October 23-25 & October 29-November 1, 2026 | Het Amsterdams Theaterhuis
By John Dempsey (book and lyrics) and Dana P. Rowe (music)
Eastwick. A small little town where everyone knows everything about everybody. Under the iron fist of townleader Felicia Gabriel this little town runs on perfection, rules and small town gossip. Meet Alexandra, Sukie, and Jane. Living in the rural town of Eastwick these three seemingly ordinary women feel like fish out of water in this rigid town. Bored and fed up with the humdrum of their everyday small town lives they are longing for a change, for some…. excitement! On one stormy night, high on Martinis and brownies, Alex, Sukie, and Jane make a wish for the one thing they truly desire– “all manner of man in one man”. Not knowing of their magical capabilities, they get more than they bargain for when the man they wished for shows up the very next day. The devilishly handsome Darryl van Horn. The change they have longed for shows up right at their doorstep, but their wish might have consequences they could never have dreamed.
The Witches of Eastwick
Cast
Scroll down further to see which dates each cast is performing
Cast Witch
Darryl van Horne
Casey Kooyman
Alexandra Spofford
Alex Mukmanova
Jane Smart
Vera Sophie Huibregtse
Sukie Rougemont
Evelien Vermeulen
Felicia Gabriel
Patricia Butterfield
Clyde Gabriel
Hugh Mackay
Jennifer Gabriel
Noemi Sgambelluri
Michael Spofford
M Monteiro
Little Girl
Mila Besselaar
Brenda Parsley
Shiro Mungai
Greta Neff
Elyan Aarts
Gina Marino
Sascha Beynon
Ed Parsley
Casper van de Langenberg
Raymond Neff
David Fisher
Joe Marino
Mateo Abrahami de Melverda
Cast Devil
Darryl van Horne
Wesley Curtis
Alexandra Spofford
Sam Clarke
Jane Smart
Camille Gribbons
Sukie Rougemont
Rosemary Lloyd
Felicia Gabriel
Niamh Merritt
Clyde Gabriel
Joseph Moruzzi
Jennifer Gabriel
Anne Jasmijn Hornman
Michael Spofford
Tim Warmelink
Little Girl
Mette Timmer
Brenda Parsley
Sandrine Ott
Greta Neff
Lenny Bollen
Gina Marino
Lin Schalken
Ed Parsley
Ivo Enrique Da Silva
Raymond Neff
Ronan Magee
Joe Marino
Manuel Lombardero
Female Ensemble (performing all shows)
Nora Smeets, Amy Nelson, Anastasia Trimpou, Rozemarijn Balemans
Male Ensemble (performing all shows)
Raphael Dias e Silva, Wessel Greven, Tom Rijnders, Trevor Hargrave, Marta Weronika Glanc
Performance Details
-

Friday, October 23rd at 19:00
The show will be performed by CAST DEVIL
-

Saturday, October 24 at 14:00
The show will be performed by CAST WITCH
-

Saturday, October 24th at 19:00
The show will be performed by CAST WITCH
-

Sunday, October 25th at 14:00
The show will be performed by CAST DEVIL
-

Sunday, October 25th at 18:00
The show will be performed by CAST DEVIL
-

Thursday, October 29th at 19:00
The show will be performed by a mix of cast members
-

Friday October 30th at 19:00
The show will be performed by CAST WITCH
-

Saturday, October 31st at 14:00
The show will be performed by CAST DEVIL
-

Saturday, October 31st at 19:00
This show will be performed by CAST DEVIL
-

Sunday, November 1st at 14:00
This show will be performed by CAST WITCH
-

Sunday, November 1st at 18:00
This show will be performed by CAST WITCH
Meet the Cast
-

