Macbeth New Modern Translation by Migdalia Cruz
Directed by Liam Vincent
March 18 - April 5, 2026
Now extended to April 12!
Following the sold out premiere of Richard II, the Magic Theatre partners with Play On Shakespeare for a new version of Macbeth by legendary writer Migdalia Cruz, directed by Liam Vincent. Set in a gritty 1970’s New York City, Catherine Castellanos (Macbeth) and Sarah Nina Hayon (Lady Macbeth) lead an all-star cast in a performance delivering a fast, bloody, gritty, and fun story of murderous ambition.
This play contains flashing lights, fake blood, drug and alcohol use
Liam Vincent- Director
Liam Vincent is a professional actor and director who is proud to have called San Francisco home for the last 30 years. As an actor he has appeared at the Magic in Silence by Moira Buffini, Body Familiar by Joe Goode, and Octopus by Steve Yocky. Theatre credits include work off-Broadway with The Civilians. Regional Credits: The Alliance, Huntington Theater Company, Portland Center Stage, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Pasadena Playhouse, Arizona Theater Company, Shakespeare Santa Cruz. In the Bay Area his work has been seen at the American Conservatory Theater, California Shakespeare Theater (19 productions), TheaterWorks, Campo Santo, Word for Word, San Francisco Playhouse, Marin Theater, the Aurora and the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival. Liam most recently directed Peter Pan at the Presidio Theater in 2025 (also in 2024.) He is a graduate of Boston University.
Migdalia Cruz - Playwright
Migdalia Cruz (Playwright), 2023 DGF Legacy Playwright and 2025 Refocus@Roundabout Artist is a Bronx-born writer, lyricist, translator, and librettist with over 60 works performed in 150 venues across 40 cities in 12 countries. Her awards include the NEA, McKnight, NYSCA, and TCG/Pew, and she was named the 2013 Helen Merrill Distinguished Playwright. Cruz’s voice was honed by her mentor, María Irene Fornés at INTAR’s HPRL, and her residency at Latino Chicago Theater. She co-chairs the DGF Playwriting Fellows, mentors the Latinx Playwrights Circle, was listed on The Kilroys Web 2023, and has taught at Princeton, NYU, IU, and as founding member of the Fornés Institute’s Workshop. Migdalia is an alumna of New Dramatists, and a member of The Tent, for “Vintage” playwrights. Featured in: “Fifty Key Figures in Latinx and Latin American Theatre,” Cruz’s latest anthology “The Impossible Plays of Migdalia Cruz,” was published by Tripwire Harlot Press, 2024. Her translations of Richard III and Macbeth are podcasts by Next Chapter/PlayOn Podcasts. She is grateful to be back in S.F., where her plays So... and FUR were last seen.
Juan Amador* - Macduff/Ensemble
Juan Manuel Amador (he/him) is honored to return to one of his artistic homebases the Magic Theatre where he was most recently seen performing in Luis Alfaro's "Aztlán". Juan is an actor, emcee, DJ, and active member of the Bay Area's Campo Santo artist collective. Regional Credits: A Lie of the Mind, Oedipus El Rey, Dirty White Teslas Make Me Sad, Garuda's Wing, The Travelers, Richard II, Aztlán (Magic Theatre); Romeo y Juliet, Quixote Nuevo (Cal Shakes); Between Riverside and Crazy (San Jose Stage); Candlestick (ACT Costume Shop); Casa de Spirits (Yerba Buena Center for the Arts); To The Bone (Ubuntu Theater Project); Babylon is Burning (Z Space); Superheroes (Cutting Ball Theater). National Tours: The Travelers (Magic Theatre/ Latino Theater Company); Quixote Nuevo (Hartford Stage/Huntington Theatre Company/Alley Theatre); Nogales (Borderlands Theater/Magic Theater); Tree City Legends (Living Word Project). Audio Plays: Hotel Angulo; The Palacios Sisters; Shelter. Web Series: East WillyB. Film: Side Effects (Campo Santo); 406 Bullet. Awards: Connecticut Critics Circle; Grammy Award nominee. You can also hear Juan every weeknight (when he's not performing) 8-10pm on 91.7 KALW in the Bay Area.
