Baskerville Cast

As a fan of Holmes since he was a kid, Frank Baker is thrilled to be playing the master detective! He’s been involved with Gaslight since the early 1980s. Besides acting, he’s directed a number of plays at Gaslight and is a Past President of the Gaslight Board of Directors & is currently serving on the Gaslight Board. He does video content for Enid Buzz & is the current City of Enid Ward 3 Commissioner. He’s married to the amazing Carmen Ball & is cat parent to Justinian and Bram Stoker.

Lori Coleman continues to have a lot of fun, even on two bad knees and an ankle that’s kinda sketchy. She was last seen on stage as Albany in “King Lear”, which makes her second time in a season (and at least the third time total) playing a male character – wonder if this is a trend. Big thanks to Carmen and Mary for letting me bring the iconic Doctor Watson to life, the cast for being so much fun to be on stage with, and the backstage crew for volunteering to contribute to the chaos!

Lori Coleman continues to have a lot of fun, even on two bad knees and an ankle that’s kinda sketchy. She was last seen on stage as Albany in “King Lear”, which makes her second time in a season (and at least the third time total) playing a male character – wonder if this is a trend. Big thanks to Carmen and Mary for letting me bring the iconic Doctor Watson to life, the cast for being so much fun to be on stage with, and the backstage crew for volunteering to contribute to the chaos!

Ginny has been a part of Gaslight for many years. She was most recently seen in Farndale, Macbeth. She is thrilled to play 6 men and one woman in Baskerville. Thanks Carmen! Later

Tiffany Harvey is attempting the completely reasonable task of playing Actor 3 and 14 characters in her first true comedy. You may have previously seen her as Susan in Wait Until Dark, the Queen in Hamlet, or Myrtle in The Great Gatsby. She also recently directed Angel Street at the Turpin, proving she enjoys chaos both onstage and off. Endless thanks to her husband for his work on the set—and for bravely holding down the fort while she runs off to become an entire cast of people.