I’m Wearing My Own Clothes!

ACTING COMPANY
Dawn Schulz Campbell^, Mandi Hutchins, Ted Lesley, Erica McClure, Casey Moulton

DESIGN & PRODUCTION
Kathi E.B. Ellis^ (Director),  Jill Marie Schierbaum^ (Set Designer) Lindsay Chamberlin^ (Costume Designer), Paul T. Carney (Composer), Scott Davis (Set Construction), Melanie Metcalf (Stage Manager)

^LFL Company Member

Dawn Campbell

Mandi Elkins Hutchins

Ted Lesley

Erika McClure

Casey Moulton

ACTING COMPANY
Dawn Campbell (Ensemble) is so excited to be onstage with Lilith again! Her last Lilith project was the 5-year festival celebration, before she moved away for graduate school and teaching opportunities. She currently resides in Las Vegas, where she teaches K-5 Theatre/Dance at Doral Academy Red Rock. Dawn has a BS in Theatre Performance from the University of Evansville and a Masters in Theatre Studies from Fontbonne University. Past LFL credits include:  FFF, House of Bernarda Alba, Beyond the Blue Mountains, Alice in Black and White, and Becoming Mothers. She is grateful to be a part of the inspiring Lilith mission once again!

Mandi Elkins Hutchins (Ensemble) is pleased to be appearing for the second time in an LFL production, Prevailing Winds being her first. Favorite stage credits include Reefer Madness (The Alley Theatre, Louisville, KY); This Is Not The Play (The Bard’s Town, Louisville, KY); Henry V (Joesphine SummerStage, Frankfort, KY); Angels In America & Once Upon A Mattress (Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, IN); The Nance (Pandora Productions, Louisville, KY); and The Spitfire Grill (Actor’s Theatre, Grand Rapids, MI). Mandi is also a teaching artist with Looking for Lilith Theatre Company and Commonwealth Theatre Center and a regular cast member with The Dinner Detective. She is a recent transplant to the area from Cincinnati, OH and lives locally in New Albany, IN.

Ted Lesley (Ensemble) is so happy to be back with LFL and part of this wonderful ensemble. He received his MFA in Acting from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Some of his favorite roles include Harry Hay in The Temperamentals, Charlie in The Foreigner, Leslie in Seascape, Sam Byck in Assasins and Howie in Rabbit Hole.

Erica McClure (Dr. Mary Edwards Walker) is thrilled to be a part of this Looking for Lilith production. Past roles include: Emma in Too Much Too Much Too Many, June Crenshaw in Two Lobbyists of Verona, Jenny in Mr. Burns, and Amelia Ainsley in Auctioning the Ainsleys with Theatre 502; Katherine/Pistol in Henry V and Rosalind in As You Like It with Josephine SummerStage; and Guildenstern in Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead and Marcy in Dog Sees God with Louisville Repertory Company. She has a BFA in Theatre Performance from University of Louisville.

Casey Moulton (Ensemble) is a 2016 Graduate from the University of Louisville's M.F.A. Acting program. He was last seen in the Josephine Summer Park Shakespeare Festival's King Lear, as Edgar. This is his first production with Looking For Lilith, and he is proud to be a part of it.  

PRODUCTION STAFF
Kathi E.B Ellis (Director, Co-Artistic Director) is delighted to be celebrating Lilith’s 15th anniversary! Particular Lilith favorites include Fabric, Flames and Fervor: Girls of the Triangle and Alice in Black and White, both produced in Louisville and NYC. Kathi has received nominations for the South Florida Regional Carbonell Theater Award. She is a member of Lincoln Center and Chicago Directors labs, and an Associate Member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers.

Jill Marie Schierbaum (Set Designer) is a company member, and Co-Chair of the Communications Committee for Lilith. She is elated to be part of this 15th Anniversary Year! She has been designing sets for 10 years with LFL, some of her favorite shows are  Fabric Flames and Fervor: The Girls of the Triangle, Body Awareness, and Prevailing Winds. She would love to dedicate this project to her own bright star Ava for being her reason to still follow her dreams.

Lindsay Chamberlin (Costume Designer) has been working with Looking for Lilith over the past nine years and is currently an Associate Company Member. Her favorite LFL designs include Fabric Flames Fervor: The Girls of the Triangle, Beyond the Blue Mountains, Hunting the Basilisk, Body Awareness, Much Ado About Nothing, As It Is In Heaven, Orlando and a co-design for Legacy of Light. She had also designed for other local companies including  Pandora Productions, Commonwealth Theatre Center, Theatre [502], Actors Theatre of Louisville, Liminal Playhouse and Josephine Shakespeare Summerstage. The highlight of her career happened when she designed the world premiere of Alice in Black and White in Louisville with LFL and later for the New York premiere at 59E59 last summer.

Paul T. Carney (Composer) worked previously with LFL as Sound Designer/Musician for The House of Bernarda Alba, Orlando, and Legacy of Light. He began in music and theater growing up in Louisiana; earned a degree in Performance Studies from Northwestern University, pursuing theater and music in the Chicago area; and has continued with both since moving to Louisville. He was a scenic and sound designer for Specific Gravity Ensemble of Louisville, and has been a sound coordinator for Josephine SummerStage in Frankfort. A former film & video professional and sculptor, Paul owns Body Mechanics Massage Therapy Clinic, is an accompanist with Flamenco Louisville and YPAS, and is a performing musician with the Kentucky Art Center's Arts in Healing program.

Melanie Metcalf (Stage Manager) is a senior at Bellarmine University. This is her first production with Looking For Lilith and she is very excited to be a part of “I’m Wearing My Own Clothes!”. “Getting the experience of being a stage manager and learning from Kathi has been wonderful!”.