DAVID GERSTEN & ASSOCIATES, Publicist
Also represents INTAR, Keen Company, Mint Theater, New Federal Theater, New Georges, Page 73, and Red Bull Theater, as well as the long-running hits Black Angels Over Tuskegee, The Devil’s Music – The Life & Blues of Bessie Smith, and Naked Boys Singing, and the entertainment complex New World Stages and its parent company, Stage Entertainment. David serves on the Board of Governors of ATPAM, the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers (where he is chair of the Press Agent Chapter) and is a member of the Off-Broadway League and a founder of the Off-Broadway Alliance. www.davidgersten.com

DAISY WALKER, Director
Daisy Walker most recently was the Assistant Director of Jersey Boys with Broadway, the 1^st  National Tour, Chicago and Las Vegas companies.  Prior to that she served as Artistic Associate at Classic Stage Company.  Directing credits include; The Little Dog Laughed, Ride, Private Eyes, Stonewall Jackson’s House, Day in the Life of Denise Ivanovich and Hazard County, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre on Cape Cod. Durrenmatt’s The Visit at the Payomet Performing Art Center also on the Cape. Uncle Vanya and the US premiere of Brian Friel’s After Play Hubbard Hall, Cambridge NY, Hedda Gabler University of Minnesota, Minneapolis/Guthrie Theater BFA program. Calling All by Melanie Marnich  & Consumption by Courtney Baron, The Guthrie Lab (Minn). Antonio’s Revenge First Look Festival, Classic Stage Company NYC. 24 hour plays, Atlantic Theatre NYC. Guitar by Julia Jordan, music by Duncan Sheik, La Jolla Playhouse. As Thousands Cheer at the Adirondack Theatre Festival. Other Assistant Directing credits include; The Farnsworth Invention, The Music Box, Sinatra, His Music, His World, His Way at Radio City Music Hall, and Twelfth Night in Central Park, The Public Theatre/NYSF. 2005 Recipient of SSDC Sir John Gielgud Fellowship. MFA from UCSD.

ALAN LESTER BROOKS, Playwright
Alan Lester Brooks is a physician by profession and an author by preference. Born in 1942, he grew up with a great awareness of the events in Europe in that decade and beyond. As his surviving relatives came to America from Europe, he met and grew up among the brothers and sisters of the characters in this play. While attending Pomona College, though a premed student, he developed a special interest in political science and philosophy. He attended UCLA School of Medicine, and, after an internship, was sent to Vietnam as Lieutenant Commander in the US Navy. There he witnessed first hand the miseries of war, poverty, starvations, deprivation and human degradation while tending to civilian Vietnamese casualties. As a physician Dr Brooks has had a special interest in the developing world, teaching abroad extensively. Dr Brooks has been developing A Splintered Soul for more than five years. The play has been presented as staged readings at Albee’s New Frontiers Playwriting Festival in Valdez Alaska in 2005, at the International City Theater in Long Beach in 2005, and at the Odyssey Theater in Los Angeles in 2006. It won the Moondance International Film Festival award for the best full length stage play drama in 2005. A full production was presented at the Odyssey Theatre in 2007. We are honored to have this newly developed version presented at Theater 3 in this Off-Broadway production. The story comes from a condensation of the author’s experiences, and is, in many ways, is a metaphor for the events in Israel today. However, the situations and ethical dilemmas presented have universal applications. Dr Brooks is also author of a book of fictional political philosophy , “UNITY (A Futurists Fable)” published in 2002. www.foundationofunity.org

KEVIN JUDGE, Scenic Designer
Broadway: Irena’s Vow (Walter Kerr Theatre). New York: The Revival and FUBAR (Project Y), Two Rooms (Lion Theatre), Irena’s Vow (Baruch Center for the Performing Arts), The Color of Flesh (St. Luke’s Theatre), A Brush With Georgia O’Keeffe (St. Luke’s Theatre), Frankenstein (37 ARTS), Duse’s Fever (Kirk Theater), Safety (Urban Stages). Regional: Mauritius (Dorset Theater Festival), The Servant of Two Masters (The Shakespeare Theatre of NJ), Hopper's Ghost and The Visit (Payomet Performing Arts Center), Durango (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park), The Diary of Anne Frank (Delaware Theatre Company), Paris Commune and Guitar (La Jolla Playhouse), The Little Dog Laughed and Ride (Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater). Kevin received his MFA from The University of California, San Diego and currently teaches design at the College of Staten Island.

PATRICIA M.  NICHOLS, Lighting Designer
Patricia Nichols holds a MFA in Lighting Design from University of California San Diego.  This fall she will be designing the First National Tour of the Gazillion Bubble Show. Her New York design credits include: Fidelity Futurestage at New World Stages, Because I Can at the Greenwich Theatre, The Souls of Our Feet at the Triangle Theatre, Safety at Urban Stages.  Regional Theatre Credits include: Barefoot In The Park for Skyline Theatre.  Ms. Nichols is the Associate Lighting Designer for the Broadway and all domestic and international productions of Jersey Boys, Broadway’s Pirate Queen, Freeman of Color, and the Broadway and all touring productions of Billy Crystal’s 700 Sundays. Her Assisting credits include Lestat (Broadway), Mambo Kings (San Francisco), Lennon (San Francisco), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Broadway and National Tour), Dracula (Broadway), Sinatra (Radio City Musical Hall) and Wicked (San Francisco). Ms. Nichols is the recipient of the 2004 USITT Young Designer Barbizon Award for Lighting Design.

VALERIE MARCUS RAMSHUR, Costume Designer
Lucille Lortel Nominee Outstanding Costume Design - Victoria Martin Math Team Queen (Women’s Project), New York Premieres:  Glasshouse (FInfer), Till the break of Dawn (Hoch), Jump/Rope (Kuntz), Tuesday’s with Morrie, Meshugah (Naked Angels), Inky (Women’s Project). Little Eyolf, Big Kids, Sword Master, The Wager, Life and Death of Bessie Smith, Romeo and Juliet  (The Acting Company. Other credits include Boston Marriage, (Guthrie Theater, Mpls), The Fantasticks (Cabrillo Stage). Broadway: associate designer  Mother F**cker with the Hat, Lombardi, Behanding In Spokane, Ruined, Caroline or Change, Bobbi Boland and Russell Simmons’ Def Poetry Jam, A Raisin in the Sun. TV:, A Gifted Man, All My Children, One Life to Live, and The View. MFA, NYU Tisch School of the Arts.

