Danny Barclay is originally from Kansas City, and he graduated from Duke University with degrees in Theatre and English. Credits at Duke include the title role in Macbeth, as well as productions of  Blood Wedding, Two Rooms, A Perfect Ganesh, Our Country's Good, Mountain Language, and  Trojan Women. Regional theater credits include The Merchant of Venice and War of the Worlds with the Long Beach Shakespeare Company, as well as Bury the Dead with ICAP Theatre here in Los Angeles. He also starred in the North Carolina premiere of Neil LaBute's The Shape of Things. Danny's recent independent film work includes this year's The Dinner Party and All Hallows' Eve. He is repped by Dale Garrick International.

Nicholas Nealon is from Reno, Nevada and studied theater at the University of Nevada, Reno before earning his conservatory degree from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles. Notable productions from Nevada include, Dangerous Liaisons, Footloose, Free, Epicene or the Silent Woman, The Medium, and Les Miserables. Nevada film credits include Entity and Mountain Dew with Pop Rocks. After his recent graduation he has performed on stage in Waiting for Lefty, and on screen in Glitches here in Los Angeles.

Darrel Guilbeau is a graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts and has several L.A. Theatre credits including Hamlet, MacBeth, Richard II, Henry Iv Pts. 1 & 2, Dr. Faustus, Troilus and Cressida, The Trial of the Catonsville Nine, Ourselves Alone, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, The Three Sisters, re:LAX-Stories from an Airport, and Water, Water Everywhere (ADA nomination, Supporting Actor Drama). His film and television credits include Windtalkers, directed by John Woo, Queerspiracy!, Alias (ABC) with Jennifer Garner, the HBO series The Comeback with Lisa Kudrow and a recent appearance on Gene Simmons Family Jewels. He can also be heard in the English versions of several popular Japanese Anime and video games.

Brian Ceponis, originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a Bachelors degree in Business Administration. After graduating, Brian took an indirect route to his acting career. Before moving to Los Angeles, Brian spent several years both working in the financial services industry in Pennsylvania and Ireland and playing professional volleyball in the premier leagues of Norway and Switzerland. After finally retiring from international volleyball, Brian pursued acting full time, beginning with numerous theatrical productions that included leading roles in Our American Cousin, Down the Road and Hedda Gabler. Since arriving in Los Angeles, Brian has worked on several independent films, including 3 for Anna, Stabbing Abby and Cursed Opportunities as well as an independent sitcom pilot, Against Type.

Dustyn Gulledge is originally from Austin, Texas but is a graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy and New School in New York. New York City stage credits include roles in Hamlet and Macbeth, Steven in Games People Play, Pale in Burn This and Louis/Louise in Radium. Dustyn is a new actor to the Los Angeles area and is happy to be… well, working.

Bio.

Originally from a small town in South Carolina, Caleb Cubbison earned his BFA in Theatre Arts from East Carolina University, where he appeared such productions as The Bacchai, The Grapes of Wrath, and The Indian Wants The Bronx. After graduation, Caleb moved to California to pursue a career in film, and since then has enjoyed working on several independent films such as The Land of Agora, Haven, and Coffee Run.

Sherry Mattson is originally from Huntington Beach. She graduated from South Coast Repertory's Professional Conservatory and studied acting at Orange Coast College and UC Irvine. Most recently she wrapped two films for the American Film Institute. She has appeared in commercials and the television show The Middleman, and is a member of Theatre Neo. In 2002, she wrote and produced her own short film, Plugged In, which appeared in Festivals in 2003. It can be viewed at video.google.com.