Ahmad Santos | Costume Designer
Ahmad is a Queer/Latino Costume Designer for TV, Film, and Theater, from Nayarit, MX, operating out of the NW. Best known for costuming award winning shows like Portlandia, Baskets, as well as shows like Criminal, and Chad. He developed a love for theatrical costuming at Magenta Theater in Vancouver, and has since also costumed for Profile, Twilight, PCS, and soon for Artists Repertory Theater as well.
“I love telling stories through my design work, and exploring how to relay those stories in topical ways that both inspire and evoke conversation.”
Alex Meyer | Scenic Designer
Alex is happy to be returning to Profile Theatre! You may have seen her work on Samsara earlier this season. Other recent designs include with Portland Center Stage (The Light), Shaking The Tree Theatre (We Wrote This With You In Mind), Artists Repertory Theatre (Sapience), Third Rail Repertory Theatre (Precipice, Middletown Mall), and designs with Orpheus PDX, Oregon Children’s Theatre, The Theatre Company, Portland Shakespeare Project, PassinArt, Broadway Rose Theatre Co., Bag&Baggage Productions, Crave Theatre, Imago Theatre, and others. She has production designed for clients such as Visit Seattle, Intel, and the Portland Timbers. More at www.designbyalexmeyer.com.
Rebby Yuer Foster | Assistant Director
Rebby Yuer Foster (they/them) is a director, actor, & producer based in Portland, Oregon. Recent directing credits include, We Wrote This With You In Mind (Shaking the Tree Theatre), In A Different Reality She’s Clawing At The Walls (Shaking the Tree Theatre), MODELMINORITY (Shaking the Tree Theatre). Rebby is a former Acting Apprentice at the Actor’s Theatre of Louisville ‘18-19. They grew up in Seattle, Washington and received their B.A. in Theatre & English at the University of Portland.
Cassie Greer | Stage Manager
Cassie Greer (she/her) is excited and grateful to be working with this fantastic team of artists on Witch! A theater-maker-of-all-trades, Cassie received her training in the MFA Acting program at Florida Atlantic University; the BA Theatre, History, and Music programs at Goshen College; and in the 9th Certification group of Fitzmaurice Voicework® teachers. She has worked professionally around the country as a stage manager, actor, director, designer, administrator, educator, and facilitator, and is thrilled to be returning to the booth at Profile after last spring’s Mother Russia. Find details on her various interests and projects past, present, and future at cassiegreer.com. Big love and thanks to the whole Profile team, and to Tylor and Gwen. @cassiegreer
Bets Swadis as Evgeny
Bets (they/them) is a theatre artist based in Portland, OR. Originally from Philadelphia, local performance credits include: Leaf in Spelling Bee* & Alvin in Band Geeks! (BRTC); Hal in Proof (PCTG); Dad / Jard in In The Basement and Bex/Brad/Claudia in Best Available, PCS’s JAW Festival & Margaret Mead in Hair (PCS).*
(*BWWAward Nominee, Best Supporting Performer in a Musical.)
As a playwright, Bets’s work was published in Masque & Spectacle, a literary journal. A workshop production The Mighty Marching Meerkats premiered during FUSE’s 2024 OUTWright Fest; Brave/Enough was produced in April 2025 by PDXPlaywrights as part of Portland’s Fertile Ground Festival 2025.
Bets is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.
Ashley Song as Katya
Ashley is stoked to return to Profile Theatre (and be directed by Josh for the first time!) after appearing in Reggie Hoops in 2024. Previous credits include Portland Center Stage at The Armory, Portland Shakespeare Project, Corrib Theatre, 21ten Theatre, and the Fertile Ground Festival of New Works. Locally she has appeared in the staged readings of unbound: a bookish musical and Half, and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at PCS and The Other Place at 21ten Theatre. She received her BFA from New York University. She is also the co-founder of Desert Island Studios. IG and TikTok: @ashleysongofficial @desertislandstudiospdx
Diane Kondrat as Mother Russia
Diane Kondrat is happy to be back with Profile. Her last roles with the company were as Hitler, Ronald Reagan, and Queen Elizabeth in Sarah Ruhl’s Passion Play. Recently Kondrat was seen in The Other Place at 21ten Theatre, in Beckett’s Happy Days, directed by Patrick Walsh, and in Mary Jane at Third Rail Repertory, where she is a proud company member. Her theatrical experience includes improv, directing, producing, playwrighting, and sketch comedy with Sam Dinkowitz’s Spectravagasm. Visit www.dianekondrat.com for more!
Orion Bradshaw as Dmitri
Orion Bradshaw is a professional Storyteller, Licensed Teacher, Equity Facilitator, Social Justice Advocate, and a proud Union member. Orion spent 6 total seasons as an Actor and Teacher at the renowned Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and relocated to his beloved Portland in 2011 to co-found Post5 Theatre. He then earned his Master of Arts in Teaching degree from his alma mater, Southern Oregon University, in 2019. Orion has been a professional Theatre Artist and Educator for over 17 years, currently serving as a licensed Substitute Teacher for Portland area schools, as well as an Equity Facilitator with Matthew Reynolds Consulting, and local freelance Artist.
Lean in. Laugh. Think. Converse. Enjoy the Play!
Hayley Ferrell (They/She) | Production Assistant
Hayley is a Portland based Stage Manager. They most recently Stage Managed Corrib Theater’s production of Waiting for Godot. They have worked on a number of Profile theatre’s productions some of their favorites include: The Oldest Profession by Paula Vogel, Appropriate by Brandon Jacob Jenkins, The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Diety by Kristoffer Diaz, and How to Make an American Son by christopher oscar peña. They have previously worked as a House Manager, Stage Manager, and Assistant Stage Manager for companies such as Corrib Theatre, PCC Performing Arts Center, Portland Baroque Orchestra, and Chamber Music Northwest. They are more than happy to have the opportunity to work with this wonderful group of artists and thank you for coming out to the theatre!
David Levine (He/Him), Stage Manager
David Levine is a lifelong Portlander and former teacher who comes from a long line of educators-turned-actors, dating back to 1950’s summer camp in the Catskills. Recent stage manager credits include: Thurgood at Cleveland Play House; Evolve with The Red Door Project; awe/struck and our orange sky at Profile Theatre; and Amelie at Portland Playhouse.