CAST
TIM HUNT
DR. FRANK N FURTER
Tim is thrilled to step back into the lab as Frank-N-Furter, a role that previously earned him the BroadwayWorld Best Actor award. His career spans favorite turns in Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Hedwig, BroadwayWorld Best Actor), Kinky Boots (Referee Angel), and the Emmy Award-winning La Casa Azul. Other notable credits include Pretty Woman (Cowboy), Forever Plaid (Sparky), CHICAGO (Fred Casely), and La Cage Aux Folles (Chantal). Beyond the stage, Tim has voiced characters for Hal Leonard Publishing (Disney’s Beauty and the Beast) and MTI’s Broadway Junior Collection. He has performed extensively with ATI, ACT, Zach & Zack, Beef & Boards, and others.
JOHNNIE RAY HUGHES
ROCKY
Johnnie is in his 8th year of teaching, and he has been fortunate to have spent those eight years at Franklin Community. Johnnie is from Indianapolis and graduated from Franklin Central High School. He graduated from Ball State University with a BS in Vocal & General Music Education. Johnnie is an active performer in the Indianapolis area. In recent years, he has joined the Summer Stock Stage production team (a youth musical theater summer program). There, he has directed, music-directed, and choreographed shows like The Lion King Jr, SpongeBob The Musical, RENT, and Finding Nemo Jr. During the summers, Johnnie also leads private vocal lessons. He can also be seen performing with ESQUE Burlesque with Worcel Shepard Productions. Johnnie is very excited to return to the stage as Rocky! Thank you to all friends and family for the amazing support!
RENO MOORE
BRAD
Reno is extremely excited to be part of his first Rocky Horror! He’s an AMDA '17 grad and has kept theater at the center of his life ever since. He's been involved in a variety of performances, from big shows like Footloose, Legally Blonde, and Aint No Mo', as well as more intimate experiments, like his solo show Marvin 4 Error, performed with IBTC, and various projects with GANGGANG during the BUTTER Fine Art Fair. Reno has a heart for music and theater. Recognized for his natural talent at a young age, he is now affiliated with many organizations that bring theater and culture to youth. He has been a resident teaching artist with The Asante Children's Theater / AAI for 7 years in the inner city, while also working with YIT, Jr. Civic, and REACT. He likes action movies, working out, eating 2000 calories in an hour, and getting in a few hours to play his favorite video game of the moment. He'd like to express his love for his family and friends, Kenn, Jane, Frida, and HBC, for their continued support. You can follow him on Insta @thech1pskylark. “Thank you for spending your time with us, and we hope you enjoy the show!”
SOPHIE SWEANY-KOCHER
janet
Sophie is pumped to make her Zach & Zack debut as Janet! Recent credits include Heathers (New Wave Party Girl/Dance Captain), Spring Awakening (Martha), Grease (Frenchy), Kinky Boots (Ensemble), and Indy Drag Theatre's Legally Blonder: A Drag Parody Musical (Delta Nu Dancer). Outside of theater, Sophie works in healthcare and spends her free time renovating her historic Irvington home, planning her next creative project, putting together cute outfits, and enthusiastically embracing hobbies typically reserved for grandmas and kindergarteners. She sends love and thanks to her husband, her dog daughters, family, friends, and everyone who embraces the weird, wild magic of live theater. Don't dream it—be it!
ADDI KOEHLER
Magenta
Addi is ready to do The Time Warp again! She’s thrilled to be back after her Rocky Horror debut with Zach & Zack in 2022. An avid matcha and coffee lover, Addi can be found scouting out new cafés before hitting up her favorite thrift and antique stores in her free time. Recent credits include Svetlana Sergievskaya (Chess), Martha Dunnstock (Heathers), Sally Bowles (Cabaret), Bea Bottom (Something Rotten), Simon Zealotes (Jesus Christ Superstar), and Sally (Reefer Madness). She sends love to her family and friends for their unwavering love and support.
