emily / BUBECK
Indie Producer, D.I.Y. Director, Off-Broadway Stage Manager
Sarah Norcross (Composer, Mezzo, Gerty)
Sarah Norcross she/her is a New York-based composer, music director, and sound designer. Her work as a composer and music director has been seen in the Polyphone Festival for New Musicals (Lilith and Her Demons), The National Gallery of Art (The Girl from Montana), the Philadelphia Fringe Festival (Since They Left), The Spade (Faustine), and others. Her work as a sound designer has been heard at venues across NYC. She co-founded Theater Anywhere.
emily/BUBECK (Director)
Emily (or Bubeck, whatever name is easiest for you) is a Queer, Catholic, Appalachian Theatre Practitioner and Multi-Disciplinary Artist. She’s a Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director of Breaking & Entering Theatre Collective, and by day she’s the Development Associate at New Dramatists. Bubeck is SO thrilled to be directing this incredible piece - muchibus thankibus!
Matt Greer (Boylan / Baritone)
Matthew Greer is a recent graduate of the Manhattan School of Music and is overjoyed to be a part of this production. He was most recently seen in the ensemble of Brightstar at Quisisana Resort. He’d like to give a huge thanks to Emily Bubeck and Sarah Norcross for the opportunity to work on this show. For more info you can find him on Instagram at @matt_h_g .
Aiyana Greene (Heavenly Voice / Soprano)
Aiyana Greene (She/Her) is a San Franciscan Actor, Singer, and Creative currently located in Brooklyn. Aiyana graduated from The New School’s School of Drama where she studied acting. She is also a graduate of the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts’ Classical Voice program, where she got her foundation in classical singing. Performing credits include: Diana (Next To Normal), Chaperone (The Drowsy Chaperone), The Witch (Into The Woods), Penelope Pennywise (Urinetown). Rep: @fsetalent @thetalentexpress @aiyanagreene
Chris Marth (Stephen Dedalus / Tenor 2)
Chris Marth (Stephen Dedalus) is excited to be joining the cast of Ulysses! Previous credits include Alabama Shakespeare Festival: Silvius AS YOU LIKE IT, Watchman ROMEO AND JULIET, Eeyore WINNE THE POOH, u/s Stuart Lasker INTO THE BREECHES; Disney Cruise Line: Hook Hand DISNEY DREAMS, Grand Pabbie FROZEN; Playhouse on Park: John Dickens A CHARLES DICKENS CHRISTMAS; Weathervane Playhouse: William Barfee …SPELLING BEE, Bishop JEKYLL AND HYDE. Much love to my parents and friends.
Ongama Mhlontlo (Mr. Bloom / Tenor)
Versatile South African tenor and composer Ongama Mhlontlo is a dynamic force in both singing and composing. Recognized as one of the Mail & Guardian's 200 Young South Africans of 2023, he holds a Master's degree from the prestigious Manhattan School of Music. Based in New York City, Ongama’s recent performances include being a Guest Artist at New York’s Sing in Solidarity concert on June 16th, 2024. He premiered his compelling song cycle, Nature’s Secret, on Valentine’s Day, February 14th, 2024. Last year, Ongama premiered Struggles and Hope at the International Human Rights Arts Festival at The Tank Theatre, The Truth Above All Things in his hometown of Mthatha, South Africa, and notably, he introduced Stranger in New York with a premiere on Broadway earlier in 2023, marking a significant milestone in his artistic journey. With a flourishing online presence, Ongama's YouTube channel, The Class of Opera, boasts over 300,000 views.
Avery Rose Pedell (Molly Bloom / Alto)
Avery Rose Pedell (she/they) is a Brooklyn-based theater artist who is especially passionate about telling queer and feminist stories. Theater: “The Eulogy Approach” Theatre Row (Director), “A Jury Of Our Queers” Target Margin Theater (Assoc. Director), “The End of All Flesh” Player’s Ring Theater in Portsmouth, NH & NY Theatre Barn (Girl), “Elsie’s Death Party…” (Writer/Director/Elsie, Carol B. Ohmann Prize). Film/TV: “And Just Like That,” Blue Bloods,” and “Law & Order: SVU.” BA: Wesleyan University.
SPECIAL THANKS TO
The Center at West Park, Ralston Hough, Lauren Linsey, Issi Graj, Dalton Deschain, “WAKE” podcast, “All things James Joyce and Oscar Wilde” (blog) , “The Groundhog Day Challenge” (blog)