Bottom Girls
By Madison Raffield
Directed by Sarah Luczak
SYNOPSIS
No matter how hard they try, Omega Beta Theta is a bottom-tier sorority. The traits that some members find empowering, others believe will only hurt their public perception—and when two members are caught having sex in the sorority house, a motley sorority executive board must hold an emergency meeting to vote on the forbidden couple’s fate.
Bios
Madison Raffield (Playwright/Kendall) is a playwright, stuntwoman, and former sorority girl. Recent credits include The Business of Saying Goodbye (Playwright/Director), The Secrets We Keep (Assistant Director/Producer) as well as her newest short film Stage Kiss, set to premiere this August. She’d like to thank her director, Sarah, her cast and creative team, family, friends, and all her sisters for making this production possible! madisonraffield.com
McKenna Dersam (Sadie) hopes you enjoy the show!
Lena Moore (Amaya) is thrilled to live the sorority life she never led at The Chain! Recent credits include Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike (Nina/The Provincetown Theater) and Dog Sees God (Marcy/Northwestern University). You can read her plays on New Play Exchange, if you’re curious! All thanks to the Bottom Girls team. lenamoore.com
Sam Beemer (Emma) is a Chilean-American actor, writer and director based in Brooklyn, NY. Originally from Arizona, she got her start at age 11, directing and starring in her own remake of The Hunger Games. Outside of film and theatre, Sam sings and plays a few instruments and is looking to start a band. Let her know if you want in. Insta: @sam_maybee
Rosalind Joyce (Bailey) is a writer, actress, dancer, and filmmaker. Rosalind shot and directed the short film Don’t Look Down, which was featured in the 2026 LA Queer Film Festival and Berlin Dance Film Festival. Most recently, Rosalind performed in Dana II, a new work at Theater for the New City. This summer she’ll be making her Shakespeare debut in Smoking Mirror Theater’s upcoming production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Juliette Fabre (Clara Jean) is a senior at Sarah Lawrence College where she studies theater and writing. Most recently she has directed Annie Baker’s Circle Mirror Transformation and played Jane in the collegiate debut of Job by Max Wolf Friedlich, which began her collaborative relationship with Sarah Luczak. Currently she is interning with casting director Judy Henderson. She is so excited to be making her New York City acting debut and would like to thank Sarah, Kate, Ellie, and her mother who taught her, first and foremost, that being homophobic is wrong. Shoutout.
Skyler Hoffman (Lauren) is delighted to be a part of Bottom Girls! She trained at Marymount Manhattan College, the Lee Strasberg Institute, and currently studies at William Esper Studio. Outside of theatre, Skyler is a dedicated educator with a Master’s degree in Special Education and is grateful for every opportunity to tell stories both in the classroom and on the stage. @skydoggg26
Sarah Luczak (Director) is so excited to have worked on Bottom Girls! Special thanks to all who made it happen. She is a recent graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, where she studied dramatic literature, playwriting, and directing (loosely, kind of). Past directing credits at SLC have included Heroes of the Fourth Turning, One Man Guy, Job, Bug, and She Loves Me. She is also a current intern at The Tank. Yas. @sarah.luczak
Kate Cornyn (Stage Manager) is so excited to be a part of Bottom Girls. Kate is currently a senior at Sarah Lawrence College where she studies music and creative writing as well as participating in theatre. Her focuses include classical piano, composition, conducting, and music theory. Previous theatre credits at Sarah Lawrence include A Bright Room Called Day (Agnes), Hello, Doll! (Music Director), and Doe (Sander). Big thanks to Sarah for being a good director. Enjoy the show!
Rowen Fisher (Prop Designer) designs sets and props.
Jasen Cummings (Intimacy Coordinator) is a transsexual artist, writer, advocate, and certified intimacy director based in New York City. Dedicated to using the art form as a tool for sociopolitical change and community, Jasen brings a compassionate and transformative approach to their work.
