ERIC CLAVELL (Clown 1) is thrilled to return to Hampton Theatre Company after having last been seen in Mauritius. Regionally he has appeared in productions of Angels in America, Clybourne Park, Disgraced, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, The Lyons along with many others. He would like to thank Catherine for the opportunity. Thankoo!
KEVIN CLYNE (Clown 2) is grateful to HTC and Cathy for this opportunity. Previous endeavors include Murder on the Orient Express, The Seafarer, The Cripple of Inishmaan, The 39 Steps, Rabbit Hole, Next Fall, The Rainmaker, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Romeo & Juliet, August: Osage County, and The Laramie Project. He has written several one- minute plays for the Gi60 and Gimme A Minute play festivals. He sends his love to Cathy and their unique collection of offspring.
ADAM MOSEBACH (Richard Hannay) Hampton Theatre Company debut! Tours: Anne of Green Gables (Int’l), From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (Nat’l). Avery Fisher Hall: Hart to Hart (A Tribute to Moss and Kitty) with Julie Andrews, Audra McDonald, and Robert Goulet. Regional: 1776, Twelve Angry Men, 42nd Street, A Christmas Carol, Pocahontas, Damn Yankees with Andre DeShields and Felicia Finley. LI Premieres: The Toxic Avenger, Prince and the Pauper. He would like to thank Christina and Annika for being his whole heart, and the amazing team at 39 Steps that he gets to have fun with every day!
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ANNA TATISHVILI (Pamela/Annabella/Margaret) is a Georgian-American actress and a recent graduate of the William Esper Conservatory in Manhattan. She is thrilled to be making her stage debut in The 39 Steps and is grateful to Catherine, the cast, and crew for welcoming her into this amazing production. Anna extends her heartfelt thanks to the William Esper community for their mentorship and support. She would also like to thank her Deda (mom), Mama (dad), and sisters, Keta and Nini, for their unwavering love and encouragement. A very special thank you to her husband, Ross, for always supporting her dreams and caring for their one-year-old.
PATRICK BARLOW is a prominent English actor, comedian, and playwright, perhaps best known for his Olivier Award-winning and long-running stage adaptation of The 39 Steps, based on the novel by John Buchan and the movie by Alfred Hitchcock. His work is characterized by a “low-fi” theatrical style that often uses a small cast to portray dozens of characters in epic, fast-paced stories. Besides his version of Lew Wallace’s Ben Hur, his Olivier-nominated adaptation of A Christmas Carol has played off-Broadway and in London’s West End, while his four-person adaptation of The 39 Steps has played in more than 40 countries worldwide, winning Olivier, Helpmann, Moliere and Tony Awards and making Patrick the most performed playwright in America for 2012-’13. Most recently, his rewriting of John Milton’s Comus has played to critical acclaim at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. He is also celebrated in the UK for his two-man theatre company, National Theatre of Brent, as well as numerous screenwriting credits.
JOHN BUCHAN (1875–1940) was a Scottish novelist, historian, British Army officer, and Unionist politician who served as Governor General of Canada. He began writing poetry and prose, fiction and non-fiction as a youth, publishing his first novel in 1895 and ultimately writing more than 100 books, of which the best known is The Thirty-Nine Steps. After attending Glasgow and Oxford universities, he practiced as a barrister. In 1901, he served as a private secretary to Lord Milner in southern Africa towards the end of the Boer War. He returned to England in 1903, continued as a barrister and journalist and then left the Bar when he joined Thomas Nelson and Sons publishers in 1907. During the First World War, he was, among other activities, Director of Information in 1917 and later Head of Intelligence at the newly formed Ministry of Information. He was elected Member of Parliament for the Combined Scottish Universities in 1927. In 1935, King George V appointed Buchan as Governor General of Canada and two months later raised him to the peerage as Baron Tweedsmuir. He occupied the post until his death in 1940. Buchan promoted Canadian unity and helped strengthen the sovereignty of Canada constitutionally and culturally. He received a state funeral in Canada before his ashes were returned to the United Kingdom.
CATHERINE CLYNE (Director/Props) is thrilled to be directing for HTC after having directed Boeing Boeing here in March of 2025. She brings with her over 25 years of experience both on stage and behind the scenes. Favorite directing credits include–The Cripple of Inishmaan, The Seafarer, The Rainmaker, Rabbit Hole, Mauritius, Murder on the Orient Express, Moon Over Buffalo, The Tin Woman, Rumors and An Inspector Calls among others. Catherine is a contributing writer to the Gone in Sixty Seconds One MInute Theater Festival performed annually at the Tank in Manhattan. She is grateful to this enormously talented cast, incredible production team and to the HTC board for giving her the opportunity to direct one of her all-time favorite plays. She sends her love to Kevin and the kids. Thank you for supporting live theatre!