NATHAN LEIGH, Sound designer
Nathan Leigh has designed and composed for BTF, ART, CRT, The Debate Society (Gothamist: Best Sound Design 2007The Eaten Heart), Stoneham Theatre (IRNE Best Sound Design 2009 Strangers on A Train), Central Square Theatre (IRNE Best Sound Design 2010 The Hound of the Baskervilles) and many more. With frequent collaborator Kyle Jarrow, Nathan has co-written the plays Big Money (WTF Boris Segall Fellowship 2008), and The Consequences. His serial musical Sealand! is currently running at The Flea Theatre as part of #serials@theflea. Nathan's 2^nd full length solo albumA Life In Transit will be released in fall of 2011. www.nathanleigh.net

JUDY BOWMAN, Casting Director
Upcoming projects include Dan Klores’ The Wood (Rattlestick/dir David Bar Katz), The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Diety (Actors Theatre of Louisville), and After (Partial Comfort Prods). FILM: Tiger Lily Road, Benny the Bum, Pervertigo, Body/Antibody, Duane Incarnate, American Falls (w/Vincent d’Onofrio) & several award-winning shorts. NY Casting Associate: Mean Girls, Something’s Gotta Give, Nowhere To Go But Up & Shortbus. THEATER: New York Stage & Film, LAByrinth Theater Company, HERO Theatre, & Packawallop Productions. REGIONAL THEATERS: Humana Festival, A.R.T (7 seasons), Hangar Theatre, Dorset Theatre Festival, InterAct, & Southern Rep. Adjunct Asst. Professor, Columbia University’s MFA Film program. Billy Ray (producer). www.judybowmancasting.com

ELIZABETH JOY BOJSZA, Dramaturg

Elizabeth currently serves as the Literary Manager of Young Playwrights Inc., a non-profit theatre company founded by Stephen Sondheim and dedicated to fostering the development of playwrights 18 years of age and younger. She also works professionally as a freelance dramaturg and director of community performance projects. She most recently co-directed Swamp Gravy's spring run of The Big Picture in Colquitt, Georgia and is the resident dramaturg of America-in-Play under the artistic direction of Lynn Thomson. Elizabeth graduated from Stony Brook University's MFA dramaturgy program in 2004, and has stayed on at Stony Brook as a faculty member.

HANNAH WOODWARD, Production Stage Manager

New York: Lake Water (IRT), Little Black Dress (The Exchange), The Umbrella Plays (The Tank), Musical Legends (Urban Stages), In Paradise, She Plundered Him, All Eyes & Ears, Night Over Taos (all with Intar), Artfuckers (D.R.2), 24 Hour Plays on Broadway ’08-’10 (American Airlines), 24 Hour Musicals ’10-’11 (Blender Theater), Paula, Keep Your Baggage With You (Theater for the New City), Radnevsky’s Real Magic(Talking Band). Regional: McCarter, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Luna Stage, Helen Hayes Youth Theater, Ogunquit Playhouse.

MARCY REED, Assistant Stage Manager
Marcy Reed most recently worked on Sleeping Beauty Wakes both at the La Jolla Playhouse and McCarter Theatre. Credits at McCarter Theatre also include: The How and The Why (World Premiere), An Iliad, Crimes of the Heart,and A Christmas Carol. From Milwaukee Wisconsin, Marcy is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and she holds a BFA in Stage Management.

DEBORAH WOLFSON, Assistant Director
Favorite directing credits include The Bobbed Haired Bandit (also choreographer, NYIFF), In Your Image (59 E 59), Monroe, IL: Over Here/Townie (On the Square at the Flea), Twelfth Night (the What You Will Speakeasy), America: A Problem Play (Planet Connections Festivity) Williamsburg! The Musical (also choreographer, NYIFF and FringeBENEFIT Reading Series), Brecht's Drums in the Night (Bee Sting at The Flea), shows for Sticky/Blue Box, TSI/Playtime, and multiple readings as the Resident Director for On the Square Productions. Other credits include: Red Bull Theater’s Witch of Edmonton and Revelation Readings, The Farnsworth Invention, Jersey Boys (Broadway, Chicago, Vegas) and seasons at the Berkshire and Williamstown Theatre Festivals as well as the Flea Theater in TriBeCa. This season, she has been choreographing the half-time shows for the Gotham Girl Roller Derby Jeerleaders. Deborah is a graduate of the University of Chicago and an Associate Member of the SDC.

LISA BOSTNAR, Actor
Lisa Bostnar most recently shot a film, "Sweet Kandy" in New Orleans, and "The Sensation of Sight" with David Strathairn. Earlier this year shot “Law & Order, Criminal Intent” - adding to her Guest Star appearances in several TV shows.  She has been on “Law & Order” several times. Some of Lisa's most memorable performances were starring in the critically acclaimed New York productions of The Voysey Inheritance, Madras House, Arthur Schnitzler's  The Lonely Way and Far and Wide, Love Divided By. She has done several show with Off-Broadway’s The Mint Theater Company. Lisa has had the pleasure of playing most of Shakespeare's women . . . at least once.

ELLA DERSHOWITZ, Actor
Ella Dershowitz is thrilled to be making her New York theater debut.  Regional theater: The Screenwriter's Daughter (Vineyard Playhouse).  FILM: upcoming Knife Fight, When in Rome, Macy Madness (FunnyOrDie) and various student films (NYU Tisch, Yale). Television: upcoming "Phil Spector Biopic" written and directed by David Mamet (HBO), “Lie to Me.”  Training includes LAMDA and Yale University (senior theater major).  

DAVID LAVINE, Actor
Off Broadway: Counsellor-At-Law (Peccadillo Theater Company, Obie and Lortel Awards). Regional: Stellyy (Berkshire Fringe); Moonlight & Magnolias, Count Dracula (Gretna Theatre); Waiting for Godot, The Mystery of Irma Vep, A Life in the Theatre, Master Harold ... and the boys (Fleetwood Stage). Film: “Taking Woodstock,” “Knucklehead, Bedford Park Boulevard,” “Life in Flight.” TV: “Pan Am” 
(fall 2011), “Blue Bloods” (fall 2011), “Mercy,” “Law & Order,” “Cupid,” “Onion SportsDome,” “Onion News Network.”   

