Sons of Ithaca Cast

Paul Beatty (Scylla)
Paul most recently appeared at The Heights in Julius Caesar (Young Cassius). In his vacation Bible school, Paul was part of the crew and responsible for teaching younger children about the theme for that year. He plays rugby and has an excessive enthusiasm for building fighting robots.
Will Beatty (Boy)
This is Will's first Heights show. He likes pickled onions and playing with Thomas the Tank Engine stuffies.
John Brennan (Lotus-Eater/Charybdis/Servant)
This is John's second play, the first being the Tower Fools' St. George and the Dragon (Julius). His favorite color is blue.
Matt Brennan (Sosigenes/Circe)
Matt has been in more plays than he has collared shirts. Meprises and Julius Caesar are two of his favorite productions. He enjoys sleeping, eating, and breathing air. He recommends all these things, even the collared shirts.
Julian Breslin (Lysimachus/Midas)
This is Julian's fourth show at The Heights, and he hopes to do many more. Shout out to his castmates for showing him what it means to move from raw material to someone who loves the stage. He is also a varsity wrestler. Please don't shine flashlights on him on Sunday at 2:37pm.
Ignatius Breslin (Narkissos/Ensemble)
This is Naish's third play, and he's glad to work with this great group of actors. In addition to theater, he enjoys Krav Maga.
Gus Bowman (Lotus-Eater Chorus/Circe/Ensemble)
Prior to The Heights, Gus appeared in a production of Wizard of Oz, and was a Citizen in last year's production of Julius Caesar. He enjoys writing short fiction.
Nico Boyle (Son of Telemachus)
Nico has appeared with the Tower Fools in St. George and the Dragon (Flavius) and The Blue Book of Stories (Timmy). Playing in his first Omnibus Players production has been fun!
Porter Cannon (Eurylochus)
Porter is enjoying his first time through as an actor, especially for the friendships and camaraderie with a great group of guys.
Nick Connolly (Rapper/Clytemnestra Mask/Charybdis)
Nick is in ninth grade and in his ninth Heights production. He is a big movie and music guy (loves The Emperor's New Groove), likes baseball, and above all things he likes skiiing. He loves it.
Charlie Dausch (Singer)
Charlie discovered drama in the 7th grade theater class at The Heights. He recently performed in the children's chorus in Washington National Opera's production of The Little Prince. Sons of Ithaca will be his second show. He enjoys opera, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and playing strategy board games. Omnia Omnibus!
Jack Ferry (Seilenos)
Jack Ferry has appeared in 7 Heights productions, including the Medieval Theater Festival, Meprises, and the Senior Studio Verily A New Hope. Famous for nearly vomiting onstage in his first major role and ruining his second by “almost finding” his script, he figures that he can improve his resume by playing a frat boy, and he hopes you enjoy the performance.
Artie Gomez (Odysseus)
This is Artie's 4th show and his first with the Omnibus Players. He appeared in the Senior Studio last fall. He hopes the audience can learn something and be entertained at the same time!
Luke Konkus (Axiom/Vine/Charybdis)
Luke has appeared in War of the Worlds (Operator), St. George and the Dragon (Fr. Leo), and now Sons of Ithaca. The experience is one of the most fun things he's ever done!
Levi Macmillan (Aeido the Poet)
Levi is a junior and this is his sixth show, first with the Omnibus Players. He enjoys playing trumpet and has attended summer music festivals at a national level.
Max McGuire (Boy)
Max enjoys baseball, football, and hitting 3's and layups like Lebron! This is his first play at The Heights. He also works as journalist for The Valley Times.
Patrick Moynihan (Axiom/Vine/Charybdis/Semele Mask)
Patrick has appeared in a Tower Fools show (St. George and the Dragon), a Senior Studio (Verily a New Hope), and is excited to be a part of this Omnibus Players production!
Luke Pannell (Axiom/Vine/Charybdis)
Luke is in 6th grade and this is his first play ever. He is so happy that you've come to see what this awesome cast has put together, and hopes you enjoy!
Mason Robinson (Hermes)
This is Mason' fourth appearance with the Omnibus Players, having performed in Treasure Island, War of the Roses, and The Hobbit. He enjoys acting especially because he gets to take on the persona of someone else. He loves board games, books, and RPGs, especially D&D, and does Track and Field with The Heights varsity team. His favorite play was War of the Roses.
Isaac Vitz (Telemachus)
This is Isaac's 17th production, 11th at The Heights. He enjoys theater, pondering the secrets of the universe, and that wonderful feeling he gets when he realizes the test he didn't study for was just postponed a day. Isaac likes his steaks medium rare, his burgers medium, and his enemies well done. He is on the varsity climbing team.
Declan Wallace (Taulykos)
Declan, a senior, has been in 6 shows at The Heights. Most recently, he directed, designed, costumed, and starred in this year's Senior Studio, a production of Shakespeare's Star Wars. Much to his astonishment, that turned out to be a lot of work. His favorite movie is Cars. His favorite president is Calvin Coolidge. He insists that Nickelback is a great band.
Nathan Wallace (Axiom/Vine/Charybdis/Zoe Mask)
For his role as Charlie in The Blue Book of Stories, Nathan received the paper plate award for "Exponentially Large Vocabulary". He's excited to do another Heights show, even though he doesn't do any talking this time.
Augustine Webster (Anaxagoras/Zeus/Apollo)
Augustine's most recent theatrical achievement was adapting The Blue Book of Stories. His adaptation was performed by the Tower Fools last November. This is his seventh Heights show and ninth overall. His favorite thing is beige grass.
Andrew Zemek (Boy)
This is Andrew's first play, and he loves working with this funny, chaotic, and amazing group. Fun fact: Andrew is a human.
Luke Zemek (Lotus-Eater/Charybdis/Agamemnon)
This is Luke's first play with the Omnibus Players program. He enjoys the theater community and environment. He has two dogs and a cat.
Peter Zemek (Therapon)
This Peter's first Omnibus Players show. Previous experience includes 4 Shakespeare plays; his favorite role was Claudio in Much Ado About Nothing. It's cool to be in a play with both his brothers. He has written and self-published a science fiction work called Portalmania.