GEORGE A. LOIZIDES (Producer/Props) is a veteran of HTC having acted in 13 productions and directed 12 productions, most recently last season’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. He has been an actor and director for more than 55 years. He studied acting and directing at the HB Studio in NYC. For 27 years he was Director of Theater Arts for Ward Melville High School where he taught Acting and Directing and directed 81 productions. He is Vice President of the Board of Directors, a member of the Artistic Committee and Administrator of the Diana and Peter Marbury Scholarship. Thanks to Cathy Clyne for creating comic mayhem on stage. Break-a-leg to the wonderful cast and crew.
MEG SEXTON (Sound Design) has been with Hampton Theatre Company for five seasons filling a variety of roles including set design, scenic carpentry, sound design, and projection design. She has previously worked as the Education Manager at Bay Street Theater as well as the Grants Manager & Marketing Coordinator at Patchogue Theatre. Currently, she is the Director of Marketing at The Suffolk, the Development Assistant & Content Editor at Patchogue Arts Council, and a scenic carpenter for National Event Connection.
KATHY LOIZIDES (Costumes) is thrilled to be working with Cathy Clyne again on the Hampton Theatre Company’s production of The 39 Steps. She has costumed many productions for Playcrafters Theatre Company of Bellport and Ward Melville High School. Thank you to Teresa LeBrun and HTC for this opportunity. Break a leg to George, cast and crew.
CAROLINE McCURDY (Stage Manager) is happy to be returning to HTC and working with this wonderful cast and crew. Caroline has worked in the Long Island theatre community for over 20 years and has stage managed such shows as Boeing! Boeing!, Laramie Project and The Odd Couple. She is also a producer and actor and is currently president of Modern Classics Theatre Company. Thank you once again to Cathy and George for the opportunity.
SAMMI ROONEY (Lighting/Sound Tech) Sammi Rooney is a NY based lighting designer and performer, and is beyond excited to be working with Hampton Theatre Company! They are currently getting their BFA in Musical Theatre at Five Towns College, where they also serve as Master Electrician. Past lighting design credits include Angels In America Part 1, Nunsense, and Ordinary Days. They have also board operated numerous shows in the past. They hope you enjoy the show!
STEVE ROGERS (Lead Carpenter) For the past 25 years, Steve has designed and built sets and served as lighting designer for Ward Melville High School’s annual musicals, including The Phantom of the Opera, Sweeney Todd, Miss Saigon, Mamma Mia, and many more. He recently retired after a 31-year career as a Technology Education teacher and as Head Coach of the Ward Melville FIRST Robotics Team. To the cast and crew of The 39 Steps — break a leg!
KIERAN X. QUINN (Set Design/Carpenter/Painter) has worked as a furniture contractor in New York City for the past 13 years while pursuing his passion for art and illustration. He is currently a full-time carpenter for an event company and illustrating comic books. He is living the dream with his wife and toddling baby boy. Excited to be behind the scenes with HTC, Kieran looks forward to building more sets and tackling new creative challenges.
KELLY WERESNICK (Lighting Tech) has worked with HTC on previous shows including The Thanksgiving Play, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Boeing Boeing, Now and Then, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play, The Portuguese Kid and I DO! I DO! She studied technical theatre with a concentration in theatre lighting at Suffolk County Community College. She was the lighting designer and board operator for Cry Baby, A Catered Affair, Spamalot, The Wizard of Oz and Anything Goes at North Fork Community Theater in Mattituck. Thanks to her parents and sister Colleen and Uncle Billy for the drive and inspiration to pursue technical theatre.
ROBERT REEVE (Sound Engineer) is an accomplished sound engineer with extensive experience in the live theatre industry. With a strong background in audio technology, Robert has worked on a wide variety of theatrical productions such as Boeing Boeing, The Thanksgiving Play, and the musical I DO! I DO!, contributing his expertise to mixing and technical management. In addition to his theatre work, Robert has also contributed to live events and concerts, further enhancing his versatility in the field. His commitment to excellence in sound design and his ability to adapt to any project, no matter the scale or complexity, has earned him a reputation as a respected sound engineer.
THADDEUS C. PLEZIA (Backstage Crew) is a graduate of Suffolk County Community College (Associates in Science – Theatre), and is a member of the board for South Shore Theatre Experience as Theater Coordinator. Credits: Spike (Vanya, Sonia, Masha and Spike) The Lecturer (Reefer Madness), Bart Madden (Take a Number Darling), Adam (The Shape of Things), Ken (Red). Classical Credits: Cornwall (King Lear), Jacques (As You Like It), Valentine (Two Gentlemen of Verona). Film: Ryan (Waning Poetic), Curt (It’s Love Bro). Directorial Credits: Suburbia by Eric Bogosian, Where We’re Born by Lucy Thurber, Waverly Gallery by Kenneth Lonergan, Shakespeare’s The Tempest and Twelfth Night. RIP Matt Lightsey, forever in the spotlight.
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