Camryn Beck is an actor, director, and theatre artist based in the Capital Region living in Troy, NY. She is a recent graduate of Russell Sage College, where she received her B.A. in Theatre and English magna cum laude with honors. Some of her favorite and most notable credits from The Theatre Institute at Sage include A Christmas Carol, Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery (Asst. Director), Unofficial Transcript (Writer, Director), and the Regional Premiere of Tribes (Ruth). Camryn has also worked professionally with Proctor’s Theater and Confetti Stage. Currently, she is working with director Ruth Henry on Don’t Iron While the Strike is Hot!, a children’s musical which tours Capital Region schools, as the lead role of Kate Mullaney. She is absolutely thrilled to join the TFT family!

Ethan Botwick* is honored to be a part of Troy Foundry Theatre's debut production. He most recently appeared in The Public Theater's production of Julius Caesar (Ensemble). Other credits include Romeo and Juliet (Saratoga Shakespeare Company), Comedy of Tenors, and Lion In Winter (Old Castle Theatre Company). Ethan also made his theatrical film debut this past spring in 'Super Dark Times'. It premiered at the TriBeCa Film festival and is set for a theatrical release September 29th. Ethan is a graduate of Russell Sage College and splits his time between NYC and Upstate NY. 

Shayne David Cameris* is proud to call Troy Foundry Theatre his artistic home. Credits include: TFT-The Prohibition Project: Ilium Was, Catastrophe Carnivale and New World Order; Theatre Institute at Sage-Diary of Anne Frank (Mr. Van Daan); Lake George Dinner Theatre-The Hound of the Baskervilles (Sir Henry, et. Al); Capital Repertory Theatre-Cinderella: On the GO! (King/Puppeteer), Sleepy Hollow: On the GO! (Brom Bones), Camelot (Guilliam/Percussionist), Blue Sky Boys (CJ Caldwell); Saratoga Shakespeare – Henry IV Parts 1 and 2 (Mistress Quickly et. Al), The Winter's Tale (Clown), Love's Labour's Lost (Dull); Theatre Voices-The Birthday Party (Stanley); Siena College-Endgame (Hamm) among others. Shayne loves video games and a good book but has come to find real comfort in writing.  Much love to JSC. Proud member of AEA. www.sdcameris.com

James Carola is a Capital Region based actor and sound designer. Locally, he has worked with Capital Repertory Theatre, Troy Foundry Theatre, and the Theatre Institute at Sage as well as with the New York Musical Festival and The Globe Education. Recently, he wrapped filming on the Netflix Original Film 'I'm Thinking of Ending Things' where he had the opportunity to work with writer/director Charlie Kaufman and director of photography Lukasz Zal. He holds a B.A. with Honors in Theatre from Russell Sage College. James is honored and excited to be joining his friends at TFT on their creative journey.

Raya Malcolm is an actor, musician & devising artist based in NYC. Originally hailing from Schenectady, NY, she has worked with companies such as Stages on the Sound & Brouhaha Theatre Project in NYC, Saratoga Shakespeare Company, Berkshire Playwrights Lab, and the new Great Barrington Public Theater. Her knack for singing and playing music has granted her the chance to music direct and co-compose on a number of productions, while working on her own music on the side. She graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelors in Theatre from Suffolk University, is a proud NYSSSA Theatre alum, and is a participant in the inspiring Actors' Synergy Mastermind group in NYC. www.rayamalcolm.com IG: @rayamalcolm .

John Romeo* Stage:London-West End, Off-Broadway, Moscow, Jordan, Italy, Sweden. Roles include: Willy Loman in Death Of A Salesman, Lenny in Of Mice And Men, American Enterprise (East Coast Premiere) Directed by Patricia Birch, Fiorello LaGuardia in Fiorello!,Grumio in Taming Of The Shrew , MacDuff in Macbeth, Harry Brock in Born Yesterday. Saratoga Shakespeare-The Winter's Tale, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo & Juliet, Cyrano, Twelfth Night, Macbeth, Love’s Labours Lost. Films: As You Are, Fighting For Freedom (w/ Bruce Dern), A Tale Of Cinderella, Ice Queen, The Neighborhood That Disappeared (co-director), Breakfast Of Champions (Dir Of Photography/Editor).   Member of Actor’s Equity, SAG-AFTRA.  

Alexandra Tarantelli is a graduate of Russell Sage College with a BS in Musical Theater. Off-Broadway/Regional credits include Kerrie Kowalski in Awesome 80s Prom (Davenport Theatrical) and Mina Murray in Dracula (Jenny Wiley Theatre). Capital Region credits include Elsie in Black Tie (Adirondack Theatre Festival), Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing (TIS), and Mayella Ewell in To Kill a Mockingbird (Cap Rep). Originally from Scotia, Alex currently resides in Ballston Lake with her husband Chad, their dog Maya, and cat Charlie. Alex is thrilled to be part of this exciting new venture!