Catherine Castellanos* - Macbeth
Catherine Castellanos (she/hers) Grateful for family, friends-old and new, community, kindness, hope, and the insistence on love. Grateful to go dark and deep dive, especially when blessed to rise again up to the surface, communing with community. Many blessings and occasions that fit this description have led me here to this now. Meeting Campo Santo in 2001, in Luis Saguar’s Hotel Angulo, directed by the esteemed Margo Hall. Finding my family and brother from another with Sean San José, getting introduced to California Shakespeare Theatre in 2002, beginning a 14 season relationship as actor and associate artist. Six seasons were then had at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the first of those seasons with the world premier of Lisa Loomer’s ROE, a co-production with Berkeley Rep and DC’s Arena Stage, receiving a Helen Haye’s nomination. Other regional houses consist of La MaMa in NY, Yale Rep, The Lensic, Portland Center Stage, San Jose Rep, A.C.T., to name a few. The healing power of art was further identified in working restorative justice with the men in blue in San Quentin, and with formerly incarcerated young women on Bryant in SF-creating plays with powerful storytelling. And to Migdalia, and all the writers-you are what makes it all happen, and why we all come together. Mil gracias. Peace and Love.
Nora El Samahy* - Banquo/Ensemble
In her second collaboration between Magic and Play On, Nora is delighted to be part of Macbeth by Migdalia Cruz. She is a Resident Artist at Golden Thread Productions and a company member of Campo Santo. Nora has worked at Oregon Shakespeare Company, Portland Center Stage, Aurora Theatre, Berkeley Repertory, Crowded Fire, Magic Theatre, foolsFURY, Traveling Jewish Theatre, Theatre Rhinoceros, Shotgun Players, The San Francisco Shakespeare Festival, African American Shakespeare Company, among others. In 2013 Atosa Babaoff, Beatrice Basso and Nora created a performance company called Affinity Project. She proudly served on the Board of Trustees with Golden Thread for nine years and was a founding member of MENATMA.
Ziyad Elsamahy Kaliski - Young Ross
Ziyad is super excited to make his Magic Theatre debut. Growing up in a theatrical and musical family, he’s been watching and reading plays since he was three years old, finding a great love for Shakespeare. He’s been in various school productions and is thrilled to have a role in his first ever professional play.
Sarah Nina Hayon* - Lady Macbeth
SARAH NINA HAYON* A bi-coastal actress and three-time Drama Desk Award nominee, known for her commitment to new works, she has originated numerous off-Broadway and regional roles. Theater highlights: The Other Americans- written by and starring John Leguizamo (The Public Theater, Ruben Santiago Hudson), English (Berkeley Rep, Mina Morita), Richard III (Shakespeare in the Park, Robert O'Hara), Wintertime (Berkeley Rep, Les Waters), Seascape (A.C.T., Pam Mackinnon) TBA and BACC nominations. Film/TV credits: “Bullet Catch”, “The Other Two,” Fairyland, “FBI,” “For Life,” “13 Reasons Why” Succession.” A proud graduate of NYU’s Tisch and longtime member of LAByrinth Theater Company.
Kina Kantor* - Lady Macduff/Ensemble
Kina Kantor (she/her) is a Bay Area-based actor, a classically trained professional cellist, and a teaching artist. Selected regional credits include: Uncle Vanya(co-production with The Shakespeare Theatre Company and Berkeley Repertory Theatre), Indecent (Center Rep), the West Coast Premiere of Mrs. Christie(TheatreWorks), Naomi Iizuka’s world premiere of Garuda’s Wing in repertory with her PlayOn! translation of Richard II (The Magic Theatre/Campo Santo), The Paper Dreams of Harry Chin (San Francisco Playhouse), Tiny Beautiful Things (San Francisco Playhouse), The Great Wave (Berkeley Repertory Theatre), The Far Country (Berkeley Repertory Theatre), Torch Song(Marin Theatre), as well as credits with American Conservatory Theatre, Aurora Theatre, Golden Thread, and a touring role with the Tony Award-winning San Francisco Mime Troupe. Kina originated the role of Gao-Ming in the world premiere of The Great Khan (San Francisco Playhouse), Film credits include: Free and You’ll Lose a Good Thing. Kina is a company member of the Actor’s Reading Collective (ARC) and PlayGround SF. She is a teaching artist for the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival and has also taught for StageWrite and the Academy of Art University in SF.
Isabella E. Lowry - Fleance/Little Macduff
Isabella Lowry is excited to make her Magic Theatre debut. She first discovered her love for acting at A.C.T.’s Young Conservatory in the summer of 2022 and has been training ever since. She made her professional debut on A.C.T.’s Toni Rembe stage in A Whynot Christmas, directed by Pam MacKinnon in December 2024. In summer 2025, Isabella starred in La Cucaracha at Playground’s Summer Festival, directed by Richard Perez.
