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Jane Bass (Mother)
Jane Bass started acting in middle age and film is a new medium for her. Favorite stage roles include Mrs. Malaprop in The Rivals and Rebecca Nurse in The Crucible She works as a children's entertainer and story teller and as an education artist for the Atlanta Shakespeare Company at the Shakespeare Tavern. www.actorsphere.com
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Bryan Davis (Dr. Goudron)
An Atlanta Native, Bryan Davis works in the Atlanta Theatre, including Theatre Gael, Actors Express, Jomandi, Theatre In the Square and others. See more acting credits at www.mindspring.com/~bdavis
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Veronika Duerr (Annabel Lindstrom)
Veronika Duerr is a Production Associate with the Atlanta Shakespeare Tavern, and performs frequently on the Tavern stage. Favorite roles include Emily Webb in Our Town and Imogen in Cymbeline. Besides various stage plays she has also acted in numerous independent films and a few commercials. Her goal is to continue striving towards a successful and fulfilling artistic career.
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Sandra L. Hughes (Madame)
Sandra Lee Hughes is a professional performer, director and choreographer with seven productions for Public and Cable Television to her credit. Bring Me Yellow Flowers - her tribute to Mexican Visual Artist Frida Kahlo - showcased at the American Film Institute Video Festival in Los Angeles where it was nominated for the Robert Bennett Award. Sandra has also performed at theatres and festivals throughout the U.S., Eastern and Western Europe, Canada and Mexico. www.sandraleehughes.com
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Ted Manson (Prof. Krafft-Ebing)
Ted appeared as the crazy Colonel Murphy in Sweet Home Alabama. He played "Sad Joe" in the recent Cameron Crowe film, Elizabethtown. He was Pastor Lundquist in the CBS special Snow Wonder, starring Mary Tyler Moore and Poppy Montgomery. He just finished playing Will Ferrell's father-in-law in a movie currently titled High, Wide and Handsome.
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Daniel May (J.H./Jonathan)
Daniel May's film and television credits include The Adventures of Ociee Nash, Flirting With Myself, and Point and Shoot. Named Best Actor in Creative Loafing's 2002 Critic's Poll (and in the 2000 Reader's Poll), May's stage appearances include Blue/Orange, The Laramie Project, and Trouble in Mind (at Actor's Express); Psycho Beach Party and Action Movie 1 & 2 at Dad's Garage; The Glass Menagerie at Art Station, The Devils at Portland Center Stage, and Death of a Salesman at the Georgia Shakespeare Festival.
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Rob Nixon (Caglios, the Puppeteer)
Rob Nixon is a playwright whose work has been seen in Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle and other cities. His writing has also been published nationally. Rob has been an Artistic Associate with Atlanta's PushPush Theater for many years, where he directed and acted in several productions and founded The Dailies Project, an innovative collaboration between the city's film and theater communities. After living all over the world, he now resides on the Georgia coast.
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Lisa Paulsen (Lydia)
Ms. Paulsen is based in Atlanta, where she is a resident artist at Theater Emory. She is also Director of the Playwriting Center and a proud member of the Theater Studies Faculty at Emory University. Her extensive work in regional theater includes acting credits at Georgia Shakespeare Festival, California Shakespeare, Utah Shakespearean Festival, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Texas Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare Festival of Dallas, Stage #1 (Dallas), and six seasons with PCPA Theaterfest. On those stages, she has played dozens of roles ranging from Eliza Doolittle in Pygmalion and Laura in The Glass Menagerie to the Marquise de Merteuil in Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Rosalind in As You Like It. She received her MFA in Acting from Southern Methodist University and is originally from Ames, Iowa. Lisa wishes to express her gratitude to Niklas and Tannus Vollmer for their loving support.
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Daniel Pettrow (Xavier)
Daniel Pettrow has appeared in several films and over 50 professional theater productions at national and international theaters including CDDB, Creteil and Clermont-Ferrand in France, Athenaeum Theatre in Chicago, Theater am Sozialamt in Germany, PushPush, 7 Stages, Theater Emory, Theater in the Square, Georgia Shakespeare Festival, Actorís Express, Atlanta Shakespeare Company in Atlanta, Dog & Pony Theater, Citizensí Theater Experiment, Tennessee Williams Festival in New Orleans, and the California Shakespeare Festival. Daniel was also a co-founder and director of The Ballroom Studios, an alternative art space catering to innovative visual and performing arts. He now lives and acts in New York.
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Rachel Sorsa (Veteran Prostitute)
A Detroit area native, Rachel began her acting career at the tender age of 5. After a long period of academic pursuits, Rachel returned to professional performance and has worked steadily in regional theatre with Georgia Ensemble Theatre, Theatre in the Square, Process Theatre, Horizon Theatre, Whole World Theatre, et al. Her most recent and coveted role was the national Off-Broadway premiere of Lily Garland in Twentieth Century. Other film credits include Business in Kansas, No Witness, Too Shy to be a Vampire, Nymphodesiac, and Country Fried Daylight. Rachel holds a B.A. in Theatre and Dance from the University of Michigan, M.A. in Theatre and Dance from Michigan State University, and Ph.D. (A.B.D) in Theatre History and Criticism from The University of Texas at Austin and is a proud member of Actors' Equity Association. Rachel enjoys spending her off time with husband and stuntman, Nathan Khoury.
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