Greg Jolley is a New Jersey artist of all mediums. With a stage career that spans over 20 years, as an actor, he specializes in swashbuckling Shakespeare with a vast, storyfilled background in children's theater, musicals, and dance. He enjoys a rich career in photography and filmmaking, and you can check out his most recent film BEEN A WHILE here. Greg's IG | gregjolleycreative.com

Celey is an actor, writer, and comedian, working on both coasts and based primarily in Los Angeles. She's currently in development of a queer romcom feature, and a TV series centered on a women’s college ice hockey team. Most recently, on stage, Celey opened for Michelle Wolf in Burlington, Vermont. On screen, she can be found on Comedy Central, the Travel Channel, and in various commercials including Snickers, Aflac, and Yoplait. She is a lead on the SeekaTV show “Extra/Ordinary”, opposite BBC’s Will Turner Roden and Broadway’s Tiffany Mann, and a series regular in the upcoming digital series “Followers.” Celey’s voice can be heard on the popular nostalgic movie review podcast Still Got It, which she hosts and produces. Celey's IG | Celey's Twitter

Sara Minisquero is a lifelong New Yorker and stage critter of multiple talents: acting, crooning, crafting, stage management, and production design. They’ve worn every hat (plus the Community Contessa apron) for over 15 years. Sara formerly stage managed for FutureProof, and was the stage manager in residence for Funhouse Philosophers at Coney Island USA. Immediately prior to COVID, they co-founded the performance art company Marshmallow Minxes Presents, as well as the monthly variety show Boodoir. Sara also hosts mixed-medium shorts at SongsofSaranalia.com.

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Toni Robison-May was raised on Star Trek and Masterpiece Theater in Oklahoma, which as a queer Black girl, gave her the solid sense of being an outsider that feeds mosts artists. She took that and her love of creativity to get her BFA in Theatre, then to NY. After graduating from the William Esper Studio, she started making her own short films. That led her to AFI’s screenwriting program in LA. She’s now living the multi-hyphenate life of acting, writing features, pilots and poetry, and directing. She does all of that while cuddling her cat and her dog, and pushing for the changes in storytelling that we need on screen and on stage - more inclusion, more queerness, more people of the global majority. IG : @toekneero

Liza Poor is an actress working in theatre, film, TV, voice-over, and... ...TikTok? (Yup.) She also produces the podcast DVD Deathmatch, where she and her husband cull through their enormous movie collection.

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Tricia Alexandro is a native New Yorker who loves using her art to engender compassion and communication. She writes and performs monologues embodying the unsung heroes of NYC, the women of all ethnicities with whom she grew up and interacted in Queens. She also loves to throw down on the dance floor (she particularly loves swing dance). Tricia is a life coach and personal trainer, to boot, and delights in helping people access and express the greatest version of themselves. IG: @triciaalexandro

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Born in NYC, raised in the South, Tanya Perez is a Latinx, performer, writer & filmmaker specializing in short-form comedy. Her comedy short PEEP SHOW was a finalist at the ‘Women in Comedy HBO Insider Competition.’ With over 22 screenings globally, her film VERONICA swept festival awards for ‘Best Actress,’ ‘Best Screenplay,’ and ‘Best Latinx Short’. Perez also received an ‘Audioverse Award’ nomination for her audioplay, RINCON. She is a featured writer on the upcoming audio narrative THE LIGHT AHEAD produced by Naomi McDougal Jones, and is a member of Latinx Playwrights Circle & Brown Girls Doc Mafia. Today, Tanya shares with us stories from her early stint as a militant ballerina, to attempting Dirty Dancing for an unappreciative crowd, to clowning at a Shoney's for beer money.

Tessa Slovis is an actor and filmmaker. Her inaugural short film PIZZA PARTY (Director, Writer, Producer) has been featured in 25 international and Academy Qualifying film festivals, garnering her several Jury Mentions and awards. She currently freelances as a bicoastal hyphenated artist: acting, writing, producing, and directing. You can catch her in the SXSW Jury Prize winning film SHITHOUSE as well as onstage around LA and NYC. Today, Tessa shares with us stories of her upbringing in musical theatre--including Very Serious Thespian Children, Very Serious Musical Theatre Camp, and why you probably shouldn't do CATS with teenagers.

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Meet playwright, actor, and Judeophile Duncan Pflaster! "With his large imagination and witty dialogue, Pflaster is definitely a playwright to watch."

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Get ready to dread the boards, thespians--your hosts Jen Ponton and Lillian Bustle are about to start delivering some of the most cringeworthy, hilarious stories that have ever graced the stage... the green room... and the audition room! With guests from Broadway, television, film, and beyond, we are so excited to introduce our original cast to you. Coming at you Wednesdays--follow and subscribe for our big premiere!