Mitchell Stephens is an actor, choreographer and movement artist based in DFW. Mitchell is happy to be back at Amphibian after working on She Wolf, Cyrano, Herschel and the Hanukkah Goblins. Mitchell’s work spans the country and all over the metroplex. Recent Credits include Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night, The Great Distance Home, Silent Sky, Lord of the Flies (WaterTower Theatre), Reykjavík (Kitchen Dog Theatre) La Maupin: The French Abomination, Everything will be Fine (Prism Movement Theatre). Mitchell is a proud facilitator for De-Cruit, using Shakespeare to treat Post Traumatic Stress and specializes in incarcerated veterans with Amphibian.

Greg Holt is very happy to be returning to Amphibian Stage Productions where he last appeared in Babette’s Feast. Amphibian audiences may also remember him from Artist Descending a Staircase, Cyrano, and Time Stands Still. Other D/FW credits include leading roles at Shakespreare Dallas (The Tempest), Contemporary Theatre of Dallas (The Diviners), Theatre Three/Theatre Too (The Birds), WaterTower Theatre (The Game’s Afoot), and Circle Theatre’s digital reading of George Orwell’s 1984. In Austin, he has worked at Zachary Scott Theatre Center (Pride’s Crossing), Mary Moody Northen Theatre (Macbeth, Measure for Measure) and Live Oak Theatre (She Loves Me, for which he won the Austin Critics Table Award).

Anastasia Munoz is a native Dallasite with a BA in Theater from the University of Alabama. She is an actor, director, producer, choreographer, teacher, and arts entrepreneur. She has worked with several theater companies in DFW as an actor- Amphibian Stage Productions, Dallas Theater Center, Shakespeare Dallas, Stage West, Undermain Theatre, Theatre 3, Ochre House, Drama Club, Watertower Theater, Shakespeare in the Bar. She is a VO actor for Funimation Entertainment. She recently played Stacy in the local film Stacy Has a Thing for Black Guys. She is currently the new head of Drama at Cistercian Preparatory School. She is the founder and Executive Artistic Director at Arts Mission Oak Cliff- an artist co-working space in Dallas focused on education, celebration, and collaboration of live art forms. She will be playing Tybalt, Nurse, and Apothecary for Stage West at Bass Hall in February. She will be playing Portia for Shakespeare Dallas’ Merchant of Venice in Summer 2020. She will be directing and producing an immersive piece called Midsummer 2020 at AMOC this summer as well that is a Sleep No More for A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Also, and probably most importantly, she is the new mom of the most adorable 8 month old- Marlow Romeo Munoz-Magill.

Brenda Withers is a playwright, actor, and founding member of the Harbor Stage Company on Cape Cod.  She’s worked onstage and off at places like Northern Stage, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Amphibian Stage, A.R.T, the McCarter ,and Actors Theatre of Louisville. She’s a recipient of the Clauder Prize, a playwriting fellow at the Huntington Theatre, and a graduate of Dartmouth College.

David Lanza has been sound designing in DFW for some time now, is excited to still be sound designing, and looks forward to sound designing more in the future.  He also loves the Phibs always and forever.  Pro-tip: eat half of your cookie now, and save the other half for a late night snack after the show.  Follow David Lanza Audio on Facebook or go to www.DavidLanzaAudio.com to learn more.  Or look up my LiveJournal I had in high school. Love to Nikki, Maggie, Peter, and the Oxford comma.

Kelsey Milbourn (AEA) is a KS native and TCU graduate with a BFA in musical theatre and independent study in modern dance. Kelsey is adjunct faculty for the BFA theatre program at TCU and is an actor and dance/fight/intimacy choreographer in the DFW area as well as a stilts instructor for Amphibians Tadpoles for 4 years. Some of their recent acting and choreo work includes projects at Stage West, Circle Theatre, DTC, Undermain Theatre, Amphibian Stage Productions, WaterTower, Danspiek NYC, and Cape Fear Regional. They’ve been an artistic associate of the Trinity Shakespeare Festival for a decade and a proud recipient of the Tarrant County Theatre League award.