STEVEN BOYER | "Whitey" 

Steven recently made his Broadway debut as Gilley in I'M NOT RAPPAPORT with Judd Hirsch and Ben Vereen, after having performed the role in the Coconut Grove and Fords Theatre productions. He is a recent graduate of the Juilliard School's Drama Division, where he received the Michel Saint-Denis Award. Film and television credits include LAW AND ORDER as well as the short film BELOW THE BELT (Best Avant-Garde Film - Oregon Film Festival). Steven has worked with the Berkshire Theatre Festival, The White Barn Theatre, Abingdon Theatre Company, Rising Phoenix Repertory, Players Theatre Columbus, and Contemporary American Theatre Company. Favorite roles include Dogberry in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, Aumerle in RICHARD II, Pantalone in THE FORCED MARRIAGE, Mister in Adam Rapp's DREAMS OF THE SALTHORSE, Stewie in THE LOMAN FAMILY PICNIC, Tommy in TOMMY, and Judas in JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.

AMY LOUGHEAD | "Annie" 

Amy made a splash with her film and festival debuts in 2002 (at New York's the New Festival and Brooklyn Academy of Music's Rose Cinemas) starring in Jonathon Robinson's ANGEL FOOD, a four-minute music video spoof of Charlie's Angels featuring full-figured gals in which she played "the smart one." Soon after earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performance from Hofstra University (Best Actress Award - Lenny in CRIMES OF THE HEART), Amy's professional career began on stage at The Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire earning $75 a week. Among her many classical stage credits, Amy has portrayed the roles of the Nurse in ROMEO AND JULIET, Hermia in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Constance in THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT, Sister Catharine in the Poulenc opera DIALOGUES OF THE CARMELITES and the Frog/Princess in THE PRINCESS FROG. Amy is also a producer and founding member of New York's Accidental Theatre Company where she played the role of Katherine in the East Coast tour of LOVE'S LABOURS LOST following a run at New York's Judith Anderson Theatre. Most recently Amy received rave reviews for her portrayal of Marie in Accidental's critically acclaimed production of JOAN OF LORRAINE. A talented singer, Amy also makes frequent appearances on the New York cabaret scene. She has studied acting for film privately with Lee Brock of the Barrow Group and is proud to be a South Philly girl.

GEOFFREY CANTOR | "The Coroner" 

Geoffrey made his Broadway debut in the Tony Award-winning SIDEMAN (with Edie Falco and Christian Slater). Other stage credits include the Pulitzer Prize-winning DINNER WITH FRIENDS, TALLEY'S FOLLY (directed by Marshal Mason), DEATH OF A SALESMAN (with Judd Hirsch), DENIAL (with Max Wright), SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY (with Dominic Chianese and Marin Hinkle), TITUS ANDRONICUS (directed by Julie Taymor), ROMEO AND JULIET, HENRY VI, OTHERWISE ENGAGED, and LONE STAR (Donmar Warehouse and Man in the Moon Theatres, London). On television, he played JD in the series THE STREET. He has also had roles in LAW & ORDER, LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT, ED, THIRD WATCH, ONE LIFE TO LIVE, DARIA and created the role of the Axeman for LWT's NIGHT NETWORK in London. Films include GARMENTO (in which he played Fred Macmoudi) - SXSW Festival and the upcoming Hollywood Film Festival; Tom Dicillo's DOUBLE WHAMMY (with Dennis Leary and Elizabeth Hurley) - Sundance Film Festival; THE PERFECT YOU (with Jenny McCarthy) - Los Angeles and Santa Barbara Film Festivals; RUBOUT - Metro Channel, New York; SATURN (with Scott Caan) - Award for Best American Feature at the Newport International Film Festival, Original Story Award at the New England Film and Video Festival, and the GenArts Film Festival. Geoffrey graduated Magna Cum Laude from Amherst College, studied at the National Theater Institute in Connecticut, and completed his formal training at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London.

JANE CULLEY | "Bunny Crampton" 

Jane portrayed the role of "Mother" in Agnieskia Voosloo's 2001 short film PATÉ - Official Selection Sundance Film Festival, Grand Prize Worldfest Houston, Special Jury Prize Atlanta Film Festival, Golden Leaf Award Beverly Hills Film Festival and was awarded the Best Actress Award by New York Magazine for the New York First Run Film Festival. Other film credits include those of a Fan Dancer in Bob Fosse's ALL THAT JAZZ, Majesta in THE MAN WHO LOVED WOMEN, a Producer in THE MUPPETS TAKE MANHATTAN and The Nymphomaniac in David Greene's THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR. On television, Jane has been seen in the PBS mini-series THE BEST OF FAMILIES, as Tracy in the CBS Movie of the Week PORTRAIT OF A STRIPPER and on the daytime dramas AS THE WORLD TURNS, ANOTHER WORLD and LOVE OF LIFE. Among Jane's many New York theatre credits are First Witch/Nurse in MACBETH (with Raul Julia) at Joseph Papp's Public Theatre, 'TIL JASON COMES (by Dan Lauria) - Best Actress T.O.R. Award, FAUST (with Danny DeVito), and SCUBA DUBA (with Judd Hirsch). Also onstage, Jane portrayed Ginger in THE HOLY JUNKIE -- Best Actress, Jean Dalrymple and T.O.R. Awards, Irena in ICE EATERS and the one-woman show SHE WHO FEELS THE PAST (DIARY OF A LAKOTA SIOUX) all featured at the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival and in Los Angeles. In addition to acting, Jane is also a talented dancer, director and choreographer.

