Member since 2004

Road Credits: SIDHE, THE FRIENDY HOUR (LA Weekly Award Best Ensemble), AND NEITHER HAVE I WINGS TO FLY (Ovation Nominations Best Ensemble, Best Production; Garland Honorable Mention), BIG DEATH & LITTLE DEATH (Garland Honorable Mentions), BUNBURY (Ovation Nominations Best Ensemble, Best Production; ADA Awards Best Ensemble, Best Production; Garland Nomination Best Actress), SHOVE (ADA Award Best Actress; LA Weekly Nomination Best Ensemble), CUTS.

Regional/Chicago Credits: ETC of Santa Barbara, AppleTree, Northlight, Next, Seanachai, First Folio, CTE, Interplay. Local Credits: Victory Theatre (Craig Wright’s ORANGE FLOWER WATER: Ovation Nomination Best Actress), Hudson, Shakespeare At Play/Guild of St. George, Theatre Neo

Playwriting Credits: SIDHE, AND NEITHER HAVE I WINGS TO FLY, THE PAGANS, THE BOARDING HOUSE, ARIADNE’S THREAD, BY MOONLIGHT.

On the web: “We Have To Stop Now” (Creator, Actor) www.nurseswhokill.com.

For more info, please visit: www.annnoble.net

Member since 2009

Regional: Nickerson Theater, MA. Bernie's local credits include work at Boston Court, The Met Theater, The Complex, and The William Alderson Studio Theater.

Film: Jurassic Park III, The Kiss, Your Own Best Enemy.
TV: ER, Frasier, JAG, E-Ring, LAX, The Root of All Evil.

Bernie earned a BA in Theater from Bucknell University, trained at London’s Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and studied with William Alderson in Los Angeles.

Member since 2004

Road credits: THE BIRD AND MR. BANKS, SWIMMING. Regional: South Coast Repertory, Chicago Shakespeare Company, The Goodman Theatre. Los Angeles: Fountain Theatre, Odyssey, Orpheum, and numerous others both here and in Chicago.

Film: 2010’s Fair Game and The Crazies

TV: over 40 appearances, most recently guest starring on Castle, Mental, Criminal Minds, and Trust Me.

A graduate of The Theatre School/DePaul University, Chet lived and worked in Chicago for a decade before moving to Los Angeles. For more complete information go to:

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Member since 2000

Road work: MARKED TREE (2003 AADA Award nominee), THE PAGANS (AADA Award Winner), THE JUNTO, OUROBOROS (LA Weekly Award Winner).

Off-Broadway: Julia Mills Theater. Regional: Nevada Shakespeare Festival. International: HAIR at The Astrada Theater in Moscow. Curt's local credits include work at the Geffen in the award winning LOUIS & KEELY LIVE AT THE SAHARA, LOVELACE (LA Weekly Award Winner) & WILDWOOD at The Hayworth, THE BEASTLY BOMBING (LA Weekly Award winner) at The Steve Allen Theater, CARVED IN STONE at Theater Asylum, BIG RIVER at Actor's Co-Op, HAIR at The Candlefish, as well as work with Sacred Fools, Bare Bones Theatre Co., La Petite Musicale, Crown City Theatre Co. as well as many other 99 seat venues.

Film: Triple Threat, Everything Is Going To Be Just Fine, Double Cross, Blocked & Bothered, Sweetener.
TV: Criminal Minds.

Curt graduated with his degree in theater from Cal State University, Northridge.

Curt is also a musician and award winning filmmaker and was the 1987-88 Junior National Juggling Champion of the IJA.

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Member since 2004

Bunbury: understudy for Poe, Friar Lawrence, Old Algernon, George (Ovation nomination - Best Ensemble Cast). Don's local credits include multiple shows with the: Avery Schreiber Theatre, West Coast Ensemble and Actors Alley.

A former theatre editor for NoHoLA, he is currently a contributor to www.reviewplays.com. For current contributions to theatre, visit:

www.BroadwayWorld.com

Member since 2008

Road work: THE UNSEEN. Off Broadway: Never Swim Alone, The Face; Theatre: The Jeweler’s Shop (Carnegie Hall), The Last Seder (E.S.T.-LA/Greenway), The Action Against Sol Schumann (The Hypothetical Theatre Co.), Unidentified Human Remains… (The Gene Frankel Theater) Hamlet, The Tempest, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Twelfth Night (Hampshire Shakespeare Co.)