Brian Rivera* - Duncan/Ensemble
Brian Rivera (King Duncan, Ross) is happy and honored to be back working and playing with la familia at The Magic Theatre. He has previously worked here in Luis Alfaro's Will Glickman Award winning Travelers. He also frequently participates in Rainbow Zebra's staged reading series here. Brian made his Broadway debut in the Tony Award winning revival of The King & I at Lincoln Center, playing The King of Siam on occasion. Years later, he officially played The King of Siam in the West End UK & Ireland Tour of The King and I. Some of his Bay Area credits include the US Premiere of The Orphan of Zhao at ACT & La Jolla Playhouse, Berkeley Repertory Theatre’s Yellowjackets, and California Shakespeare Theater's American Night. Brian is a member of Campo Santo Theatre Company, in residence at The Magic Theatre. He is also a company member of Word for Word Theatre Company as well as a new Collective member of the San Francisco Mime Troupe. He recently won the Charles Dean Award for Excellence in Bay Area Theatre Performance. Brian is a graduate of SFSU's Drama Department, and is a proud member of AEA & SAG/AFTRA. Ars longa, vita brevis
Danny Scheie* - Witch/Porter
First seen at the Magic thirty years ago in Pieces of the Quilt, including an original Migdalia Cruz piece, for which he won his first of several Bay Area Critics Circle awards. Recent credits include playing the Scarecrow in Sam Pinkleton’s direction of Wizard of Oz at American Conservatory Theater, Semyonov Pischik in Cherry Orchard at Marin Theatre, Abby Brewster in Arsenic and Old Lace at Center Rep, and Richard III at Calshakes, where over thirteen seasons he also played, among others, Bottom, Puck, Dogberry, Feste and the Dromios. He has also acted at Berkeley Rep, the Old Globe in San Diego, Pasadena Playhouse, DC’s Arena Stage and Folger, Trinity Rep, Arizona Theater Company, Asolo Rep, Actors Theater of Louisville, Two River, Merrimack, Theatreworks, Z Space, and Yale Rep. TV: Physical (Apple TV+); Almost Family (Fox); Nash Bridges (CBS). He holds a PhD from UC Berkeley.
Daniel Duque Estrada*- U/S Witch/Porter
Daniel Duque Estrada (he/him) After many travels and acting gigs from Off-Broadway to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Daniel is humbled, proud, and most importantly: home. Here at the Magic and with Campo Santo. He holds an MFA in acting from Brown University/Trinity Rep. All love to SSJ. And this and everything always to and for Emilie and Olivia.
Carlos-Antonio Aceves** Scenic Design
Carlos-Antonio is a multidisciplinary Designer and Theater Maker whose practice focuses on new plays. Selected scenic and multimedia designs credits include: Returning to Haifa, Golden Thread Productions; The Boiling, Magic Theatre; The Day The Sky Turned Orange, SFBATCO and Z Space; Yaga, Marin Theatre; Sunset Baby, Lorraine Hansberry Theatre; The Displaced, Crowded Fire Theatre; BREAKDOWN, San Francisco Mime Troupe; PrEP Play or Blue Parachute, New Conservatory Theatre Center; Carrie: The Musical, (projection design) American Conservatory Theatre YC; Cruzar la Cara de la Luna, West Edge Opera; Cyrano, Aurora Theatre Company; and Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Shotgun Players. Upcoming: La Comedia of Errors, Marin Shakespeare Company. Carlos-Antonio extends their heartfelt gratitude to the creative and production team of MacBeth for their unwavering commitment and tireless efforts. Explore more of Carlos-Antonio's past work at: CarlosDesignsSets.myportfolio.com
Perla Vanesa Barraza - Assistant Director
Perla Vanesa Barraza is a teatrista and a formerly undocumented fronteriza. Most recently she has served as the Assistant Director and Touring Stage Manager on Yosimar Reyes', Prieto (The Living Word Project and With You Productions), Assistant Director on Luis Alfaro’s, award winning plays, Aztlán and The Travelers (Magic Theatre), and Kat Evasco’s, Be Like Water (With You Productions). Perla holds a B.A. in Theater Arts from Mills College and is currently working on her MFA in Theater from Randolph College. She is honored to learn from and work under Liam's directorship and is forever grateful to the cast for their trust.
