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We’re back with some more actor announcements for THE LAST-MINUTE PLAY FESTIVAL, coming August 29th! Read more under each caption, keep posted for one more actor post… and get your tickets today!
Savannah Dillard (she/her/hers) is an actor, improviser, stage manager, assistant director, writer, and all-around arts lover who is thrilled to be making her Whatever Works debut! She has worked around the OKC metro and beyond with 3rd Act Theatre Company, Carpenter Square Theatre, Little Shop of Productions, Co.Arts, Theatre Crude, and OKC Improv. You can find her on Instagram @savannahfdillard. As always, many thanks to her friends and mentors for their support and love.
Anna Halza (she/her) is an actor/writer/theatermaker with a passion for creating and developing new work. Her play, DINNERTIME: A Play In Seven Courses is the winner of the 2026 Bela Kiralyfalvi National Playwriting Award and will be premiering at The Resonator in Norman this October. She is currently in between tours of THIS CITY WILL EAT YOU ALIVE, a play devised by Co.Arts Theater Co. that performed at Green Bay Fringe and The Understudy Chicago. THIS CITY is coming to Theatre Crude and Rochester Fringe in the fall. Website: annahalza.com Instagram: @anna_halza
Emma Lacy (she/her) is an actor, dancer, and writer based in the Washington D.C. area currently studying Dance Management at Oklahoma City University. Since beginning her performance work as a children’s chorus member with the Washington National Opera and as a traditional Irish dancer, she has branched out into multiple styles of dance including tap, jazz, and whacking. Most recently, she trained in mime and movement theater with Synetic Theater Company in Arlington, VA, and in performance Irish Dance with Riverdance.
Elissa “Ellie” Marks is a student at the University of Central Oklahoma studying creative writing with a minor in theatre arts. She appeared in “Horse Girls” (Tiffany) at UCO, co-wrote and appeared in “Out of The Box” (Princess Barbie) at UCO, and self-published three sapphic romance novels.
Dr. Amy Osatinski is the Associate Professor of Theatre History in the School of Theatre at Oklahoma City University where she t
Savannah Dillard (she/her/hers) is an actor, improviser, stage manager, assistant director, writer, and all-around arts lover who is thrilled to be making her Whatever Works debut! She has worked around the OKC metro and beyond with 3rd Act Theatre Company, Carpenter Square Theatre, Little Shop of Productions, Co.Arts, Theatre Crude, and OKC Improv. You can find her on Instagram @savannahfdillard. As always, many thanks to her friends and mentors for their support and love.
Anna Halza (she/her) is an actor/writer/theatermaker with a passion for creating and developing new work. Her play, DINNERTIME: A Play In Seven Courses is the winner of the 2026 Bela Kiralyfalvi National Playwriting Award and will be premiering at The Resonator in Norman this October. She is currently in between tours of THIS CITY WILL EAT YOU ALIVE, a play devised by Co.Arts Theater Co. that performed at Green Bay Fringe and The Understudy Chicago. THIS CITY is coming to Theatre Crude and Rochester Fringe in the fall. Website: annahalza.com Instagram: @anna_halza
Emma Lacy (she/her) is an actor, dancer, and writer based in the Washington D.C. area currently studying Dance Management at Oklahoma City University. Since beginning her performance work as a children’s chorus member with the Washington National Opera and as a traditional Irish dancer, she has branched out into multiple styles of dance including tap, jazz, and whacking. Most recently, she trained in mime and movement theater with Synetic Theater Company in Arlington, VA, and in performance Irish Dance with Riverdance.
Elissa “Ellie” Marks is a student at the University of Central Oklahoma studying creative writing with a minor in theatre arts. She appeared in “Horse Girls” (Tiffany) at UCO, co-wrote and appeared in “Out of The Box” (Princess Barbie) at UCO, and self-published three sapphic romance novels.
Dr. Amy Osatinski is the Associate Professor of Theatre History in the School of Theatre at Oklahoma City University where she t
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