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This is Russell’s first play with Inclusive Theater of WNY, Russell, who plays Theseus, is an actor from Lackawanna, NY. He graduated from the University at Buffalo in 2014. In May 2018 he performed in Lit401: A School Shooting in One Act (C) at the Shea’s Smith Theatre which was his first professional level show in Buffalo. Later in his first musical The Wizard of Oz (Ensemble) with Rocking Horse Productions at the Lancaster Opera House in October 2018, followed by his first lead role in the film Hate Crime (Malcolm McLeod) a SkoVu Tv original in November 2018. He appeared in A.R.T of WNY’s production of Our Town (George Gibbs) in January 2019. In May 2019 Russell appeared on stage at the Kenan Center in the play ART (Marc). Russell volunteers for the theatre department (W.O.B Players) at his high school LHS and has participated in some productions since graduating. Russell is a talented actor who plays Theseus with a regal, commanding demeanor. From Russell’s playbill bio: “Special Thanks goes to God for the ability to  perform in this production. Also thanks to Inclusive Theatre for considering me for this opportunity and the support from my family and friends.”

When: July 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th at 7pm Where: The Foundry, 298 Northampton Street, Buffalo, NY

For tickets: Brown Paper Tickets

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We are so happy to have Jennelle in the role of Moth. Jennelle played several roles in ITOWNY’s Festival of Shorts last April and we are thrilled she auditioned for a role in our current production. Jennelle has a great sense of humor and is just fun to be around.

She is a wife, mother, virtual assistant, curriculum developer, technology trainer, actor, and accessibility advocate. To Jennelle, Inclusive means that everyone no matter who you are has access to be included in all areas of life, there should be no exceptions. And we agree wholeheartedly!

When: July 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th at 7pm Where: The Foundry, 298 Northampton Street, Buffalo, NY

For tickets: Brown Paper Tickets

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We first met Rev. Christopher Wylie in October 2019 when he attended a performance of Inclusive Theater of WNY’s inaugural play And Where Will You Put the Things You Save? at the Alleyway Theatre in Buffalo. Chris was so moved by the play, and especially by Steve Brachmann’s portrayal of a man who becomes a wheelchair user after a serious car accident, that he stayed after to speak with Steve. The two have become friends, and has become a friend of ours too. Last March Chris showed up for auditions and won roles in our Spring production (A Festival of Shorts), and again in this production, in which he plays the role of “Peaseblossom”.

As edgy as he is hilarious, Chris is a father, husband, United Methodist pastor, writer, poet, blogger, musician, artist, actor, and disability advocate. He tells us that more than anything he wants people to know Inclusive means one is loved no matter the body in which one lives.  

When: July 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th at 7pm Where: The Foundry, 298 Northampton Street, Buffalo, NY

For tickets: Brown Paper Tickets

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Quentin has been in Films such as Marshall, Crown Vic, Bashira, and The First Purge. Also in Numerous stage production such as Curtains, The Curious Savage, and the Festival of Shorts for ITOWNY. This is his first Shakespeare play and He wants to thank the cast and crew for making this an enjoyable experience.

When: July 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th at 7pm Where: The Foundry, 298 Northampton Street, Buffalo, NY

For tickets: Brown Paper Tickets

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This is Avery’s first play with Inclusive Theater of WNY. He brings a whole new dimension to the role of Mustardseed. An accomplished rap artist who has released his first album “The Legend”, his next album will be called “September 8th” and his EP album will be called “The Virgo.” Avery is more than a rapper – he is also a songwriter, a music producer, a colored pencil artist and owner and founder of the record label “Awesomesauce Records.” Avery wishes to thank his family for their support (both sides), his friends including Aimee and Jessica Levesque and the rest of the cast and crew of Shakespeare in the Parking lot presented by Inclusive Theater of WNY.

When: July 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th at 7pm Where: The Foundry, 298 Northampton Street, Buffalo, NY

For tickets: Brown Paper Tickets

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Dave Goddard says he worked for 40 years primarily as a musician, guitar player, and songwriter, before being bitten by the dreaded theatre bug early in 2019.  He played Leo the One-Eyed Lute Player in Subversive Theatre’s “Tales of the Driven,” and as various eccentric characters in Inclusive Theatre’s “Spring Festival of Shorts.” Tonight marks Dave’s debut as a playwright with the production of “The Trash-edy of Slackbeth.”

When: July 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th at 7pm Where: The Foundry, 298 Northampton Street, Buffalo, NY

For tickets: Brown Paper Tickets