MICHAEL SAMUEL KAPLAN, Actor
Michael’s west coast stage credits include Sight Unseen (Jonathan Waxman), The Unvarnished Truth (Bill), The Substance of Fire (Martin Geldhart), Castaway (Edmund), Dylan (John Brinnin), and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (Guildenstern). Chicago credits include Unfinished Business, The Radio Play, The Age of Pie, and Breaking the Code. He’s appeared Off-Broadway in Craig Lucas’ adaptation of Miss Julie at Rattlestick Playwrights’ Theatre, Intimate Apparel (Mr. Marks) at Arkansas Repertory Theatre, A Christmas Carol (Bob Cratchit) at The Arts Center Of Coastal Carolina, Family Time (Vinnie) at Manhattan Theatre Source, At A Loss (Josh) at The Kitchen Theatre in Ithaca, in a one-person performance of Deer Season at The Players’ Loft in Greenwich Village, and in the 2006 and 2007 Theatre Brut Series at New Jersey Repertory. From 2008 to 2011, Michael served as an Artist-in-Residence and Visiting Lecturer at Cornell University. His credits in the Cornell Performing Arts Center’s include the regional American premieres of God’s Ear (Ted) and The History Boys (Irwin), as well as Nice People Dancing to Good Country Music (Jim Stools), It’s a Wonderful Life Radio Play (George Bailey), The Government Inspector (Osip), Our Town (Stage Manager) and Those Learned Ladies (Trissotin). TV credits include Seinfeld, Saved by the Bell and Law & Order. BFA from the North Carolina School of the Arts, and additional training from the Yale School of Drama, American Conservatory Theatre, and University of California, Los Angeles. www.michaelsamuelkaplan.com

JOHN MICHALSKI, Actor
John Michalski has just returned from Virginia Shakespeare Festival in Williamsburg VA, where he appeared as Polonius in Hamlet.  His most recent appearance in NYC was as Graham in the world premier of In Your Image by Rob Benson, at 59E59.  His work in theater now spans nearly 40 years from Broadway (Herzl, Sherlock Holmes, Gorey Stories), Off-Broadway (Roundabout Theatre Co, Minetta Lane Theater’s Gross Indecency), Regional, Stock, National Tours (M. Butterfly, Sherlock Holmes) and Showcase. TV includes General Hospital and Unsolved Mysteries.  He is an alumna of The Juilliard School, Drama Division, Group II, under the direction of the late John Houseman.  His wife, Jillian Lindig, is also an actor. 

ANYA MIGDAL, Actor
A child actor in her native Russia, Anya switched to classical piano at the age of 10 upon moving to the US and continued to study professionally at the prestigious Manhattan School of Music, winning numerous competitions and awards.  As an actress, Anya studied with such luminaries as Larry Moss, Patsy Rodenberg, Wynn Handman, Bob Krakower as well as at the Public Theater’s Shakespeare Lab.  Most recently, Anya was seen as Irina in HERO Theatre's benefit staged reading of Chekhov's Three Sisters, directed by Lisa Peterson and featuring Arian Moayed and Jeremy Shamos. Some of her other stage credits include the role of Ariel in a special production of The Tempest at the Public Theater, directed by Joe Morton; Two Bare Arms at the York Theatre, a play about a classical pianist, that allowed her to combine her two loves – acting and music; Agnes in Tony Kushner’s A Bright Room Called Day;  Money: A Chamber Opera a musical play based on several Chekhov short stories; and Full Moon and High Tide in the Ladies Room, which was her stage debut.  Her TV credits include numerous guest star appearances on “Law & Order CI,” “SVU” and “Trial by Jury.” She recently completed work on “Detour”, a film directed by Bobby Webster (Cinematographer on the Academy Award winning “God of Love”).  Anya & The Unpredictables –  a band she formed in which she plays the piano and sings lead vocals – is currently recording its first album for the Composers Concordance/Naxos labels.

KENNY MORRIS, Actor
Broadway:  Hairspray; Les Miserables; Jacques Brel… (20^th Anniv.); The Tenth Man (LCT). National/Intl Companies:  Sunset Boulevard; Jolson: the Musical; Joseph…; Doubles (w/Robert Reed); Sessue (Tokyo); Les Miserables (SF). Off-Broadway:  A New Brain (LCT); The Quick-Change Room (dir. Orson Beane). Regional:  Caroline, Or Change (Guthrie Theater Kushner Festival), Cabaret
(w/Deborah Gibson), Visiting Mr. Green (Public Theater), Gypsy (w/Karen Mason), Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom; Diary of Anne Frank; City of Angels; Rags. Films/TV: “Law & Order: Criminal Intent;” “Third Watch” (NBC); “Big;” “Radio Days;” “Nous York” (Upcoming Nov 2011).

SID SOLOMON, Actor
New York: Romeo and Juliet, The Comedy of Errors (The Acting Company), David Lindsay-Abaire's Snow Angel (LCT Directors Lab), Einstein and Mileva (Crosshatch Theatre), Much Ado About Nothing (Boomerang Theatre). Regional: Guthrie Theater, Florida Stage, Georgia Shakespeare, Minneapolis' Children's Theatre Company, among others. TV: "Law & Order.” Training: B.F.A., University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater; High School of Performing Arts, New York.

BRIAN TOM O'CONNOR, Director
Brian O'Connor's New York or world premieres include Reggie Cheong-Leen's The Nanjing Race at at Abingdon Theatre Company, Skeleton at the Feast by Jim Beggarly, Robert Cessna's David and Arthur, Arthur and David (Workshop Theater Company), Demolition by Ben Sahl (Columbia Dramatists), Taking Liberties by Dave Carley, and Mr. Cessna's Trios and Final Vows. Opera credits include The Magic Flute, The Impresario, and La Serva Padrona for the Bronx Opera Company. Brian has also directed at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Stella Adler Conservatory, and the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. He was artistic director of The New Moon Theatre Company in Vermont, and also directed the first staged reading of Samuel Beckett’s first play, Eleutheria, at the National Arts Club. With Debra Vogel, Mr. O'Connor created and performed in three O'Connor & Vogel musical comedy cabaret revues, Guy & Doll, How To Be Perfect, and Found & Lost, which the duo performed at Don't Tell Mama, Odette's, and Seven Angels Theatre. As an actor Mr. O’Connor appeared with Resonance Ensemble (Caesar and Cleopatra), the Workshop Theater (Henry IV, as Falstaff), Opening Doors Theatre (The Best Little Whorehouse Goes Public), The Shakespeare Project (Midsummer Night’s Dream), Nebraska Rep (Rough Crossing), and StageWorks (Man of Destiny), among many others.

