Jordan is incredibly excited for the opportunity to be a part of Only the Ghosts Can Know! He’s been acting for 10 years studying with The Bristol Theatre Program and Bridgewater State University. Since moving to Rhode Island, he’s most recently been working in the Pawtucket theatre scene with Burbage Theatre Company as Justin in “BLKS”. Straight plays are good but he can’t resist Shakespeare. His work with Reverie Theatre Group and Shakespeare in New Bedford has been very rewarding personally and artistically. He’s played roles such as Orlando from “As You Like It” and Caliban in “The Tempest”. Working a lot in devised theatre he’s gotten a chance to really take control of his characters with a notable role being Edgar Allan Poe in “An Evening with Edgar Allan Poe” also directed by David Ledoux. Additional roles include Lysander in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, Haemon in “Antigone Ablaze”, and Brutus in “Julius Caesar”. Jordan would like to thank David Ledoux and Taylor K. Corbett for their continuous support and wisdom. 

Micah is thrilled to participate in Only the Ghosts Can Know with the Bristol Theatre Program. Their previous work with the program includes portraying Haimon in Antigone and Peter Pan in Peter and the Starcatcher. Micah found their love for theatre at age six and has been dedicated to the art since. They are very passionate about incorporating their queer, nonbinary identity into every piece of art they make. They strive to carve a place in the theatre world for others like them.

"Quinn plays Sarah in "Only the Ghost Can Know." She has been involved in Bristol Community College’s theatre program for a few years, acting in a devised show, "Travelers," and performed in "Our Town" as Wally Webb and Joe Stoddard. Quinn is so excited to be performing this show alongside other brilliant actors, and for the opportunities that may come."

 Briana is so excited to be a part of the world premiere of Only the Ghosts Can Know. She is a resident of Swansea, Massachusetts and a recent graduate of Bristol Community College with an Associates in Theatre Studies. She is continuing her education at Rhode Island College, studying towards a Bachelor's degree in General Theatre. Previous acting credits include Seneca Howland (Men on Boats), Officer Barrel (Urinetown), Mr. Green (Clue) and Davey (Newsies) at Lincoln School, as well as Hot Blades Harry (Urinetown) and Ted (Peter & the Starcatcher) at Bristol Community College. Other theatre credits include Antigone (Stage manager) at Bristol Community College and Joesph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Props Intern) with New Bedford Festival Theatre. She would like to thank her family and friends for all of their love and support. She would also like to congratulate the whole cast and creative team on the show's opening and thank them for all their hard work and dedication; amazing job everyone! 

Jonah Creaney is ecstatic to be a part of this production as Andrew, as well as a puppeteer. This performance will mark the end of his first year at BCC, after one more year he plans to transfer to RIC as a film major. His first year at college was filled with many challenges, both academic and personal, a sentiment he feels many college freshmen can relate to. A significant challenge he faced was with his performances. This was the first time Jonah was cast in speaking roles for theatre productions. While he did take part in theatre non stop for six years, he was always in the ensemble. Due to this, Jonah believed acting was something he enjoyed, but he did not have the talent for. This was until he took acting classes with David Ledoux, who taught Jonah his complex psychological approach to acting. It was here when Jonah put an excessive amount of time and effort to make sure he is performing at the best level he can. Jonah feels his improvement from the start of the year to now is immeasurable. A sentiment which is shared with many of his colleagues and mentors. 

Jonah would like to thank David Ledoux, the director of this production, for his commitment, dedication, time, wisdom, and effort he has put into this show. He would also like to thank the other directors he worked with this year, Elizabeth Bettencourt, and Taylor K Corbett. Both shows were a joy to work on, and both contributed significantly to his improvement. He would also like to thank some of his fellow actors and classmates: Briana Lawrence, Alyssa Oliver, Jerry Riddlen, Micah Lima, Cordelia Thorn, Jacob Perry-Niewola, and many more for their encouragement, collaboration, and friendship. 

Caitlin is grateful and thrilled to be a part of Only The Ghosts Can Know. Besides working towards her Associate Degree in Liberal Arts with a concentration in Theatre, Caitlin has also dedicated time to develop her craft as an actor in multiple shows with the Bristol Theatre Program. Some of these roles include Marullus and Octavius (Julius Caesar), Emily Webb (Our Town), Carrie (After The Blast), and Lady Capulet (Romeo and Juliet). Her favorite part about theatre, besides the friends she meets with every new show, is the magnetic energy and connection felt on stage. To her, nothing compares to the authenticity that happens when you give over to the scene and are completely present with your scene partner. Caitlin would like to thank the director and cast for encouraging her throughout this entire process. She would also like to thank Eric, her family, and friends for their constant support. 

