Alexis McCrae performs in "The Servant of Two Masters" at Western New England University

2017 Jan 11

Western New England University's Stageless Players presented their fall production of The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni as adapted by Constance Congdon, an award-winning playwright and Playwright-in-Residence at Amherst College. The Servant of Two Masters is an Italian comedy written in 1746.

Alexis T. McCrae of Springfield, MA, performs in Western New England University's production of "The Servant of Two Masters." McCrae played the part of Smeraldina. Alexis McCrae is pursuing a Criminal Justice major with a concentration in Criminal Investigations as a junior at Western New England University. This being Alexis's third year in Stageless Players, she is excited to perform in The Servant of Two Masters. Alexis has also performed in Curtains the Musical, The Brother's Grimm Spectaculathon, and Legally Blonde. Prior to attending the University, in her high school career, Alexis has been an actress in seven theatrical shows including Beauty and the Beast, The Importance of Being Earnest, and Seeking Sleeping Beauty.

The production was directed by Western New England seniors Adam Deshefy and Jesse Walters.