ADRIAN ENZASTIGA

Adrian Enzastiga is in his first year as an MFA Playwriting Candidate. This is his first involvement with a production at The University of Iowa. He believes theater is a powerful tool to give voices to the underrepresented and the unheard. 

KRISTA NEUMAN

Krista Neumann: Canterbury Tales on Broadway, The Second National Tour of Annie (Grace Farrell), South Pacific (Nellie), Nite Club Confidential (Dorothy) The Bakers Wife (Genevieve), A Little Night Music (Desiree) August: Osage County (Violet) Death Of A Salesman (Linda Loman). Other shows: Company, The Club, Gay Divorce, Ah Wilderness, Love, Loss, and What I Wore, The Dixie Swim Club, Eye Piece, What’s A Nice Country Doing In A State Like This?, Northanger Abbey, Macbeth, Uncle Vanya, Three Sisters. Everybody (Death). Krista is the director of Corridor Broadway Bootcamp. 

MADELINE NUSS*

Madeline is thrilled to be in her first semester here at the University of Iowa! She is a vocal performance and theatre arts double major on the musical theatre track, and has never been involved in a piece quite like Global Express. Her recent roles are mostly cynical old men: Old Man Jenkins in SpongeBob SquarePants: the Musical; and Maurice in Madagascar: the musical (Theatre Cedar Rapids). Needless to say, she hopes you enjoy the show! 

DELANEY WATERMAN*

Delaney is a third-year undergraduate student majoring in Theatre and Cinema. She has acted in a number of University productions including, Children's Hour, I Saw You/New Person, Queer Horror Festival, and Symphony. Delaney has also written a number of pieces that have been produced at the University of Iowa Theatre Department, Secondhand Blues: A Ten Minute, and Reflections, a full-length play that premieres later this fall. She would like to thank the cast, directors, and stage manager for all their hard work, and hopes you enjoy the show! 

NOA ZAPIN*

Noa Zapin is a Creative Writing Freshman from NYC. She has been involved with theater the entirety of her life with roles ranging from Cathy Connolly in The Laramie Project to Lilith in She Kills Monsters. When she is not doing theatre she loves to read, write, play guitar, and take long walks around campus.