Casey Kooyman
Darryl van Horne
Casey is an actor born and raised in California and has lived in Amsterdam for over 6 years with his wife Rachel. With HEA he has had the pleasure of being Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shrek in the Shrek: The Musical and multiple parts Heathers. Here in Amsterdam he has also worked with Orange Theater Company, The Cauldron and Reckless Shakespeare. Being on stage has been one of his passions from an early age and he is excited to bring Darryl van Horne to life with HEA’s Witches of Eastwick.
-

Wesley Curtis
Darryl van Horne
Originally from North Carolina, Wesley has participated in various performing groups, orchestras and stage shows in the states, including the role of Curly in" Oklahoma". He has continued performing here in Amsterdam in various stage musicals, most notably as Seymour in "Little Shop of Horrors", Jason in "Ordinary Days", the Doppelganger in "Monster Songs", Billy Flynn in "Chicago" and various supporting roles in "Spamalot" and "Once Upon a Matress". Most recently taking a creative turn as the pianist in the band for "Avenue Q", also with HEA, he is excited to once again be a song and dance man in "The Witches of Eastwick" as the conniving and sinister "Darryl Van Horne".
-

Alex Mukmanova
Alexandra Spofford
Alex is a seasoned musical theatre actor with over a decade of on-stage experience. She performed leading roles in Moscow's all-female musical theatre company for seven seasons, guest-starred in a rock opera, and gave solo concerts before moving to Amsterdam in 2022. Here, she continued her stage journey as Morticia in "The Addams Family" (The Cauldron), Lord Pinkleton in "Cinderella" (HEA), the Lady of the Lake in "Spamalot" (HEA), Diana Morales in "A Chorus Line" (HEA), Queen Aggravain in "Once Upon A Mattress" (HEA), Ethel in "Footloose" (The Cauldron), and Sister Cristina in the "Nun the Wiser" workshop (The Cauldron). Alex is excited to take on the role of Alexandra Spofford in The Witches of Eastwick.
-

Sam Clarke
Alexandra Spofford
Sam is originally from the UK and made the move to Amsterdam seven years ago, where she now works in robotic surgery. Sam has a huge passion for musical theatre and performing, having previously performed in productions across both London and Amsterdam within theatre and TV. She particularly loves playing the roles of strong, powerful women and bringing them to life on stage. She would like to thank her Mum, Sally and Ronen for prepping her in the audition process! When she’s not performing, you’ll likely find her out on the tennis court. Sam is beyond excited to be part of this production and to work with such a talented cast and crew.
-

Vera Sophie Huibregtse
Jane Smart
Vera Sophie is a Dutch actress in theatre and film, singer, dancer, presenter and voice-over. She resides in Amsterdam now, but her roots lie in Zeeland; she left the province at 17 to study Musical Theatre at the Willem Nijholt Academy in Nijmegen. After graduation, she travelled the world, learned Spanish and started another international studies in Breda, during which she could travel even more! She came to Amsterdam in 2017 to follow her passion; acting in film and theatre. Vera Sophie starred in multiple short films, played roles in many commercials and presents in both Dutch and English. She as played Veronica Sawyer in HEA’s Heathers and Rusty in the Cauldron’s Footloose the Musical in 2025; and now she is beyond excited to be back on stage and to take on another challenging role: Jane Smart, one of the Witches.
-

Camille Gribbons
Jane Smart
Camille, originally from the US, works in tech as a UX consultant by day. She spends all her hours outside of work dedicated to the Amsterdam theatre community, whether that be producing, directing, handling marketing and PR, helping run theatre companies, promoting local shows on her radio show Onstage Amsterdam (BRAM RADIO), or her favorite thing of all, performing. In the past few years, Camille has been seen as Fiona in Shrek the Musical (HEA), Heather Chandler in Heathers (HEA), Kristine in A Chorus Line (HEA), Roxie Hart in Chicago (HEA), Lisa in Next Thing You Know (Cauldron), Schwartzy in Spelling Bee (Cauldron), Emcee in Cabaret (QETC), Kate Monster in Avenue Q (HEA), The Little Mermaid in Disenchanted! (Cauldron), Deb in Ordinary Days (HEA), and Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors (HEA).
-

