Salem: Blood to Drink

Caitlin McWethy (Elizabeth Proctor & Voices) is a Cincinnati-based actor and director with over 15 years on stage and screen. She’s deeply honored to be starring in the world premiere of long-time friend and collaborator Maggie Lou Rader’s Salem: Blood to Drink, having previously starred in staged readings of Maggie’s work at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. Caitlin is also excited to return to the Human Race Theatre Company, where she previously appeared in the 2017 world premiere of Eric Ulloa’s 26 Pebbles. Recent credits include Marianne in Constellations at Know Theatre of Cincinnati, where she also directed the world premiere of Derek Snow’s The Ravenside Occurrence. This August, she heads to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with two shows: Eoin Carney’s The Last Days of Trump and The Man Who Said Too Much.

Bryana Bentley (Sarah Good & Voices) is so excited to be back on stage with Human Race Theatre. Her last performance here was in 2023’s season show titled Angry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous. Bryana has also appeared in Calendar Girls at Derby Dinner Theatre, and Jaja’s African Hair Braiding at The Contemporary Theatre in Ohio in Columbus. She is looking forward to being a part of another wonderful season.

Burgess Byrd (Bridget Bishop & Voices) Burgess is delighted to be back at Human Race Theatre. Previously seen in Barbeque (Liili-Anne); Gloria: A Life (Florence Kennedy). A Cincinnati-based actress, she has worked with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, recently seen in Emma (Miss Bates); Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati; Cincinnati Playhouse in The Park; Falcon Theatre; Know Theatre of Cincinnati, The Carnegie, among others. Film Credits: Bones and All, Challengers, After The Hunt. Website: burgessbyrd.com

Annie Fitzpatrick (Ann Foster & Voices) has worked regionally at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati, Know Theatre, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, American Stage Theatre Company, Geva Theatre, Florida Stage, Florida Studio Theatre, Indiana Repertory Theatre, and the Reparatory Theatre of St Louis.

TV and Film credits include Chicago PD, Those Who Kill, Army Wives, Kentucky Roses, White Noise, Dark Waters, Mr. Manhattan, Hauntology, The Old Man and The Gun, Fun Size, Milk Money and the upcoming films All that Glitters at Christmas, Liz Here Now and Oddities.

Gavin Hoffman (George Burroughs & Voices) based out of Portland, Oregon, but has lived and worked all over the country. He has worked Off-Broadway at Red Bull Theatre, and regionally at DCPA (Denver), The Shakespeare Theatre (Washington D.C.), Portland Center Stage, Artists’ Rep. (Portland, OR), Book-It (Seattle), PCPA (Santa Maria, CA), Tulane Summer Shakespeare Festival (New Orleans), Princeton Rep. (Princeton, NJ), and others.