Leo Egger
Founding Artistic Director
leo@enoriverplayers.org
Leo Egger is a director and playwright interested in make-believe. He founded the Eno River Players when he was a teenager. He has directed numerous classics (by Gogol, Williams, Shakespeare, and more) as well as, occasionally, new plays. He wrote and directed original adaptations of Bulgakov’s Dead Souls, Plato’s dialogues, and, with Charlie Mayhew, Robert Burton’s The Anatomy of Melancholy and Twelve Minor Prophets from the Bible.
Born and raised in Durham, North Carolina, Leo studied at the Durham School for the Arts and Yale University.
His work is interested always in the question: what is possible only in the theater?
Charlie Mayhew
Playwright
charlie@enoriverplayers.org
Charlie Mayhew is a playwright with the Eno River Players. With Leo Egger he has co-written Twelve Minor Prophets, The Anatomy of Melancholy, and many comedy sketches now lost to the ravages of time. He is currently a PhD Candidate in the History of Science at Harvard University.
Tommy Robertshaw
Producer and Board President
tommy@enoriverplayers.org
Tommy Robertshaw is a producer, director, and sometime actor. A graduate of Williams College, he spent a few years in advertising before returning to theater. When the weather allows, he puts up plays in his East Williamsburg backyard. He joined the Eno River Players after seeing a workshop production of Twelve Minor Prophets in a barn in upstate New York. So commenced the ride of his life with the finest collaborators he could imagine. Tommy believes theater is for the audience.
Katherine Mostek
Production Manager
Katherine@enoriverplayers.org
Katherine Mostek is a Queens-based production manager, producer, and stage manager. She is also a graduate of Kenyon College, a lover of new work, and believes in a solutions-based mindset.
Samori Etienne
Chief Marketing Officer
Samori Etienne is a photographer, videographer, and editor as well as a theater maker. This is his second season working with the Eno River Players. He is incredibly excited to connect audiences with ERP’s incredible work during this Season of Love.