Pun Bandhu
Pun has worked with numerous companies in NY including the Ma-Yi Theatre Co, Pan Asian Rep, Soho Rep, Abingdon Theatre, and Target Margin Theatre to name a few. Regional: Big Knife (dir Joanne Woodward) and the world premiere of AR Gurney's Far East, both at Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Birds (Yale Rep), Night Light (Cincinnatti Playhouse) among others. TV: Law & Order: Criminal Intent, SVU, All My Children, Guiding Light, One Life to Live, Sesame St., Films: Mixing Nia.

Dale Fuller
Played Chris Christopherson in O'Neill's Anna Christie at the Storm Theater; Malvolio in Twelfth Night for Blue Heron Theatre; Asphyxia and Euthanasia in Riverside Shakespeare Company's Cinderella. Television: One Life To Live, All My Children, Law & Order. Dale was a company member of the American Mime Theatre for over 20 years.

Donnetta Lavinia Grays
Theater: Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company and Charleston Shakespeare Project. TV: Emmy Award winning PBS documentary Where Do We Go From Here? NBC's Law and Order:CI. Author of Absence of Faith and The B Factor, Training: University of California, Irvine's MFA Acting program. You can find out more about Donnetta at her website

Gin Hammond
Gin Hammond is a graduate of The American Repertory Theatre Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard University/Moscow Art Theatre. Most recent work includes the National Tour of The Syringa Tree. She is also a grant recipient of the Ford Mellon Foundation.

Steven Michael Harper
Steven has appeared on Americas Most Wanted, All My
Children, Law & Order Criminal Intent and SVU. His theatre work includes, Much Ado About Nothing (Guthrie), and Six Degrees of Separation (Peterborough). A graduate of Yale and the A.R.T. Institute at Harvard, he recently graduated from the Julliard Playwriting program and is at work on a screenplay and a commissioned theatre piece.


Michael Mathis (Ryan)
Michael is a graduate of the American Repertory Theater Institute at Harvard University. He has directed James Baldwin's Blues for Mister Charlie and An Evening of Samuel Beckett: Rockaby, Play & That Time.

Janet Ward
Theatre: Fire Baby reading with Estelle Parsons and Billy Crudup, Darryl Roth Theatre; Jack and Jane in Shrinkage (Manhattan Theatre Source, Bridge Club); Rockaby (W and V), Play (Woman 2) in Blessed Unrest: An Evening of Samuel Beckett (dir. Michael Ryan); Hills Like White Elephants (Workshop Theater Company); The Myth of Female Bonding (ManhattanTheatreSource), Vieux Carré (Blue Roses); Spring Awakening (Expanded Arts); Will Mr. Merriwether Return From Memphis? (Common Basis). Film: Wood Technology in the Design of Structures (Narrator, Eric Henry). Television: Law and Order:CI, Divorce Court. Training: Joseph Chaikin, Austin Pendleton, Pasadena Playhouse.

Sarah Grace Wilson
Theatre: The Story (The Public and Long Wharf Theatres); The Voyage of the Carcass (Greenwich St. Theatre); Far Away (u/s) (NYTW); Three More Sleepless Nights (Drama League); Six Degrees of Separation (Guthrie); Wintertime (ACT-Seattle). Numerous workshops with NY Stage and Film, Classic Stage Co., Guthrie Lab, NYTW, MCC Playwright's Coalition, Director's Theatre of NY, New Georges, and Rising Phoenix Rep. Film: The Girl on the Train, Leadcatcher, Dark September Rain. Training: Juilliard (John Houseman Award), Univ. of Evansville, Guthrie.

Virginia Worley
Recently appeared as Lady MacBeth and toured France in an avant-garde production called Grisly Notes and Tones. Other credits include King Lear, Winter's Tale, Taming of the Shrew, and The Love Council. Training: CALArts.

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