Evelien Vermeulen
Sukie Rougemont
Evelien is a Dutch musical theatre performer. Having had a preliminary education in musical theatre at CodArts in Rotterdam, she now works at a publishing house in Amsterdam, but in her free time she loves to be on stage. Recent credits include Come From Away (Janice/others), Heathers (Heather Duke), A Chorus Line (Val), Dogfight (Marcy) and Company (Marta). Vocal direction includes Spring Awakening (HEA) and Avenue Q (HEA).
-

Rosemary Lloyd
Sukie Rougemont
Rosemary Lloyd has been performing in musical theatre for over 20 years. They are a versatile performer, specialising in musical theatre and classical singing. You may have seen them as Rose Fenny in Dogfight, Maggie Winslow in A Chorus Line and Lady Larkin in Once Upon A Mattress. They have received extensive vocal training, including Opera at the Conservatoire de Luxembourg and coaching with Ruud van Overdijk. In addition to performing, Rosemary has worked backstage in makeup, costuming, and stagehand roles as well as being Assistant Music Director and Producer for The Cauldron. They are so excited to be on stage with such a formidable cast!
-

Patricia (Trish) Butterfield
Felicia Gabriel
Originally from New Zealand, Trish has always loved singing and theatre, and prior to moving to the Netherlands she worked for many years as a singer and actor all over the globe. Some credits include: Ms Lynch (Grease), Lead Vocalist (Royal Caribbean Cruises, Holland America Line, Celebrity Cruises, Princess Cruises), Miss Sherman (Fame), Joanne (Rent), Enchantella (Disney's Forest of Enchantment). Trish now lives with her husband and 2 cats in Den Haag where she works as a Teaching Assistant, is an assistant choral director, passionately gardens and dabbles in watercolour. This is her third show with HEA after playing Matron ‘Mama’ Morton in Chicago and The Lady of the Lake in Spamalot. She is so excited to be a part of this production and even more excited to be among such a talented cast!
-

Niamh Merritt
Felicia Gabriel
Niamh has been performing from a young age, acting in several local plays and competing in regional performance competitions. Since moving to The Netherlands, she has been Assistant Director for She Kills Monsters, directed The Crucible with InPlayers, and most recently had the absolute pleasure of co-directing Shrek the Musical and directing A Midsummer Night's Dream with Happily Ever After Productions. She's absolutely thrilled to be getting back on stage as Felicia Gabriel in this wicked production of Witches of Eastwick!
-

Hugh Mackay
Clyde Gabriel
Hugh is an Amsterdam-based actor, teacher and lecturer who has been part of the city's English-speaking theatre scene since 2017. He has worked with InPlayers, OTC, Strike Me Pink and QETC as well as doing film and voice work. Most recently he's been joining the cast of HEA's 'Spring Awakening' for his first real taste of musical theatre - a taste he looks forward to developing further when the Witches comes to town this Autumn.
-

Joseph Moruzzi
Clyde Gabriel
Joseph Moruzzi is an American saxophonist originally from Upton, Massachusetts, and is currently residing in the Netherlands. The main focus of Joseph’s work is on classical and contemporary repertoire, which includes transcriptions of forgotten works, theatrical music, and new compositions written for the saxophone. Joseph’s versatility as a soloist and chamber musician have brought him to stages internationally, including Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and the United States. Joseph is currently a member of Threeds Trio, a saxophone trio that he co-founded and is the baritone saxophone chair. He also plays in a saxophone-piano duo with pianist Vicky Juo, where they have performed programs focusing on American compositions. He also teaches saxophone privately and some of his students have gotten to participate in prestigious music festivals such as the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. Joseph has received a bachelor’s degree and a performer’s certificate from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York, where he studied with Dr. Chien-Kwan Lin, as well as a master’s degree from the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, where he studied with Arno Bornkamp and Willem van Merwijk. He has performed in masterclasses for the Sinta Quartet, Vincent David, and Yasuto Tanaka. Joseph is making his Netherlands musical theater debut as Clyde Gabriel in Happily Ever After's production of The Witches of Eastwick. Website: moruzzisax.com
-