KENDALL RILEIGH, Actor
Kendall Rileigh is delighted to be part of this production. National Tours: Great Expectations; Charlotte’s Web. NY: off-Broadway revival of Another Part of the Forest; The Drunkard; Sex & Violence; The Tempest; The Three Sisters; A Piece of My Heart; There Will Come Soft Rains; The Melting Pot. Regional: Romeo & Juliet; The Seagull; The Cherry Orchard; The Lonesome West; The Miss Firecracker Contest; Antigone; Midsummer Night’s Dream. Upcoming: The Orpheus Variations. Film: lead in feature Eight Lessons in Living Together. Training: Duke University, Moscow Art Theatre, NY Circus Arts, Streb Lab. Kendall is also an aerialist and a playwright. Her plays Marginalia; Taking Toll; Some Fatal, Some Fortunate; The Fish Can Dance; and An Ideal Husband (adaptation) have been produced in NYC. www.kendallrileigh.com

SHARA ASHLEY ZEIGER, Actor
Most recently you could have seen Shara Ashley Zeiger as Rebecca in Angry Young Women in Low-rise Jeans with High Class Issues at Theater for the New City. Some of Shara's more memorable work has been seen at La MaMa E.T.C., PS 122, Kitchen Theatre, Society Hill Playhouse, on tour with The National Theater for Arts & Education and with various sketch groups. She is an active member of The RiFraC Collective, and does many readings around town. Shara was a regular comedian on MTV’s FNMTV and you can see her promo for Millionaire running on ABC. She recently shot the short Gasp! that will premiere at festivals this spring. Shara is alum of Ithaca College ’s Theatre Department, and The O’Neill Center’s National Theater Institute. She currently studies at UCB.
www.youtube.com/SharaAshleyZ

MAXWELL ZENER, Actor
Maxwell Zener appeared Off-Broadway in Men of Clay and American Girls. Other NY credits: The Importance of Being Earnest, The Lower Depths, Caesar and Cleopatra, Time to Burn, Strange Bedfellows (Resonance Ensemble); The Memo, Linguish (UTC#61); Twelfth Night (Dog Run Rep); A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Lady Windermere’s Fan (Oberon). Regional credits include: As You Like It (Williamstown Theatre Festival), Here to Stay (Signature Theatre – VA), and Rounding Third (Millbrook Playhouse). He appears in two recently released independent films: Jim and Shooting Script. He is a proud member both of Resonance Ensemble and of Second Studio Theatre Company.

ANDREW LU, Scenic Designer
Andrew Lu's recent design credits include: The Nanjing Race by Reggie Cheong-Leen (Abingdon Theatre, NYC); Truce by Marilee Talkington and Justin Quinn Pelegano (NOHspace, San Francisco and The Woodland Opera House, Woodland CA); Eminene by Barton Bishop (NYC Fringe 2009); Still the River Runs by Barton Bishop (Center Stage, NYC - Nominated for a New York Innovative Theatre Award for Outstanding Lighting Design); Attrition by Marilee Talkington (Exit on Taylor Theater, San Francisco); Professional Skepticism by James Rasheed (Abingdon Theatre, NYC); Measure For Measure by William Shakespeare (Theatre 3, NYC); Crave by Sarah Kane (Centre Stage, NYC); The Passion of Winnie composed by Bongani Ndodana-Breen (Isabel Bader Theatre, Toronto); The Polished Hoe by Colin Taylor and Alison Sealy-Smith (Enwave Theatre at Harbourfront, Toronto); Lion in the Streets by Judith Thompson (Abingdon Theatre, NYC). www.andrewmeyerlu.com

ISABELLA F. BYRD, Lighting Designer
Once Upon a Time in New Jersey (Prospect Theatre), Misanthrope (Lehman), Binge (SLANT Theatre Project), Order and Othello @ Theater Row, Long Way Go Down (Clurman Lab Theater), Golden Gate (Williamstown), Crimes of the Heart and Swan Lake at College-Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati. Associate/Assist credits: The Lisbon Traviata (Kennedy Center), Play Dead (Teller & Todd Robbins), A Steady Rain (Bway). Isabella has also worked with the Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Alley Theater, Cincinnati Ballet, Stella Adler Studio and is the Assoc. General Manager for 13Playwrights. www.isabellabyrddesign.com

JULIA FRIERI, Assistant Director & Assistant Stage Manager
Julia Frieri recently graduated from Bucknell University with a BA in Theatre and a minor in dance. Directing credits at Bucknell include bobrauschenbergamerica by Charles Mee and Mud by Maria Irene Fornes. Assistant Directing credits include Once Upon a Time in New Jersey (Prospect Theater Company) and Three by the Sea (Looking Glass Theatre). She is a member of the East/West Project and will be performing with the ensemble at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival next summer.

ELINA de SANTOS, Director
Elina de Santos’ Los Angeles directing credits include: for the Pasadena Playhouse, the highly acclaimed Vincent in Brixton; for the Pacific Resident Theatre, Rocket to the Moon (LADCC Nominee for direction 2004), Death of a Salesman, A Delicate Balance, and Orpheus Descending, which garnered multiple awards including the top LADCC Awards for performance, direction and production 2003; for the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble, the LA premiere and multi-award winning Speed the Plow, All My Sons and a nine month run of Awake and Sing!; for the Ark Theatre Company, A Doll’s House which garnered a LA Weekly nomination for Best Director 2007. Regional credits include: Orphans (OC Weekly Best Production, BSW Best Production, LADCC Best Production Nomination), Tennessee in the Summer, Romeo and Juliet: Circus Verona (Ovation Nomination), Awake and Sing! (Winner of LADCC award, LA Weekly nomination, multiple BSW awards), All My Sons, Speed the Plow (west coast premiere, several BSW awards), and shows with Berkshire Theatre Festival, Pittsburgh Public Theatre, Deaf West Theatre, International City Theatre. www.elinadesantos.com

GREG MULLAVEY, Actor
Greg Mullavey has appeared in well over 100 theatre productions all over North America. On Broadway, he starred in Romantic Comedy, with Mia Farrow and Tony Perkins, in Rumors, and in the National Tour of The Sisters Rosensweig. He has also appeared in numerous Off-Broadway productions. Some of his regional credits include: Alaska Light Opera; Coconut Grove Theatre (directed by Tony Award winner, John Rando); Old Globe Theatre (directed by Tony Award winner, Jack O’Brien); The Guthrie; Cleveland Playhouse; George St. Playhouse; Pittsburgh’s Public; and GEVA. In Los Angeles he has received six Drama-Logue Awards and a L.A. Weekly Award. His roles range from his portrayal of Lee Strasberg, (one of Greg’s teachers,) in Names, to Shylock in Merchant of Venice, Gayev in The Cherry Orchard with Alfred Molina, Leonato in Much Ado About Nothing, Serge in Art, Tiger Brown in Three Penny Opera, as Victor Fleming in Moonlight and Magnolias, and most recently at The Odyssey Theatre, How the Other Half Loves. He is a member of the TV Academy and his extensive television credits range from Gunsmoke to E.R. with 100s in between, included James Michener’s mini-series, Centennial. He has been a regular on four TV series, but is best known for his role as “Tom Hartman” on Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. Greg is also a member of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts &Sciences and has appeared in over 40 films.