JOHN AHLIN | "Mr. Spreadmore" 

John's recent stage performances include VOICES IN THE DARK, ONE MO' TIME and MACBETH on Broadway, Falstaff in HENRY IV, Parts 1 and 2 at LaMama, Etc., THE LONESOME WEST at TheaterWorks, Hartford, FLOYD COLLINS at Actors' Theatre of Louisville, the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego and the Goodman Theatre in Chicago, and REDHEAD at the Goodspeed Opera House. John has also appeared as Falstaff in the Orlando Shakespeare Festival's MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, Nebraska Shakespeare Festival's HENRY IV, Part 1 and HAL, an independent feature of the HENRY IV plays. Other credits include Sir Toby in TWELFTH NIGHT and Kent in KING LEAR at Nebraska Shakespeare, Ragueneau in CYRANO DE BERGERAC at Snowmass Repertory, Doolittle in PYGMALION at Troupe Theatre, Woodenshoes in THE FRONT PAGE at Manhattan Punchline and the Philadelphia Drama Guild, and Wagner in ROOM SERVICE at the Dorset Theatre Festival in Vermont, as well as appearances at The Prince Music Theatre in Philadelphia, Syracuse Stage and the George Street Playhouse. John recently participated in a world premiere of the new symphony ELLIS ISLAND with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, giving voice to Manny Steen, an Irish immigrant. Recent television credits include THE EDUCATION OF MAX BICKFORD, USA Networks, the Sci-Fi Channel, etc. Other film roles include Art Shamsky in THE TRADE and Friedrich in Joyce Carol Oate's WONDERLAND. John is married to actress Jean Tafler and they have one wonderful daughter, Charlotte.

GUY CAMILLERI | "The Homeless Man" 

Guy just completed a leading role in ANATOMY OF A FIGHT, a 35mm feature directed by Nick Woythaler, on the heels of leading roles in LATE WATCH by Henry Miller and BLACK ONYX by Brian Averill. Other starring and featured film roles have recently taken Guy both far and near -- DOIS PERDIDOS NUMA NOITE SUJA, a feature directed by Jose Joffily, shot in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Best Editing and Best Music at the Gramado Film Festival); HEAVEN ON EARTH by David Kearn shot on location in New Hampshire, DAY OF GRACE by Gavin James shot on location in Rockport, Maine; and LOVE WITHOUT BORDERS a ten-part mini-series for prime time Russian television shot in Moscow. Other feature film credits include THE CLINIC directed by Keith Morris (Cannes Film Festival 2002, Sundance Film Festival 2002), HARWOOD by Ben Boyington (Portabello Film Festival 2000); SENSE OF ENTITLEMENT by Mark Feinsod (Best Short Film - Film Junkies Festival 2001); and Warren Disbrow's SCARLETT MOON with an original soundtrack by Alice Cooper and America, coming in 2003. New York theatre credits include Lee Blessing's TWO ROOMS at the Atlantic Theatre, THE MOTHMAN at the Cherry Lane, WORLD WAR III SHALL BE A LOVELY DAYDREAM directed by "downtown" director Robert Honeywell, THE ROOM by Harold Pinter, THE HAPPY JOURNEY TO CAMDEN AND TRENTON by Thornton Wilder and THE FANTASTICKS. Guy trained with distinguished Director/Teacher Gene Frankel after moving to New York from Hawaii four years ago. He is also a poet working on his first chapbook, and loves to surf.

DENNIS MATTHEWS | "Trey" 

Dennis has been living in New York City where he has worked steadily both on stage and in film for the past 8 years. Matthews, who has made his mark playing a variety of roles in over 20 different stage and film productions, is currently working on the soon-to-be-released independent film FREE BOX. His more notable film credits include Nicole Holofcener's WALKING AND TALKING and MRS. WINTERBOURNE with Shirley MacLaine. Other films include ALL IN THEORY, Chris Wasmers' BITTER SWEET and BIGFOOT RULES. Dennis made his stage debut in the Off-Broadway drama THE TAYLOR MADE MAN which won him public applause for his role and helped land him a title role in the original stage drama THE ICE MEN the same year. Dennis received a BFA from DeSales University in Theatre Arts.