M Monteiro
Michael Spofford
M is a Portuguese singer-songwriter living in The Netherlands, and a theatre fan who’s been lucky enough to play Pugsley (The Addams Family), Michael (Be More Chill), Jean-Michel (Cinderella), Eddie (Blood Brothers), and most recently, their dream role JD (Heathers). Off-stage, they work in media and advertising because, you know, someone has to balance spreadsheets with show tunes. That being said, they make no promises about avoiding dad jokes, but they do promise to get endlessly excited about dogs if you bring it up.
-

Tim Warmelink
Michael Spofford
Tim made his HEA debut last year as Piggy in Shrek the Musical — and from that moment, he was hooked. He took a brief hiatus this spring, but in his defence, foaling season waits for no one. (Did we mention he's a horse vet? He's a horse vet.) Unlike some people, he came back — and he's bringing everything with him. Tim is thrilled to take on the role of Michael Spofford and can't wait to show you what he's got, vocally and on the dancefloor.
-

Noemi Sgambelluri
Jennifer Gabriel
Noemi is a performer with a deep passion for musicals and theatre. Trained in Musical Theatre at Zangschool Rotterdam, has appeared in productions in Rome such as Jesus Christ Superstar, Georgie (original cast recording), and attended several theatre courses, exploring character-driven storytelling and ensemble work. She was recently in HEA’s “A midsummer’s night dream” and loves the community. By day, she researches brain MRI as an applied physicist—by night, she trades scanners for stage lights, bringing curiosity, precision, and a touch of mischief to every performance.
-

Anne Jasmijn Hornman
Jennifer Gabriel
Anne studied music (voice & conducting) in Glasgow and is now doing a Research Master in Music History at the University of Amsterdam. She also works as a singing teacher and sings in a local cover band. While most of her recent musical theatre experience has been on the creative team side as musical director for productions including Bonnie & Clyde and High School Musical with companies in Glasgow, she is thrilled to be stepping back onto the stage as Jennifer in The Witches of Eastwick. This is also her first show with the company, and she couldn’t be more excited to be part of it!
-

Mila Besselaar
Little Girl
Mila Besselaar (born January 29, 2013, in Amsterdam) is a passionate young performer from the Netherlands. Born and raised in a (musical) theatre family, she is the youngest and fifth generation to set foot on the stage. From an early age, she has immersed herself in the world of musical theatre, combining her talents in singing, dancing, and acting with boundless enthusiasm and dedication. Mila began her training at the Jeugdtheaterschool in Uithoorn (2016–2018), and continued to develop her skills at the Kristal Theater in Hilversum, Amsterdam Musical, Marjoleins Dance Studio, and Musical 2.0. She has already gained impressive stage and screen experience. On stage, Mila has performed in productions such as Peter Pan (Kristal Theater), Een Dag in Het Bos (Jeugdtheaterschool Uithoorn), and most recently, she starred as Winnie in Mees Kees op Kamp – De Musical (Stent Producties, 2023–2024), directed by Martin Michel. She has also appeared on national television, performing in the All You Need Is Love Mother’s Day special (Endemol, 2021). She has done two productions with HEA before, which are Shrek the Musical (feb 2026 - mar 2026) , in which she played Young Fiona and other roles, and Hamilton bootcamp (mar 2026 – Apr 2026), in which she also did multiple roles. In addition to performing, Mila loves writing stories, reading, and creating short movies. She is a creative spirit with strong discipline, a love for the stage, and a bright future in the performing arts.
-