MICHAEL KRAUTER
Riff Raff
Richard O'Brien's Rocky Horror marks Michael's first production with Zach & Zack! Recent credits include Civic in Concert: Chess (Anatoly), Fiddler on the Roof (Sasha), Something Rotten (Shakespeare), and Joseph…Dreamcoat (Pharaoh). When he's not on stage, Michael works in marketing to pay the bills and enjoys running, cooking, and sharing valuable experiences with his family and friends!
JULIA AMMONS
Columbia
Julia is thrilled (...chilled and fulfilled) to be part of this year's production of The Rocky Horror Show. She was part of Ball State University Rocky Horror Picture Show Club's 2021 shadow cast (what a mouthful!) as a Transylvanian and has always had a soft spot for Columbia. They studied Dance at BSU for two and a half years and have an affinity for tap. You may have seen her as a tap-dancing egg in Civic Theatre's Something Rotten (2025), Daisy Buchanan in Civic's The Great Gatsby (2026), Cassie Ferguson in Footlite's production of A Chorus Line (2023), and Jane Bennet in Civic's Pride and Prejudice (2025). They've also performed in two concerts with Civic at the Palladium in Carmel: Chess (2026) and Jesus Christ Superstar (2025). In her scarce free time, she's a movie buff who loves overanalyzing auteur-driven films - especially horror. She has a spicy three-year-old cat named Momo who loves going on walkies and jump-scaring her mama. Endless love to Mom, Dad, and Jackson.
JONATHAN YOUNG
Eddie/Dr. Scott
This is Jonathan’s first show with the fine folks at Zach & Zack, and what a show to start with! A local actor in the Indianapolis area, you might be familiar with Jonathan’s past works as Good Ol’ Reliable Jake (Evil Dead: The Musical, Cryptid Entertainment), the god of the forests, pastures and fertility Pan (Bat Boy: The Musical, Cryptid Entertainment), Annas (Jesus Christ Superstar, Booth Tarkington Civic Theater), or as one of many historic characters at the Conner Prairie Living History Museum. Jonathan would like to thank both Zach and, of course, Zack for giving him this opportunity to cross this Halloween staple off of his theater bucket list; Jack Black and, of course, Meatloaf for serving as comedic inspiration and a reminder that even heavier guys can rock and roll; his brother Daniel and his mother Joellyn Young for their endless support. Jonathan finds himself meditating on how this is the third show in a row in which he embraces what he affectionately refers to as “the weirder side of theater”. Whether it be avant-garde, risqué, or just flat out strange, Jonathan just can’t help but find himself drawn to shows that allow him to dip a toe or two outside of his comfort zone in the best way possible. Jonathan invites you to give yourself over to absolute pleasure, enjoy the show, and join him as he hopes to answer that ever-eternal question: “What ever happened to Saturday Night?”
CYNTHIA COLLINS
Narrator
When Cindy was last seen in The Rocky Horror Show, it was in the role of Columbia. This time around, she has slowed down a bit, but is still revved up to do The Time Warp! Credits include Off-Broadway, National Tours, Regional, Summer Stock, Cruise Lines, Symphony Orchestras, Cabaret, Film/TV. Throughout her career, she has worked with some of the finest performers in the business. A native of Livingston, N.J., and longtime resident of New York City, Cindy currently resides in Carmel, IN, with her lovely wife, Judy Fitzgerald. Thanks again Zach & Zack! and...Shepard!!!
