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Written & Directed by:
Peggy O’Brien
O’Brien holds an MFA in Theatre Arts. She has
worked extensively in theatre in Australia at the South
Australian Theatre Company, in Los Angeles at the L.A.T.C. and
with Ensemble Studio Theatre (EST). She was an Affiliate Artist
and toured as an artist in Residence with a one woman show,
“Driving without Brakes.” Currently, she is the Drama Chair at
Crossroads school in Santa Monica, where she directs and
teaches.
Featuring (in alphabetical order):
Ray Baker
Baker started his acting career in New York,
appearing in five Broadway shows, including "Crimes of the
Heart" by Beth Henley, and "Torch Song Trilogy" by Harvey
Fierstein; as well, as countless Off and Off-Off Broadway plays.
His appearances in over 35 Motion Pictures include "Total
Recall," "Places in the Heart," "What Lies Beneath," "Without a
Paddle," and many others. He acted with Belita Moreno in the
original New York production of Beth Henley's "The Lucky Spot",
and in 2008, he co-starred as Maurice Chevalier in Jerry Mayer's
play, "Dietrich and Chevalier" at Santa Monica Playhouse.
Belita Moreno
Moreno created roles in the premieres of Beth
Henley’s “The Wake of Jamey Foster” on Broadway, “The Miss
Firecracker Contest” and “The Lucky Spot” Off-Broadway, and
Abundance at the South Coast Repertory Theatre, in addition to
memorable work in many of Los Angeles’ local theatres. She is
well-known to television viewers for having spent six seasons as
the pugnacious “Benny” on ABC’s George Lopez, five seasons as a
series regular on ABC’s Perfect Strangers, and many roles in
primetime mini-series, TV movies, and series guest appearances.
Her work in films includes the upcoming “Diary of a Wimpy Kid”
and roles in “Grosse Pointe Blank,” “Clear and Present Danger,”
‘Mommy Dearest,” and Robert Altman’s “A Perfect Couple,” “A
Wedding,” and “Three Women.” Ms. Moreno is a prominent acting
coach and is an instructor at The American Film Institute.
Jamy Myatt
Myatt comes from New Mexico where she played
Viola in Santa Fe Shakespeare Festival's "Twelfth Night." She
has been in national commercials for Levi's and Home Depot; TV
and her film work includes "Days of Our Lives," "The Larry
Sanders Show," "Rough Riders" and "If These Walls Could Talk."
She currently teaches Life Skills at Crossroads School and
performs long-form improv comedy with "The Waterbrains," Friday
nights at The Westside Comedy Theater in Santa Monica.
Liz Nolan
Nolan is a Los Angeles native. She most recently
performed in “A Christmas Carol” at South Coast Repertory. She
is excited to continue to work in the theater community. She
completed her BFA in theater performance from Chapman
University. Her film credits include “Normal Adolescent
Behavior.”
Joy Pankin
Pankin holds an M.F.A. in Theatre Arts from
Columbia University. She has appeared in over 50 stage
productions from Shakespeare to skit comedy, and is a founding
member of the St. Vincent Theatre. Her fondest Theatre memory is
a 2006 production of “Rumors” in which she appeared with her
husband, Stuart and her son, Andrew.
Joined by members of the Drama Conservatory
Program at Crossroads: Junior Garrett Baer and Senior
Jack Quaid, both of whom most recently appeared in
“Into the Woods” and “The Crucible,” and Junior Sara Worth,
who most recently appeared in “The Importance of Being Earnest”
and “The Laramie Project.”
Produced by: Penmar
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