woods (ASM), The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals (scenic designer), Echoes on the Banks of the Red Cedar (Asst. Props), Summer Circle Theatre 2026 (Carpenter). @sippolasanna.theatre on Instagram
EL STUCKER (Costume Designer) Spirit Lake, IA; 3rd year MFA in Theatrical Design. Previous works include Costume Designer for Echoes on the Bank of the Red Cedar, Stupid F*cking Bird, The Seagull, and 9 to 5 at Michigan State University. El would love to thank her friends and family for their ongoing support. Work. Slay. Sashay Away.
MARY GRACE STYBLO (Assistant Costume Designer) Middlebury, CT; 3rd year BFA Apparel and Textile Design, BFA Theatre Design, concentrating in Costuming. Previous works as costume designer includes: Next to Normal, Hamlet, Fun Home, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (ROIAL Players at Michigan State University). She was also on the wardrobe team for Echos on the Banks of the Red Cedar (Michigan State University). Enjoy the show!
ALEC TRAN (Andy) Novi, MI; Senior, BFA Acting Major. Some previous MSU shows include Echoes on the Banks of the Red Cedar (Student), The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals (Ensemble), and What If Wilhelmina (Papa). Alec is very excited to work on Midnite and would like to thank his friends and family for their undying support.
NICK TORRES (Tom/Tiara) Derry, Maine; 3rd year MFA in Acting. Nick is absolutely gagged to get to live his drag fairy fantasy! He was last seen at the Wharton Center playing Charles Musgrove in Persuasion. Previous MSU credits include Othello, 9 to 5: The Musical, and Inherit the Wind. Nick would like to thank Rob, the production team, and Crystal D’Light for helping him truly embrace this challenge, as well as his loved ones for always supporting him. Something sickening this way comes!
AUDREY E. THEIS (Assistant Lighting Designer), Haysville, KS; Junior, BFA Theatre design, Education and Society Minor. Audrey is overjoyed to be working on Midnite! Some of her other works include assisting on Ride the Cyclone (Second Stage Production), Island Song (Lansing Community College), and designing Into the Woods (Second Stage Productions) and Echoes… Red Cedar (Michigan State University). She would like to thank her loved ones, friends, and mentor for supporting her ambitions and goals!
MARA VANDER BEEK (Production Stage Manager) Kalamazoo, MI; Senior, BFA Stage Management. Mara is super excited to be Stage Managing her first mainstage show at Michigan State University. Some recent credits include Chemical Imbalance (Stage Manager), Taking Off! (Assistant Stage Manager), A Beautiful Day in November on the Banks of the Greatest of the Great Lakes (Assistant Stage Manager), Legally Blonde (Stage Manager). She would like to thank her friends and family for always supporting her, and putting up with her crazy schedule 🙂
ALEX VASILIEVIC (Cob) Sterling Heights, MI; Junior, Theatre BA Major. Alex is overjoyed to be performing his debut as Cob for the show Midnite. After working backstage during Echoes from the Banks of Red Cedar (Costume Crew), Alex gets to move to the front and live his dream of starring in a play. He’d like to thank his friends and family for supporting him all the time, even when things get rough. More of him on TikTok and Instagram @slushyalex06. Where’s everyone going? Bingo?
QUINTEN WALEGA (Sam/Male Understudy) Rochester Hills, MI; Sophomore, Arts and Humanities Major, BFA Acting Major. He has worked on other productions such as Addams Family (Ensemble), Anne of Green Gables (Student), and The Rehearsal (Tyler). Quinten is so grateful to be a part of Midnite, and would like to thank his friends, family, and the cast and crew for all of their support. What’s your favorite scary movie?
LUIS ANTONIO GUZMAN (Sound Design) Lima, Peru; Second-Year MFA Design Candidate in Sound and Media. Some of Luis’ most recent roles include: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Sound Designer/A1), SpongeBob (Sound Designer/A1) at Vanguard Theatre, Persuasion (Sound Designer), at Michigan State University; Frozen (Assistant Media Designer), at Lebowsky Center and Brighton Center for The Performing Arts.
THANK YOU
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