Megan Tripaldi is an actor, bi-coastally produced playwright, and educator living and working in Portland, ME. They graduated from the University of Southern Maine with a BA in Theatre in 2012 and has had plays produced in Maine, Massachusetts, West Virginia, Washington, and Pennsylvania. They most recently performed Seven Stages Shakespeare Company, Bare Portland Theater, Kerr and Company, Portland Stage Company, and at multiple Fringe festivals on the east coast.

Hollie Pryor is a recent graduate from the University of Southern Maine, where she received her Bachelor’s degree in Theatre, with a heavy focus on directing. She is a teaching artist with Stages Youth Theatre in Portland, helping young ones unlock self discovery. She’s thrilled to be part of the Polyphonic Theatre Ensemble, helping to make voices heard in the Southern Maine.

Rocco has been participating in the Maine theatre scene for 10+ years as an actor, sound designer, and producer. He graduated from Franklin Pierce University in 2008 with a degree in Graphic Communications ( and one class short of a theatre minor ), and works as a software engineer at Automattic. Rocco is proudly queer, a suicide survivor, and is openly working through depression. Rocco is interested in telling stories with these themes under the Polyphonic banner.

Elizabeth Patterson is a Theatre Studies and Theatre for Youth educator and director who taught and directed theatre in Arizona, Texas, Colorado, North Carolina, and Massachusetts before coming home to Maine in 2017.  Dr. Patterson is so excited to be part of Polyphonic Theatre Ensemble and all that it can bring to the vibrant theatre community in southern Maine!

After a stint in Paris, Hannah returned to her native Portland, ME to pursue a career in marketing and advertising. A client strategist at VIA, Hannah loves traveling, speaking French (especially while eating cheese) and the artist Caravaggio. She’s thrilled to be a board member of Polyphonic!