ARMIN SHIMERMAN, Actor
After graduating from UCLA with a degree in English and a specialization in Shakespeare, Armin Shimerman apprenticed at the prestigious San Diego Old Globe Theater and eventually took over the lead comic roles. Armin went on to work many years on Broadway in Three Penny Opera at Lincoln Center, St. Joan at the Circle in the Square, Broadway, and finally Richard Rogers’ last musical I Remember Mama. Regional Theater work followed including classical plays at Stage West, Connecticut Shakespeare Festival, Vermont Champlain Shakespeare Festival, Indiana Repertory, Rutgers’ Mason Gross Theater, Los Angeles Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles Theatre Center, Tyrone Guthrie Theater, Seattle’s ACT, and the San Diego Repertory Theatre production of King Lear. He has guest starred in over 80 different TV shows and had major recurring roles in Beauty and the Beast, Brooklyn Bridge, Invisible Man, the Handler, Judge Hooper on Boston Legal and, of course, Principal Snyder in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. However, he is perhaps best known as the Series Regular QUARK on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. He was nominated for LA Drama Critics Award for his performance of The Birthday Party at The Matrix Theater. He is a Shakepeare teacher, a journalist for Back Stage East, a three time published novelist, and a current Board member of the LA classical theatre, the Antaeus Theater Company.

NICK MENNELL, Actor
Nick Mennell was awarded the Los Angeles Theater Audience Award for Best Actor for Susan Rubin’s Bitch in 2007. He graduated from The Juilliard School of Drama in 2005. In 2004, he was awarded an additional scholarship to train in Oxford, England under the auspices of teachers from London’s Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts as well as other renowned professionals of English stage and film. Some of his favorite New York stage credits include A Memory of Two Mondays, Three Sisters, Hamlet, and the world premieres of American Occupation and The Odyssey. He can be seen on the TV series Numbers (CBS) as well as the upcoming NBC series Southland. He can also be seen in the films My Little Eye (WorkingTitle/Universal), Halloween (Dimension), and the upcoming Lost Tribe (Lionsgate) as well as the new hit remake of Friday the 13th (Warner Bros).

MOLLY SCHAFFER, Actor
Molly Schaffer's most recent theatre credits include Elina de santos' production of Proof at Pacific Resident Theatre, Tom Beyer's three person adaptation of Richard III at PRT, and Maggie in Marshall Mason's Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at both Cincinatti Playhouse and Repertory Theater of St. Louis. Other favorite roles include Leonora in Noel Coward's, Tonight at 8:30 (LADCC Best Actress Nomination), Sarah in Spinning into Butter at Actors Theater of Phoenix, and Hannah in Marshall Mason's Night of the Iguana. Molly's most recent television credits include NBC's The Black Donnelly's (recurring guest star) and CBS's The Unit. She also recurred on The West Wing and was in the Academy Award Winning film Crash.

MAGGIE PEACH, Actor
Maggie Peach recently won the Four Star Theatre Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in Madwomen of Chaillot at Ojai Arts Center, received an Orange Award Nomination for her role as "Maria Callas" in Master Class at Long Beach Playhouse, and won a show Award for Lead Actress in Noel Coward's Still Life at the Melrose Theatre.

CHRISTOPHER FRANCIOSA, Actor
Christopher Franciosa was seen Off-Broadway in The Charity That Began at Home at The Mint Theatre, with Brendan Fraser in the film Monkeybone and as Darth Vader on Chapelle’s Show. Regional theater credits include among many others Antony & Cleopatra with Mercedes Ruehl at Actor’s Theatre of Louisville, Camino Real with Eli Wallach at The Actor’s Studio, Dan in Closer at The Hippodrome Theatre, Treplev in The Seagull, Tom Joad in Grapes of Wrath, Ellard in The Foreigner, Laertes in Hamlet, Trinculo in The Tempest, and all the male roles in The Trojan Women. A writer as well, Christopher was recently invited to participate in the prestigious Warner Bros. Dramatic Television Writing workshop and was a finalist in England’s Sussex Playwright’s Club Television Play Competition. As a playwright, he has had numerous works produced throughout the U.S. and recently enjoyed a workshop production of his Pompeii at the Ruskin Group Theatre in Santa Monica.

ORESTES ARCUNI, Actor
Orestes Arcuni had recently been seen on stage in the LA area as Marek in My, Antonia at The Pacific Resident Theatre and at the Rubicon Theatre. Entertainment Today nominated him in the Best New Discovery Category in their Theatre Awards for 2008. Last year Orestes also performed in W;t at the Repertory East Playhouse in Santa Clarita playing the role of Dr. Jason Posner. Favorite regional roles include George in Of Mice and Men (Human Race Theatre in Dayton, OH) and Romeo in Romeo and Juliet (Kentucky Repertory Theatre). Originally from NY, Orestes holds a BFA from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and an MFA from The Hilberry Theatre at Wayne State University in Detroit. TV credits include Veronica Mars, The Young and the Restless, All My Children, and Another World. Orestes maintains an interest in writing and directing as well. He is the co-author of the feature screenplay Rumble Doll currently optioned by Transplant Entertainment, and was the Assistant Director for the original NY production of Portraits (Union Square Theatre). www.orestesarcuni.com

DAVID CLAYBERG, Actor
David Clayberg has recently appeared as Happy in Death of a Salesman, directed by Elina de Santos. Other favorite roles include Ronnie in Ray Cooney's Out of Order at the El Portal Center for the Arts, Donal Davoren in Sean O'Casey's Shadow of a Gunman, stints as Adhémar in Divorçons and Prince Albert in The Swan, and Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream.

