Company

Ali Ewoldt has appeared as Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway, Cosette in Les Miserables (Broadway, National Tour), The King and I (Broadway, Tour, Lyric Opera of Chicago), Maria in West Side Story (National Tour, International Tour, PCLO, The Muny, MTWichita) and Luisa in The Fantasticks (Off-Broadway).

Regionally, she has played Philia in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (The Muny), Fan/Mrs. Bonds in A Christmas Carol (McCarter Theatre), Martha Jefferson in 1776 (The Muny,) and Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls (Sacramento Music Circus). Ali’s concert/symphony work includes Feinstein’s/54 Below, Alice Tully Hall, The Town Hall, Canyon Ranch, NY Pops at Carnegie Hall, American Pops Orchestra, Houston Symphony, Kaohsiung Symphony, and The Boston Pops with Maestro Keith Lockhart.

Her TV/Film credits include “The Michael J. Fox Show,” “Yield,” and the short films “Mia” and “The Cactus.” Ali has a BA in psychology from Yale University and is a proud Filipina-American. Social: @aliewoldt

 

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Born in Dublin and based in New York City, violinist Gregory Harrington is redefining the classical virtuoso for the 21st century.  His unique ability to transform popular jazz, rock and pop music into brand new violin concert pieces has enthralled audiences around the world.  As noted by critics, Mr. Harrington juxtaposes Bach and Bob Dylan, Beethoven and Leonard Cohen, Radiohead and Johnny Cash to staggering effect.  As a performer/arranger with orchestra or his performing groups, Harrington’s cross-cultural and wide-reaching appeal has brought him to perform for Presidents and Vice Presidents, celebrities, heads of state, the United Nations and millions of music fans around the globe.

In 2006 he founded a record label, Estile Records, having released 4 critically acclaimed albums to date.  On stage, his transcriptions of iconic songwriters, classical masterworks and film score greats have all received acclaim in performance and on recordings.  His fourth album Without You, was released in June 2019 and comprises 11 emotionally charged tracks of reimagined pop and jazz love songs for jazz quartet.  In November 2020, he will release a recording of Philip Glass’ music with the Janacek Philharmonic and conductor Mark Shapiro.  This CD will include his own arrangement of the “Hours Suite” (based on the Oscar nominated score) and the Violin Concerto No. 2 “American Four Seasons”.

Today, Harrington is one of Ireland’s most recognized artists, having performed all over the world as soloist with many orchestras such as the San Diego Symphony, Rhode Island Philharmonic, Mexico City Philharmonic, RTE Concert Orchestra and the Janacek Philharmonic under Thomas Wilkins, Robert Houlihan, Mariusz Smolij and Mark Shapiro amongst others.  He was invited by NBC LIVE to open the St Patricks Day Parade on 5th Avenue in New York and has performed anthems for iconic sports teams including the Green Bay Packers to at Lambeau Field and the Irish Rugby team at Soldier Field.

He performs on a 2007 Stefan-Peter Greiner violin.

Bill Irwin is a Tony Award winning actor, director, writer, and clown. His original works include The Regard of Flight; Largely New York (Four Tony Nominations); Fool Moon; Old Hats, The Happiness Lecture; and others.

He has starred in many Broadway, Off-Broadway, and regional stage productions, including The Iceman Cometh, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf Tony® Award for Best Actor in a Play), The Goat, or Who is Sylvia, opposite Sally Field; Waiting For Godot with Nathan Lane (2009 for a Drama Desk Award nomination); The Tempest opposite Patrick Stewart; Texts for Nothing; Largely New York; The Regard of Flight; Garden of Earthly Delights; Accidental Death of An Anarchist – and the Tony® Award winning Fool Moon which he created with David Shiner.

On television Irwin can currently be seen in character roles including Mr. Noodle of Elmo’s World and Carey Loudermilk of LEGION. His film credits include Rachel Getting Married, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, Eight Men Out, Interstellar, Stepping Out, and more.

Irwin was an original member of Kraken, a theatre company directed by Herbert Blau, and was also an original member of the Pickle Family Circus of San Francisco.

Irwin is the grateful recipient of MacArthur, Guggenheim, Fulbright, and National Endowment for the Arts Choreographer’s Fellowships.

Theatre credits: The Plough and the Stars,  Shadow of a Gunman, Juno and The Paycock (Irish Repertory Theatre), The Smuggler (Fat Violet Productions), The Naturalists (The Pond Theatre Co.), The Seafarer (Irish Repertory Theatre), Guy Walks into a Bar (1^st Irish Best Actor Award 2018), Yeats In The Toilet  (Putting On Your Shorts), The Last Days of Cleopatra (Urban Stages), The Prophet of Monto (The Flea Theatre), After Luke and When I was God, The Hairy Ape,  The Field, Philadelphia, Here I Come! (Irish Repertory Theatre), The Cure, (1^st Irish Best Actor Award 2013), Dirty Money (Plays Upstairs), Romeo and Juliet (Petrolab productions), In a Bucket of Blood (Plays Upstairs), The Prophet of Monto (Axis Ballymun), The Agamemnon, (SFX Theatre), Purgatory (RHA Gallery), Oliver (IORC, Cork Opera House), Reign Man (Cork Arts Theatre), The Pirates of Penzance (IORC, Cork Opera House), Mother Courage and Her Children (UCC Granary Theatre Cork), Orpheus In The Underworld (IORC, Cork Opera House), Brother’s of the Brush (St Anthony’s Hall).

TV /Film/Video Game credits include: I Know This Much is True (HBO release 2020), Law and Order SVU, (NBC), Red Dead Redemption 2 as Sean MacGuire (Rockstar/ Take Two), The Good Wife, (CBS), Quantico, (ABC), Bartender Wars (FLN), The Hindenburg Omen and Living in Exile.