Ethan Hood

Ethan Hood (Director), is a junior, double majoring in Film & Television and Theatre Tech & Design. He was an Assistant Stage Manager for Swine Palace’s Roe, and the Assistant Director for LSU Mainstage’s Marburg. He is currently producing the LSU Geaux Film When A Doveweed Blooms and has credits in the other Geaux Films Rush, The Grey Area, There’s Something Wrong in Sugarland, and The Dream List. He is excited about his first time directing a play for LSU.

Priya Hildebrand 

Priya Hildebrand (Daughter Type) is a freshman Theatre (Performance) major.  She is excited to perform in Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom as her first Lab Show at LSU. She appeared in Swine Palace’s People, Places & Things and LSU Theare's Geaux Film Sink or Swim.  Other recent credits include Pipeline, The Ash Girl, and Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind.

Daimon Kokro 

Daimon Kokro (Father-type) is a senior Finance major excited to be part of his third LSU Theatre production. His previous credits include Rachel, To Stand in the Water, and In the Spirit of Twain. He is grateful for the chance to grow as a performer and thanks Ethan Hood, the cast and crew, his friends and family for their unwavering support.

Sam Staggs 

Sam Staggs (Mother Type) is graduating in May with degrees in Theatre (Performance) and Mechanical Engineering. She has previously been seen in LSU Mainstage’s At the Wedding, Our Town, and LSU Lab Season's Man Talk, Woman Talk. She also directed the Lab Season's All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten and has appeared in LSU Theatre's Geaux Films State of Exception and 783 Bowman Avenue. She’s thrilled to be in this production to close out her time at LSU.

Elijah Taylor 

Elijah Taylor (Son-Type) is a freshman Theatre (Performance) Major. Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom is his first LSU Theatre lab show. His previous credits at LSU include Swine Palace's People, Places, and Things (Swine Palace) and the LSU Theatre's Geaux film Sink or Swim.  Other recent credits include: The Sweet Science of Bruising, Into the Woods, A Christmas Carol and 10 Ways to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse.