Eureka Day

Jordyn (Meiko) is honored to make her Miami theatre debut as MEIKO in the amazing GableStage Theatre Company’s production of EUREKA DAY at the historic Biltmore Theatre. Originally from Ohio, she most recently spent almost a decade in New York, training at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute, Upright Citizens Brigade, and Berg Studios (LA).

Her work has included theatre, short films, streaming series, voiceover, and national commercials, and returning to the stage after time away to start a family has her over the moon with joy. She also recently launched The “Jordyn Moone Performance Project”, a space for creative exploration and training, and looks forward to continuing to connect with Miami’s vibrant theatre community.

Offstage, Jordyn revels in her family life and tries to improve her bachata and salsa with her flashdance husband. She is also a Boston University graduate, a U.S. Army veteran, and works in VC platform.

Photo by Jeffrey Mosier

Mark H. Dold (Don) is well known to GableStage audiences for his performances in Harry Clarke (this season’s opener), Appropriate (2025), and The Lehman Trilogy (2024). Each of the latter two productions won the Carbonell Award for Best Production and earned Mark Best Actor nominations. He appeared in the original Broadway cast of The Inheritance (2020 Tony Award for Best Play) and has worked extensively on and Off-Broadway, as well as theaters nationwide. Mark also holds the distinction of being the first Actors’ Equity Association (AEA) actor to perform for a live audience following the COVID-19 shutdown, appearing in the original production of Harry Clarke at the Barrington Stage Company. On screen, he has appeared in television series, films, pilots, and web projects. His work has earned recognition from the Off-Broadway Alliance, BroadwayWorld, the Elliot Norton Awards, and multiple critics’ circles. Mark holds degrees from Boston University and the Yale School of Drama. He is an Associate Artist and Board of Trustees member at Barrington Stage and volunteers at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Connect with Mark: @markhdold www.markdold.com

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Jeni Hacker (Suzanne) is an actress, singer, dancer and choreographer based in Miami, Florida.  Her work has been seen on multiple stages throughout South Florida. Recent credits at Zoetic Stage at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts include: Diana- Next to Normal, Mrs. Lovett- Sweeney Todd (Carbonell winner Best Actress-musical and Silver Palm Award) Helen- Fun Home (Carbonell winner Best Supporting Actress-Musical), Fosca- Passion (Carbonell winner Best Actress-Musical and Silver Palm Award) and Connie- After (Carbonell winner Best Supporting Actress). Other credits include: The Foundry: Jean- The Actors (Carbonell winner Best Supporting Actress), Mom-Grindr Mom (Carbonell winner Best Actress) TheatreLab: Anne- Everything is Super Great. Boca West Theater: Evelyn- The Camp (Carbonell Nominee Best Supporting Actress). Actors’ Playhouse: Choreographer-Once (Carbonell Nominee Best Choreography), Poppy- Noises Off, Aunt Sheila/Choreographer- It Shoulda Been You, Louise/Eve- Ruthless! The Musical. Other favorites: Our Town- Miami New Drama, Les Miserables-Maltz Jupiter Theater, The Most Happy Fella-Palm Beach Dramaworks.

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Sarah Rome Guerra (Suzanne) is very happy to be working with GableStage for the first time since returning to South Florida after living in Lima, Peru for the better part of twenty years. In Lima, she was most recently the Movement and Voice Coach for The Cherry Orchard at the PUCP Cultural Center, and previously taught acting and dance at the Catholic University of Peru. In addition to performing in or choreographing a number of other productions, she created a voice workshop for Escena Contemporanea Lima, and did voice over work for the United Nations and the Museo Larco. Sarah holds a BFA in Theater from New World School of the Arts, and an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts & Writing from the California Institute of Integral Studies. She currently writes the playbill notes and features for Miami’s Zoetic Stage, and is working on a book about her experiences abroad. For M. Beckett

The role of Suzanne will be played by Sarah Rome Guerra for the following performances: 5/20, 5/21, 5/22, 5/23, 5/24

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Carbonell and Silver Palm Awards Winner, Rita Cole (Carina), is ecstatic to be back in her hometown and returning to GableStage this season after closing the show The Mountaintop at Palm Beach Dramaworks! You may have seen Rita here at GableStage in The White Card, Skeleton Crew, and White Guy on a Bus. Cole received her BFA in Acting from the University of Central Florida and has enjoyed performing globally for over 20 years and counting! Cole thanks her parents, family, and friends for their continued support. Regional credits: Mrs. White (Clue), Mary Debenham (Murder on the Orient Express), Calpurnia (To Kill a Mockingbird), Nina (The Royale), Pattie Mae (Home), Lenny (Crimes of the Heart), The King (The Figs, a World Premiere). Some of her South Florida credits: Esther (Intimate Apparel), Sandra (Confederates), Ruth (A Raisin in the Sun), Mrs. Muller (Doubt), Patrice Patterson (Black Santa), Fefu (Fefu and her Friends), Vera (Seven Guitars), Mayetta (Brothers of the Dust), Natella (The Caucasian Chalk Circle), Minnie (Flyin’ West), Emily (The Submission), Rita (Mighty Gents). Some of her film credits: “Ripples”, “#Grown”, “Black Mary”, “The Flea”, “Pompano Boy”, “Water”, and “Jay”. Stay tuned and follow Rita: @iamritacole (IG) and Rita Cole (FB).

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Ryan Didato (Eli) is thrilled to be back at GableStage where he made his professional debut way back in 2010! Selected Theater Credits: Daniels Husband, at POW!; Pillowman, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, American Son, & Wrongful Death and Other Circus Acts at Zoetic Stage; Dracula (2016 & 2017) at Actors Theatre of Louisville (Louisville, KY); The Goldberg Variations at Island City Stage; 12 Angry Men at Florida Repertory Theatre; Red, Cock, Casa Valentina, White Guy on the Bus, and Speech & Debate at GableStage; The Girl on the Train, The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge and Becky’s New Car at Actors’ Playhouse; Enchanted April at the Waterfront Playhouse. Ryan received his B.F.A. from New World School of the Arts, and is a proud member of Actors Equity Association.

Photo by Max Danesh