Alina Bokovikova** - Costume Designer
is thrilled to make her debut at the Magic Theatre with director Liam Vincent, her longtime collaborator from the Presidio Theatre Panto. Last year Bay Area audiences saw her work in Come Back to the 5 & Dime at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, for which she received a nomination for Best Costume Design from the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle. She also designed costumes for Harvey Milk at Opera Parallèle and got Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition for Outstanding and Invaluable Service to the Community, signed by Nancy Pelosi. Additional credits include productions at Laguna Playhouse, California Shakespeare Theater, San Francisco Opera, Opera San José, Cutting Ball Theater, North Coast Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, The Old Globe. Alina has received several regional Best Costume Design awards. Her work was presented in the exhibition Costume Design at the Turn of the Century in Moscow, in the Textile Museum for opera La Boheme and featured in American Theatre Magazine. Alina Bokovikova holds an MFA in Costume Design from University of California San Diego, where she is back to teach students.
David Gardner - Technical Director
Bianca Hernandez-Knight - Assistant Costume Designer
Bianca Hernandez makes magic with a needle and thread. She has previously worked as a costume designer for SVS’ production of Emma and a short film. She also works costume and wardrobe roles with Panto at the Presidio Theatre and various costume gigs across the SF Bay Area. She will receive an MA in Costume Design from Academy of Art University in 2026.
Philippa Kelly - Dramaturg
Philippa Kelly [Dramaturg] grew up in Australia and came to dramaturgy by way of academe. She has been the recipient of many fellowships from foundations including the Fulbright, Rockefeller, and Walter and Eliza Hall programs. Her scholarly work includes over thirty peer-reviewed articles and eleven books published by international presses. Besides the Magic, Philippa’s dramaturgy with regional theatres has included the Oakland Theater Project, Marin Shakespeare Company, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the San Francisco Playhouse, the Magic Theatre, Shotgun Theatre, the Bell Shakespeare Company, Word for Word, We Players, and a long-term appointment as Resident Dramaturg with the California Shakespeare Theater before its closure in 2023. She has held awards from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Australian Research Council, and the Humanities Research Centre. Her theater leadership in American colleges and middle and high schools has been supported by the California Arts Council and the Walter and Elise Haas Foundation. In 2015 Philippa received a National Bly Award for Innovation in Dramaturgy from the Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas. For the past twenty-five years she has worked as a volunteer artist with incarcerated and Returned Citizens in Australia and America.
K’Zhane Magill - Assistant Stage Manager
Justin Partier** - Lighting Designer
Justin A. Partier [Lighting] is a Bay Area Lighting Designer by way of New York City. Excited to be joining the Magic! Recent Credits include Rigeletto, Carmen, Die Frau Ohne Schatten, Boheme out of the Box, Fidelio, Cavalleria Rusticana / Pagliacci, Verdi Requiem Mass (San Francisco Opera), Cosi Fan Tutte (Dallas Opera), Carmen (Washington National Opera), Postcard from Morocco (Merola Opera), Don’t Stop Us Now, Fascinating Rhythm, Big Top Dreamers, Shall We Dance (Transcendence Theater Company), Rich Girl (Florida Studio Theater), This Wonderful Life (Luna Stage) The Net Will Appear & The Clearing (59E59-NYC), Colored (Kyle Marshall Choreography/ Actor’s Fund Theater), Red (Arkansas Repertory Theater), A Midsummer Nights Dream (Schloss Werdenberg – Buchs SG, Switzerland) The Book of Mountains and Seas, PreP or Blue Parachute,Getting There, To My Girls, Gods & Monsters (New Conservatory Theater Center), All the Rage (The Barrow Group), Dourtine (Blessed Unrest-NYC), As Lighting Director: John Cameron Mitchell’s Origins of Love (National Tour), Aftermath (World Tour) Trigger (US Tour). Currently serves as Resident Lighting Director at San Francisco Opera. www.justinpartierlighting.com. Instagram:@justinlights. Member USA829.
Lauren Quan* - Stage Manager
Lauren is a Bay Area based stage manager. She is excited to return for Magic Theatre's 2026 season after previously stage managing the theatre's past four seasons. Lauren has also stage managed for other Bay Area theaters such as Aurora Theater, Berkeley Playhouse, The San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Company and Lorraine Hansberry Theatre. Her most recent achievement was working as the stage manager for Magic Theatre's Will Glickman award winning tour of The Travelers by Luis Alfaro with the Latino Theatre Company at the historic Los Angeles Theatre Center.