LEIGH ALLEN, Lighting Designer
Leigh Allen is a recent recipient of the Career Achievement Award for Lighting Design from the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle. Some of her work includes: Champagne (for Regent Cruise Lines), Shimmy! (for Princess Cruise Lines), Snoopy on Ice (for Jill Schultz), Killer Joe (winner of LA Ovation Award: Production of the Year), The Prince of LA (at The Old Globe in San Diego), and Vincent in Brixton (at Pasadena Playhouse). She has also received the LA Drama Critics Circle and LA Weekly Lighting Design Awards for Johnny Got His Gun.

STEPHEN GIFFORD, Set Designer
Stephen Gifford hales from Missouri where he worked closely with The Opera Theatre of St. Louis, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, and the Muny for five years before moving to New York to attend NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. He received his MFA in Scenic Design and designed She Loves Me, The Good Person of Setzuan (NYU); A Way to Begin (Alternative Theatre); The Bicycle (Bicycle Productions); Into the Woods and Anne Frank and Me (City Lights Youth Theatre); and The Barber of Seville (Juneau Lyric Opera). Since moving to LA in 2005, he has designed: Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune and The All Night Strut (International City Theatre); The Graduate, Miss Witherspoon, Assassins, The Sweetest Swing in Baseball (West Coast Ensemble); Hollywood Christmas Show, 1776, Leading Ladies, Makin Hay (Actor's Co-op); Aladdin, The Dangerous Christmas of Red Riding Hood, Beauty and the Beast (Nine O' Clock Players); Beggars in the House of Plenty (Shadwell Productions); Lady (The Road Theatre); Oliver! (Alex Theatre). Stephen is happy to be working again with Elina on Misalliance after working together on Razorback for Rogue Machine last year. Upcoming productions include the West Coast premiere of Is He Dead? and Facing East at ICT, Sidhe at the Road, and Big for West Coast Ensemble. www.stephengifforddesign.com

DENNIS BALLARD, Costume Designer
Dennis Ballard has designed SpringScape, Tea and Temptation and Staged Fright for American Ballet Theatre. His New York, Off Broadway designs include Acts of Love, Ascension, Frankenstein Summer, and Bartleby the Scrivener. He has recently designed productions for the Hudson Stage, Florida Stage, and the Berkshire Theater Festival. His theater design work has been seen throughout the United States as well as in France, China, England and Japan. He is currently a Design Teaching Artist for the American Ballet Theater and travels with the company when they perform throughout the United States. Dennis is thrilled to work with director Elina De Santos again, having recently designed her production of Rogue Machine's Razorback. www.dennisballard.com

CHRISTOPHER MOSCATIELLO, Sound Designer
Christopher Moscatiello's international broadcast credits include original music for NBC, Fox Television, AOL Time Warner, National Geographic, Channel 5 (U.K.), ZDF (Germany), The Discovery Channel, The Learning Channel and MSNBC, as well as numerous independent films, television commercials and multimedia projects. In 1997 he completed a ballet commissioned by the Kirov Academy of Ballet that saw its world premiere in the spring of that year. Prior to relocating to LA, he spent three years as Associate Artistic Director and Conductor of The Boston Chamber Ensemble. Chris holds a Master's Degree in Conducting and a Bachelor's Degree in Composition from Oberlin Conservatory of Music. He composed music for the beloved documentary March of the Penguins. www.moscatiello.com

ARIANA JOHNS, Actor
Ariana Johns performed her solo show, Vampingo…a comedy with bite in the 2007 N.Y. International Fringe Festival, after its premiere at Actor’s Art Theatre in L.A. Also at AAT, she performed in and wrote the long-running Moonbite and Rapturous Delirium, and she’s currently developing a screenplay of Vampingo with Jolene Adams. Off-Broadway, she’s acted in Pigeons On The Walk and I Got The Stagestruck Blues On A Mobius Trip, which was also produced at the BoarsHead Theatre in MI. Other credits include The Killing Of Sister George, Eccentricities Of A Nightingale, and Stay Pretty (actor/author). Regionally, she’s worked with Allison Janney (The Real Inspector Hound), Joanne Woodward and Judith Ivey (Hay Fever), and Mark Moses (Spring Awakening). She is the recipient of a Drama-Logue award for The Midnight Court, and received an A.D.A. nomination for Baby With The Bathwater. She received critical acclaim for her work as Shelly Winters in the world premiere of Robert Patrick’s Hello, Bob, and for her original monologues that she performed in the SOLO series with Sandra Tsing-Loh. www.vampingoproductions.com

MICAH FREEDMAN, Actor/Graphic Designer
Micah Freedman’s New York credits include Angels in America, Arcadia, Mad Forest, Jean Anouilh’s Antigone, Scenes from an Execution, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Macbeth, Comedy of Errors, and Ghosts (with Abigail Rose Solomon.) His regional credits include Fiddler in the Roof and Almost Like Being in Love (Barter Theatre), Showboat and Phantom (Gateway Playhouse), and Music Man (Mill Mountain). Micah graduated from Stanford University where he studied Music, Acting and Computer Science. He is Co-Founder and Artistic Director of QED Productions, based in New York City, where he lives. www.qedproductions.org

ALEXANDER WRIGHT, Music Director & Composer
Alexander Wright is a member of the Eighth Hand String Band, has written music for "Twelfth Night," played banjo in "Three Penny Opera," played for Native Voices "Berlin Blues," produced CD recordings of "Lies Like Truth" and "John O'Connor" and played on Arigon Starr's "Red Road." He was recipient of the LAWEE Career Achievement and Production of the Year Awards and honored as an Alton Jones Arts Future recipient.

CHRISTINA WRIGHT, Costume Designer
Christina Wright most recently costumed "Culture Clash" and "The Birds" at the Getty Villa. She has designed costumed for Native Voices at The Autry for seven years. Over the past 26 years, she has designed and created costumes for Robert Wilson and Philip Glass' opera "Monsters of Grace," David Schweitzer's "Transformations," Bill Viola's "Quintet of the Astonished," "Notes: On Performance" at the Wallenboyd Theatre and many Shakespeare productions directed by her husband, Alex Wright. Other favorite productions include "The Mystery of Irma Vep" and "The Rocky Horror Show" at the Tiffany Theatre, and "Surfing DNA" at East West Players.

