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She Kills Monsters
Qui Nguyen
Opening Date:
July 11, 2025
Closing Date:
July 27, 2025
After the death of her teenage sister Tilly, Agnes Evans discovers a Dungeons & Dragons adventure that Tilly created and enters a fantasy world of monsters, fierce allies, and surprising revelations. This fast-paced, heartfelt comedy-drama blends 1990s nostalgia, stage combat, and imagined quests with a story of grief and connection.
Cast & Crew
CAST
Agnes Evans — Alix Golden
Tilly Evans — Kaylan Ferrell
Multiple roles / monster ensemble — Rainey Denison
Multiple roles / monster ensemble — Peter Fischaber
Multiple roles / monster ensemble — Jordan Kosanke
Multiple roles / monster ensemble — Max Mauer
Multiple roles / monster ensemble — Grace Parker
Multiple roles / monster ensemble — Samantha Parker
Multiple roles / monster ensemble — Alex Sena
Multiple roles / monster ensemble — Andrew Smith
Multiple roles / monster ensemble — Elena Weinbender
CREW
Director — Isaiah Williams
Stage Manager — Sydney Bruner
Directing Assistant — Jae Anifowose
Crew — Miranda LoPresti
Set Designer — Ben Hall
Lighting Designer — Jamison Rhoads
Sound Designer — Nick Solomon
Costume Designer — Elin Bhaird
Properties — Rhonda Clark
Choreographer — McKenzie Tipton
Fight Choreographer — Reagan Townley
Intimacy Coordinator — Ariel Celeste
Production Notes
Season 41 finale July 11–27, 2025. Original announcement lists Friday/Saturday performances July 11–12, 18–19 and 25–26, Thursday performances July 17 and 24, Sunday July 20, and mistakenly says Sunday July 28; July 28, 2025 was a Monday, while the published run closes Sunday July 27. Thus closing date is July 27 and the original schedule typo is preserved here. Eleven actors are identified in the source: Alix Golden, Kaylan Ferrell, and nine ensemble members, many doubling as fantasy creatures. The production featured stage combat, fantasy costumes, and special choreography. Nicole Moan exhibited paintings and ceramic wall art in the Tannenbaum Gallery. Other supporters: Mel and Cindy Ables, Jacob and Jessica Jean. Supported in part by the Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, Inasmuch Foundation, Kirkpatrick Family Fund, and Allied Arts.
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