Mette Timmer
Little Girl
Mette is a third year animation student at the Willem De Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. Since performing Grease in the living room at age 6, their need for musical theatre has become a recurring urge. Raised abroad, much of their previous theatre experience was with the Prague Youth Theatre (e.g. DNA, Collected Grimm Tales), The Prague Shakespeare Company (A Midsummer Night's Dream), high school productions (I Never Saw Another Butterfly, Disenchanted, Legally Blonde) and acting and directing as part of the IB Theatre curriculum. Now they participate regularly in online album projects (most notably Jason in Falsettos, and Natalie in Next to Normal) and are very excited to be a part of this HEA Production.
-

Shiro Mungai
Brenda Parsley
Shiro been acting professionally since 2013. She started out in Nairobi, Kenya where she born and raised. While there she worked in several TV shows, short films, Made-For-TV films and adverts. She then went on to study theatre in Paris at Cours Florent. Since moving to the Netherlands, she have been active in the English-speaking theatre scene first with Orange Theatre Company and in 2022 decided to try her luck with musicals. She’s been in Cinderella (Madame), A Chorus Line (Zach), Blood Brothers (Linda), Once Upon A Mattress (Queen Aggravain) Avenue Q (Gary Coleman). Safe to say she fully caught the musical theatre bug. She has also taken the plunge into the world of Intimacy Direction and Coordination teaching actors and productions alike to navigate the world of staged intimacy. She was Intimacy Coordinator for Constellations as well as Heathers and Spring Awakening in which she also doubled up as Assistant Director. She is very excited to take on the conniving Brenda and have a Dance with the Devil! She speaks English, Swahili, Dutch and has forgotten most of her French
-

Sandrine Ott
Brenda Parsley
Born and raised French, Sandrine moved to the Netherlands with her parents at a young age, and has been part of the vibrant international community since. While in school, she discovered her love for musical theatre and keenly joined all opportunities to perform thereafter. Be it joining a glee club, or singing in her company band and at work parties, Sandrine could not get enough of the stage. She rekindled her love for musical theatre when she discovered the HEA bootcamps. She has since been in the HEA productions of Cinderella and Heathers, and stage managed Blood Brothers.
-

Sascha Beynon
Gina Marino
Sascha Beynon is a singer, vocal coach, arranger and conductor. She got her degrees at the Utrecht Conservatory for Jazz & Pop with a major in Vocals (2013) and Music Education (2016). She teaches and regularly performs as a singer/pianist. Her love for group and harmony singing has led her to conduct and arrange for choirs, musical theatre courses and productions. After doing several productions as musical director, this will be her first production as an actor and her first production at HEA.
-

Lin Schalken
Gina Marino
Lin Schalken puts their Bachelor of Music in good use as composer, voice actor and developer of art-education in Amsterdam. They enjoy the full spectrum of working in the arts with creating dances for elementary schools one day, and voice acting for the horror audio-play 'Our Wars Have Ended' (currently releasing) the next. They also love performing on stage with their own music, and has joined HEA once before with their production of Once Upon A Mattress as the Jester.
-

Elyan Aarts
Greta Neff
Elyan began acting at the age of nine in her hometown of Maastricht and has been in love with theatre ever since. She previously appeared in Orphidice (Eurydice) and in The Devil and Miss Prym (Miss Prym), and most recently played Hermia in HEA’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Her musical theatre credits include Once Upon a Mattress (Ensemble) and Shrek the Musical (Fairy Godmother). While her background is primarily in acting, she has always loved musical theatre and is excited to continue to grow as a musical theater performer. When she’s not rehearsing, she is working toward a PhD in Forensic Psychology.
-

Lenny Bollen
Greta Neff
Lenny is a Dutch musical theatre performer who studied musical theatre in Zwolle. After working in Menorca as part of the artistic team at a grand resort and working and auditioning in the Netherlands for a while, she extended her studies in dance further in Copenhagen and Los Angeles. Then the pandemic hit. She had to switch gears and started working in healthcare, where she works with the elderly. This year she started studying to become an interior designer so she can pursue a more creative career again.
But ever since her mom took her to see 42nd Street and Peter Pan as a child, she fell in love with the showy, sparkly, feel-good vibes of musical theatre. She knew she wanted to be part of the magic on stage — and after a couple of years away, she is beyond excited to be back, performing in this amazing show alongside so many talented and driven people.
-