Taylor K. Corbett is a theatre artist local to Providence Rhode Island in the US. Through her fourteen years working in theatre Taylor has found herself in a plethora of different roles both on stage and in the other areas of theatre. Taylor is the former artistic director of the retired Glass Horse Project out of New Bedford Massachusetts and currently sits as a trustee on the board of directors for both Reverie Theatre Group out of Providence Rhode Island and What Fray Was Here? A social justice oriented company also out of Providence. 

As an actor recent roles include "Black Stache" in Peter and the Starcatcher by Rick Elice, "Puck" in A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare with the Bristol Theatre Program. Additional Roles include "Dogberry" in Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare, "The Boatswain/Iris" in the Tempest by William Shakespeare with Reverie. 

She had the honor of directing Reverie's inaugural production of A Midsummer Night's Dream for Shakespeare in New Bedford. Additional directing credits include Eurydice by Sara Ruhl and the Shape of Things for the Glass Horse Project, Antigone by Sophocles for the Bristol Theatre Program and She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen for the BCC Theatre Club. She was the recipient of the 2019 Helen Marie Booth Theatre Award. 

Taylor is excited to participate in Only the Ghosts Can Know as an actor, intimacy coordinator, and collaborator. She would like to thank David Ledoux for leading the charge for this opportunity. She would also like to thank Jordan Daniel Smith, Caitlin Peck, and the rest of the cast and crew for creating an environment where our creativity could thrive.

 Margaret England, aka Maggie is a theatre major, and she will be graduating in the spring of 2025. She will be playing Sophie in this production. She has lived in Wareham Massachusetts her whole life outside of Bristol community college she is a Dancer and does Hip-hop and contemporary Dancing. She dances at Artistic Dance studio, and Motion the Dance Studio she is also an assistant dance teacher at Kaleidoscope of Dance and gymnastics and teaches Dance classes at the Gleason Family Ymca. She also play’s the piano and takes weekly lessons. Her other hobbies are taking walks to the beach, being with my Gleason family ymca family and spending time with my siblings James, Trevor, Christina and her nephew Elliot and her parents. She also enjoys being around her friends as well. Her biggest goal is to make a difference for others like her who have learning disabilities and show them anything is possible if you work hard for it. 

Reilly Pereira is a student at BCC studying theater major and working to get his associates degree. Here at BCC he's attended two musicals… Urinetown and Pippin. Reilly has claimed that his best work hes performed as an actor was in the Spongebob Musical at theater rats. He portrayed as Old Man Jenkins in the show. He was one of the fan favorites with his iconic Oldman voice and physical old man gesture. He is really looking forward to this performance for the audience to enjoy and cannot wait to enjoy his time at Scotland.

Cordelia fell in love with Theatre two years ago when she took her first acting class.  Since then she has Assistant Stage managed for a production of “Urinetown the Musical,” played Calpurnia in Julius Caesar, Ismene in Antigone, and Prentiss in Peter and the Starcatcher.  She received the Helen Marie Booth Theatre Award in 2024.  She is now Stage Manager for the devised show, Only the Ghosts Can Know, that is performing in the Fringe Festival.  She is excited to meet like minded people, and see where she can take her career. 

Alexis is delighted to be designing the costumes in her first production with the Bristol Community College Theatre Program. They are currently a student at BCC working to get their associate's degree in in liberal arts and intent to go on to get their bachelor's degree in costume design. She is currently seeking to build her portfolio and get experience in costume design. 

Bronwyn Pearson is senior and student teaching candidate for Fall 2024, Bronwyn is a soon to be graduate from the University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth with a degree in Music Education. Sound design is a side hobby of hers, learning it from her music technology classes.

Jovan Colon is a Animation and Motion Graphics Artist. He graduated from Bristol Community College in 2024. He is an artist who really enjoys working with horror themes and aesthetics. Jovan has done a variety of work with digital and physical media, as well as photography, filming, and video editing. He is hopeful all audience members find a high degree of enjoyment for his work on this production.

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