The Talent

Nik Hunter is ‘Jack Hurst’

Nik is from Seattle.  He has worked across the US and UK with such companies as The Conciliation Project, National Players, Heritage Arts Company, Punchdrunk and The Alphabet of the Lightning.  He received his B.F.A. in Theatre Arts from Boston University and will be pursuing a Ph.D in Performance Studies this fall in the UK.
Contact – nikhunterw@gmail.com

Sarah Schoofs is ‘Kim Blackeney’

Sarah has recently discovered film after many years on the stage.  Some recent credits include Lily in the independent feature ‘Gut’, Jennifer in the NYC 48 Hour Film Project ‘Ben, Hurt’ as well as having the pleasure of working with Steven Soria in ‘How to Make a Paper Boat Float’ & ‘Billie & Wren’.
website:www.nycasting.com/sarahschoofs

ALSO STARRING:

David Warchol

David was born just outside of Dallas, TX; the Chinatown area of Richardson.  Being raised by the different cultures of a Mexican mother and a Polish father, he always enjoyed observing the differences and complexities of the people he encountered.  Starting by reenacting scenes from plays and films with his brother in the back yard, he realized his interest in the art of performing.  Now finding a home in NYC, working in commercials and voiceovers, he continues to develop his craft and passion for the collaborative process of storytelling.
Contact -www.davidwarchol.com

Tym Moss

Tym Moss is an actor/singer/songwriter/internet radio and television host…  He has quite an extensive resume which includes NYC Theater, Film, Television, Commercials and Music.. He is working currently on his first CD and his first internet television show called The Tym Moss Show for FABB Vision Network…
Contact: melodymanny@aol.com

Grace Gawthrop

Grace Gawthrop is thrilled to be back on stage in this production. After graduationfrom The American Academy of Dramatic Arts she did summer stock and commercialwork briefly before retiring to raise her daughter. After seeing all the products nowavailable for ‘women of a certain age’ she decided to re-enter the field and has beenthoroughly enjoying her ‘revival’. Most recently she has been concentrating on filmand TV. She has just wrapped an Indie film ‘Theodore Is Dying’ and is set to startanother in May – both of which are headed to Sundance. Past stage appearances mostnotably include ‘Subject Was Roses’ at The Grove Street Playhouse in NYC and ‘SteelMagnolias’ at the John Drew Theatre in East Hampton. Another ‘claim to fame’ is thecult horror classic ‘Flesh Eating Mothers’.Her latest commercial is a condom ad – as she says ‘ who would have thought!?’

Special appearances:

Benjamin Villeda

Anna Tatarska

Julia Benczak

Fortune Ngoiri

Jim Dandy