It's Me. Mariah!

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Mariah Burks singing "Part of the Human Heart" from Once On This Island with backup vocals sung by Sonya Mandeville, Brigid Randolph, and Jared Dorotiak

Mariah Burks, Hannah Berry, Eli Brickey, Kara Bergman

Mariah Burks is a member of The Case Western Reserve University/Cleveland Play House MFA Acting Program Class of 2018 - and now she's starring in "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee!" #CPHPutnam | Tickets: https://goo.gl/8tr7Vd

Take a behind-the-scenes look at ANTIGONE with actor Mariah Burks, who's been with the project since 2019! After cancelling the production in March 2020 due to the pandemic, CPH is thrilled to present this timeless, suspenseful production, running now thru March 27! We could have never anticipated the twists and turns this show would face in its journey to the stage. Join us! Get your tickets today! clevelandplayhouse.com

Mariah Burks and Brett Mutter singing Baptise Me from The Book Of Mormon

AIRNESS by Chelsea Marcantel directed by Nathan Motta October 29 - November 21, 2021 Cleveland Premiere Winner - American Theatre Critics Association, Best New Play, 2018 SYNOPSIS: A play about Air Guitar that will shake you all night long. When Nina enters her first air guitar competition, she thinks winning will be easy. But as she befriends a group of charismatic nerds all committed to becoming the next champion, she discovers that there's more to this art form than playing pretend; it's about finding yourself in your favorite songs, and performing with raw joy. Will Nina be able to let go and set herself free onstage? Following her mission to shred or be shredded, AIRNESS is an exuberant reminder that everything we need to rock is already inside us. A comedy about competition, camaraderie, and finding the airness inside yourself. WITH: Mariah Burks* (NINA), Luke Brett (SHREDDY EDDY), Corin B. Self (GOLDEN THUNDER), Erin Scerbak (CANNIBAL QUEEN), Tim Keo (FACEBENDER), Michael Glavan* (D VICIOUS), Trey Gilpin (ANNOUNCER) Content Advisory: Adult Language, Adult Situations, Loud sounds, and Lighting, Fog, and Haze effects. Running Time: 105 minutes *no intermission Tickets: $32-38 Pay-What-You-Can tickets available one hour to every performance at the Box Office. **Proof of Vaccination and masking required for all audience members. For tickets: 216.932.3396 dobama.org Scenic: Aaron Benson Lighting: Wes Calkin Costume: Tesia Benson Sound: Richard Ingraham Projections: T. Paul Lowry Technical Director: Kirsten Williams Props: Vanessa Cook Asst. Directors: Darius Stubbs, Carrie Williams Stage Manager: Joel Rathbone* Photos: Steve Wagner Photography * denotes member Actors' Equity Association

LITTLE WOMEN an adaptation of the novel by Louisa May Alcott as performed by Four Little Women by Heather Chrisler directed by Melissa Crum REGIONAL PREMIERE December 1-31, 2023. The digital playbill is available for download at: https://www.dobama.org/playbill SYNOPSIS: The March sisters unwrap the classic tale of LITTLE WOMEN this holiday season. Four actors recreate this timeless novel. Jo and her sisters create scenes of love and loss while making up stories of witches and fairies. As these four little women come of age in a journey of self-discovery, we learn that while families change and grow, the ones we love are always close at heart. The company features: Theo Allyn* (LITTLE WOMAN #1: JO), Mariah Burks* (LITTLE WOMAN #2: MEG/ PROFESSOR BHAER), Amaya Kiyomi (LITTLE WOMAN #3: AMY/ JOHN BROOKE), Natalie Green* (LITTLE WOMAN #4: BETH/ LAURIE), Rachel Gold (Swing LITTLE WOMAN #1 & 2), Adrionna Powell (Swing LITTLE WOMAN #3 & 4). *member Actors’ Equity Association For additional information visit: dobama.org/little-women The creative team for the production includes Scenic Design by Laura Carlson Tarantowski, Lighting Design by Josephine Coyle, Sound Design by Angie Hayes, Costume Design by Colleen Bloom, Props Design by Vanessa Cook, Assistant Direction by Cali Parey, and Technical Direction by Connor Stout. The show is stage managed by Barbara Kozlov* and assistant stage managed by Lizzi Lucarell. The show has a run time of 105 minutes with one 15 minute intermission. For a complete schedule, specific ticket prices, and reservations, call the Dobama Theatre box office at 216-932-3396 or visit dobama.org/little-women. Ask about the "pay-what-you-can" performances and opportunities. Dobama is committed to making live professional theatre accessible to everyone. PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN tickets are available for anyone that cannot afford a full price ticket. Any available seat can be purchased at a pay-what-you-can price beginning one hour prior to every performance. Simply visit the Box Office to purchase. Running Time: 105 minutes *one 15 minute intermission Content Advisory: Adult Situations, Disease Tickets: $35-42 Pay-What-You-Can tickets available one hour to every performance at the Box Office. Special Pay-What-You-Can performances: Sunday, December 3rd and Thursday, December 7th @ 7:30pm. For tickets: 216.932.3396 dobama.org