Stage Manager
Malachi Raymond was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, and an adoptive Jamaican. In middle school he studied visual arts and theatre. Staring as Banquo in Macbeth and Benedick in A Midsummer Nights Dream. Today he continues to study fine arts at Fiorello. H. Laguardia High School of Music and Art, learning how they both impact and inspire the world around us.
Assistant Stage Manager
Anahid Hekinian is an assistant stage manager with a deep love for performance across music, theater, film, and visual arts. With a calm presence and sharp attention to detail, she supports productions from behind the scenes while nurturing her own creative voice across disciplines.
Lighting Design
Jessie Hamilton is a New York–based lighting designer whose work blends precision, atmosphere, and emotional clarity. With a keen eye for texture and storytelling, they craft dynamic lighting environments that elevate performance and deepen audience connection across theater and live events.
Sound Design
Efthimi Matsamakis is a New York City–based photographer, audio engineer, and musician. His work has been featured at the Chelsea Film Festival, Orlando Film Festival, Brooklyn Arts Council, and the Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Montreal Fringe Festivals. He is dedicated to helping people and projects look and sound as beautiful as they truly are.
Set & Puppetry
Daphne Loney is a New Orleans based visual artist and Fine Arts Professor. She is a co-founding member of the In Good Company theatre group with design credits for their productions of The Maids, Diamond Dust, Grace and Igor and The House of Bernarda Alba. She Holds an MFA in sculpture from the University of New Orleans. Thanks to Rebecca Frank for her creative vision and unwavering support.
Carpentry
Born and raised in Louisiana, Mike Andrepont is a musician, woodworker and finish carpenter who holds expertise in the restoration and rehabilitation of historic buildings. His love for historic architecture began in New Orleans where, in 2002, he purchased and transformed his first historic home. After hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, Mike was involved in the restoration of several structures that suffered damage. He was further recognized for his artistry as a finish carpenter by the Prince Charles Foundation in 2010. At this time, Mike began to build theatre sets for Tulane University and several smaller local troupes in New Orleans including IGC. Arriving in New York City in 2019, Mike has continued to hone his craft with Fifty Three Restorations, and his woodworking skill has contributed to the rehabilitation of countless projects, including the Central Park Children’s Corner, the newly refurbished Delacourt theatre, the John Jay Estate in Rye NY and others. He continues to help build theater sets for arts programs at several New York City schools. Mike also plays drums with multiple award-winning and beloved New Orleans bands and is a valued member of the New Orleans music scene.