Stephen Morgan-MacKay

Stephen has performed and directed at venues throughout the United States, including the Actors Renaissance Theatre (FL), Overland Stage and Midwest Vaudeville (MO), the Bless the Mark Players (NY) and the Community Players (KS), a childrens' theatre acting troupe. He holds a BA in Theatre Performance and Directing (emphasis Shakespeare) from the University of South Florida, and an MFA in Dramaturgy from Stony Brook University, New York. In addition to performing, Stephen continues to work as casting director for the San Diego Repertory Theatre. Stage credits include the Off-Broadway "Ephemera," "Romeo and Juliet," "Henry V," "The Tempest," "Taming of the Shrew," Montverdi's "Il Combattimento" "The importance of being Earnest, " "As You Like It," "Jack and Jill," "Hecuba," "Wolf Child: The Correction of Joseph," "Ripen our Darkness," "Nutcracker" "A Thousand Cranes," "Betrayal," "Oleanna," and "Zoo Story." Stephen has also performed radio plays including, "War of the Worlds" and "Buck Hamlet, P.I."

 

Randal Scott

With over 20 years of professional experience in stage, film and multimedia productions, Randal's first experiences performing began on the renaissance faire circuit. An accomplished equestrian, Randal performed for Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament as well as jousting for a number of renaissance faires. Traditional stage credits include roles in "Romeo and Juliet," "Macbeth," "Richard III," "Othello," "The Front Page," "Don Juan," and "Eugene Onegin." Fight choreography credits include "Romeo and Juliet," "Hamlet," "Macbeth," "Richard III," "Othello," "Sinbad," and "Treasure Island." CD-ROM games include "Buried in Time, Journeyman project II", and "Chess Wars." Randal has also provided weapons, props and expertise for films including Don Juan Demarco, The Cable Guy, and Deus Volt. Renaissance Festivals include the Florida, Michigan, Kansas City, Louisiana, King Richard’s (MA) and the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festivals. Specializing in live stage combat productions, Randal has choreographed shows for Convivia (Singapore), Miss America Pageants, and the Festival of Cultures, a historical/educational show that toured the United States. Most recently Randal shot a pilot for television on the historical use of medieval and renaissance weaponry.