Casper van de Langenberg
Ed Parsley
Casper is a Dutch singer and actor who works as a neurology nurse in a medical rehabilitation center by day, but loves to spend his free time performing and going to see shows/concerts. He performed in multiple community theater productions in the Netherlands from the age of 14 and was trained from the age of 12. Past credits are Rent in Footloose, Rick in Pay It Forward, Lord Farquaad in Shrek, Chad in August Rush, Big Bad Wolf in Shrek (HEA), Hanschen in Spring Awakening (HEA) and various roles in originally written shows.
-

Ivo Enrique Da Silva
Ed Parsley
Originally from Curacao, Ivo has been pursuing his passion for musical theater from a young age. After playing the Cello in Into the Woods (2015), he made his first debut with Grease! as Roger (2016); and the rest was history! He has since been in Fiddler on the Roof as Fyedka (2021), The Addams Family Musical as Gomez (2023), Shrek The Musical as Papa Bear/Papa Ogre/Dancing Rat/Thelonius/Knight 2 (2026), and A Midsummer Night’s Dream as Peter Quince (2026). Outside of performing, he spends time working as a Set and Lighting Designer. He is excited to bring this role to life. Because, as Eastwick knows, even the most devout preacher can be tempted by a little magic.
-

David Fisher
Raymond Neff
David Fisher is a Texas-born Amsterdammer. Since premiering in his first starring role as Baby Jesus, David acted in numerous productions of the Victoria Community Theater, including as Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol, his first musical. He played the titular role in the Broccoli Project's 2014 production of Caligula at the University of Texas. David had his Amsterdam theater debut in 2025, where he played a murderous Texan millionare in InPlayer's production of Agatha Christie's Yellow Iris. Most recently he starred as Nate in the premier of Little Monsters by Mathew Olson-Roy. He is also a lawyer.
-

Ronan Magee
Raymond Neff
Ronan moved to the Netherlands back in October and has wasted absolutely no time making himself at home on stage. This is his second show with HEA, following a theatre career that includes Little Shop of Horrors, Carrie, and The Wedding Singer. He's thrilled to be performing alongside such a talented group and cannot wait for audiences to finally see what this cast has been building.
-

Mateo Abrahami de Melverda
Joe Marino
Having found HEA by pure chance, Mateo has had the pleasure of joining in A Chorus Line (Paul), Heathers, Shrek, and Spring Awakening (Ernst). They also stepped out of musical theatre to portray Arnold in Torch Song (Cauldron Performing Arts). Mateo is extremely grateful to have gotten these opportunities to hone their craft and share their love with likeminded people.
-

Manuel Lombardero
Joe Marino
Manuel is a singer, musician and actor from Spain. Witches of Eastwick is his fourth production, having been part of Spring Awakening, Torch Song and Shrek: The Musical. In Eastwick, he portrays Joe Marino, a local construction worker just trying to survive the town’s sudden, magical mayhem.
-

