Death of a Salesman Cast

First time on the LTM stage, Tom’s favorite shows include: GUYS AND DOLLS (Arvide); SWEENEY TODD (Judge Turpin); MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET (Kris Kringle); ONCE, THE MUSICAL (Da); A CHRISTMAS CAROL (Scrooge); THE MUSIC MAN (Harold Hill); CHICAGO (Billy Flynn); and DEATH OF A SALESMAN (Howard). Professionally, Tom works as an independent corporate trainer (BA, Theater; MA, Counseling Psychology.) and author, THE ACCOUNTABLE LEADER (Amazon.com). Tom dedicates this role to Mr. Bill Callahan (RIP), Theatre mentor, who played Willy in his college production, many years ago. Tom is grateful to his wife, Roberta, for her enduring support.

Susan is grateful for the opportunity to play Linda Loman for DEATH OF A SALESMAN. She has enjoyed playing different roles on stage over the years, as well as working behind the scenes. While teaching, Sue directed high school shows and, since retirement, has gotten back on stage herself. Her first role in years was here at LTM playing Grandma in Lost in Yonkers. She equally enjoys helping build a show by working behind the scenes. Every show provides opportunity to learn and grow, and this show is no exception. Thank you to Jeannette, Charles, and the entire cast and crew for sharing your talents and creativity. 

Matthew is exhilarated to be performing as Biff in DEATH OF A SALESMAN. He is a multi–award-winning film actor who returned to the stage two years ago and has since appeared in numerous productions. His credits include FOREVER PLAID (Jynx) and ’TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS (Uncle Brierly/Sir Guy) at LTM; THE SOUND OF MUSIC (Herr Zeller), WHITE CHRISTMAS (Ralph Sheldrake), THE MUSIC MAN (Constable Locke), and PINKALICIOUS (Mr. Pinkerton) with Keystone Theatrics at Allenberry; and two murder mysteries with Sterling Productions. Matthew is forever grateful for the theatre community—whom he considers family—and for you, the audience, for supporting local theatre. Above all, he gives glory to his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, the foundation of his life onstage, offstage, and in every season. Instagram: @thewmartin

James is excited to be making his Little Theater debut playing Happy Loman. He first saw DEATH OF A SALESMAN performed at Gamut Theater in 2016, and is honored to have the opportunity to bring this complex story to life for new audiences. Previously, he acted in an adaptation of My Fair Lady held at Trinity Lutheran Church in Camp Hill. In his spare time, he enjoys playing the saxophone.

This is Brad's first appearance at LTM. Recently, he portrayed Mr. Klemper in a production of THE BOYS NEXT DOOR at Oyster Mill Playhouse. Prior to that, he was involved in a production of THE ODD COUPLE as Felix Unger at the Lebanon Community Theatre where he also directed DRACULA and ON GOLDEN POND. He would like to thank his family for all of their support!

Kevin Hand is a hobbyist actor from the Carlisle area. You might recognize him from the 2024 Carlisle Theatre production of A STEAMPUNK CHRISTMAS CAROL as Bob Cratchet, narrating a springtime murder mystery DYING FOR A SLICE, this past fall in a Carlisle Theatre production of DRACULA (as the Count himself), and most recently as of January 2026, as Gerald Croft in a black-box production of AN INSPECTOR CALLS. Kevin would like to thank all his newfound friends in the Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg for making him feel welcome and valued. Break a leg all to my fellow actors/actresses and to our audience ... enjoy the show!

Mark is beyond excited to be working on his fourth show with LTM! His past credits include Jefferey Calloway in JEFFREY and Duke in THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK MUSICAL. He also performed at Kutztown University throughout college, in such roles as Jack in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST, Bill in MAMMA MIA, and Kenickie in GREASE. Outside of theater, Mark enjoys painting, concerts, and spending time outdoors. He would like to thank this wonderful production team and cast for their patience and support throughout the whole process. Most importantly, Mark would like to thank Kyle Curry: the best fiancé a guy could ask for <3

Aiden is glad to grace the stage at LTM for the third time, having previously been in BROADWAY BOUND (Eugene) and REEFER MADNESS (Ensemble). He has been in several other productions in the central PA area, as well. He also sings with the Harrisburg Gay Men's Chorus. He dedicates his performance to those who were his torch bearers in his darkest time.

Sonia Wise makes her Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg debut as The Woman and Jenny in DEATH OF A SALESMAN. She previously appeared in the 2024 and 2022 productions of THE BAR STOOLS, a parody revue featuring York County lawyers performing to support local legal charities, where she performed as Columbia in “Time Warp” and as a member of the general cast. Sonia is grateful for the opportunity to join this production and contribute to the LTM community.

Catrina is thrilled to be performing in her very first LTM show, as Letta in DEATH OF A SALESMAN. She previously performed with the Lions Community Theatre group in numerous musicals. Favorite characters she has played include Adelaide in GUYS & DOLLS, Tanya in MAMMA MIA, and Little Sally in URINETOWN, to name a few. Outside of the stage, Catrina enjoys playing her ukelele, jamming with her husband in their makeshift basement studio, painting, going to concerts, and traveling overseas. Catrina would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to her husband for his never ending support and encouragement. She would also like to sincerely thank Jeannette, Charles, John, & Lori for taking a chance on her and is very much looking forward to future opportunities with LTM.

Kassie is delighted to appear as Miss Forsythe in DEATH OF A SALESMAN at the Little Theater of Mechanicsburg. She was last seen on the LTM stage as Blanche Morton in Neil Simon’s BROADWAY BOUND. Other favorite roles include Kate in SYLVIA at the Carlisle Theatre and Truvy in STEEL MAGNOLIAS at LTM. She holds a BA in Dramatic Arts from West Virginia Wesleyan College and previously worked at Allenberry Playhouse as Properties Manager, where she also performed in several of their murder mystery weekends. By day, Kassie works for the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board as an IT Generalist. Outside of theater, she enjoys running and drinking beer (usually in that order) with the Harrisburg Beer Runners. Kassie is grateful to share the stage with such a talented cast and thanks her family and friends for their support.