HOLLY PERKINS | "The Merciless Girl" 

Following a series of acclaimed Off-Broadway productions including David Mamet's rare ALL MEN ARE WHORES and the original piece WHAT WOULD FREUD THINK OF MADONNA?, Holly shifted focus into independent film. Among her recently completed films with upcoming festival debuts are the sexy, edgy thriller, BLACK ONYX, the love triangle of TRI-STATE AFFAIR and the coffee shop "dramedy" GEORGE'S DILEMMA. Other projects include Jean Kerr's LUNCH HOUR, MANHATTAN TOWERS, LAST DANCE, A DOLL'S HOUSE and OUR TOWN. Upcoming projects include GUILT, a psychological thriller in which she plays a wild, manipulative girlfriend, the role of an art dealer in LOVE FROM THE MACHINE, a neurotic and insecure supermodel determined to win in COVERGIRLS a mockumentary of the yearly bathing suit competition for the cover of a major magazine, and AN AMERICAN MONK in which she portrays the childhood love of a modern-day wanderer. Holly can also be seen in the current Pepperidge Farms Milano cookies commercial and regularly on THE GUIDING LIGHT. Holly credits her successes to acting coach Anthony Abeson.

CAPATHIA JENKINS | "Coroner's Lab Assistant" 

Capathia's film credits include the upcoming MARCI-X (directed by Richard Benjamin, starring Damon Wayans and Lisa Kudrow) and CORN (directed by Dave Silver, starring Jenna Malone). She was seen in Jonathon Robinson's ANGEL FOOD this summer at New York's The New Festival and at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Rose Cinemas. Theatre credits include THE CIVIL WAR directed by Jerry Zaks and the upcoming THE LOOK OF LOVE directed by Scott Ellis, both on Broadway. Off-Broadway, Capathia has been seen in GODSPELL, AFTER HOURS and THE PRINCESS AND THE BLACK-EYED PEA. Her numerous television appearances include THIRD WATCH, LAW AND ORDER, THE SOPRANOS and 100 CENTRE STREET. Capathia's singing talents can be heard on the movie soundtracks of MISSION TO MARS directed by Brian DePalma and the soon-to-be-released MARCI-X, as well as on the cast recordings of GODSPELL, BUBBLIN' BROWN SUGAR and CHILDREN OF EDEN.

PAIGE PRICE | "Soap Actress" 

In addition to appearing in the first season of the NBC hit ED, Paige's numerous television and film appearances include ALL THE RIGHT MOVES with Tom Cruise, THE NEW KIDS, NEWHART and THE EQUALIZER, as well as several Movies of the Week and Afterschool Specials. Paige starred as Stephanie Mangano in the original cast of the Broadway musical SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER. Also on Broadway, she was a cast member of the long-running SMOKEY JOE'S CAFÉ and performed the role of Belle in Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. After making her New York debut in GAY DIVORCE at Carnegie Hall, some of Paige's other theatre credits include Polly in CRAZY FOR YOU, Lily in JEKYLL & HYDE, SWINGING ON A STAR, HOT 'N' COLE, AN EVENING OF GERSHWIN and, at Washington DC's Kennedy Center in THE IRVING BERLIN SONGBOOK. She has toured as Peggy in 42nd STREET, Val in A CHORUS LINE and is a survivor of the Tommy Tune musical BUSKER ALLEY.

GRETCHEN DEMATERA | "Fashion Reporter" 

Gretchen's supporting roles in independent films include SO REAL? and GREETINGS FROM THE INTERNET. On television, Gretchen was seen as a regular host for the cable variety show ASIAN AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT, appeared as the host for the game show pilot YOU MIGHT MAKE IT and in various commercials and PSAs. Her theater highlights include LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, PYGMALION, THE CRUCIBLE, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, SOUTH PACIFIC, GODSPELL, ANNIE, ALICE IN WONDERLAND, THE CANDLE and MR. SCOTT'S HOLIDAY. Gretchen earned a B.S. and Masters degree at Carnegie-Mellon University while studying painting and voice with Patricia Phillips and Betsy Lawrence. She was recognized for her accomplishments as one of the Ten Outstanding Filipinos of Maryland in 2001. In between artistic pursuits, Gretchen can be found training for her black belt in Shotokan Karate.

BRIAN FUQUA | "Casting Man"

Originally from Colorado, Brian spent his formative years in California, graduating from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Pasadena. While in Hollywood, he performed in acclaimed productions of IN CIRCLES and IDENTICAL TWINS FROM BALITMORE, among others. Now firmly entrenched in Manhattan, Brian's television credits include commercials for Sony, Nabisco, WWF, TV Guide and guest appearances on THE CHRIS ROCK SHOW.

STEVEN GUY | “Entertainment Reporter”

Steven made his Off-Broadway debut in the hit comedy END OF THE WORLD PARTY (47th St). He most recently appeared in RICHARD III (Catesby) for Inwood Shakespeare Festival. Other NY Credits include: WRITER'S BLOCK directed by R.A. Kazlas, LADY MINDEE'S (Rosa Lee) at the Busakowski Theatre, HB Playwright's Series. TV credits include GUIDING LIGHT (CBS), MTV's CHOOSE OR LOSE and BATTLEDOME (Columbia Tri-Star). Steven is a 2000 Graduate of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA)and has appeared in numerous London productions including the title role in Chekhov's PLATONOV, as well as ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL (Bertrum), THE DUCHESS OF MALFI (Silvio) at the Baron's Court and ABSOLUTE HELL (Sam) at the Tabard Theatre.

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