Matt Vitelli '24 is a History major at Amherst College originally from West Hartford, Connecticut. As a member of Ghostlight, Matt starred in Women and Wallace as Wallace, will play Cory Krumholtz in Pulling the Switch, and is directing The Warrant. In the past, Matt has performed through the Green Room at Amherst (as Juror 7 in 12 Angry Jurors, Thomas Novachek in Venus in Furs, Dave in Antipodes, Sidney in Deathtrap, and Kuzco in the Disney Parody) as well as in the 10 minute play festival (as John Wilkes Booth in Intermission, Father McKenzie in Exorcizoom, and Brian in The 7th Inversion). He has written and directed his own ten minute play as well, Conference Call. Beyond theater, Matt is also involved with improv on campus through Mr. Gad's House of Improv, a group with which he performs every Monday night in Keefe Campus Center. Matt is excited to be leading a new theater group at Amherst, and hopes you join the Ghostlight team to make some amazing theater and, above all, have fun!

Petra Brusiloff ‘24 is a Philosophy major at Amherst. With Ghostlight, she will be directing and acting in her one act play Processing… . Previously, she’s acted in Green Room’s production of Circle Mirror Transformation and written for Green Room’s Lord of the Rings and Cars parody productions. She’s thrilled to be serving as Ghostlight’s Budgetary Chair, and encourages anyone interested in seeing or making theater to reach out!

Luke Herzog ’24 is an English major at Amherst College originally from Pacific Grove, California. Through Ghostlight, he assistant directed Women and Wallace and will direct his one-act play “Pulling the Switch” as part of the upcoming student triple-feature. Previously, Luke has performed in several plays through Amherst’s Green Room (including Blue Fog Risin’, 12 Angry Jurors, and multiple student-written parodies). He has also written and directed three past entries for their annual 10-Minute Play Festival (Intermission, ExorcisZoom, and The 7th Inversion). In addition, Luke performed in the devised theater piece After the End and the musical The Last Five Years with the Amherst Theater & Dance department. In addition to scripted theater, Luke is a member of Mr. Gad’s House of Improv. www.lukeherzog.com.

​Bianca Sass ‘23 is an English and LJST double major who spends her free time talking about feminist jurisprudence, the novel she’s gonna write someday, and Bojack Horseman. She is also a theater kid in disguise with a love for directing original work (or Annie Baker shows). The upcoming one act Blackout will be her debut directing a long-form original production. 

During his time in college, Miles Garcia has tasked himself with far too many extracurriculars—theater being one of them. He has acted in three plays at Amherst (Bad Jews, Circle Mirror Transformation, and The Flick), but his experience performing in and directing plays began in high school. This semester he brings one of his original plays, Workshop, to the stage. Outside of this project you can find him doing improv every Monday night, singing with Route 9, playing drums in various bands, or attempting to make films. If you can’t find him doing any of that, he has probably locked himself in his room to recharge or complete overdue homework.

Guan Liang '25 is stage manager for the Ghostlight Triple Feature.