Ship Show

Sophia Casa is a rising sophomore at Northwestern University studying Journalism, Computer Science, and Theater. In her first year at the college, she has co-produced Carrie, assistant-produced Sunday in the Park With George, assistant-directed Falsettos, and assistant-set-designed Once. In her senior year of high school, she co-wrote and co-produced A Formal Night Evening with her sister Natalie, a one-night show that raised over 2,000 dollars for the Cleveland Kids Book Bank that was nominated for a Cleveland.com High School Standout Award for Best Performance. In her free time, she reports for WNUR News, created a podcast about the history of Playhouse Square (The Miracle on Euclid Avenue), and writes for Northwestern’s satire paper Flipside.

Natalie Casa is a rising sophomore at Denison University studying Cinema and Vocal Performance. In her first year at the college, she has written an original short play called Down the Rabbit Hole, acted in LMNOP, and took part in a Cabaret. In her senior year of high school, she co-wrote and co-produced A Formal Night Evening with her sister Sophia, a one-night show that raised over 2,000 dollars for the Cleveland Kids Book Bank that was nominated for a Cleveland.com High School Standout Award for Best Performance. In her free time, she sings with Denison’s co-ed acapella group DuWop and Chamber Singers, is a DJ at WDUB Radio, and runs a music blog called Ear Bites.