The Night Alive Cast

Scott Divine was Ed Claudio’s favorite student. Favorite roles include Hamlet, Stanley Kowalski, and Iago. Scott appreciates the cast and crew working so hard to bring this beautiful play to life. He hopes you enjoy these characters as they stumble through life in search of companionship and love, and what it means to find it, at least for one, fleeting night.

Rick Eldredge (Doc) is local to Sacramento and works as a manager for the State of CA Department of Health Care Services. His most recent credits are as “Applegate” in Damn Yankees, “The Monster” in Young Frankenstein, “Voltaire” in Emilie: La Marquise du Châtelet Defends Her Life Tonight, and “Frollo” in The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Rick holds a BA in Performing Arts from Sonoma State University, and an MFA in Acting from UT Knoxville. This is Rick’s first production with at the Ooley Theatre. He wishes to express his appreciation to colleagues, friends and family for all their love and support!

Chloe Kidd (Aimee) began her acting journey in 2021 and was most recently seen in Green Valley Theatre’s production of The Old Man and The Old Moon and their Summer of Love Cabaret. She will also be playing a Phantom in Green Valley Theatre’s production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show opening in October. Chloe loves talking about herself in the third person, she also loves the compelling characters in The Night Alive and has thoroughly enjoyed working with director Lauren Hirsch and her fellow actors on this production.

Ryan Mason is an account manager for 7UP and a dedicated Realtor with Keller Williams. He recently started acting again last year(2024) in a production of “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” with Free Fall Stage. He was also a part of the one act play festival at Big Idea theatre earlier this year where he played Bentley in “ I Was a Gifted Child”. He also stepped into the role of Lucky in “Waiting for Godot” at The Stage in Burke Junction earlier this year. Now he is taking on the role of Kenneth in this play about hardship, forgiveness, and humanity at its best and worst.

Nathan Rangel, a resident of nearby Lotus, has been fortunate to have been cast in numerous plays in Sacramento and El Dorado Counties. His favorite roles have included productions of “Into The Woods”, “The Miracle Worker”, “Fiddler On The Roof”, “Indians”, “A Christmas Carol”, “Romeo and Juliet”, “Annie”, “By The Way, Meet Vera Stark”, “Proof” and, just this past May, playing Willy Loman in “Death Of A Salesman”. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Nathan started his acting career in college at UCLA. After taking a few decades away from theater to pursue a career running his own local whitewater rafting company, he is now retired from that endeavor and delighted to be able to put full-time energy and passion into his one true love – live theater. He is grateful, and thrilled, to be cast in “The Night Alive”, his first time on the Ooley Theatre stage. He wants to thank his family, friends and fellow actors whose love and support have given him the encouragement and opportunity to follow this theater dreams!