The Piteous Life and Tragical Death of Steve the Intern Cast

Andrew Winson
Andrew Winson is a Boston area actor, voiceover artist, and writer. He has been performing in productions in and around Boston and the North Shore for the past 20+ years. Recent stage credits include Thomas Devereaux in Murder in Green Meadows with Quannapowitt Players, and Julian Goodman in Communicating Doors with The Actor’s Studio of Newburyport. Past stage work includes multiple collaborations with Moonbox Productions, including Shipwrecked! An Entertainment, Twelfth Night, Amadeus, Barefoot in the Park, Kimberly Akimbo, and The Importance of Being Earnest, as well as involvement in multiple projects for History Alive! in Salem, MA. He can be heard in various roles in Isaiah Plovnick’s ongoing Madmen’s Guild of Coppersteam series, produced for Post-Meridian Radio Players, available wherever fine podcasts are downloaded. Andrew is 6’8″, and does not play basketball.

Bradley Belanger
Bradley Belanger is a local dog dad, explorer, and performer. In 2025 thus far, he played a variety of characters in Theater Uncorked’s As Bees in Honey Drown, as well as Marcus Gee in Footlight Club’s Yellow Face. He is so grateful for the opportunity to join this staged reading as a fan of the show, a fan of Dick, and a fan of the cast and crew.

Micah Livesay
Micah Livesay is thrilled to be a part of this hilarious new project! You may have seen her as Alais in Theatre Uncorked’s The Lion in Winter or her play The Sacristy at the 2025 Boston Theatre Marathon. An actor, playwright, and director, Micah graduated from Appalachian State University ‘23 with a BA in Theatre Arts and a minor in ASL. She is thankful to this team and Dan Takács for their brilliance!

Cristhian Mancinas-Garcia
Cristhian Mancinas-Garci is excited to be a part of this hilariously dramatic project! Some of his favorite credits include Judge Brack in Hedda Gabler, The Narrator in Every Brilliant Thing (Elliot Norton Award Nominee, Outstanding Solo Performance) and Jacob in Lunch Bunch, all three with Apollinaire Theatre Company; Abel in Fade and Eddie in 619 Hendricks (Elliot Norton Award Nominee, Outstanding Lead Performance), both with Teatro Chelsea; Ed Reiss in Torch Song and Mr. Black in The Wild Party, both with Moonbox Productions; Henry David Thoreau in Nature: A Walking Play with TigerLion Arts; Rae/Reynaldo in Noir Hamlet with Centastage (both the Boston premiere and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe tour). Cristhian has been performing for over 20 years on stages in Mexico, the USA, and the UK. www.cristhianmancinas.com

Finian Ross
Finian Ross is a Somerville native, a known nerd, a lifelong lover of all things Elizabethan, and he is thrilled to be part of the first staged reading of Steve The Intern! No stranger to high-stakes dramedy, he was most recently seen as the petulant, pithy Prince John in Theater UnCorked’s The Lion In Winter. At other times, he has been in countless outdoor Shakespeare productions, with favorite roles including Ophelia in Hamlet and The Fool in King Lear. He studied at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in NYC, and would like to thank the vibrant theatre community of New England for bringing this brilliant script to the stage.

Liz Ruark
Liz Ruark (Meek, Stage Directions) Liz has greatly enjoyed voicing both the stage manager and the stage itself in this laugh-out-loud production! Recent roles include Susie (W;t; City on a Hill Arts), Olympe de Gouges (The Revolutionists, TCAN) and Mrs. Wormwood (Matilda the Musical, Theatre III). Thank you to Alison for hiring this base intern – I pledge my loyalty to you! (Not “to thee,” because now I know better)

Anne Sablich
Anne Sablichlives in Northern MA with her husband and an assortment of cats and chickens, and likes to pretend that she’s a farmer despite living within a fifteen minute drive of at least five Market Baskets. She typically gets cast as sad mother figures or mean old ladies, and tries not to read too much into that. Thanks to Synecdoche Works, Allison, and to Dan for letting me help bring Steve to life (and death), and thanks to anyone who supports new works!

Matthew Zahnzinger
Matthew Zahnzinger is delighted to be a part of this phenomenal new work! Select Local Credits: Moonbox Productions: Amadeus (Salieri, IRNE – Best Actor), The 39 Steps (Clown, IRNE – Best Supporting, Best Ensemble), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Lawrence), Twelfth Night (Malvolio); Central Square: Arcadia, Machine Learning (wp), Beyond Words (wp); Theater UnCorked: The Lion in Winter; Reagle Music Theatre: Crazy for You; Titanic Theatre: Polish Joke (IRNE – Best Supporting). Matthew has also worked with Lyric Stage, Liars & Believers, Wheelock, Umbrella, Flat Earth, Peterborough Players (NH), and Lost Nation (VT). Voiceover: Penumbra Podcast, Second Star to the Left, Cryptonaturalist, Colonial Radio Theatre. A Brockton native and Northeastern graduate, Matthew also studied at the Gaiety School of Acting (Dublin, Ireland).

Ian Tomarakos
Ian Tomarakos is an actor based in Boston, MA. He recently graduated from Salem State University with a BFA in Theater Performance. Acting credits: Matt Galloway (The Laramie Project), Evelyn Oakleigh (Anything Goes), Patchy the Pirate (SpongeBob Squarepant), Adam/C (The complete works of William Shakespeare abridged), Kreon (Antigone), Shylock (Something Rotten), Ladisalv Sipos (She Loves Me), Peter Shaw (Silent Sky), Orlando (As you like it). Awards: National Irene Ryan Region 1 Finalist (2024)