Arrowhead

Low-Cost Previews: Nov 12 – 20

First Friday for the Military:  Nov 13, 7:00 PM
Complimentary tickets for active duty and veterans.

Opening Night:  Nov 21, 2026, 7:00PM

Pay-What-You-Will & Industry Night:  Nov 30, 7:00PM

Pre-Show Event — Backstage Thursday: Director’s Happy Hour: Dec 4, 6:00PM

Daily: Before and after performances
Come to the show early to enjoy our Clark Cabaret, open one hour before the show time and will remain open after the show.

CAM 
Lindsay Coryne is an actor whose work spans television, independent film, digital series and the stage. Her television credits include some of the medium’s most distinctive character-driven comedies and dramas, including Netflix’s Orange Is the New Black and Disjointed, as well as FX’s Better Things and You’re the Worst. She was also a series regular on the groundbreaking Canadian comedy The Switch.

Onstage, Lindsay played Cam in the 2024 world premiere of Catya McMullen’s Arrowhead at IAMA Theatre Company in Los Angeles. Directed by Jenna Worsham, the queer-centered comedy explored sexuality, feminism, identity, friendship and chosen family. Reviews praised the ensemble’s comic timing and its ability to move naturally between humor and emotionally complicated material.

Across her work, Lindsay is drawn to bold, human stories and has a particular strength for grounded comedy, emotionally honest material, queer storytelling and women whose humor, vulnerability and toughness coexist.

Outside of acting, Lindsay describes her interests as centered around learning, living, love and compassion.

LEVI

Michael DiRoma is thrilled to be making his Diversionary Theatre debut with this production of Arrowhead. He most recently understudied the role of Trevor in The Play That Goes Wrong, following his turn as Howie in Trinity Theatre’s production of Rabbit Hole and his theatrical debut in The Strangers with Chalk Circle Collective. Michael feels extremely fortunate to be working alongside such a talented cast, and has loved exploring the humor and unflinching realness at the core of this story. Outside of rehearsal, he can be found cooking, composing music, and keeping up with his favorite role: dad. Endless thanks to his family and friends for their unwavering love and support.

MAGGIE
Taylor Renee Henderson (she/her) is stoked to be back onstage to play here at Diversionary Theatre after last being seen in the American Premiere of The High Table in 2023! Taylor is a multi-hyphenate artist and performer that has been working professionally on and offstage for an upwards of 10 years across San Diego and Las Vegas. Notable credits include The High Table and A Civil War Christmas (Diversionary), Theatre People, or The Angel Next Door (Scripps Ranch), The Pros and Cons of Feeding Stray Cats (Playwrights Project at The Old Globe) The Mountaintop, The Color Purple (New Village Arts), The Savoyard Murders, The Importance of Being Earnest (Roustabouts Theatre Co), Chicken & Biscuits, Manny and The Wise Queens (Oceanside Theatre Company), As You Like it, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, (New Fortune), Hairspray, Xanadu (SDMT) and RENT at Southwestern College. When she’s not performing you can find Taylor running around at One Of Us, located in the heart of North Park; the first and only women’s sports bar in Southern California. This show is for all the bisexual baddies with a story to tell, and as always, her sugar seal. Thank you for supporting the arts and live theatre! Inspire! Aspire! IG @tay.renee.onstage

BRODY
Lester Isariuz (he/him/his) is thrilled to be making his Diversionary Theatre debut in Arrowhead. He was most recently seen in Loud Fridge Theatre Group’s production of Airness. Additional credits include Swing State, Fragment/o/s of Air/e (OnStage Playhouse), We Lovers (Loud Fridge Theatre Group), This Bitch: Esta Sangre Quiero, Stoneheart (Camino23 Collective). He looks forward to joining the Royal Mexicans Shakespeare Company for its debut production of Romeo and Juliet next year.

STACY
Becca Myers (she/they) is a multi-hyphenate theatre artist: producer, actor, singer, director, and educator who gets joy from everything theatre! Becca is currently working as the Producing Director and Co-Artistic Director of the Lipinsky Family San Diego Jewish Arts Festival, and as a Teaching Artist for The Old Globe. Becca also spends much of the year working creatively in San Diego, including receiving a BroadwayWorld award for acting in 2025. Becca is currently the drama teacher at San Diego Jewish Academy and Mt. Everest Academy, where she works with students over the course of a year to vision, develop, write, and finally produce a fully staged new play, performed by students of all ages.

In 2018, Becca received the Sandy Fisher Award for Excellence in the Creative Arts which is awarded for exceptional work in theatre, including behind the scenes support, activism, and onstage work.

LILY
Angelynne Pawaan (she/her/hers)—colloquially known as Ajay—recently earned her MFA in Acting from The Old Globe/USD Shiley Graduate Theatre Program after completing a B.S. in Cognitive Science and a B.A. in Theatre at UC San Diego. Her professional credits include work with The Old Globe, East West Players, La Jolla Playhouse, and San Diego Repertory Theatre. Offstage, she enjoys deepening her yoga practice, playing cozy video games, and thrifting. Most days, you may find her at the beach trying to keep up with her ENTP terrier-mutt, Hopia. apawaan.com

GEN
Annelise Salazar (she/her/hers) is a San Diego based Theatre and Festival Lighting Designer, and is making her professional acting debut at Diversionary Theatre. Her past theater credits include: RENT, Straddle, TL;DR, The Mystery of Irma Vep, and Dragon Mama (Diversonary), Elsewhere: Clyde’s, Mother of the Maid (MOXIE); Desert Rock Garden, The Ferryman, The Roommate, And Singing in the Rain (New Village Arts Theatre); Water by the Spoonful (Cygnet Theatre, ALD), How the Grinch Stole Christmas (The Old Globe, ALD), Past worked at San Diego Repertory Theatre, Bay Street Theatre, and TuYo Theatre. Annelise invites you to check out her website to keep up with her past, current, and future projects: annelisesalazardesigns.

As always, Annelise sends love to her partner Emily for standing beside her as she pursues this incredible career of make believe!

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