Elliot Hoke (he/him) is an actor, director, dancer, writer, video editor, audio editor, and probably some other things he’s forgetting right now. Based in NYC by way of Bethlehem, PA, Elliot earned his BA in Drama and Media Studies with honors from Vassar College, where he was part of the Vassar Repertory Dance Theatre and Shakespeare Troupe. He has been a member of the Hangar Theatre Lab Company and One Year Lease’s Apprentice Company, performed at the IndyFringe Theater Festival and Samuel French Off Off Broadway Short Play Festival, and directed for the Secret Theatre's Queen's Short Play Festival. He is a co-founder of and the graphic/web designer for the 46 Minutes Collective. He has most recently performed as King Henry IV in Henry IV (Accidental Evils), Paris in Carnival Romeo and Juliet (938 Collective), and Algernon Moncrieff in The Importance of Being Earnest (Indigo Inferno Productions).