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Costume Design
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ASHLEY SOLIMAN is a costume designer and visual artist based in NYC. The Price marks her debut with Long Wharf Theatre. Working across genres including opera, musical theater, plays, dance, and puppetry, Ashley’s designs continue to be seen on local and regional stages. Her creative practices are rooted in the language of color, the physical manifestation of inner worlds, and the desire to create garments that resonate with both wearer and audience. Ashley‘s keen eye, varied skill sets, and collaborative curiosity guide her through the distinct challenges that each production brings, resulting in a fresh approach for tales new and old. She was named as one of Broadway Women’s Fund 2023 “Women to Watch on Broadway“ and is a member of Local USA 829.

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Walter Franz
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BROADWAY: Bob/Marvin in Marvin’s Room directed by Anne Kaufman, Valvert in Cyrano de Bergerac opposite Kevin Kline and Jennifer Garner directed by David Leveaux. OFF BROADWAY: Disruption (Signature Theater) To My Girls directed by Stephen Brackett (Second Stage), Sense and Sensibility (Bedlam), Henry 6th in Rose Rage; Henry the 6th Pts. 1, 2, 3 (St. Clair Bayfield Award for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Shakespeare in NYC, Jeff Award, Drama League Nomination), directed by Edward Hall (The Duke) The Witch of Edmonton, (Red Bull Theater), The Public Theater, The Atlantic, Drama League, Ars Nova, & Gingold Theatre Group among others. INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL: Romeo & Juliet at Tanglewood with Boston and Hartford Symphony (Concert Theater Works) The Winter’s Tale, Pride & Prejudice, Romeo and Juliet at Hartford Stage, Christmas Carol (World Premiere) Geva Theatre, Emma by Kate Hamill (World Premiere) at The Guthrie & Denver Center, Repertory Theater of St Louis, Two River Theater Co., Pride and Prejudice at Syracuse Stage & Dorset Theater Festival, Bermuda Arts Festival, George is Dead (w/Marlo Thomas) written and directed by Elaine May at The George Street Playhouse & Arizona Theater Company, Romeo & Juliet & Rose Rage (Jeff Award) at Chicago Shakespeare, Long Wharf, Contemporary American Theater Festival, among others. TV/FILM/NEW MEDIA: Law & Order (NBC), Murder at The Patel Motel (Audible), Blue Bloods (CBS), Golden Boy (CBS), Royal Pains (USA), Much Ado About Nothing (NC Podcasts, Play on Shakes), The Chica Show (NBC), Modern Love (pilot), Marino’s (pilot), Cyrano de Bergerac (PBS Great Performances) Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth & A Midsummer Night’s Dream (New Book Press), TRAINING: MFA Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, BFA from Texas Christian University. Founding member of Amphibian Stage Productions. Carman is a Professional Acting Coach for Musical Theater College Auditions (MTCA), Fight Choreographer, and Tennis Pro. Insta:@carmanclacivita www.carmanlacivita.com

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External Relations Operations Manager
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Jill has worked in non-profit theater since 1982. Beginning her career with Seattle Repertory Theatre, she has been with Long Wharf Theatre since January 1998, beginning as a consultant and in August 1998 moved to Connecticut to join the LWT staff as the Box Office Manager.

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