MEGAN ARRINGTON-MARKS
Ensemble
Megan is an Indianapolis-based actor, singer, and dancer. She holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Belmont University and has performed both regionally and locally with Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre, Actors Theatre of Indiana, Zach & Zack, and The Lily Theatre at the Indianapolis Children’s Museum. Some of her favorite past roles include Sophie in Mamma Mia!, Marian Paroo in The Music Man, and Elizabeth in Young Frankenstein. She is thrilled to be working with Zach & Zack again—this marks her third time performing in The Rocky Horror Show! When she’s not onstage, Megan can often be found running (literally) around downtown Indianapolis—she’s completed one marathon and four half-marathons—or in a Pilates class, shopping, or tending to her garden. Much love to her friends, family, and her amazing husband, Desmond, for their constant support. Enjoy the show! @megsarrington
KELVIN BURZON
Ensemble
Kelvin is thrilled to join the phantoms once more. He is a performing member of Seda Negra/Black Silk Dance Company and ESQUE Burlesque as Coda Le Beau. When not on stage, he gardens and sews sickening costumes for local and national drag performers. Salamat po!
BRITTANY MICHELLE DAVIS
Ensemble
Brittany is so thrilled to be doing the Time Warp again this year! Brittany graduated from Anderson University in 2021 with a BM in Musical Theatre and has since been seen around Indianapolis in: The Rocky Horror Show (2024), Murder at Maniac Manor (2024), Aria da Capo (2025), and more! She is also in her second year as a dancer with Seda Negra / Black Silks Dance Company.
PABLO GONZALEZ
Ensemble
Pablo is thrilled to join the cast of The Rocky Horror Show! Favorite past roles include Orin Scrivello in Little Shop of Horrorswith Young Artists Ensemble and Angel Dumott Schunard in RENT with Moorpark Performing Arts. Beyond musical theatre, Pablo is an accomplished drag and burlesque performer whose work has taken him to stages across the West Coast and throughout the Mountain West, from major cities to communities like Bozeman, Montana, and Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Pablo has also appeared on MTV’s NEXT, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Indy Now (WISH-TV), and other television programs. As a storyteller, he was a featured writer with Voz Alta Storytelling through the Latino Network of Portland, Oregon. When he’s not on stage, Pablo is the co-owner of Gather 22, an Indianapolis restaurant featured in Indianapolis Monthly, Eater, Better Homes & Gardens, and Indy Now. He also enjoys painting, writing, recording music, and spending time with his partner, Adam, and their Pomeranian, Momo.
KENNEDY MORGAN
Ensemble
Kennedy is thrilled to be joining the cast of The Rocky Horror Show! Previous credits include Heathers at Footlite Musicals, Jesus Christ Superstar (Priest), and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at Civic Theatre. When she’s not performing, she works as a model and creative professional. Kennedy is excited to embrace the chaos, camp, and cult-classic fun of Rocky Horror and would like to thank everyone who made this production possible!
CÍCÍ PASIÓN
Ensemble
Camponiona Canton Pasión aka “CíCí” Pasión is an American-Filipina and proud transgender artist based in Indianapolis, IN. She is elated to be part of the Rocky Horror cast and is shivering with antici...pation. CíCí has been privileged with other great experiences such as dancing for Pacers Sport & Entertainment Co., choreographing for RuPaul's Drag Racestar Silky Nutmeg Ganache, and being cast as Anne Boleyn in Indy Drag Theatre’s production of SIX: The Musical. CíCí is honored to be part of this incredibly beautiful and talented cast and invites everyone to DO THE TIME WARP!
STAFF
ZACH ROSING
Producer/Sound & Video Designer
Zach is the owner of Zach Rosing Productions, providing video, photography, and multimedia production services to over 30 arts organizations throughout Central Indiana. Along with his producing partner Zack Neiditch, Zach is a four-time NUVO Best of Indy winner for Best Locally Produced Play, and they are working together on Rocky Horror for the seventh time! Other Z&Z productions include Julius Caesar (a co-production with IndyShakes), YAS TWAIN, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, The Gab (IndyFringe 2017 Outstanding Local Show and Audience Choice winner), Mad Mad Hercules, Holy Ficus, The Great Bike Race, Bat Boy The Musical, and Heathers The Musical. Zach also produced the Indiana premieres of Bare The Musical and Edges: A Song Cycle. Zach’s sound and video design work has been seen on stage with Butler University, Cardinal Stage, Indianapolis Opera, Phoenix Theatre, Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre, Beef & Boards, Actors Theatre of Indiana, Anderson University, and Summer Stock Stage. He also designs video content for show choirs at Zionsville, Franklin Central, Brownsburg, and Fishers high schools.
