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Emily K. Harrison
Assistant Professor of Theatre Emily K. Harrison recently directed a production of Shakespeare’s The Tempest at the Theater at Woodshill, a professional, not-for-profit summer theatre in Sauquoit, N.Y. The production included design expertise from Mike Revenaugh, instructional designer in digital innovation at Burke Library.
 Michael Revenaugh
Mike Revenaugh designed and created 3D printed versions of objects found in the classic Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck for use in the production.

Five current Hamilton students and three alumni also participated in the production, including Jaine Haruka Buck ’28 (Juno/Spirit/dramaturgy team), Del Gonzales ’25 (Ariel), Jules Henderson ’26 (Miranda/3D printing design assistant), Collin Morales ’27 (lighting designer), Roman Padera ’28 (Stephano/dramaturgy team), Sophie Piatkowski ’28 (Ceres/Spirit/dramaturgy team), Claudia Timmins ’28 (Iris/Spirit/dramaturgy team), and Benjamin White ’26 (Sebastian). The production ran for 10 performances July 23-August 2 to sold-out houses.

Posted August 7, 2026

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