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| Ginger Dayle |
| (Irma Grese) This is the first show Ginger
has had the pleasure of assisting with dramaturgy and
producing, in addition to acting in! She is a dancer/
singer/actress who most recently appeared as one of the
“dangerous and notorious Cagelles” in Plays and Players
winter production of La Cage Aux Follies. She last appeared
on Studio 5’s stage as Eurydice in a new translation of
Antigone for Exclamation Theatre. Other recent favorites
include: Blitzen (8 Reindeer Monologues), Lula (Dutchman), Maggie (Cat on a Hot
Tin Roof), Kate (Taming of the Shrew), and a slew of other Shakespeare pieces.
She can often be seen doing pirouettes at Symmetry Dance Wellness and
Koresh Dance Company. Special recognition must be given to her ballet coach
Kip Martin for his enormous patience and her special friend Bill Felty for his
invaluable guidance in her latest theatre endeavor. She is currently studying
theatre at Villanova University. Thanks to awesome family, cast, crew, and cat |
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| Scott Evans |
| (Prosecutor) Scott’s most recent performances
include Lennie in Of Mice and Men (Ritz Theatre), Spencer
in Franklins Apprentice (Arden Theatre), Dr. Van Helsing in
Dracula, and Chief Bromden in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s
Nest. He has many film, television, and industrial credits on
his resume and is formally trained in the Meisner Technique
of acting. Currently residing in Bordentown, NJ, he would
like to thank Shelli and Lily for their love and patience. |
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| Alix Fenhagen |
| (Helene Grese) Alix is pleased to be
back in Philadelphia, performing in her hometown! As
a theatre major at Northwestern University, she acted
in Closer, Antony and Cleopatra, and The Bacchae, as well
as many original works. Upon graduation she moved to
Paris, France to study physical theatre at The International
School of Jacques Lecoq. Having recently returned to the
United States, Alix now resides in New York where she not
long ago appeared in Happy Hour with the Michael Chekhov Theatre Company.
She is also an award-winning playwright. Special thanks to Kate Williams and
the Licht family for sharing their homes while rehearsing and performing in the
city of brotherly love. |
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