Kyle Aarons (he/him) - (Elliot) Kyle is an actor/musician/director based in Westbrook. Holding a BFA in Musical Theatre from SUNY Fredonia, Kyle's work has been seen up and down the New England coast, most prominently in Portland and Portsmouth, NH. Featured Credits: A Man of No Importance (Alfie Byrne), Big Fish (Edward Bloom), Honk! (director), Much Ado About Nothing (director), Last 5 Years (Jamie), and Gutenberg! the Musical! (Bud Davenport). When not on stage, he can be found playing board games, just like Elliot, or working on his Dungeon and Dragons podcast, Lobster Role. As always, love to John.


David Bliss (he/him) - (Nate) David is an actor and artist who has been doing theater in Maine off and on for roughly the past fifteen years. He graduated from the University of Southern Maine in 2016 with a degree in Theatre and enjoys performing as well as graphic design, web development, hiking, and skiing. He recently moved to Brunswick with his fiancée Abbie and their two cats East and West. He hopes you enjoy the show!


Bluee Brewster (they/them) - (Leif) Bluee is beyond excited to be making their debut with Dramatic Repertory Company. This production, At The Table highlights an all-too-poignant reality about the modern day struggles of minorities and disenfranchised voices. Do we have these conversations enough? When do we leave the realm of conversation and turn to action? And, as the title suggests, who should be "at the table" for these discussions? Bluee is native to the greater Portland area. When not performing, you can find them curled up with a good book. Enjoy the show!


Sam Cutler (he/him) - (Stuart)


Jackson Harris (he/him) - (Nicholas) Jackson is a senior at USM, and is signed with Dirigo Talent Agency. He's looking forward to engaging with new people during this production.


Kat Moraros (she/they) - (Chris) Kat is a queer multi-hyphenate theater artist who is proud to be working on Maine stages again after a few years living and performing extensively in Chicago and the midwest. Kat was last seen with Dramatic Repertory Company in The Moors. Other Maine credits include work with Portland Stage, Theater at Monmouth, Good Theater, Mad Horse, and they are the Associate Artistic Director of Fenix Theatre Company. Training: Bates College, London Dramatic Academy, Black Box Academy, Theatrical Intimacy Education. Thanks to Keith, Vanessa, and DRC for giving this play space at the table, to this talented cast for tackling it with thoughtfulness, to Nathan for his direction, and to you for supporting local theater.


Maya Williams (ey/they/she) - (Lauren) Maya is a religious Black multiracial nonbinary suicide survivor who was selected as Portland, ME's seventh poet laureate for a July 2021 to July 2024 term. Eir debut poetry collection Judas & Suicide (Game Over Books, 2023) was selected as a finalist for the New England Book Award. Their second poetry collection, Refused a Second Date (Harbor Editions, 2023), was selected as a finalist for the Maine Literary Award. Her third poetry collection, the chapbook What's So Wrong with a Pity Party Anyway?, was selected as one of four winners of Garden Party Collective's Chapbook Prize in 2024. Eir fourth poetry collection, the chapbook Feminine Morbidity, was selected as the cash prize winner of The Headlight Review's Chapbook Prize in 2025. Maya's spoken word was selected for two Patrons' Choice Awards by PortFringe in 2019 and 2022. They have performed in person and online with companies and organizations such as Maddy's Theatre, Bare Portland, Speak About It, Mad Horse Theatre Company, Chimera Theatre Collective, Acorn Productions, Dramatic Reportory Company, and Portland Stage. They co-directed for the first time with Joshua N Hsu for Mad Horse Theatre Company's production of White for their 38th season in 2023. Maya is grateful to embody Lauren as a character again in At the Table. Maya is not a woman, but ey is honored to play this woman in this show. Follow her at mayawilliamspoet.com


Sarabell Wrigley (she/her) - (Sophie & Costume Coordinator)




Michael Perlman (Playwright), a New York based Writer and Director, has directed at Goodspeed Opera House, Cleveland Play House, Trinity Repertory Company, Kitchen Theatre Company, Arvada Theater Center, Boise Contemporary Theater, Creede Repertory Theater, Swine Palace, Maples Rep, Brown/Trinity Playwrights Rep and the Brown/Trinity MFA Programs as well as workshops with The Playwrights' Center, The Magic Theater and Young Playwrights, Inc. He's the Associate Director on Fiasco Theater's Into the Woods which was seen at the McCarter Theater, Old Globe, Menier Chocolate Factory and Roundabout Theater Company, in addition to Noises Off at Roundabout. Michael's plays include At The Table and From White Plains, which is the recipient of a 2013 GLAAD Media Award and was nominated for New York Innovative Theater awards for Outstanding Premiere Production and Outstanding Full-Length Script. In addition, Michael's one-person show Flying on the Wing was presented at the New York Fringe Festival, where it was the winner of Outstanding Solo Show. Michael is an Artistic Associate with both Fiasco Theater, and Fault Line Theatre. He is proud to be a member of SDC, a Drama League Directing Fellow, and holds a BA and MFA from Brown University, where he has also served on faculty.

Nathan (he/him) - (Director) Nathan is thrilled to be able to share this story with you. Special thanks to Keith & Vanessa for this opportunity and a very big thank you to you, dear audience, for coming out to support this company.

Steve Leighton - (Set Designer)

Michaela Wirth (she/her) - (Lighting Designer) First began designing with DRC in 2011 and has treasured every opportunity since working to collaborate and create each productions own visual vocabulary with the intangible aesthetic of light. Cheers to current and future expressions of storytelling. Thanks for letting me create.

Janice Gardner (she/her) - (Intimacy Coordinator) Janice has worked as an intimacy director since 2019 and has trained with Intimacy Directors and Coordinators (IDC) and Theatrical Intimacy Educators (TIE). She serves as the Intimacy Director for the USM Department of Theatre and has been the intimacy choreographer for productions with Good Theater (It Shoulda Been You, Dracula: A Comedy of Errors, Lend Me a Soprano), Portland Stage Company (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Conscience), Mad Horse Theatre Company (Really, The Squirrels, You Got Older, When We Were Young & Unafraid), Portland Players (Fun Home), Colby College, Bates College (Body Awareness), and the Maine Playwrights Festival.

Sara Schuldt (she/her) - (Stage Manager) Sara Schuldt graduated from Illinois Wesleyan University '23 and since has been taking classes with Acorn Productions. Was recently house manager with Fenix Theatre Company's Shakespeare in the Park production of As You Like It and is excited to be part of this production!