The Mrs. Wheatland Pageant - February 28 - March 09, 2019
The Lulubird Project
Who's Who
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Emily Ebertz
as June Cleveland
Emily Ebertz is a Denver-based actress who was born and raised in Minnesota. Yes, she’s worked hard to hide the accent. She is very excited to be working with The Lulubird Project for the first time, and to be bringing the incomparable June Cleveland to the stage. Emily graduated from a small college in Iowa with a BA in Theater and Psychology. She was most recently seen as Hedy Lamarr in Stand Still and Look Stupid and will continue to be seen in it around Denver and in Ireland this summer. She has also been in various productions at the Bug Theatre with Equinox Theatre Company. As always, much love and thanks to Mom and Sean, and the family and friends who continue to support me and local theater!
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Dakota C. Hill
as Jim Cleveland
Dakota C. Hill is an actor, director, producer and playwright. He is the co-founder (along with Brandon Stiller) of Theater 29 resident company Chase & Be Still Productions. As an actor he has worked with companies like Feral Assembly, Athena Project, and Pandemic Collective. His plays have been produced and/or developed by Chase & Be Still Productions, Feral Assembly, Vintage Theatre, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Pandemic Collective, and MadLab Theatre. Don’t miss Dakota’s new play You’ll Find Flies, which debuts at Theater 29 in June!
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Margaret Norwood
as Vivian
Margaret Norwood is a director, actor, and freelance video editor located in Denver, CO. As an actor in Washington DC and New York City, she played Puck & Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Wallis Simpson in The Duchess, AKA Wallis Simpson, Stephano and Gonzalo in The Tempest, Alice in Orchidelirium, Christmas Past in A Christmas Carol, and Mother in God’s Comic at LaMama. In the Denver area, she played the title role in Victor/Victoria at Theatre Company of Lafayette, Mrs. Gloop in Willy Wonka, and Adele in The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at Vintage Theatre Productions where she is currently on the Board of Directors.
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