as Becca

Ali is excited to be taking on this play with this amazing team. Although she's usually on stage, she most recently had a blast assistant directing Gross Indecency with Patrick Kibbie (director) for Wasatch Theater Company. A Salt Lake City native, you may have seen Ali in some of the following roles:

W — Lungs (Pinnacle Acting Co); Amsterdam — (Patrick Kibbie Co); Heather -- Hands on a Hardbody (Wasatch Theatre Co); Jenny -- You Got Older (WTC); Banquo -- Macbeth (Pinnacle Acting Co); Ruth -- Tribes (SLAC); Demetrius - Titus Andronicus (Pinnacle Acting Co); Mandy -- Time Stands Still (Pinnacle Acting Co); The Pilot -- Grounded (People Productions); Wynne -- Dinner (Wasatch Theatre Co); Becca -- Rabbit Hole (Utah Rep).

Ali is an alumni of Westminster College and holds a BA in Arts Administration.

as Howie

Aaron is an Ogden-based actor and director who has been blessed to make weird, beautiful art through the intermountain west. Previous acting roles include She Loves Me (Kodaly), Caroline or Change (Stuart), and Marie Antoinette (Joseph). To me, theatre is a sincere attempt to communicate our humanity to one another. The world outside of ourselves is messy and often difficult to navigate, and so is the world that lives inside us. Theatre plots a course through those inner wilds and invites us to follow.

More than anything, I am excited to collaborate with (and learn from) such an intimidating group of artists. Beyond that, Rabbit Hole is an earnest engagement with grief, which, in a time of so much collective grief, may be as timely as it is timeless.

as Izzy

Courtney is a local actor whose passion lies in exploring her connection with community, especially through the arts. She has enjoyed working within the local film industry, but is excited for a new foray into theatre! In her free time, she writes, bakes, and occasionally practices law. I’m excited to play Izzy! I immediately connected with her character upon reading the script, and I can’t wait to find out what I have to learn by getting to know both her and myself a little better.

as Nat

Nan received her BFA from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and has a degree from Salt Lake Community College in Sign Language for theatre performance. Some of the performances she is proud of that she’s done in Utah include directing a performance of Ugo Betti’s “Crime on Goat Island” in Utah’s west desert; the role of Elder Jay in Ogden’s Good Theatre production of “The Christians;” Bubbie in Covey Theatre’s “Crossing Delancey;” and for Utah Arts Alliance the role of Danielle in “Home of Truth” which was performed in Allen Park. She is honored to be portraying Nat for this production!

as Jason

Ethan Hernandez grew up in Ogden, Utah, and is a graduate of the University of Utah’s Actor Training Program. His recent credits include Puffs (Oliver Rivers) with Voodoo Theatre Company and Gross Indecency (Taylor/Judge) with Wasatch Theatre Company. He is grateful for his friends and family and all of their continued support. Special thanks to Brianna. I'm excited to be part of Rabbit Hole because it is a very intimate story of how grief affects people in different ways and angles of the same loss. It explores how people can find reasons to blame themselves when presented with a tragic accident, looking to find reason and truth in something that seemingly makes no sense.
IG: ethant.hernandez

Director of Rabbit Hole

Morgan (they/she) is a freelance director, creator, and educator. Originally from rural Nebraska, Morgan recently completed her MFA in Directing in London. Recent work includes directing the U.K. premiere of Dog (written by Francesca Pazniokas) and time as a deputy ASM on the West End production of Cabaret. Passions include new writing, queer storytelling, and working with young creatives. I'd like to give special thanks & love to Patrick Kibbie, the founder of Voodoo Theatre Co. for trusting me to direct during this inaugural season, and to my partner, Holly, for understanding & loving me while I tackle freelance life.

Assistant Director

Sterling is a director/actor based out of Salt Lake City. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Musical Theatre from Weber State University. He most recently directed Mandela Mentality Method for the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival. He is the former Co-Artistic Director for Decaf Acting Company. You would most recently have seen him as Edward Carson in Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde. He would like to thank Patrick, Morgan, friends, family and especially his partner Mercedes.

Stage Manager

After graduating from both Weber State University and the U of U, Ashley Bigbie started her stage management career at Hale Center Theatre in Sandy. Then the plague happened, and strangely enough, a career in film proved more financially stable. Ashley currently works full-time for KSL TV, edits video for the Institute of Human Anatomy's YouTube channel, engineers audiobooks, writes horror novels under the pen name Jen Ellwyn, and serves as the Volunteer Chair for the League of Utah Writers.

Lighting Designer

Emma E. Belnap is thrilled to be a part of Voodoo Theatre Company’s inaugural season. Previous works include Schwabacher Summer Concert for the San Francisco Opera’s Merola Program, her national award-winning design for Cabaret (Utah Valley University), The Clean-Up Project, Aftershock, and Mixed Or Mestiza (Plan-B), Mr. Burns, A Post-Clectric Play (An Other Theatre Company) and The Odd Couple (West Valley Performing Arts Center).