Kerry is thrilled to add Getting Away With Murder as his first main stage directorial production. It seems like yesterday that he was a wide eyed eager actor auditioning for his first Heights Players role as Young Ben in Follies in 1983. He was recently seen as Gary Essendine in Present Laughter, Gonzalez in Summer and Smoke, Pat Denning in 42nd Street, the Professor in All the King’s Men, Lenny in Rumors and William Gillette in A Games Afoot. He is a three decade veteran of the Heights Players plays and musicals ranging from A Chorus Line, La Cage Aux Folles, Cabaret, Anatomy of a Murder, The Philadelphia Story, Rumors. Stage managing for Yentl and Miracle on 34th Street. Costume credits are Ruined, A Games Afoot, Twelve Angry Men and Waiting in the Wings.

Lighting Technician for current season 2021 Heights Players recent production of Night Watch. Past seasons HP productions of Breakfast At Tiffanys, Our Lady Of 121st Street, The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe and The Last Night Of Ballyhoo. Other HP credits include, Assistant Stage Manager for My Fair Lady and Production Stage Manager for John Bourne directed shows such as Blithe Spirit, Light Up The Sky, Murder On The Nile and Night Must Fall.

Jonas’s first experience with theatrical violence was at The Heights Players, as the victim of Frankenstein’s Monster when he was twelve years old. Since then his work as an actor and stunt performer has brought him around the country. You can view his work on CBS, FOX, CW, NBC, HBO, STARZ & SHOWTIME. Previous fight choreography includes: Cabaret (Gallery Players); Casa Valentina, Overtones, A Raisin In The Sun (Heights Players); Arizona (Ryan Repertory Theater); The Ballerina (Theatre Lab) and more.

Jacob Clark Boggs is an actor, singer, writer, and director from the “Goodlife State” of Nebraska! I know, the joke’s lost on me as well! He is thrilled to be joining The Heights Players again! He studied film and T.V. at the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts. He would like to thank Kerry for this opportunity to work on this show. It has been an amazing opportunity to learn and grow! And to Corrine… light of my life, a joy as always!

This is German's eighth show with Heights Players. He has designed sound for Mame, Rumors, The Women, Gingerbread Lady, Come Back to the Five & Dime Jimmy Dean Jimmy Dean, Crazy For You and Breakfast At Tiffany’s. A Brooklyn resident, he is happy to be back after a 20-month hiatus! Previously, he was the resident sound designer for Center Stage Community Playhouse and Throggs Neck Community Players in the Bronx for over 25 years. He sends his love to his wife of 14 years Lisa!

Corrine is the recent former Vice President of The Heights Players Board of Directors. She is happy to be working with this talented cast of old and new friends and looks forward to more theatrical adventures.

Leo has designed this year’s Night Watch. Other shows include West Side Story, Fools, Twelve Angry Men and Rumors. He is happy to be working with Kerry and such a talented and revolving cast and as always, a great crew. Leo is also a member of our Executive Committee.

is thrilled to be costuming her second show of the HP season and to join Kerry on his directorial debut! Amanda is a NYC based costume and graphic designer and currently sits on the Executive Committee of The Heights Players as the Graphics & Media Chair. Amanda is a passionate costume designer whose work has been seen Off-Broadway with Good Morning New York, and Simius-Broadway Bound Festival. Favorite costume design credits include: Casa Valentina, A Raisin In The Sun, Gypsy, Crazy For You, Present Laughter, and Stop Kiss.

After her debut with The Heights Players as Helga the nosy German maid in Lucille Fletcher’s Night Watch, Norah is thrilled to be back at the John Bourne Theater as an accent trainer. Being a German-American actress she is super excited to help bring some flavor of germanness to Dr. Conrad Bering. It was a pleasure working with the team of Getting Away with Murder. Besides accents and acting, Norah is a huge science nerd and loves fries.

This is Gary’s first set with Kerry Wolf, long-time friend and first time HP director; it has been a very evolutionary and rewarding process. When not designing and constructing sets, Gary serves as Secretary on the Heights Players board, and as the Technical Director alongside his wife, Jan, Properties Mistress. He is also currently President of the Alfred T. White Community Center, the building in which the theater resides. Thanks to the many who helped raise this set, especially Mike Janove.

Older than time and getting shorter every day, Jan celebrated her 30th birthday at the theater with actors who were rehearsing for a show in which she was not involved. She can’t remember the show or the actors, but this tells you that she’s been here a while and is slowing down. Before the slowdown began, she contributed her time and talent as poster designer, photographer, lighting and sound technician, musical director, assistant to the director, stage manager, composer, piano teacher, actress, and finally properties procurer/designer. Of course, she may have done more but can’t be sure. Jan last worked on Night Watch and sits on the Executive committee for Properties and Archives. Thank you to Gary, my husband, and Corrine, my friend, for the three Ss: Support, Stepping in and Schlepping. I’m grateful to you both.