David Bass-Clark (Marty) was last seen at Good Theater as Alfie in A Man of No Importance and as the Heavenly Friend in Carousel. His mom and Lisa deserve a medal for their support. Mike and Gusta deserve earplugs. When he’s not on stage, David runs Willard Scoops in South Portland, which is basically just another stage, only with ice cream. And thanks to the audience for showing up, because without you, it’s just rehearsal!

Thomas Ian Campbell (Brian Howard) is honored to be a recurring performer here at Good Theater. Some of his previous Good Theater credits include Jordan in Significant Other, Eric Birling in An Inspector Calls, Ernie Lally in A Man of No Importance, Barnette Lloyd in Crimes of the Heart, and Tony Kirby in You Can't Take It With You. Other credits include Orpheus in Eurydice, Edward Ferrars in Sense & Sensibility, Dorian Gray in The Portrait of Dorian Gray, The Hermit in Young Frankenstein, and Mr. Pinky in Hairspray. He’s delighted to have you here and hopes you enjoy this hilarious show! Instagram: thomasiancampbell

Colleen Clark (Rebecca Steinberg) is a local vocalist and performer. Her recent theatrical credits include Maureen in the Portland Player’s production of Rent, Sal’s Mom in the Maddy’s Theater production of Blueberries for Sal, and Bella Rose in Good Theater’s production of Desperate Measures. Colleen is thrilled to be a part of the first full production in this beautiful new space and is eternally grateful to Brian Allen for including her in the Good Theater community. Colleen would like to give special thanks to her husband Joe Bearor for his ceaseless encouragement, to her kiddo August who inspires her daily, and to you dear readers for supporting the arts!

Lindsay Conrad (Georgette Howard) is thrilled to make her Good Theater debut! A soprano with experience in both opera and musical theater, she has sung with companies across New England, including Boston Opera Collaborative, MassOpera, and the New Repertory Theatre. Favorite roles include Musetta (La Bohème), Alice Ford (Falstaff), and Fiodiligi (Così fan tutte), and Sharon in Masterclass. Locally, Lindsay sings with the Una Voce Chamber Choir. Originally from Ohio, she holds music degrees from Otterbein University and the New England Conservatory. Lindsay currently works at Portland Trails, and is involved with various nonprofits in the Portland area.

Marie Dittmer (Mimsy/ Aunt Sheila) had been on hiatus since Covid happened, and believing that mid-life should be a celebration (and wickedly fun!) - she is happy to be back onstage with Good Theater. There have been many mentors over the years…Special shouts of thanks out to Red, CLT, Dave, GP, Fluffy, and to the Auger cheer section. Love you all!

Paul Haley (Albert) helped inaugurate the new Good Theater stage last spring in the cast of I’ll Drink To That, and was on the former stage for One Man, Two Guvnors, and ten earlier productions. Other recent roles were in Portland Theater Festival’s Deep Blue Sound this year and Dry Land in 2024. He played Roy Cohn in Parts 1 and 2 of Angels in America with Portland Stage/Dramatic Rep Co. He has also performed with Mad Horse, Fenix, American Irish Repertory Ensemble, Theater at Monmouth, Camden Shakespeare, Acorn Shakespeare Ensemble, and in a variety of PortFringe and film projects.

Mikayla Jane (Annie Shepard) is so excited to be a part of this amazing production. Some of Mikayla’s most recent credits include: The Spongebob Musical, Spring Awakening (CLT), I’ll Drink To That!, Broadway at Good Theater (Good Theater), The Spongebob Musical (Lyric Music Theater), Kinky Boots (Fulton Theatre), The Color Purple, The Sound of Music, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show (Maine State Music Theatre). Mikayla would like to thank her family, friends, and teachers for being her constant source of inspiration.

Rachel Lotstein (Jenny Steinberg) has previously been on the Good Theater stage in I’ll Drink to That!, as Miss Crowe in A Man of No Importance in 2024; and in 2022’s Carousel. She has also performed over the years in many wonderful roles among Portland's array of local theaters. Outside of performing, Rachel serves on the Board of Directors at Royal River Community Players in Yarmouth. She lives with her husband, two sons, and their poodle in Cumberland where she enjoys taking care of her flower gardens. All her love and thanks to Noah, Elijah, and Jacob.

Jonathan Miele (Walt/Uncle Morty) a native of Windham, Maine is thrilled to make his debut at Good Theater! Jon is co-founder of Maine State Ballet and for the past 25 years has directed and choreographed shows for high schools and community theater. Jon’s career in theater includes community theater, summer stock, dinner theater, regional theater, national tours, Off Broadway and Broadway. Jon has worked with many celebrities including Robert Preston, Bernedette Peters, Carol Channing, Bonnie Franklin and Jane Powell. Jon has been married for 50 years to Linda, they have four children and eight grandchildren.

Denise Poirier (Judy Steinberg) Stage: Angels in America Parts 1 & 2 (Dramatic Rep & Portland Stage), Lifespan of a Fact, Pack of Lies, The Other Place, The Little Dog Laughed (Good Theater); King Lear and Blithe Spirit (Theater at Monmouth); Frozen (Essential Theatre Co./NYC), Death Wings (Dramatic Rep/Theater Project). Voice work: audiobooks, narration, and Aeon Flux for MTV & Merrick in HBO's Spawn. TV: Seinfeld, Murphy Brown, Frasier, and 3rd Rock from the Sun. It’s great to be home in Maine and working with some of the best people in the world.

Mark Rubin - he/him (Murray) is grateful to be working on this show with such talented artists. His Good Theater credits include One Man, Two Guvnors (Charlie), Lifespan of a Fact (John D’Agata), Lucky Stiff (Vinnie), Act One (Kaufman) Clybourne Park (Karl/Steve), August: Osage County (Bill), Bedroom Farce (Nick), Light Up the Sky (Tyler), Rabbit Hole(Howie), Shakespeare in Hollywood (Will Hays) and Enchanted April (Mellersh). Mark is a company member of Mad Horse Theatre Company and worked with various theater companies around Portland and Washington, DC. Special thanks to his wife Janice for her love, support, and kindness.

Nate Stephenson - he/him (Greg Madison) is thrilled to be returning to Good Theater to open the inaugural season at Stevens Square Theater. He appeared in I’ll Drink to That! to celebrate the opening of the space this spring. Other recent credits include Louis Ironson in Angels in America (Portland Stage), Demetrius in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Lanes Coven Theater Co), and Stanley Stubbers in One Man, Two Guvnors (Good Theater). His first musical since 2018, he is excited to contribute his nascent vocal talent to the cast of It Shoulda Been You and would like to thank Brian and Gusta for the opportunity!

Steve Underwood (Co-founder Good Theater; George Howard) is an actor, director, writer, musician, and set designer/builder. Last month he completed a run of his updated solo production The High Road, an eye-popping, mind-altering multimedia extravaganza that dives deep into all things Cannabis, finding high-minded humor and heart in unlikely places. His one-man multi-media show Underwaterguy had its world premiere at Good Theater and was later presented off-off-Broadway in NYC. He is delighted to have helped transform Good Theater's new home into a state-of-the-art performance space and looks forward to many years of producing new GOOD works. Welcome, all!