Film: How To Be A Serial Killer, Terminal Conversation, The Great Pretenders

Television: “Law &Order”, “Numb3rs”, “Law &Order: Criminal Intent”, “Out of the Blue”

www.douglasdickerman.com

Member since 2009

New York theatre includes leading roles in The Three Sisters; The Stronger; Six Characters In Search Of An Author; A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum; and The House Of Bernarda Alba. In Los Angeles she has worked with the Colony Theatre, Matrix Theatre, Actor’s Co-op, Promenade Playhouse, I.C.T.; Long Beach and Theatre Theatre. She was a 2008 Ovation Award nominee for Featured Actress in a Play as “Cheetah Bee” in The Fastest Clock in the Universe; (Celebration Theatre).

Film: One Wish, Eight One Eight, World Trade Center

TV: General Hospital, The Visitor, Life on Liberty Street, Law and Order, Detective

Francesca trained with Stella Adler; Yevgeny Lanskoy; Kathryn Gately; Stefan Rudnicki and Alfred Molina.

Member since 2002

Road work: SWIMMING, SMOKE & ICE FOLLIES, NAPOLI MILIONARIA (Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play), THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING. Heather has worked at The Odyssey Theatre, The Coast Playhouse, The Lost Studio, and Stage 52.

Film: American Beauty, Joe Killionaire

TV: House, Passions, The Street Lawyer

A graduate of the USC School of Theatre, Heather has studied at BADA in London, at The Lost Studio, and with Diana Castle.

Member since 2009

Road work: AS WHITE AS O. Chicago theatre: The Hypocrites, Mary-Arrchie, Bailiwick Repertory, Collaboraction.

Film: Jeff Farnsworth (Finalist: Rhode Island International Film Festival. Best of Festival: One Reel Film Festival), Small Town.

Finalist: KC/ACTF 2007, 2000. Freeman Scholar. Joe received an M.F.A. from California State University, Fullerton.

www.joecarolco.com

Member since 2001

Road work: CUTS, BUNBURY (Ovation ensemble nominee), The Smoke & Ice Follies, OUROBOROS, MARKED TREE, THE JUNTO.

Regional: Cowboy Mouth (ACT San Francisco), Les Liasons Dangerouses (Hillbarn, SF), Small Craft Warnings (Actor's Theatre, SF) Local: Johnny Morran (Hudson), The Foreigner (Two Roads)

Film/TV: Leverage, Star Trek, Boston Legal, The Siege At Ruby Ridge, Godzilla, The Big Lebowski, Total Stranger, Are You Scared?.

John is a native of San Francisco, an avid traveler, and is happy to be currently performing as a Sherpa for his 3 year old son, Finn.

Member since 2008

Road Work: THE BIRD AND MR. BANKS (running crew), AS WHITE AS O (set finishing).

Off-Broadway: ONE FEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST. Regional: Asolo State Theatre. Local credits include work with, Mark Taper Forum, Mark Taper Lab, Doolittle Theatre, Theatre East, The Odyssey Theatre, The Marilyn Monroe Theatre, Beverly Hills Playhouse, The Stage Door

Film: Star Trek:The Motion Picture, First Family, Battle Beyond the Stars

TV: NUMB3RS, Lincoln Heights, The Practice, Judging Amy, The District and about 100 others.

Graduate in Theatre Arts and Elementary Education from Frostburg State University.

Member since WHEN

Broadway: THE TWILIGHT OF THE GOLDS. OFF -B’WAY and REGIONALLY: (Kennedy Center, The Hartman, Pasadena Playhouse, The Paramount,Walnut Street, Marines Memorial Theatre, Syracuse Stage, GeVa, Whole Theatre Co., Bergenstage etc.) Los Angeles Theatres: (Boston Court, The Odyssey, The Hayworth, The Court, The Coronet, The Canon, The Hudson, The Open Fist, The Road)...INTERNATIONALLY: Florence International Theatre Company.

Film: Everybody Wants To Be Italian, Jesus,Mary & Joey, Welcome Back Miss Mary, The Manual, Divorced White Male.

