ZOE SHORES-NAVATA
BLAIR
Zoe Shores-Navata is a Chicago based actress and currently a sophomore studying her BFA in acting at The Theatre School at DePaul.
She has appeared in films such as When We Get Older (Diana Soukup/Marie Purich) and Clickbait (Jackson Coates). Her recent theatre credits include Concord Floral (ROSA MUNDI) and Spirits to Enforce (DONNA ADAMS) both at The Theatre School. In addition to acting, Zoe is a dancer and more recently an avid rock climber and she’s very excited to have played BLAIRE in Margarita Litchfield and Aidyn Knedgen’s production of Chiroptera.
LOUISA DARR
DAHLIA
Louisa Darr is a Chicago-based, Asian American actress and a Junior at DePaul University, where she is pursuing a BFA in Acting. She has appeared in films such as Frostbite (IPR) and Romeo and Juliet (Jackson Coates), while her theater credits include productions such as Little Women (DePaul University), Man of God (Theater Mu), and A Christmas Carol (Guthrie Theater).
Louisa is deeply grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with so many talented friends on this film and play the role of Dahlia.
SHAI CHASE
FOSTER
Shai Chase is a Chicago and Los Angeles-based actor originally from Santa Monica. He is graduating this year from DePaul’s BFA Acting program. He has appeared in the AFI Short film “Anino” (M.G Evangelista) as MAX and The Roku Channel’s “The Shortlist” as WIZARD (Kyle Sauer).
Recent theatre credits include Ascension (MATHEW) at The Theatre School and The Winter’s Tale (FLORIZEL) at The Theatre School. Beyond acting, Shai is passionate about creating skits with his friends and playing soccer.
He is thrilled to be part of “Chiroptera” playing FOSTER and he thanks Margarita Litchfield, Aidyn Knedgen, and the entire cast and crew for making this production possible.
BING BRAZEAU
THE BAT | "CHIROPTERA"
Bing Brazeau is a Chicago based actor who has been in everything from plays, to films, to radio dramas, to improv shows. Some of his credits include American Criminals, Partisan, Lavender Rot, Age of Valor, and Deathtrap. Chiroptera has been an incredibly fun experience for Bing, and a wonderful challenge in playing something so monstrous.