ZACK NEIDITCH
Director
Zack is a director, playwright, and actor (bragging) from Indianapolis, IN. He's thrilled to be back for a sixth go-round with The Rocky Horror Show alongside his creative partner Zach Rosing. Zach & Zack began their partnership in 2014 with The Great Bike Race at the IndyFringe Festival and continued to produce works such as Bat Boy: The Musical, Heathers, The Gab, and two separate hit runs of Hedwig and The Angry Inch. Zack is a proud member of the Indianapolis Shakespeare Company, for whom he has directed mainstage productions of Julius Caesar and King Lear. He has also directed for Phoenix Theatre, American Lives Theatre, Summer Stock Stage, and Purdue University. Zack sends love to his parents, his husband, and their dog children.
KENNY SHEPARD
Choreographer
Kenny (AEA, SDC, AAUP) writes, directs, and choreographs projects starring Grammy, Tony, Emmy, Obie and Drama Desk award-winners as well as American Idol stars. His most recent credit: PBS’ Where I Wanna Be starring Outer Circle Critics Award-winner, Broadway’s Betty Boop, Jasmine Amy Rogers. Kenny is an on-camera choreographer for Broadway Jr., and the Disney KIDS Collection seen worldwide, an Assistant Teaching Professor at Ball State University, Broadway World Indianapolis’ “Best Choreographer,” and producer of ESQUE Burlesque at Feinstein’s at Hotel Carmichael. He also choreographs for both Michael Feinstein’s Great American Songbook at the Palladium and the (world’s largest) Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, and adjudicates for the NFL Colts Cheerleaders and Miss America Organization. Kenny’s performance credits include Off-Broadway, Atlantic City, Branson, the Indianapolis and Baltimore Symphony Orchestras, and over 100 professional musical theatre productions including favorites: The Wizard of Oz (Scarecrow); Oklahoma! (dream ballet); CATS (Munkustrap); and La Cage aux Folles (Hanna). Kenny performed aboard NCL and RCL world cruise ships to the Americas, Africa, Scandinavia, Europe, and Russia and in Disney World/Hollywood Studios’ Beauty and the Beast in over 1,500 performances in multiple roles including Belle’s Prince. Instagram: @KennyDShepard; WorcelShepardProductions.com
TENÉH B.C. KARIMU
Music Director
Tenéh is a multi-hyphenate creative encompassing talents in piano, voice, theater, and creative direction in the performing arts. Tenéh studied and performed the piano in her hometown of Indianapolis, and after attending Hampton University to study piano and voice, she returned to contribute to the local arts scene. In 2020, she was honored to be chosen as a Featured Artist by the Indianapolis Arts Council for its annual Art and Soul series. She has performed throughout the city including with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Indiana Repertory Theatre, and Beef & Boards, where she won a Broadwayworld.com award for music and orchestral direction for Sophisticated Ladies. Tenéh has had the opportunity to music direct The Rocky Horror Show with Zach & Zack in 2022, 2024, and 2026. Tenéh has also had the privilege of working with Summer Stock Stage since 2021. During her time with Summer Stock, Tenéh has served as both music director and teaching artist. Tenéh’s Summer Stock credits include Once On This Island, Fugitive Songs and Hadestown. This year, Tenéh will music direct Ragtime, Newsies Jr., and Beetlejuice Jr. Tenéh has recently joined the North Central Choirs support staff as the full-time accompanist, show choir band director, and assistant director of the Northernaires. Tenéh is thrilled to be back with the Transylvanians for production #3 and thanks her family, friends, and all those fighting for the rights of oppressed people.