TV: Bedtime, Law & Order, ER, Lincoln Heights, Dragnet, Education of Max Bickford, Drew Carey, Ellen, One Life to Live, All My Children, Roseanne:Portrait of a Domestic Goddess, A Mother’s Wish, The Bachelor’s Baby, A Case for Murder, A Match Made in Heaven, The Twilight of the Golds,

Member of The Open Fist Theatre Co., The Road Theatre Co.

Member since 1998

Road work: Hitler’s Head, A Christmas Carol and several readings.

June's other theater credits include work at: Theatre East, Cast at the Circle Theatre, Agape Theatre, Strasburg Theatre, Hollywood Actors Theatre, Veterans Theatre, West End Playhouse, Golden Theatre and Colony Theatre

Film: Beginners (2010 release), The Promise, The Big Fix, Loving Couples, Mommie Dearest, Romantic Comedy, The Incredible Shrinking Woman, Airplane II, the Sequel, and Hard to Hold

TV: Two Minute Warning (MOW), Specter on the Bridge (MOW) High Midnight (MOW), House Calls, Archie Bunker’s Place, Quincy, Marion Rose White (MOW), Crisis Counselor, I Want to Live (MOW), Divorce Court, General Hospital, Family Medical Center, Challenger, The Story Behind the Story & Unsolved Mysteries.

June has produced for Theatre East (Love Letters, Two Outs Bottom of the Ninth, Waiting for Betty Freidan, Beau Jeste, The Book of Esther anf Cemetery Club), the West End Playhouse (Octette Bridge Club) and Theatre West (A Dream of Butterflies and Saturday Night at Grossinger’s).

Member since 2006

Road Work: CUTS and THE FRIENDLY HOUR (Best Ensemble, LA Weekly Awards) & was nominated for Best Lead Actress. Regional Theatre Credits: Lake Tahoe Shakespeare, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, & Napa Valley Repertory. Other LA theatre credits include PALACE OF THE END at 49th Parallel Theatre (Best Solo Performance winner, LA Weekly Awards)

Film: The Hurt Locker, W.M.D, Tween and The Next Movie

TV: Grey’s Anatomy

Kate holds a B.A. from UC Santa Cruz, has also trained at Solano College’s Actor Training Program, Groundlings and Stagedoor Manor.

www.KateMines.com.

Member since 2008

Road work: THE FRIENDLY HOUR (understudy). Regional: Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Intiman Theatre. Lenne's local credits include work at A Noise Within and with Theater Movement Bazaar

Film: A Night in the Sunlight

TV: Cold Case

She received an MFA in Acting from the University of Washington, and a B.A. in Theater Arts from UC Santa Cruz. She also studied at the American Conservatory Theater's Summer Training Congress.

Member since 2007

Road work: AND NEITHER HAVE I WINGS TO FLY (Ovation nominee Ensemble), THE BIRD AND MR. BANKS (producer), AS WHITE AS O (producer).

Broadway: THE PROMISE, A TALENT FOR MURDER, BOBBY BOLAND. Off-Broadway: FUTZ!, THE BOYS IN THE BAND, OH! CALCUTTA!, THE TRIAL OF THE CATONSVILLE NINE, MISS JULIE, THE RUFFIAN ON THE STAIR, LAUGHINGSTOCK, THE SEAGULL, OLD FLAMES, THE SHADOW OF A GUNMAN and (as director): DEAR NOBODY. Lincoln Center Rep: CYRANO DE BERGERAC, New York Shakespeare Festival: THE WARS OF THE ROSES (Henry V!, Parts I, II & III and Richard III), THE BASIC TRAINING OF PAVLO HUMMELL. Multiple plays with the LaMama Troupe. Brooklyn Academy of Music: THE NEW YORK IDEA, THE THREE SISTERS. Regional theatre: Long Wharf, Yale Rep, Seattle Rep, Front Street Theatre, Buffalo Studio Arena, Front Street Theatre, Charles Playhouse, Drama Guild, Shakespeare & Company, Whole Theatre Company. Local theatre: Mark Taper Forum, Interact Theatre Company.

