CAST

JENNY WEAVER, MOTHER
Last seen in the Central Florida area at Ice House Theatre in the Happiest Millionaire, Jenny is glad to make her way back to the stage. Although she did not graduate from Rollins like the rest of her castmates, she works there. She is the Box Office and Choir Manager at the Bach Festival. A native of Chicago, IL she has graduated from the Chicago Academy for the Arts and has a BFA in Musical Theatre at Millikin University (Decatur, IL). Much love to Michael, Mom, Dad, and Reilly

LAURA KIMBRELL, DOCTOR KOHAR
Laura Kimbrell graduated as a Theatre Arts major from Rollins College in 2002. She was last seen at The Fringe that same year in another Anna DeMers original Hidden Mandala. She would like to thank Travis, her family, and " the bits" for all of their love and support.

TREVIN COOPER, DOCTOR STEELE
As a B.A. graduate from Rollins College, past productions include Man of LaMancha, 1940’s Radio Hour, Moon Over Buffalo, Oliver, and most recently Freddie Eynford Hill in Mad Cow Theatre’s season opener, My Fair Lady. Working alongside Thomas Ouellette, he has also assisted directed Mad Cow’s productions of Lobby Hero and Frankie and Johnny in the Clair De Lune. Trevin is thrilled and honored to be appearing in this world premiere, he would like to thank everyone involved in Solo Face, for their dedication and love of the craft, especially Anna, Kevin Nick and Olivia, you are the greatest, I love you all.

GABE WILLIS, SCOTT
This is his first show at the Fringe Festival. He recently graduated from Rollins College with a Bachelors degree in Theatre. The last show he performed in was Babes in Arms at the Annie Russell Theatre. He plans to move to California soon to work with friends in an acting workshop.

JAMIE CLINE, TODD
Hailing all the way from Orlando, Florida, Jamie has spent the last year in hiding, honing his powers to a state of readiness. They're still not ready. But he's giving it a go anyway. Most recently in Mad Cow's production of Dangerous Liaison's as Dancenay, Jamie is a graduate of Rollins College, where he enjoyed time both on and off the Annie Russell and Fred Stone stages. Currently trying to hone his still infantile powers of improv, he also enjoys a good book or video game, amongst many other things, like climbing big rocks. Thanks to all who have assisted and allowed my madness through the years, which have passed, and those still to come.