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LUDO's Broken Bride - Morning in May in March - Chicago 2026

Carson Higgins (The Traveler)

Carson Higgins returns to Ludo’s Broken Bride after appearing in the off-broadway production at NYMF. He was recently seen at The Public Theater in the acclaimed world premiere production of Initiative by Else Went and can be seen later this year in the viral hit musical Golem Owned a Tropical Smoothie.

Nik Kmiecik (Tom)

Nik Kmiecik is a Chicago based Actor-Musician-Singer who has worked on over 40+ productions in theatres across the Chicagoland area. He’s lead and sung with a variety of bands and performers and writes/produces his own music and stage plays in his free time. Nik is enthusiastic to be taking part in the Chicago premiere of Ludo’s Broken Bride. Nik is represented by Stewart Talent.

Natalie Masini (The Bride / The Boy)

GABRIELLE McCLINTON (Oriel & Uchefuna) NYMF Debut. Broadway: Pippin (Leading Player u/s). 1st National Tour: Pippin (Leading Player), American Idiot (Whatsername). Regional: Peter & the Starcatcher (Molly) at South Coast Rep., Zorro at the Alliance Theatre. TV/Film: “The Mentalist,” “Won’t Back Down,” “Fun Size.” Carnegie Mellon School of Drama grad. www.gabriellemcclintononline.com. | @gabrielle.mcclinton

Quinn Kelch (King Simius)

QUINN KELCH – He/Him (Simius) Recent credits include the Jeff Award nominated Jekyll and Hyde and Jeff Award winning American Psycho (Kokandy Productions), Rock of Ages (MPAC), Dragons Love Tacos, The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show (NTYA); Avenue Q (William Street Rep); The Steadfast Tin Soldier (Lookingglass Theatre Company); and Spring Awakening (Porchlight Music Theatre). Quinn is a dual-degree graduate of Northwestern University, an avid charcuterie enthusiast, and is represented by Big Mouth Talent. @quinn__k

Alina Taber (The Celestial)

Alina Taber is a Chicago based actor/musician. Recent credits include: Anthony Rapp: Home for the Holidays (Lookingglass Theatre), Picnic, Winter’s Tale (American Players Theatre), The Lord of The Rings- A Musical Tale (International tour and original American cast; Te Civic, Auckland NZ and Chicago Shakespeare Theater), A Streetcar Named Desire (Paramount Theatre), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Marriott Theatre), Grease (Drury Lane Theatre), and Once (Writer's Theatre). In TV and Film, Alina was a recurring character on the One Chicago shows (Lexi Olinsky). As a cabaret singer and print model, she can be seen throughout Illinois performing or pretending to be a gambling addict on bus stop ads, billboards, and casino pamphlets. IG: @alinajeninetaber

Justine Cameron (Featured Ensemble)

Justine Cameron (she/her) is a Chicago based actor, singer, and creative. Recent credits include: Newsies (Paramount Theatre), Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Harlequin Productions & Olympia SO), Sister Act (Metropolis Performing Arts Centre), Les Misérables (Uptown Music Theatre of Highland Park), Merrily We Roll Along (Blank Theatre Company). Justine originally hails from the beautiful city of Seattle. She can be seen performing in cabarets and concerts around Chicago and New York City, and her debut single “Second Guessing” can be found on Spotify and Apple Music. Justine holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from The Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University, and is represented by BMG Talent. www.justinecameron.com | @justinekc

Daniel C. Jackson (The Mayor)

Daniel Jackson is a Chicago transplant and proud owner of Chicago Role Players’ Guild. He’s honored to return to the stage after a 10-year hiatus. Previous credits include the international tour of American Idiot; the world premiere of Stilyagi: The Musical; regional productions of Rock of Ages; and the title role in Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story. @danielcjackson @chirpg

Savannah Sinclair (Featured Ensemble)

Savannah Sinclair is a Chicago based performer, director and choreographer. In 2020, they graduated with a degree in Musical Theatre from Manhattan School of Music. Recently she understudied 33 roles across 7 productions at the Marriott Theatre. Other credits include Judy in 9 to 5 The Musical, Alice Beineke in The Addams Family (Metropolis Performing Arts Center) and Fastrada in Pippin (Music Theater Works). Up next, they’ll be assistant directing Heartbreak Hotel alongside director Deidre Goodwin at the Marriott Theatre.