Cerandipity
By Annabel McConnachie
Bios
Writer /‘Olivia’- Annabel McConnachie (She/Her)
Annabel McConnachie is an Australian actor, writer, New School BFA (Honors) graduate and flame fan-er of celebrity culture currently based in New York City. Wise beyond her years, Annabel made her professional debut at the age of 3 as the Phantom in Phantom of the Opera at Australia’s internationally acclaimed hub of the arts, the Sydney Opera House (her performance inspiring its name). Her most recent credits are writing and starring in New York Theatre Festival’s Best Production winner Archive of My Own, and Waiting for Gadot at the Chain Winter Fest. One of these statements is true and one of these statements is false, however accusing an Australian woman of lying is a hate crime - so please accept this all as fact and be on the right side of history.
‘Kendall’ - Isabel Vann
Isabel Vann is an NYC-based actor and creator, as well as a recent graduate of NYU Tisch. As a child, Isabel was historically indecisive and could only imagine a career as a baker-swimmer-popstar-demigod-architect (obviously). So she made the logical choice and decided to pursue acting instead. She is now beyond excited to be making that dream come true (and adding Michael Cera fanatic to that list).
Director - Helena Jost
Helena Jost, a born Marylander, is an actor, dancer, and writer. Some of her notable roles included Colonel Sandra Eden in The Trial of Donna Caine, the Provost in Measure for Measure, and Aphrodite in Metamorphoses. Helena's celebrity crush as a young girl was Zac Efron, of course. This is Helena's directorial debut! She would like to thank her friends, family and teachers for their continuous support and encouragement. LYAATUAB.
Stage Manager - Chelsea Castro
Chelsea Castro is a professional NYC Stage Manager and Actress. Recently she has served as the PSM for Archive of My Own (NYTF), Bird Play (IRT), Doing a Bradbury (The Tank), and Give Our Regards to Broadway: Bob Fosse Tribute (Madison Theatre). She is a trained Stage Manager, Board Op, and Deck Hand. In addition to the tech side, she performs on stage as an actress. Choose joy! @chelsea.a.castro
Ritual
By Meghan Covington
Bios
Meghan Covington (playwright/director) is a NY based actor, playwright, and producer with an affinity for the experimental. In NY she has performed at The Tank, Theater for the New City, The Brick, and regionally at The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co, The Shakespeare Theatre, Round House Theatre, and River’s Edge Theatre Co. As a playwright her work has been produced at The Tank, The Chain, The Equity Theatre Library, Musco Art Center, River's Edge Theatre Co, and Phillipstown Depot Theatre. Meghan serves at the Artistic Director and Board President of River's Edge Theatre Company in the Lower Hudson Valley.
Cynthia Gray (ze/hir) (Astrid) is an award-winning actor and writer. Hir previous stage work includes Avenue Q, An Ideal Husband, Les Misérables, and more. Ze has also appeared in various films, TV shows, and commercials.
Katie Kopajtic (Lizbet) is thrilled to be playing the role of Lizbet. When not on stage, she's either revising her sapphic mystery novel, working as a teaching artist for River’s Edge Theatre Co, or hustling on behalf of her feature length doc in development, 'Vaguely European'. Say hi on Instagram! @katiekopajtic
Christian Neal (Lucinda) is a proud New Orleans-born Las Vegas-raised, London-educated multi-faceted creative. Her previous training consists of working with The National Youth Theatre of Great Britain and The British American Drama Academy. Her most recent credits include The Scarecrow at The Tank, The Popes of Farragut Street at Theater for the New City and Perpetual at Camden People’s Theatre in London which she wrote, starred in, and directed.
Emma Waterhouse (she/her) (Joan) - Recently, The Tempest (River’s Edge Theatre Company), Little Lasses of Appleton, Wisconsin (SoHo Playhouse, Lighthouse Series), Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl (Under St. Mark's), The Tempest/La Tempestad (centro.), Dance Nation (Syracuse University Dept. of Drama), The Moors (Syracuse University Dept. of Drama). Syracuse University Drama Dept. Class of '25.