ANTHONY JAMES SIRK
Costume Designer
Anthony is excited to be working on his second Zach & Zack Rocky Horror production and his eighth in total. Anthony is the Costume Shop Manager at Purdue University’s Rueff School of Design, Art, and Performance. Their work spans renowned regional theatres, including Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Illinois Shakespeare Festival, Creede Repertory Theatre, Maine State Music Theatre, and The Arvada Center. On screen, Anthony’s credits include A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, Acrimony, Fences, Mindhunter, and Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom. A multi‑award recipient for Best Costume Design from BroadwayWorld, they also serve as Production Manager for American Lives Theatre. Upcoming projects include Yuletide Celebration with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, where he serves as the costume designer. Trans rights are human rights. anthonysirk.com
Drew Bryson
Hair/Makeup Designer
Drew is thrilled to be back in Indianapolis where he began his career in theatrical wig work in 2014. Broadway: Book Of Mormon, Phantom Of The Opera, Some Like It Hot; Off Broadway: Kinky Boots; Natl Tour: Anastasia, Hairspray, Waitress; Regional: The Prom, Elf The Musical, Romeo and Juliet, Kinky Boots, White Christmas, Pride and Prejudice, Curious Incident…, Joseph…Dreamcoat, Legally Blonde, Something Rotten, She Loves Me, Pretty Woman. @hairbyblairofficial / @blairst.clair
Michael Moffatt
Lighting Designer
Michael is doing what he loves to do! Michael's local design credits include Summer Stock Stage ('08-present), Eclipse, Phoenix Theatre, Summit Performance, Zach & Zack, Q Artistry, Butler, Marian, and UIndy Theatre departments, and Anderson University Lyric Opera department. Michael teaches technical theatre full-time at Cathedral High School, where he has taught lighting and set design since 2002.
Phoenix Lyons
Technical Director
Phoenix is excited to be returning for his third Z&Z production of The Rocky Horror Show! Hoosier by birth and Boilermaker by choice, Phoenix began his career primarily serving nonprofits, schools, and churches, lending his talents as a sound designer/technician, lighting designer/technician, technical director, set designer, and even musician to productions across the state. Most recently, he has served as technical director for the Athenaeum since 2019, assisting in a wide array of local productions, including Urban Musical Theatre's productions of Dreamgirls and The Color Purple, original works such as Ben Asaykwee's Scary Scary, and three years as a venue TD for the IndyFringe Theater Festival in the Athenaeum's Basile Theater. Phoenix also keeps himself busy with screenprinting, bookkeeping, and is a proud Church Sound Guy™ on the weekends. Much love to Laura, Eleanor, and Hannah, who make this all possible!
Claire Wilcher
Intimacy Director
Shane Cinal
Original Scenic Design
Shane is a scenic designer, artist, and educator who enjoys developing a thoughtful world through scenery and innovation for theatre. Shane has received awards and accolades for productions of The Boatman, Assassins, The Jedi Handbook, Steel Magnolias, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, and most recently, Flint Rep’s reworked gay version of The Fantasticks. He has a strong background in new and conceptual works for theatre, opera, puppetry, and television, having worked on Apple TV's The Shining Girls and FX’s The Bear. Shane holds a BA in Theatre and History from Indiana University-Bloomington and received his MFA in Scenic Design from The Ohio State University. shanecinal.com
Craig Mince
Associate Producer
Craig serves as President & CEO of the Athenaeum Foundation, where he oversees the stewardship of the historic Athenaeum Building on Massachusetts Avenue—one of Indianapolis’s oldest cultural landmarks. He assumed the role on November 5, 2018, following more than two decades of leadership at The IMAX Theatre at the Indiana State Museum. A Ball State University graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Marketing, Craig has built a career spanning hospitality, sales, film programming, and nonprofit leadership. His work has earned regional recognition, including being named to IBJ’s Forty Under 40 in 2017. Craig has also played a key role in shaping Indy Film Fest since 2008, serving as Director of Programming and later Artistic Director. During his tenure, he helped expand the organization’s reach through innovative, year-round programming, including “Cereal Cinema,” “Film to Fork,” and site-specific “Roving Cinema” screenings. Today, Craig leads the Athenaeum Foundation’s mission to preserve and activate the historic campus as a vibrant hub for arts, culture, wellness, and community. Under his leadership, the Foundation continues to anchor signature events such as GermanFest and the Athenaeum Christkindlmarkt, while fostering partnerships with arts organizations, local businesses, and civic leaders to strengthen downtown Indianapolis.