MAURA MCGUINNESS, Lighting Designer
Maura McGuinness has designed lights for a variety of events on both coasts and has traveled the world with different companies as a lighting designer, master electrician and technical director. In Los Angeles, her designs include the acclaimed "Internet Dating- The Musical" at Artworks Theatre (World Premiere), "Los Muertos" at the Elephant Asylum (World Premiere), "The Merchant of Venice" at the Ivy Substation and "the Tempest" at the 24th St.Theatre, both with LAWSC. She has also done design for performance art and dance and her designs have been seen at The Lillian, Odyssey, Hudson, Ivar and Coronet theatres and the historic Hollywood Bowl. She also works and designs for Grand Performances, which offers free access to varied artists from around the world, in the heart of downtown LA.

MARY TRAHEY, Hair & Make Up Designer
Mary Trahey has been with the L.A. Women's Shakespeare Company since 2001, doing make up and hair designs for "The Tempest" and "The Merchant of Venice." Some other credits include: "A "Circus" Christmas Carol" (ICT Long Beach), "Macbeth" (El Camino College), "Feel Better Fast" (short film), and working with the national touring company of "Cats" in Chicago.

SCOTT ASHBY, Fight Choreographer
Scott Ashby is a fight choreographer and teacher with years of experience in the field of Film and Theatre Education. His training as both a classical actor and certified stuntman, along with his lifelong studies of philosophy and behavioral science are the basis for his teaching methods and choreographic style. His practice of teaching nonviolence through the use of Classical Theatre and Stage Combat techniques have been adapted as a standard in several Theatre Schools and training programs.

KIMBERLEIGH AARN, Actor
Kimberleigh Aarn's L.A. Women's Shakespeare Company roles include Gratiano in "The Merchant of Venice" (Ovation Award Nomination, Hermione in "Winter's Tale," Claudio in "Much Ado About Nothing," Helena in "Midsummer Night's Dream," and Claudio in "Measure for Measure." Regional she has worked with Actors Theatre in Louisville, Mark Taper Forum, New Works, Geva, Center Stage, Arena Stage, Old Globe, O'Neill Theatre Center, Yale Rep, and Shakespeare & Company. She appeared on Broadway in "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" (Tony Award & Drama Desk Nomination), and Off-Broadway in "One of the All Time Greats" at the Cherry Lane Theatre. On television she has appeared in "Angel," "Family Law," "The People," "Guiding Light," and in an independent short film "The Portrait."

FRAN BENNETT, Actor
Fran Bennett has worked at Theatre at Boston Court, REDCAT, the Getty Villa, as well as playing several roles for L.A. Women's Shakespeare Company. She has worked abroad in France and Italy and spent 12 years at the Guthrie Theatre as an actress and voice and movement director.Fran has won an Ovation Award, an NAACP Theatre Award, a Drama-Logue Award, and is the recipient of the first AEA/AFTRA/SAG Diversity Honor Award. Her TV and Film credits include "Boston Legal," "Crossing Jordan," "The Book of Daniel" (series regular), "In the Heat of the Night" (recurring), and "Chicago Hope."

DREYA WEBER, Actor/Aerialist
Dreya Weber recently produced and starred in "The Gymnast," recipient of 18 awards at various film festivals. Her theatre credits include the West Coast Premiere of Austin Pendleton's "Orson's Shadow" which won Garland, Ovation and LADCC Awards for Best Production. She has also worked with the New York Shakespeare Festival and Roundabout. She toured for three years at choreographer and aerial soloist for Cher's Living Proof Farewell Tour. She has also choreographed aerials for Madonna's Re-Invention Tour, Christine Aguilera's Back To Basics Tour and Pink's I'm Not Dead and Try This Tours. www.thegymnastfilm.com

CATE CAPLIN, Choreographer
Cate Caplin has produced, directed and choreographed over 100 productions. Her work has been seen on television, in films and in theatrical venues world wide from the Paris Opera House to the Broadway Stage. Cate is also a published writer and coaches both actors and dancers. She has won 34 first place titles including five “US Open” , three World Titles and Multiple Gold Medals in Theatrical ShowDance with dance partner Gary Franco and her Production company, Night and Day Entertainment, co-founded with Creative partner Vernon Willet, custom designs entertainment for private parties, corporate events and industrial trade shows.www.catecaplin.com

JOCELYN JACKSON, Actor
Jocelyn Jackson grew up in the Bay Area where she studied at the American Conservatory Theater and performed on the mainstage. She also worked with the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival and the African American Shakespeare Company. She received her M.F.A. in Acting from the University of Washington (ranked third in the nation by U.S. News & World Report). Her television credits include "House, Passions, Bill Nye the Science Guy and Crime Strike." Among others, she has worked with TheSpyAnts, Ark, and Blue Sphere Alliance theater companies.

CHRISTIAN S. ANDERSON, Actor
Christian S. Anderson just finished a run of A Bed and A Bar at the Gloria Gifford Conservatory Theatre. He has worked regionally at The Rubicon Theatre, The Utah Shakespearean Festival, Kentucky Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare Sedona, and The Southwest Shakespeare Festival. Born in Chicago, Christian worked locally at The Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, First Folio Shakespeare Festival, and the Organic Theatre. On TV, Christian has appeared on "Will & Grace, According to Jim, Cuts," and multiple times on "The Young and the Restless." Most recently, he co-starred on the NBC pilot Community Service.

SARAH SIDO, Actor
Sarah Sido's recent theatrical credits include Abigail in The Crucible at The International City Theatre, Renee in Dark Rapture at the Evidence Room, Bianca in The Taming of the Shrew at the Orpheum Theatre, and Desdemona in Othello with Will and Company. Favorite New York credits include Bloody Poetry at the Classic Stage Company and Heart of a Dog at Theatre for a New City, as well as having toured with The National Shakespeare Company. Television and Film credits include Without a Trace, Lollilove and Les Superficiales; the latter two having just screened at the Cannes Film Festival Market. She can also be seen and heard in numerous commercials and video games.

RYAN MICHELLE BATHE, Actor
Ryan Michelle Bathe was nominated for a 2006 SAG Award for the hit series "Boston Legal" on which played the role of Sara Holt. She most recently shot the ABC comedy pilot "Pink Collar" with Alicia Silverstone. Ryan has also appeared in TV movies "Lackawanna Blues" and "Good Fences", as well as on "ER", "Girlfriends", "Half & Half", and "The Education of Max Bickford". Her theatre credits include "As You Like It", at The Guthrie Theater, "Much Ado about Nothing" at the Old Globe and "Hot Mikado" at the Ford Theater. Ryan received her BA from Stanford University and her MFA from Tisch, NYU Graduate Acting Program.

