Carl Del Buono’s regional credits include JULIUS CAESAR (Director) at The Company Theatre, PERSUASION (Director) at The Company Theatre, VENUS IN FUR (Director) at The Company Theatre, THE SUMMER LAND (Director) at The Company Theatre, SWEENEY TODD (Sweeney Todd) at Blackfriars Theatre, MACBETH (Macbeth) at The Company Theatre, CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF (Director) at The Company Theatre, ROMEO & JULIET (Director) at The Company Theatre, RICHARD II (Director) at The Company Theatre, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (Director) with Rochester Community Players, ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA (Director) with Rochester Community Players, THE SEAGULL (Director) at The Company Theatre, LITTLE WOMEN (Prof. Bhaer) at Bristol Valley Theater, SISTER ACT (T.J.) at Redhouse Arts Center, SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE (George) at Blackfriars Theatre, CARL AT BLACKFRIARS: A Benefit Concert, MY FAIR LADY (Quartet/First Cockney) at Merry-Go-Round Playhouse (now The REV), THE LAST FIVE YEARS (Jamie) at JCC CenterStage, DIE FLEDERMAUS (Frosch) with Finger Lakes Opera, ROMEO & JULIET (Friar Laurence) with WallByrdTheatre Co., and ANGELS IN AMERICA (Prior) with Method Machine. In addition to acting and singing, Carl is an experienced voice actor, acting coach, and director as well as the founding artistic director of The Company Theatre in Rochester, NY. He’s also cohost of the popular podcast BROADCAST REVISITED! For more information, follow Carl on socials @carldelbuono and @broadcastrevisited

Brian is excited to work with Pittsford Musicals for the first time! He has been an active performer and director in Western New York for over twenty-five years. Equally comfortable on stage and behind a podium, Brian has given performances with Ithaca Opers, Rochester Opera Factory, the Irondequoit Chorale, Rochester Lyric Opera, and Webster Theatre Guild, and served on the music staff at Asbury First UMC for nearly twenty years. Most recently, he appeared as Cosmé McMoon in Souvenir: a Flourish on the Life of Florence Foster Jenkins at Blackfriars Theatre. He is the vocal music teacher at Pittsford Sutherland High School and Calkins Road Middle School, where he directs multiple choirs and serves as vocal director and producer for Sutherland’s theatrical performances. In 2016, he was awarded Outstanding Choral Director by the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. While he has played many roles in his lifetime, his favorite is husband to Melissa and father to Charlie. @brian.bohrer

Tristan Lynn is a stage management student at Ithaca College. He recently graduated from Pittsford Mendon and was the stage manager for all of Barker Road Middle School’s productions in the past three years. He also performed during all of high school, with some of his favorite roles being Trent (The Prom: School Edition) and Bobby Strong (Urinetown). He has worked on the past two Pittsford Musicals productions on the run crew and is excited to be part of the stage management team on this one!

Previous intimacy direction credits include Cabaret, RENT and Dot at Blackfriars Theatre, Proof at SUNY Brockport, Little Rock at SUNY Geneseo, Macbeth, Concord Floral and Thy Name is Woman at RIT/NTID Performing Arts, Julius Caesar, Venus in Fur, Spring Awakening and Tartuffe with The Company Theatre, Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, The Moors and Describe the Night with Out of Pocket Productions, and Ragtime with JCC Centerstage. A partial list of acting credits include Lady M in Macbeth, Arkadina in The Seagull (The Company Theatre) Henrietta Swan Leavitt in Silent Sky, Orsino in Twelfth Night, Catherine in Proof, Laura in The Glass Menagerie, Katharine Hepburn in the one-woman show: Tea at Five (Blackfriars Theatre) Anna in Closer, Angel and Others in Angels in A: Millenium Approaches, (Method Machine) She teaches Acting for Film at the School of Film and Animation at RIT. A few commercial credits include Planned Parenthood, I Love New York, and campaign spots for Monroe County Executive, Adam Bello. Education: SUNY Fredonia-Theatre Arts, Circle in the Square Theatre School-Acting Intensive Program, Nazareth University- Masters in Adolescent Inclusive Education. She is a certified Consent-Forward Artist with IDC, and as a standardized patient at URMC, she enjoys the opportunity to blend acting, education, and consent.

Brodie McPherson is so wonderfully excited to be headed back Into the Woods! Brodie currently serves as the Technical Director at The Company Theatre, where he often designs for productions. Some recent credits include Pittsford Musicals’ Seussical (Lighting), The Company Theatre’s productions of Julius Caesar (Scenic), Persuasion (Scenic, Lighting), and directing and designing last year’s production of Tartuffe. 

Kassie is delighted to return to Pittsford Musicals for her third production, this time as Costume Designer for Into the Woods. Her love of theater began as a teenager and has continued ever since, both on stage and behind the scenes creating costumes. When her children were school-age she worked on costumes for numerous middle and high school productions at Rush-Henrietta, and she enjoys other artistic endeavors including painting watercolor house portraits and scrapbooking. Most recently she served as Lead Wardrobe Technician for Pittsford Musicals’ Seussical the Musical, and before that she assisted with costume construction for Beauty and the Beast. Kassie especially loves being part of the creative energy and camaraderie that brings a story to life, and is grateful for the support of the Into the Woods production Team and cast. She is deeply thankful for the love and encouragement of her entire family - her own wonderful cast of characters. Because after all, No One is Alone.