Julius Rea -Creative/Marketing Consultant
Jeuneé Simon - Intimacy Coordinator
Jeunée Simon (she/her) is a performer, intimacy director, and theatre director in the Bay Area. She is dedicated to creating braver spaces where artists can be vulnerable and play. www.jeuneesimon.com
Matt Stines - Sound Design
Matt Stines [Sound Designer] is very happy and very grateful to be at the Magic. Recent productions: Cabaret at OTP and The Motion at Shotgun Players. Upcoming: The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia? at Shotgun Players. Matt Stines has taught theatre sound at SF State, St Mary's, and Sonoma State, and currently teaches at City College SF. Matt Stines plays music with fullgrownmin, S T A I N S, Spleens, and The World Sinks Except Japan. Massive thanks to Didi, Gogo, and Lind-zo. mikestains.com
Peyton Whiteside
Peyton is a props and scenic designer based in the Bay Area. Her recent credits include scenic charge for Matilda (Urban School), assistant props designer for Sunday in the Park with George (Shotgun Players), props designer for Amalia y la Vida de las Cosas (La Lengua Teatro), props designer and associate scenic designer The Day the Sky Turned Orange (Z-Space / SFBATCO), Krapp's Last Tape (The Santa Monica Playhouse). Her upcoming works include Cats (Berkeley Playhouse) and Becoming a Man (Z Space). When she isn’t in the theater, Peyton’s other passions are rock-climbing and puppetry. She would like to thank the Macbeth team for their hard work, and for the opportunity to collaborate with a group of such talented artists. Her mission as an artist is to amplify marginalized voices through art, and to support these stories with her design. Connect with her at www.pwhitesidedesign.com or on Instagram @pwhitesidedesign.
Imani Wilson - Prop Designer
Imani Wilson is a multidisciplinary Production Designer from the Bay Area. Her desires to dream big have led her to work alongside incredible teams as a designer for both film and theater. Her passion for great storytelling has only expanded with her studies at UC Berkeley which has provided a new avenue to engage critically with different mediums. She is delighted to be working with Magic Theater as a prop master on this production of Macbeth. She is so grateful to continue to grow in this community and develop a rich language of history along the way.
Ogie Zulueta Fight Choreographer
SF/Bay Area Theatres: The Travelers, Campo Santo/Magic Theatre. Ubuntu Theatre Project - Rashomon, Streetcar Named Desire, Hamlet; A.C.T. - Monstress, After The War, The New Americans; Magic Theatre - Dogeaters; Crowded Fire Theater – 100 Flowers Project, The Late Wedding; Ferocious Lotus – Lu Shen, the Mad; Center REP - Sisters Matsumoto; Playwrights Foundation – Bay Area Playwrights Festival; Altertheatre - Circular. Other Regional Theatre: Latino Theatre Co., LATC - The Travelers, La Jolla Playhouse – Bay and the Spectacles of Doom; South Coast Rep. – Caucasian Chalk Circle, Dogeaters (Pacific Playwrights Festival); Mark Taper Forum – Architecture of Loss, L.A. Stories - 900 miles from Iraq; Antaeus Theatre Company/Boston Court – Pera Palas; Singapore Rep. – Hamlet; East West Players – The Tempest; Cornerstone Theatre Company/East West Players - As Vishnu Dreams; Playwrights’ Arena – Sleepwalk, Gumsimao; Nevada Shakespeare in The Park – Othello; Deaf West – Romeo and Juliet; East L.A. Classic Theatre - Midsummer Night’s Dream; Sledgehammer Theatre – Three Sisters; Theatre Nada – The Battles of Coxinga, SoHo Rep. – Malibu. Film & T.V.: The Truer History of The Chan Family, You'll Lose a Good Thing, Day Without A Mexican, Pink as the Day She was Born, How to Make your First Billion & Save the World, My Bad Dad, One West Waikiki, First Years, 2 Guys and a Girl, L.A. Heat, Models Inc.
Julie Congress - Voice/Text consultant
Julie Congress is a New York City based Voice & Text Coach. Coaching credits include Fat Ham, Ain’t No Mo’, and Company on Broadway. Julie is proud to be the Voice Associate for the Public Theater, working on over 50 Shakespeare in the Park and downtown productions. As a frequent collaborator with Andrew Wade, Julie has served as his Voice Associate on many productions, including King Lear (Broadway), Matilda the Musical (Broadway and First National Tour), and Othello (New York Theater Workshop). She is also the Voice & Text Coach for the Hunts Point Children’s Shakespeare Ensemble in the Bronx. In 2008, she co-founded the theater company No.11 Productions and continues to pilot the ensemble as Co-Artistic Director.
Technical Crew
Carpenters- Jose Hernandez, Lance Mindell, Brandon Lee, Loid M loid.
Painter - Ewa Muszynska
Sound Associate - Tab Mattos
Board Operator - Sara "Edie" Saavadra
Special thanks!
Lue Douthit (Play On Shakespeare Senior Dramaturg & Co-Founder) Devon LaBelle, Liam Rudisill, Jeff Klein, and New Conservatory Theatre Center.
Magic Theatre Team
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