Amy Nelson
Ensemble
With a rich background and professional career in classical and jazz music, Amy rediscovered her passion for acting and musical theatre through HEA’s Legally Blonde bootcamp in October 2024, where she charmed audiences as the lovable Paulette. Soon after, she took to the stage at HEA’s Miscast Talent Show, delivering a heartfelt rendition of Paulette’s ballad, Ireland, in a performance that captured the spirit and warmth of the bootcamp experience. Energised and inspired, Amy leapt straight into another HEA bootcamp in early 2025 — Chicago! — where she sparkled (literally!) as Roxie Hart in Funny Honey. Keen to explore theatre from every angle, she also joined the backstage team as Stage Manager for Heathers in the summer and autumn of 2025, bringing enthusiasm, organisation and attention to detail behind the scenes. After returning to the stage once more as Persephone in Hadestown, performing Our Lady of the Underground, Amy continued developing her love of character-driven storytelling in HEA’s 2026 production of Spring Awakening. Taking on the contrasting ensemble roles of Frau Bergmann, Frau Bessel and Fraulein Grossenbussenhalter, she explored a wide emotional range — from the heartbreaking fear and repression of Frau Bergmann, to the unsettling complicity and sinister undertones of Frau Bessel, and finally the flamboyant, flirtatious and darkly comedic energy of Fraulein Grossenbussenhalter. Amy is thrilled to continue her musical theatre journey as part of the ensemble in HEA’s upcoming production of The Witches of Eastwick.
-

Nora Smeets
Ensemble
Nora is thrilled to join the cast as part of the female ensemble. After training at a musical theatre school at a young age, she continued developing her passion for performance through dance and acting. She recently trained in camera acting at the Amsterdamse Film School and FAAAM and loves bringing stories to life on stage.
-

Rozemarijn Balemans
Ensemble
Rozemarijn is a Dutch performer who works as an event planner and inclusion and diversity specialist in daily life. She did musical theatre as a child and has revisited the passion again in her twenties. This is her 4th production with HEA. She has previously starred in Spamelot, Bloodbrothers and Once Upon a Mattress. She is very excited to continue this journey.
-

Anastasia Trimpou
Ensemble
Coming from a city in Greece, Anastasia started pursuing arts since she can remember. That is either by dancing, drawing, acting or singing. She always found her way to create and perform and literally escape. She moved to the Netherlands to study Environmental science, which is another cause she feels very passionate about, but arts was always her past, present and future. Being in a production with ETU (English Theatre Utrecht) and some of HEA’s bootcamps, and also directing and choreographing her first ever musical theatre production with a newly found theatre club, she now can fully flourish by being in her second musical theatre production of witches of eastwick!! She can’t wait to show everyone what she has in store!
-

Marta Weronika Glanc
Ensemble
Marta has enjoyed singing from an early age. She finances her lifelong musical theatre passion by writing software for a large corporation, but her heart belongs to the stage. Having moved from Poland to Amsterdam five years ago, she is now rediscovering the joy of performing after a decade-long break. The Witches of Eastwick will be her first full-scale musical production.
-

Tom Rijnders
Ensemble
The first time Tom performed on stage was as one of the leads in his 6th grade musical, before taking a long break from theater. After many years of admiring musicals from the audience, Tom came across a TikTok of HEA's production of Heathers. Mesmerized by the amazing show, he experienced a stroke of inspiration (and severe lack of self-control), applying for the next bootcamp on the train home that same evening. Since then, Tom has participated in the Hadestown and Hamilton bootcamps, and performed in HEA's production of Spring Awakening as the role 'Otto' in summer 2026. He is thrilled to continue his musical theatre era as part of the ensemble for The Witches of Eastwick.
-

Raphael Dias e Silva
Ensemble
Raphael works in the intersection of cultural production and human rights, focusing on vulnerable communities in internaitonal contexts. By heart, he is a theatre lover, performing since the age of eight. Based in Amsterdam, he has performed with HEAP in Chicago, A Chorus Line, and Once Upon a Mattress and most recently as Alan in Cauldron of Performing Art's Torch Song.
-

Wessel Greven
Ensemble
Wessel is an actor and Dutch teacher, born in Alkmaar and currently living his best like in Amsterdam. He played his first role when he was 18, getting butchered several times in the musical Sweeney Todd. Since then he has played in several amateur productions, some highlights including Tom Collins in Rent and Munkustrap in Cats. This is his second HEA production, after playing Robert in Spring Awakening.
-

