Wherein Danielle visits strip clubs, recovers from a burnout, and gives a huge shout-out to a fellow Atlanta actor.

Danielle Deadwyler was born and raised in Atlanta, GA. She has been seen on-stage at Synchronicity Theatre, Alliance Theatre, Horizon Theatre, and Kenny Leon's True Colors Theatre. She is also the creator/artist behind MuhfuckaNeva(Luvd)Uhs: Real Live Girls, BustItOpen, and dispossessed.

Wherein Bill travels with his dad, endorses a local watering hole, and becomes a father.

Decatur born and bred, Bill Murphey has been an Atlanta-area theatre mainstay for over 30 years. He has appeared onstage with Horizon Theatre, Aurora Theatre, Georgia Ensemble Theatre, and Theatrical Outfit, where he is an Artistic Associate.

Wherein Courtney loves Spongebob Squarepants, works best within parameters, and confuses her dad by being a lifeguard.

Courtney Patterson is an Atlanta-based actress. She has performed with Alliance Theatre, Georgia Shakespeare Festival, Actor's Express, and Theatrical Outfit.

Wherein Jaclyn bounces from home to home, learns a harsh lesson about the judgment of children, and considers her personal mission statement.

Jaclyn Hofmann is the Director of Education with Aurora Theatre in Lawrencville, GA. She has worked as a director at Atlanta Shakespeare Company and Georgia Ensemble Theatre, and is a founding member of the Weird Sisters Theatre Project.

Wherein Heidi develops vocal chords of steel, collects trading cards from bags of Wonder Bread, and defines Magical Realism.

Heidi Cline McKerley is an Atlanta based actor-director-teacher, and has worked extensively throughout the area, having worked with Atlanta Shakespeare Company, Serenbe Playhouse, Horizon Theatre, and Actor's Express. Her most recent work is directing "Freaky Friday" for Horizon Theatre.

Wherein Clifton angers his Nannie, inoculates prisoners, and recounts an audience interaction that stirs the soul.

Clifton Guterman is the Associate Artistic Director and Casting Director for Theatrical Outfit. He has previously worked in several adminstrative jobs for Alliance Theatre and Actor's Express. He can currently be seen in the Theatrical Outfit production of Topher Payne's "Perfect Arrangement."

Wherein Kevin pops and locks, considers a future in the rodeo, and learns to cope with a terrifying giraffe.

Originally from Maryland, Atlanta actor Kevin Harry has worked with Aurora Theatre, Actor's Express, Atlanta Lyric Theatre, and Theatrical Outfit. He recently directed "Fences" for Independent Artists' Playhouse, and will soon be seen in the Actor's Express production of "The Color Purple."

Wherein Julie contributes to the delinquency of the elderly, devises a very important senior capstone, and has a most memorable train ride.

Julie Skzrypek is an Atlanta based director and stage manager, having worked with Synchronicity, Atlanta Shakespeare Company, and Essential Theatre. She is also a co-artistic producer for the Weird Sisters Theatre Project.

Wherein Topher learns about mentorship, researches Thursday night television, and hears a familiar voice.

Wherein Topher writes about Phish, loves the gift of paper, and never talks to girls named Jenny.

Topher Payne is is an Atlanta-based playwright, screenwriter, actor, and director. His works have earned numerous awards, including the M. Elizabeth Osborn Award from the American Theatre Critics Association and several trophies from the Suzi Bass Awards. He has also been named Best Local Playwright from a wide array of Atlanta area publications.