Film: THE BIG LEBOWSKI, SILVER BULLET, BEHIND ENEMY LINES, THE PHANTOM, NO WAY OUT, MEN OF HONOR, ADVENTURES OF HUCK FINN, STAR TREK VI, HE SAID/SHE SAID, FRESH HORSES, DOUBLE DRAGON, PRIMEVALS, THE RESCUE.

Television: TV 101, SMITH and PRISON BREAK, over one hundred guest starring roles, more than two thousand daytime episodes, fifteen television movies for one of which, THE LONG ROAD HOME, he received an Emmy nomination.

Member since 1998

Road work: Props Designer for THE SIDHE, THE UNSEEN, BUNBURY, MARKED TREE and THE PAGANS. Lila designs props for films, television, and theatres. Contact her at: PropsDesign@aol.com

As an actor Lila has appeared in over 100 stage productions at various theatres including The Alley Theatre, Westside Dinner Theatres, Los Angeles Philharmonic, El Portal, Town and Country Playhouse, Theatre Exchange, Theatre Suburbia, The Megaw, and Pasadena Rep.

Films include: Paper Moon, The Second Door, Hot Shots, Part Deux, Frances, Hinterland, The Orkly Kid, Transgressions, Me and Miss Mandible, Creosote, First Leave, The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington, etc.
TV: Prime Time Glick, America’s Funniest People, Huckleberry Finn, Sweethearts, California Fever, Little House on the Prairie, General Hospital, Not Necessarily the News, Chips, The Rodney Dangerfield Special, Highway to Heaven, Dallas, etc.

Lila has been associated with the Screen Actors Guild Conservatory since 1978 and still teaches several classes at the American Film Institute.

Member since 2004

Road work: THE FRIENDLY HOUR (LA Weekly Award winner for Best Ensemble), IGNORE THE TREE & CUTS.

Mara's local credits include work at NoHo Arts Centre (DRACULA), Bootleg Theatre (BITCH), Matrix Theatre (BUS STOP) & The El Portal Theatre (MESS OF DURANG).

Film: Rock & Roll, Ballistica, In the Dark, Blood Legend...
TV: Chelsea Lately, XPC with Bryan Callen...

Mara is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and has studied at York University and under many prestigious acting coaches.

For more info: www.maramarini.com

Member since 2007

Road work: LADY (2008 Ovation & LA Weekly Award nominee), AND NEITHER HAVE I WINGS TO FLY (2008 Ovation Award Nominee), CUTS, SWIMMING.

Broadway: THE VISIT (with Jane Alexander). Off-Broadway: Playhouse 91, Triangle Theatre and Actors Stage. Regional: Portland Stage Company, Weston Playhouse. Mark's local credits include work at Antaeus Theatre Company, Andak Stage Co., The Odyssey Theatre and the Oasis Theatre Co, which he co-founded

Film: Brother's War, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II.
TV: Leverage, Mad Men, Eleventh Hour, Bones, Criminal Minds, The Unit, NUMB3RS

A graduate of The Juilliard School, Mark has studied Shakespeare in Oxford, Chekov in Moscow and musical theatre in Ann Arbor.

Mark Doerr on IMDB

For more tidbits: www.markdoerr.com

Member since 2006

Mark serves as a member of The Road's Artistic Board and is chairman of their Literary Committee.

Road work: Director: THE BIRD AND MR. BANKS As an actor: AS WHITE AS O, AND NEITHER HAVE I WINGS TO FLY (2008 Ovation Award Nominee), BIG DEATH & LITTLE DEATH.

Regional: Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Goodman Theatre, Drury Lane, Victory Gardens Theatre, Dallas Theatre Center, Amercan Blues Theatre. Other local credits: AMERICAN DEAD (Backstage Garland Award winner) Rogue Machine, The Odyssey Theatre.

Film: TRES, PARAMEDICS

TV: PASSIONS, THE AMANDA SHOW, PANCHO BARNES

Member since 2007

Road work: AND NEITHER HAVE I WINGS TO FLY, END OF THE TOUR.

Michael's local credits include work at The Victory Theatre, The Group Repertory Theatre, and Glendale Centre Theatre.

Film: Deadheads, Surviving the Rush, Suck, Secrets of Fenville, After April

TV: Cold Case.

