Playing with Death
About the Playwright, Eric Fetske
Eric Fetske has been doing theatre/improv since 2012. He takes classes like photography and playwriting to hopefully spark inspiration to continue on his own time, but doesn’t. But hopefully a win here will light the flame to write the craziness in his brain into the plays and movies he’s dreamt…or he’ll just be an awesome D&D DM.
Meet the Director and Cast
Laura Luke (Director) is directing for FreeFall Stage. She is grateful for the opportunity and to be a part of the SacTown Play Festival and to work with the FreeFall Family. It’s so exciting to work with everyone here, a special thank you to Tyler and Cat -it’s a blessing to work with such talented Actors. Laura has also directed many full-length at one act plays at Sutter Street, Chautauqua Playhouse, and at the Actors Workshop of Sacramento. In addition to directing, Laura also enjoys acting, costuming, and playwriting.
Cattaryna Tekin (Jaime Foreman) is thrilled to be back for the SacTown Play Festival after a fun experience last year. She has worked with several community theatres, including Sutter Street Theatre, where she played Daria Chase in The Game’s Afoot and Essie in You Can’t Take It With You. At Chautauqua Playhouse, favorite roles included Brigid O’Shaughnessy in The Maltese Falcon, Carol Burnett in Hollywood Arms, and the Princess/Female Lead in The Princess and the Pea, Sleeping Beauty, and Robin Hood. Cattaryna studied under Ed Claudio at The Actor’s Workshop of Sacramento, performing as Miranda in The Tempest, Sonya in Uncle Vanya, and Regan in King Lear. She also directs and teaches theatre classes for TK–12th grade students through Norcal Arts. She also works at American Immersion Theatre, performing in shows and portraying Disney princesses at parties and events. She hopes you enjoy the show!
Tyler Anderson (Death) is a perpetual performer and he is thrilled to rejoin FreeFall in another show. His last performance with FreeFall was Help Me (August 2024) and While the Lights Were Out (July 2023). His most recent performance was Voice of the Prairie with California Volunteer Theater in July. He has been in several Shakespeare comedies, tragedies, and parodies and is fluent in iambic pentameter.