Amy - Michelle Kepner
Grace - Katie Terry
Molly - Beth Leckbee
Helen - Kimberly Lewis
Vivianne - Diana Costa
Mailman, A/C Guy, Janitor - David McCall
Steve Marsh is a director, playwright and actor who served on the Drama Desk Awards nominating committee during the 2014-15 New York theatre season. He holds an MFA in Dramaturgy from Stony Brook University, and a BFA in Acting from NYU, where he studied with famed acting teacher Lee Strasberg. He was Director of the Graduate Program in Dramaturgy at Stony Brook for 9 years and a long-time associate of the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science teaching improvisation to enhance the communication skills of scientists. He taught improv workshops at major universities and science organizations throughout the USA. Recent directing credits include “Zoomed” presentations of Bird at the Window by Barbara Kelly and three prize-winning plays from the Science Playwriting Competition at the Simons Center on Long Island. Recent fully-staged productions include A Number by Caryl Churchill, Life of Galileo by Berthold Brecht, QED by Peter Parnell, The Lesson and The Bald Soprano by Eugene Ionesco and Small Mouth Sounds by Bess Wohl. His new publication of Monologues from the Edge, from Applause Theatre and Cinema Books, was just released this year.
Kate Danley spent five weeks on the USA TODAY bestseller list and has sold over half-a-million books globally. She has been honored with the Garcia Award for Best Fiction Book of the Year (The Woodcutter), McDougall Previews Award for Best Fantasy Book of the Year (Queen Mab), and her series Maggie MacKay: Magical Tracker is in television development.
She graduated from Towson University with a BS in Theatre and is a Maryland Distinguished Scholar in the Arts. Her plays have been produced internationally. Her screwball comedy Building Madness won the Panowski Playwriting Award; Power won the Renegade Theatre Festival; and Kings of the World won 3rd place in the 10x10x10 Festival. She trained in on-camera puppetry with Mr. Snuffleupagus and played the head of a 20-foot dinosaur on an NBC pilot. She sits on the national council of the Dramatists Guild and is the former regional representative of Seattle. She lost on Hollywood Squares. www.katedanley.com