Writing credits: Aurora, Shooting Blanks, In Between Fading, Reenactment, and the web series Paranormal, Burbank

Michael has studied theatre, improv, Shakespeare, and scene study in Macomb, MI and Los Angeles.

For more info: www.MichaelMcKiddy.com

Member since 2009

The Hostage: Theatre Banshee, In A Little World of Our Own, Long Day's Journey Into Night: The Actor's Studio, The Merchant of Venice: Ethos Theatre Co., Jesus Christ Superstar, Midsummer Night's Dream, Dancing At Lughnasa, The Duchess of Malfi, Of Mice and Men, Into The Woods, Reine, The Laramie Project.

Training includes, Hamline University, St. Paul, MN, Theatre de La Jeune Lune, The Guthrie, The Children's Theatre, The Actor's Studio, The Abbey

Member since 2005

Sam serves as Co-Artistic Director of The Road Theatre Company as well as a member of the Artistic Board.

Sam is most recently known as Bernard on ABC’s megahit LOST. In a film and television career spanning thirty years and close to 200 roles, some of his favorites are the Principal in FORREST GUMP, the lethal attorney Holland Manners in ANGEL, Donna’s racist father in LA BAMBA, Dr. Fonzie in FRIENDS, the befuddled FBI agent in EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, as well as his participation in “event” television projects FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON as Dr. Tom Paine, head of NASA, and Stephen King’s THE STAND as Whitney. His role as the arrogant cardiologist Dr. Kaysen on E.R. earned him a SAG Award (Best Ensemble). L.A. theatre credits include his Ovation-winning leading turn as the father in the Road’s NAPOLI MILLIONARIA and many productions at the Odyssey, including ROAD TO NIRVANA (LA Weekly Best Actor), TAKING SIDES, RHINOCEROS, David Mamet’s EDMOND (LA Weekly, Backstage West Awards). At LATC, Sam originated the role of Finney in Marlene Meyer’s KINGFISH and was directed by Simon Callow in Milan Kundera’s JACQUES AND HIS MASTER.

His directing credits include the BIRD & MR. BANKS and the world premiere of Mark Eisman’s SHOVE at the Road ( LA Weekly Best Director nomination). He was co-director of Development for the Wesley School in its first years of existence, and is a graduate of the LA Grantsmanship Institute. He has an MA in American Literature and Creative Writing and is a proud member of the Mystery Writers of America. He teaches a professional Scene Study workshop and often guest lectures on acting for various schools. His own studies include two years at Descanso Garden’s Master Class in Horticulture, yoga, Tai Chi and ten years with the legendary director and teacher Jose Quintero. He is the proud father of 16 year old twins.

Member since 1995

Scott serves as a member of The Road Theatre Company's Artistic Board, a position he also held in 1998

At the Road he has directed: LADY by Craig Wright (4 Ovation nominations and 5 LA Weekly Award nominations with 2 wins), assistant directed Craig Wright on his directorial debut with THE UNSEEN, NEW YORK METS (ADA nominated) and SO NICE TO SEE YOU (1 Dramalogue award). He is set to direct Wright's Melissa Arctic at Theater 150 in 2010.

Directing credits include: Bus Stop at Spokane's Interplayers Theater (People’s Choice Award), Tabak (The Met), Lynette at 3AM, Mr. Happiness, A Midsummer Night's Dream and Bringing Home the Girl. Assistant Director: Mother Courage, Light (Theater @ Boston Court ) and True West (Deaf West Theater). Co-author King of the Moon which ran Off-Off Broadway, in Los Angeles at the Groundlings Theater and HBO Workspace and was made into a film for FOX Searchlab where it premiered at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival. He directed Ed Harris for the LA Phil's 2005 Season Opening Gala at Disney Hall and Heart...Beat for the Boston Court’s Music at the Court series. Associate Artist of Circus Theatricals where he directed The Adding Machine

As an actor, L.A. theater credits include: Apollo, Richard III, King of the Moon, Kindertransport, Detachments, The Memorandum, The Water Engine, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Rose Tattoo. Regionally at the Studio Theater, Woolly Mammoth, and the Source Theater.

