Holly McNatt (Reader) is so excited to be back at Oklahoma Shakespeare! You may have seen her last spring in The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged!). With OSP: Miranda in The Tempest, Queen Anne in The Three Musketeers. Her script Bromeo & Juliet was recently awarded Best New Play in OK by Broadway World. Holly is an actor, writer & director and over the years she has also enjoyed working with Carpenter Square, 3rd Act, Jewel Box, Next Stage, Co. Arts Pro, Theatre Crude, Jewish Theatre of OK, The Boom, OKCTC, Reduxion, Upstage, Ghostlight and more. Many thanks to Erin for letting her be a part of this hilarious script! On socials: @thelilfox.

Alix Golden is excited to be a part of this wonderful new play! Previous credits include Agnes in She Kills Monsters (Carpenter Square Theatre), Ivy in Mother Road and Charwoman in Lyric’s A Christmas Carol (Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma), Peter Quince in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Queen Elizabeth in Shakespeare in Love (Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park), Rachel Brown in Inherit the Wind (3rd Act Theatre Company). She recieved a Gem Award for playing Lala Levy in The Last Night of Ballyhoo (Jewel Box Theatre). Alix earned her BFA in Theatre from Adelphi University. Thanks to Erin for this opportunity. To Sheila, thanks for everything. 

Charli Mai Henn (They/them). Charli is a Senior BFA Acting major with minors in Lighting and Directing at Oklahoma City University from Richardson, TX. Recent credits include 154 Ways To Say "I Love You" (Q/ Banquo), Elektra (Clytemnestra), Life Sucks (Babs), Jane Austen's Christmas Cracker (Elizabeth Bennet), Hurricane Diane (Renee), Puffs (Megan Jones), Bellwether (Doll), & Let The Right One In (Eli). Instagram: @charli.mai.henn

Cecilia Alali from Oklahoma City is excited to return to Oklahoma Shakespeare as Miss Harriet Kindling. Some of her previous credits include Cassandra Austen in Jane Austen’s Christmas Cracker, Sonia in LIFE SUCKS. at OKC Repertory Theater, Siobhan in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time at Poteet Theatre, and Chorus in Henry V on WKU's Mainstage. When she’s not performing, she enjoys exploring new dance styles, coaching young performers, and making chapatis with her mom. She is grateful to her family, mentors, and friends for their unwavering love and support.

Jimmy Pike is happy to be working with Erin Woods again, glad to add whatever he has to any of her shows. He’s been on stage at Oklahoma Shakespeare getting his head cut off, falling in love, singing to birds, and begging the ancient privilege of Athens. Happy to be here. Always.