NICK HOFFA, Actor
On stage, Nick Hoffa was most recently in the award-winning Theatre at Boston Court’s production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children directed by Jessica Kubzansky and starring Camille Saviola. Prior to that, he acted with Wendie Malick, Dan Lauria and Dorian Harewood in Questa, a play that was executive produced by David Milch. Other credits include roles on Alias, Monk, Strong Medicine and in several independent films and national commercials. He is relatively new to Los Angeles, coming most directly from San Francisco, where he worked with Sierra Repertory Theatre, New Conservatory Theater, Subterranean Shakespeare, Fools Fury, and 42nd Street Moon. He trained at the American Conservatory Theatre and Full Circle and for three years directed the IMCO theater company. A Massachusetts native, Nick attended Wesleyan University.

JENNIFER ROSEN, Actor
Jennifer Rosen wrote, performed in, and produced her solo show, "Tall Girl", at the Groundlings Theatre. The show, which received LA Weekly’s Comedy Pick of the Week, was directed by Groundlings’ founder, Gary Austin. After graduating from the Circle in the Square Theatre School in New York, Jennifer acted in several NYU films and off-off Broadway plays including Alan Ball’s "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress" and Ibsen’s "An Enemy of the People." She also performed in two improv troupes, On The Spot and The Grown-Ups’ Playground at the New York Comedy Club. Since moving to Los Angeles, Jennifer has acted in USC graduate films and most recently completed "Blue Ribbon," an AFI film. She is currently a member of the Theatre District at the Cast theatre company in Hollywood. Jennifer earned her M.A. and B.A. in English Literature from Stanford. www.jenniferrosen.net

JULES WILLCOX, Actor
Jules Willcox recently received her MFA from UCLA’s Department of Theatre, Film and TV. While at UCLA she received the Jack Nicholson and Rod Steiger Awards for Excellence in Acting. Having grown up on a farm in Missouri, her love for theatre and film has taken her from the University of Missouri to the Off-Broadway theatres of NYC to the soundstages of LA. Favorite roles include: Ophelia in Hamlet, Dorinda in The Beaux’ Stratagem, and Tessa in the west coast premier of Charles Mee’s Summertime.

CHRIS BROWN, Actor
Chris Brown is excited to be in her fifith performance in LA. This past season she played the lovely "Sasha" on Fox's cartoon show "The Bratz". She is a graduate from The University of Tennessee with a degree in Theatre and a minor in dance.

WILL BEINBRINK, Actor
Will Beinbrink just wrapped on a pilot called "Companytown" playing a yoga teacher. Recently he shot a commercial for Jeep and a Guest star for "Related" on the WB. Most recently theater credits include "Monipulat" at Manhattan Class Company last fall and "Twelfth Night" for the LA Shakespeare Festival.

MICHAEL MULLEN, Costume Designer
Michael Mullen is a graduate of U.S.C.'s School of Theatre and The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising's fashion design department. Michael has costume designed many projects on stage and film. He just recently received a Garland Award honorable mention for his costumes in "THE MULLEN MIX", a one-man show that he co-wrote, performed in, and costumed. As an actor, some of you might also remember him as "Miss Texas" in the Los Angeles premiere of the campy hit musical "PAGEANT" which ran for about four months at The Hudson Avenue Theatre a couple of years ago.

RACQUEL LEHRMAN, THEATRE PLANNERS, Producer
Racquel Lehrman is the founder and managing director of Theatre Planners, her own theatre production/PR firm. She graduated from NYU-Tisch School of the Arts and lived in NY for over ten years producing theatre. Theatre Planners has since developed into a very busy and successful outlet for actors, producers and theatre companies. Doing everything from publicity, consulting, printing and graphics, we love making productions a reality and helping to keep the theatre scene in LA alive and strong. Racquel has recently acquired the Actor's Gang old space on Centro and is the new owner of the LOUNGE THEATRE in Hollywood on Theatre Row.To learn more about Racquel and Theatre Planners, go to www.theatreplanners.com

MICHAEL DONOVAN, C.S.A., Casting Director
Michael Donovan casts for film, television, theatre and commercials. His credits include the upcoming features "Comedy Hell" and "Hot Tamale", nine TV series, and over 1,000 commercials. Michael casts extensively for the theatre, and is the recent recipient of the Casting Society of America's Artios award, given for Outstanding Achievement in Casting. Current and upcoming productions include "Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure" (both at Pasadena Playhouse and Arizona Theatre Company), "Zorba" (Reprise!), and "Bark!" (both at the Coast Playhouse in L.A., and at the Chicago Center for the Performing Arts). Recent credits include "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (Shakespeare Festival/LA), "A Picture of Dorian Gray" (at The Theatre @ Boston Court in Pasadena), and "The Story" (at I.C.T. in Long Beach). Also a director, Michael recently helmed GuerriLA Theatre's production of "Banned Plays." Michael is currently teaching at U.C.L.A., and is the Artistic Director of the newly-formed Culver City Playhouse.

PHILIP SOKOLOFF, Publicist
Philip Sokoloff is L.A.'s most active theater publicist, representing over 100 live attractions annually in L.A. and Ventura Counties. Also an actor, he recently appeared in "The Tempest" at the MET and in Ray Bradbury's "Almost Midnight" at New Place Theatre.

SOPHIA ALEXANDER, Production Stage Manager
Sophia Alexander is a native of Los Angeles. She is a Journalism Major at California State University, Long Beach and a soon to be graduate May 2006. She got her start in production in High School working for a student run show “Ed.News” where she was a assistant director, reporter, and camera person. She has been involved in production for 6 years. Sophia has held internships at Fox 11 News, has been a segment producer, editor, stage manager, sound tech, and reporter for a student run television show called “College Beat”. She got her start in theatre on a play called “Waste of Shame” by Ron Klier as an assistant stage manager. She is also working on “Stages” by Abigail Rose Solomon. As well as “I Captured the Castle” directed by Cameron Watson.

SCOTT TUOMEY, Technical Director
Scott Tuomey has been the Technical Director a the Fountain Theatre since its inaugural production of "Winter Crane" in 1990. He has overseen virtually every Fountain production, on and off site, including their numerous flamenco shows. He has appeared on The Fountain stage in "Joe Turner's Come and Gone, Declarations: Love Letters of the Great Romantics" and "Master Class." Scott's talents as actor/singer/guitarist were also seen in the Shakespeare Festival L.A.'s production of "As You Like It" and "Twelfth Night" at the Globe Theatre in West Hollywood and in the upcoming film "A Day in the Life of Sunny Paradise."

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