cast and crew
 
JOHN CARMICHAEL, MD (Doctor Guy). John is studying Endocrinology at the NYU School of Medicine. He appeared in Oliver! and The Pirates of Penzance in elementary school and has made small cameo appearances in student films in the distant past. During medical school, he wrote, directed, and produced a short film, Lost to Follow Up, and views this as his crowning achievement in life.
 
MICHAEL CAVALIERE (Pee Wee Herman Guy). Michael’s recent NY stage productions include The Importance of Being Earnest, The Comedy of Errors, A Midsummer Night's Dream, King John, All's Well That Ends Well, and As You Like It. He produced and appeared in Random Acts, an evening of one-act plays by David Ives and Donald Margulies.
   
SPENCER COBRIN (Music). Spencer attended the London College of Fashion before becoming a professional musician at 21, playing drums, recording, composing and touring with Morrissey. He later moved to New York City and formed his own band, Elva Snow. He has composed for Nike, the short film Holiday in New York, and an upcoming children’s pilot.
 
JOHN DOKES (Shakespeare Guy). John was most recently seen on One Life to Live. He studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Recently, John has appeared in Hamlet, several commercials, and the independent features Swing City and Redeye. A jazz vocalist and champion Lindy Hopper, John was a special guest in the Broadway musical Swing.
 
JESSIE HUTCHESON (Dirty Harry Gal). Jessie has been seen recently in the 24 Hour Plays at the Atlantic Theater, in the NY International Fringe Festival, and as the lead actor in several independent films, including My Sister's Wedding (David Leitner, dir.) and Brooklyn Hipster Superhero. She studied with the Atlantic Theater Company and received her BA from Harvard.
 
JEREMY LANDMAN (Graphic Designer Guy). Jeremy is a freelance graphic designer in New York City. He designs for print, video and interactive media and is particularly fond of recycled cardboard. He will also work for beer or praise if showered in sufficient quantity.
  QUINCY NEWTON (Quincy Newton). Quincy is a hard guy to pin down.
   
LISA M. PERRY (Producer). Lisa is in post production on Shoot the Freak, a short documentary, with fellow producers Garret Savage and Jessie Hutcheson. She is also in post-production on On the Cliffs, a comedic short. Lisa’s TV work includes A&E's Nero Wolf, and IFC's In the Company of Women.
 
JAY RIEDL (Sarah Scott). Jay has studied at the University of New South Wales, The Actor’s Centre in Sydney, ACT in San Francisco and the Atlantic Theatre Company in NYC. Recent plays: He Died with a Felafel in His Hand (Hair of the Dog Theatre Company), The Women, Dolphin Up a Tree, and As You Like It. Recent film: Nada, Crossed, and Let’s Wait.
 
  
WENDY SPERO (Waitress Gal). Wendy’s solo show, Who's Your Daddy? is playing to sold-out audiences at the UCB Theater and got raves in both in Time Out and The New Yorker. Her one woman show Microthrills won "best solo show" at the 2003 ECNY awards. She has appeared on Premium Blend, VH1’s All Access, and Law and Order: Criminal Intent.