SONDHEIM SOCIETY
FALL 2021
Kat Gregory
Class of 20XX
Kat Gregory is a soon-to-be graduate of West Chester University, majoring in theatre, with a concentration in musical theatre. Her art works to inspire others; to inspire change, to inspire hope, to inspire growth. Kat is a classically trained singer, and has been recognized by Albright College with a Talent Award for Vocal Excellence. She has also been recognized by The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival as a collaborator for two different works, Unmute Yourself and Make Democracy Great Again. Recently, her work in Triangle Factory Fire Project as Actor C has earned her a nomination as an alternate for the Irene Ryan National Acting Scholarship. In April, Kat's first solo-written play, The Red Crustacean, will premiere as part of West Chester University's Student Written One Acts.
Khrys Hudnell
WCU Class of 20XX
My name is Khrystine Hudnell I like to go by Khrys. I have been doing theater since I was about 8 years old. My very first stage performance was Red-Headed Robbie, A Christmas Story at Hedgerow Theatre. When I was 12 I began Improv Acting, which was also at Hedgerow. I was in their first Improv group which was a great experience for learning to think my feet. I found that I love working with stage lighting and being at Hedgerow I was able to start learning a little about everything in the theater. Being able to behind the lights and soundboard is when I fell in love with tech. My first time as an assistant stage manager was with Hedgerow’s Ethel Waters show when I was about 14 years old. I also got the opportunity to assist as stage-manager as the light and sound operator. When went to Delaware County Community College I really did not act in plays there but, the whole time I was able to work on the plays by set-building, stage-manage, light and sound technical person. Although I might not b stage I am somewhere behind the scene. I have been teaching as dance and theater after-school teacher since I was 16 years old.
Jessie Hazell
Class 20XX
AneLisa Lochstoer
Class of 2022
Hello! My name is AneLisa Lochstoer, and I am an Early Grades Preparation Major with a Theatre Minor. I am from Doylestown PA, and I will be graduating from West Chester University in May. I have had the opportunity to perform in 3 mainstage productions throughout my time at West Chester. These productions are Pride and Prejudice, Cabaret A La Carte, and The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales. I have also had the opportunity to do hair and makeup for Triangle Factory Fire Project, The Visit, Fefu and her Friends, and Macbeth. Each of these experiences has helped shape me into the dedicated and passionate artist that I am today.
Lionel McCulloch
Class of 20XX
Lionel Phoenix McCulloch has over 80 theatre/film credits. He received The Greater Philadelphia Cappies Casey Feldman Scholarship in 2019 honoring that work and a Creative Leadership Award from the Philadelphia Independence Awards in 2018. His play Quantum Suicide took 2nd place in the 2018 Philadelphia Young Playwrights Festival. A WCU Theater and Media and Culture double major, he appeared in The Visit and Macbeth here and was Lead Editor on Unmute Yourself last season, and received an award from the Kennedy Center ACTF for that work. He was also lead video editor with Delaware Theatre Company's DYPF showcase at the end of last year. His play, The Cheat Code, was part of the SWOAs last season, and that play also was turned into a film that garnered outstanding ensemble at the WCU Film Club Annual Film Festival. This season he sound designed Pride and Prejudice and will appear in The Winter's Tale in the Spring. He is also Editor in Chief of WCU’s yearbook, The Serpentine. He is currently a resident lighting designer at the Centre Theater in Norristown PA for their Arts Bubble project. At the end of his sophomore year, he was awarded the Madeleine Wing Albright Emerging Leader Award, and was recently inducted into the leadership honor society, Omicron Delta Kappa.
April Marion
Class of 2023
April Marion (she/her) is a third-year theatre major with a concentration in musical theatre and a minor in digital marketing. Her performance credits at WCU include Macbeth, Spring Awakening, Unmute Yourself, Cabaret A La Carte (where she received an Irene Ryan nomination for KCACTF), Triangle Factory Fire Project, and the 20th and 21st annual Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Benefit Concert. She has also worked behind the stage as stage manager for the Student Written One Acts, assistant stage manager for the 21st Annual AIDS Benefit and assistant director for the 22nd Annual AIDS Benefit. She would like to thank APO for this opportunity to be a part of this wonderful fraternity.
Mia McDermott
Class of 2023
Mia McDermott (she/her) is a third year Theatre Major with a concentration in Musical Theatre and a Minor in Media and Culture. Since coming to WCU she has had many amazing opportunities both onstage and off. Her performing credits at WCU include, University Theatre’s Rocky Horror, Spring Awakening, Unmute Yourself, Cabaret a la Carte, Pride and Prejudice, and the 20th, 21st, and 22nd BC/EFA Benefits where she has been an Assistant Producer twice. She has been nominated for one Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship and recently has been on University Theatre Council as Secretary!
Olivia Quinones
Class of 2022
Olivia Quinones, she/her, they/them. is an upcoming graduate from West Chester Universities Theatre Department with a minor in psychology and a minor in Womens and Gender studies. She is currently working in the Arts and Humanities office, a T.A for on campus OVM and is currently the sound designer for “A Winters Tale” her latest venture within the department she loves so. Looking forward Olivia is not sure where she’ll end up, but she knows West Chester University will always have a piece of her heart.
Alex Savage
Class of 20XX
Alexandra Savage is a theatre artist who specializes in stage management, performance and directing. Her recent work has been assistant directing Triangle Factory Fire Project and is now moving onto more stage management work after graduation.
Madison Undercuffler
Class of 20XX
Madison Undercuffler is a Theatre Major with a Design & Production concentration. Their theatre credits at WCU include scenic, projection, and prop design for The Triangle Factory Fire Project, dramaturge for House Arrest, and map designer and the role of the Narrator in She Kills Monsters. Prior to attending WCU, she attended the Blue Bell location of Montgomery County Community College. Their credits there included Assistant Director for The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, CSM and Assistant to the Costume Designer for Hedda Gabler, and Set Designer for Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play. Outside of theatre, Madison loves to play D&D, playing as a GM and player, and cosplay.
Shane Wilson
Class of 20XX