Katie Angel
Stage Manager
Katie is an accomplished producer, stage manager, director, and performer. Occasionally, she takes on other challenges, including lighting and sound design, teaching technical theatre, and fight choreography. Favorite productions include directing/fight choreography for She Kills Monsters, performing at Gen Con and Emerald City Comic-Con, lighting design for Fae, set design for The Egg, and stage manager for TOTC's St. Sebastian. Katie loves to stage manage for the Indianapolis Men's Chorus. She is the Administrative Assistant and Office Manager at DORIS Research.
BC Productions
Marketing
BC Productions is a local, LGBTQ+ owned company in Indianapolis specializing in marketing the theatre experience. Our small but mighty team is comprised of active community theatre artists who often perform, direct, choreograph, or work backstage or front of house, offering a "people who get it" perspective. We provide consistent marketing support from auditions through the final curtain call, acting as a one-stop shop for brand identity, graphic design, social media content, press releases, external outreach, and website management, as well as digital and print assets, professional photo and video content, email campaigns, and overarching PR, communications, and marketing strategy. Connect with us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram @bc_prods, or reach out via email at beckerchamberlinprod@gmail.com.
Richard O'Brien
BOOK Music & Lyrics
Richard, who was born in 1942, began his life in the world of entertainment in 1965, when, at the age of 23, he rode horses in British-made movies. He had no desire to become a full-time stuntman and, wisely, took himself off to an evening drama school which claimed to adhere to the teaching principles of Stanislavski, Lee Strasberg, Stella Adler and anyone else that had decided to embrace the more ‘naturalistic’ approach to acting, commonly known as The Method. In 1967, Richard became an ASM and understudy in a musical touring version of The Barretts of Wimpole Street, retitled as Robert and Elizabeth. He worked backstage in many West End theatres, most notably the Cambridge Theatre at Seven Dials, where, among other duties, he shone a Lime Light upon John Hanson, who at the age of forty-six, may well have been the oldest Student Prince that the world had ever laid eyes upon.
In 1969, Richard joined an ensemble group in a joyous production of Gulliver’s Travels at the Mermaid Theatre. This show was designed and directed by Sean Kenny. The choreographer was a young Japanese Canadian called David Toguri and the following year, Richard auditioned for him once again and joined the cast of the British touring production of the American ‘hippie’ musical Hair. After Hair came Jesus Christ Superstar, which was directed by Jim Sharman. The following year, 1973, Jim cast Richard in a Sam Shepard play at the Royal Court Theatre’s Theatre Upstairs. It was here that he met Richard Hartley, his music partner of more than 40 years. The Rocky Horror Show opened in July of the same year and, slowly but surely, became the biggest cult musical of all time.
Other highlights of Richard’s career are, of course, The Crystal Maze, a game show that warmed the autumn nights for Channel 4. The Child Catcher in the first stage production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Performing for the Queen in the gardens of Buckingham Palace upon Her Majesty’s 80th birthday and playing Fagin in a New Zealand production of Oliver!. In a career that has spanned 50 years, Richard has acted with some of the biggest and best known names in the industry and, lately, he has won over a new and younger crowd of fans as the voice of Lawrence Fletcher, the father of Phineas and Ferb, in the Disney cartoon series of the same name. Although now in his late seventies, Richard still refuses to make eye contact with the grim reaper.