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Tyler Knowlin (Luke Dawson) is an accomplished actor and tap dancer.
He has performed in the “Tap City” Festival in New York with Savion Glover, Gregory Hines, and Tony Waag. He was
also featured in an article in YM Magazine about up-and-coming male tap dancers.
Kerry McGann (Mary Davidson) has peformed on stage as Eleanor in
"Lion in Winter," Sheila in "An Inspector Calls," and Grandma in "An American Dream." Her film credits include Genevieve
in "Splinter Gate," Chloe in "Fatherless," Marissa in "Devil in the Woods," Madame in "Wacky Wild West," and Delilah in "Beautiful
Delilah." She has also performed in many commercials for Tristar Products and Mayhew Breen Productions.
Sally Terrell (Julia Conrad) has performed both on stage and in
film. She starred as Hallie Wakefield in Patrice's Hamilton's short film "The Long Weekend." More information
on Sally's stage credits will be added soon.
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Kathryn Schmitt (Young Julia Conrad) has a BFA in Acting from Adelphi
University in NY. She has worked for the Eugene O'Neill Theater
Center in Waterford, CT and with New York Stage and Film in
Manhattan. Kathryn is currently teaching acting for
children of all ages and is a classically trained vocalist. Recent television credits include "The Bronx
is Burning.” Theatrical credits include “The Dining Room,” “Hello From Bertha,” “Early
Poe,” “Beowulf,” and “Vital Signs.”
Exposure
is Emma Avery’s (Darcy Garner) first introduction to film. For the past
four years she’s studied drama with Hartford Children’s Theatre and the Warner Theatre Center for Arts Education. Past theatre
experience includes playing a munchkin in the Wizard of Oz, Winthrop in Music Man, Jr.,
a butterfly in Alice in Wonderland, an Oompa Loompa in Charlie
& the Chocolate Factory, a Wood Nymph in the Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe and many more.
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Victoria Levin (Cami) is an accomplished pianist and singer. Film
highlights included playing Melba in Ivan Velez and Outta Left Field Productions' feature "Indiscretion," and The Burn Victim
in Synchronous Productions' "Parallel." Favorite theatre credits: Marisol in "Marisol," Eady/Emily in "Gut Girls"
and Lady Anne in "Richard III" both directed by Helene Kvale , Tanya in Michael Bergmann's reading of "Golem of Gavah," and
Boring in "Happy Hour: The Show" directed by Michael Horn. Victoria has a BFA in Acting from the University
of Connecticut.
Candace Caplin (Mrs.
Kenneson) has appeared in numerous stage productions, including "Plaza Suite" and "The Diary of Anne Frank." She has signed for a role in “No More Pain,” starring Mary J Blige, to be shot the summer of
2007.
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