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Daniel Brockley Young Lad/Ben Nicolson in The Pitman Painters and Middle Scrooge in Christmas Carol at ACT Theatre; Proteus in Two Gentlemen of Verona and Valere in The Miser at Seattle Shakespeare Company; Frank Churchill in Emma, Dwayne in Plain Song, Leonard Bast in Howards End, and Eric in If I Die in a Combat Zone at Book-It Repertory Theatre. Regionally, he performed with the Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Willamette Repertory Theatre, Center Repertory Theatre and more. Film & TV credits: The Librarians, The Hit List, Go Man, Go. Daniel is also a writer, director and filmmaker. |
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Kate Danley is a USA Today bestselling author. Titles include The Woodcutter, Maggie for Hire, and Queen Mab. She has over 300+ theatrical credits to her name spanning her 25-year career. She trained in sketch and improv at The Groundlings, Acme Comedy Theatre, and UCB. She did stand-up at The Comedy Store and Ice House. Film & television credits: America’s Most Wanted, Parks and Recreation, and Homicide: Life in the Streets. She trained in on-camera puppetry with Mr. Snuffleupagus and performed the head of a 20-foot dinosaur on an NBC pilot. She lost on Hollywood Squares. www.katedanley.com |
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Kim Deskin Regional: Macbeth; Death Behind The Tabloids; Let’s Murder Marsha. Film: Snow Day, Bloody Snow Day. Directing: Of Mice And Men, Othello, As You Like It. BA in Education, University of St. Thomas. MEd in Education, City University. |
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Sarah Harris has called Seattle home for the past 4 years and is an actor as well as a playwright. Her one-act play Sexual Healing will be part of this year’s Seattle Fringe Festival and will be performed here at Eclectic Theater. She has another project in development; a one-woman show Call Me Crazy. For more information about Sarah, check out at www.sarahmaureen.com |
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Sierra Kagen is a recently-returned Seattle native, graduate of Brandeis University (BA) and Circle in the Square. The past few years, she has been living and working in Boston and Italy doing a mixture of contemporary theater, classics, musicals, and film. Since moving back to the Pacific Northwest, she is working in film, performing around the Seattle area with StoryBook Theater, and teaching at Studio East in Kirkland. She is a member of the Actor’s Equity EMC program, and a part of the TCM Agency family. Thank you for coming out to support Seattle’s local talent! |
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Barry O’Neil is a graduate of USC, where he appeared in How To Succeed
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