Trevor Hargrave
Ensemble
Trevor is excited to continue his theatrical journey with HEA. After spending many years focusing on his engineering career, he is thrilled to be back in the theatre and savors the friendships and memories being created. Off the stage, Trevor can be found learning how to play the fiddle, raising coral, mushroom farming, growing microgreens, creating stained glass art, learning how to kite surf, improving his chess game, producing funky beats, practicing the circus arts, cooking vegan goodies and dancing the night away to psytrance, acid techno and those filthy wubs. He would like to thank HEA for another opportunity to co-create and have fun with like-minded people
Meet the Team
-

Brittany Sanders
Director
Brittany Sanders is a Dutch performer, choreographer and director who has performed in both professional and community theatre in The Netherlands from the age of ten. She has had preliminary dance education at the Amsterdam school of the Arts and studied Theatre Science at the University of Amsterdam where she specialized in musical theatre dramaturgy, research and text analysis. Past professional performance credits include Billy Elliot and Ciske de Rat with Stage Entertainment, choreography credits include The Addams Family(The Cauldron), Spamalot(HEA), Once upon a Mattress (HEA) and Shrek (HEA). She has had the honor to play many great roles. Her assistant directorial debut was during Once upon a Mattress and now she is proud to say she if making her directing debut with this fun, magical and sexy show. She welcomes you to Eastwick with open arms.
-

Mark Arthur Wyman
Music Director
Mark Wyman has played piano since age five. In 1988 he moved to San Francisco CA to continue his musical studies, graduating from San Francisco State University (Summa cum laude), and then Mills College (Dean's List) with a Master's in Piano Performance and Literature. Mark has a very broad musical experience, from classical to punk, from pop to avant-garde, playing anything with keys or knobs, piano, organ, accordion, and many synths. He has performed solo, and with many different groups across the entire musical spectrum, touring around the US, and all over Europe. Tango is a special interest for more than 25 years. Mark currently lives in Amsterdam, performing, accompanying and teaching. He plays with choirs, musicals, at schools, accompanying, teaching and recording with many different groups and individuals. Mark also publishes The Tango Fake Book.
-

Juami van Gils
Choreographer
Juami works as a scientist and fitness instructor, and spends most of her free time dancing, acting and singing. She loves summer and will try to catch every ray of sunshine this country gets. After several HEAP bootcamps, she performed on stage in the cast of in Once Upon a Mattress, Shrek and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Juami has choreographed one of HEAP’s Wicked bootcamps and Avenue Q, and was assistant choreographer for Shrek. She is super excited to join the production team of Witches of Eastwick.
-
Antonio Vasco
Choreographer
Antonio Vasco was born in Brazil and raised in Portugal, where he first stepped on stage at the age of four. Over the past eight years, his musical theater career has flourished following his professional training under the Trinity College London certification program in Lisbon. His performing credits include Corny Collins in Hairspray, Benjamin Coffin III in Rent, Sergeant Fogarty in Chicago, and featured ensemble and dance work in Cinderella, Be More Chill, Heathers: The Musical, and Mamma Mia.
It was through being cast in A Chorus Line that Antonio first discovered HEA — fittingly, the very show he had once attended a workshop for. He has since brought his movement and performance background behind the scenes, choreographing boot camps for Legally Blonde and Wicked, as well as contributing as stage crew and in stage building. Antonio now joins The Witches of Eastwick as choreographer, bringing his full-circle experience as performer, dancer, and creative collaborator to the production. -

Edward J Kihn
Stage Manager
Edward Kihn (they/he) was born in Luxembourg and originally fell in love with the stage as a brass musician in local orchestras. Their love of stories and flair the dramatic inevitably led them to the theatre. He followed his love for theatre through a never ending, never finished university degree and is now finding his way in the Dutch theatre world. Over the last few years, he has worked as a stage manager and backstage support in musicals and plays in Amsterdam, The Hague and Leiden. They are thrilled to be working with HEA again in this latest production.