Bob Anderson (Set Construction)

Cindy Binnicker (Props)

Craig DeFelice (Set Construction)

Jim DeFelice (Producer, Set Designn, Set Construction)

Tina DeFelice (Set Construction, Set Decoration)

George Dinsmore, the fang-tastic director of "Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors", brings his electrifying flair back to Chapin Theatre Company! A versatile performer and director, George has dazzled as Benedick in "Much Ado About Nothing," Stacee Jaxx in "Rock of Ages," and Sherlock Holmes in "Hound of the Baskervilles." He is also a company member of the SC Shakespeare Company. Voted Columbia’s Sexiest IT Guy, he’s emceed Blowfish Baseball for eight seasons and the 10 Minute-ish Play Festival for five. His credits span film (Faith's Song), TV (Secrets in Plain Sight), and voiceovers. This November, catch him reprising his role in the heartwarming "It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play." With his passion for theatre, razor-sharp wit, and knack for quick-change chaos, George is the perfect maestro for this hilarious, gender-bending vampire spoof. Offstage, he’s likely strumming his guitar or outrunning Transylvanian wolves! GeorgeDinsmore.com

Tiffany Dinsmore (Producer, Costumes, Set Decoration)

David Fichter (Dr. Wallace Westfeldt, Renfield, and Sea Captain) owes many thanks to George for believing he could be part of this illustrious group of thespians as we bring "life" to the pages of Bram Stoker’s world renowned novel "Dracula." Primarily an actor in comedies such as Tim in "Noises Off," Trevor in "The Play the Goes Wrong," Jackie in "The Great American Trailer Park Christmas Musical," and of course Steve in “Off Brand” by Lou Clyde, David is ecstatic to explore the dramatic and hone his sense of gravitas. Already looking to break away from the hems and haws of the farcical and dive deep into the tears and fears of the tragic, when George mentioned it would be a faithful telling of the novel, a la last year’s "It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play," as an aspiring audio book artist, and avid reader, he couldn’t give up the chance... The chance... to guide the next generation of readers as they join alongside Harker as he traipses thru the Carpathian woods on the way to Castle Dracula... He could not do it without the love and support from his awesome family, a big hug and many thanks to Jess, Jonah, Reegan, and Carson!

Gerrard Goines (Playbill Editor)

Chris Harre (Sound Design) Husband, father of three, audio engineer and musician.

Jason Jeffers (Playbill Design)

Josh Kern (Dracula) is grateful for the opportunity to bring yet another character to life on the Chapin Theatre stage. Josh has taken on such roles as Stephon in Stilt Girl, Sammy in The Wedding Singer, Audrey II in Little Shop of Horrors, Paul Bratter in Barefoot in the Park, and ensemble of Beauty and the Beast. By day Josh is a massage therapist at Just What You Kneaded Mobile Massage Therapy and Lotus Day Spa. He hopes you enjoy this fang-tastic show!

Debra Kiser (Van Helsing and Mina Westfeldt) This is Debra’s sixth year performing at Chapin Theatre Company. She previously appeared as Queen Aggravain in "Once Upon a Mattress" and as Grace, the drunk murderess, in Chapin's10 minute Play Festival, "Taking Care of Business", where she was voted Favorite Actress. Debra feels she is now in her "Cloris Leachman years" by playing these two different characters in Dracula. She has always enjoyed doing different accents and Dr. Van Helsing allows her to do her German accent for the first time on stage. When not appearing on stage, she enjoys entertaining with family and friends.

Joan Marco (House Manager)

Abigail Matthias (Costumes)

Kelsey McGarrigan (Stage Manager) is delighted to make her stage management debut with Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors. She was last seen on stage at Workshop Theatre in The Producers(Ensemble) and has performed with Chapin Theatre Company in Once Upon a Mattress(Lady Lucille), Descendants the Musical (Fairy Godmother), 37 Postcards (Gillian), and more. Offstage, Kelsey works in Student Affairs at USC and is studying theatre and dance. She is grateful to this incredible cast and production team and thanks her mom and friends for their constant support.

Zanna Mills (Props)

Katie Mixon (Lucy Westfeldt, Kitty Rutherforfd, and Carriage Driver) feels like it was love at first bite when she first read for Actor 3; a role she can really sink her teeth into! Katie has many passions in her life - theatre, animals, travel and learning. She is a teacher for The SC Governor’s School for the Arts & Humanities and Newberry College,Company Member at SC Shakespeare, and Actor-Manager for Elsewhere Shakespeare. Katie was one of the founders of Sappraiwan Elephant Sanctuary in Thailand–managing humane and enriching care for senior Asian Elephants. Katie has her masters in Classical Theatre from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. Some of Katie’s favorite roles have been: Beatrice, Lady MacBeth, & Rosalind for the SCSC, Sandra in The Play That Goes Wrong at Town Theatre, Polonius for Elsewhere Shakespeare, Suze in Fairview at TRUSTUS, and Veta Louise in Harvey at Workshop. Katie was voted Best Actress in Columbia 2023. To George, for trusting her in this role she says, "Fang you. Fang you very much!" KatieMixon.com

Ivy Munnerlyn (Light Design) is a Clemson University Performing Arts graduate with over ten years of theatre experience. She teaches theatre at Batesburg-Leesville High School and performs locally as both an actor and lead vocalist for Last Impression. Ivy thanks her family, friends, students, and the Chapin Theatre Company team for their support.

Frank Thompson (Jonathan Harker, Bosun, Gravedigger, and Lords Cavendish, Worthington & Havemercy) is excited to be part of such an amazing cast and crew! This has been an outstanding year for him at CTC, having appeared as Billy Flynn in CHICAGO and The Minstrel in Once Upon a Mattress and directed last spring's Barefoot in the Park. His other stage credits include Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady, Harold Hill in The Music Man, and Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast, among others. Many thanks to George for being such an outstanding director and good friend.