TV/Film includes: Next, Déjà Vu, Magnolia, Bewitched, D.C.9/11, The Ring, Rules of Engagement, Mousehunt, Stargate, X-Files:The Movie, Bounce. Bones, Three Rivers, True Blood, House, Chuck, The Closer, Veronica Mars, Big Love, Entourage, CSI: NY, Justice, Philly (recurring) NYPD: Blue, NCIS, Cold Case, Without a Trace, Boston Legal, CSI, Six Feet Under, 24, JAG, Alias, a recurring role as Dr. Jack Gannon on The Young and the Restless and others.

He trained at Arena Stage, the Studio Theater and holds an M.F.A. from the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. He is a member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, SAG, AEA, associate member of SDC, the Actor's Studio Playwrights/Directors Unit and is an adjunct professor of theater at Pepperdine University.

He is also a proud alumnus of the Lincoln Center Theater Director's Lab West (Gold Medal Class of '05)

Member since 2009

Road work: Director, Finding Fossils (Play Reading Series). LA theatre includes: The Cannibals (LA Drama Critics Circle Nomination); Daddy’s Dyin’ Who’s Got the Will?; Non Ti Pago; It’s Only a Play; Tartuffe; 445: Shakespeare’s Henry; Black Comedy; Private Lives.

Film: Popcorn; Swim Team; Woofer; Vinnie and Angela’s Beauty Salon and Funeral Parlor (Gold Cinneman Award/Best Short Film).
TV includes: Recurring on House Calls and the soap Capitol. Also, Entourage, Conan the Adventurer, The Oregon Trail, It’s a Living, Alf, The Cavanaughs.

Suzanne holds an MFA (’08) and an MA (’06) in acting/directing and theatre studies and has been teaching at the university level for the past five years. She lectures on the business of acting and has a forthcoming book on the topic. Member: AEA, SAG, AFTRA

Member since 1991

Taylor Gilbert is the founder and Co-Artistic Director of The Road Theatre Company. She also serves on the Artistic Board.

Taylor has worked as a Producer on over 30 Road shows. Her Road directing credits include: the award winning In The Name of the People, Mooncalf, My Last Confession, The Chisholm Trail Went through Here, Slumber Party. She also co-directed Hitlers Head and Homefires, both with Ken Sawyer.

Taylor has been seen on the Road's stage in: Balm in Gilead, Why Things Burn, Vig, Pirates, Akela, Merlin, American Romance, White People, A Mislaid Heaven, The Seventh Monarch, The Pagans, Oroboros, Backwards in High Heels, And Neither Have I Wings to Fly.

Her film appearances include: Spiderman 1 and 2, Hancock, The Island, Twister, Tucker, The Dead Pool, The McMartin Trials, Torment.

Press/Publicity consultant since 2007.

Veteran of five Broadway shows and the original cast of HAIR. Regional: Oscar in OSCAR & SPERANZA, Washington, DC (Helen Hayes nomination); on tour as Dysart in EQUUS, Ken Talley in FIFTH OF JULY, Amos “Mr. Cellophane” Hart in CHICAGO; and LAMENT FOR THE MOTHS, AN ODE TO TENNESSEE and THE MILK TRAIN DOESN’T STOP HERE ANYMORE at the Tennessee Williams Literary Festival, New Orleans.

AWARDS: Kenneth Halliwell in NASTY LITTLE SECRETS (LA Drama Critics Circle Award for Leading Performance, Maddy Award, LA Weekly nomination, GLAAD Award finalist), Lennie in OF MICE AND MEN (Drama-Logue Award, LA Weekly nomination), Frank in SUMMERTIME (NAACP nomination), Quentin in SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS (LA Weekly nomination), J. Edgar Hoover in AMERICAN ILIAD (LA Weekly nomination), Secunda in FEDUNN (LA Weekly nomination), Brian in THE SHADOW BOX (ReviewPlays.com Best Featured Actor), Oscar Wilde in BEDS (Maddy Award), Greta in BENT (Maddy Award).

Film: SURPRISE, SURPRISE (lead and co-adapted screenplay from his play of the same name); DARKMAN; WHAT’S UP, SCARLET?; AUDITIONS; SENATOR PLATO; BODY DOUBLE; MASTURBATION: PUTTING THE FUN IN SELF-LOVING

www.travismichaelholder.com