Dear Theatregoers,
Keiko Green is exploding onto the American Theatre. This is just a fact. In the span of five months, she has four different plays happening at four different theatres across the country. Not to mention her tv career, writing for Hulu and AppleTV. So, we are thrilled to be bringing her fresh and unapologetic voice to Chicago with this co-production between Raven and Rivendell.
With Rivendell’s continued commitment to amplifying women’s voices and Raven’s history of championing and producing new work, our combined efforts make for a production that gets at the heart of this world premiere comedy.
Jenny and Bernie could not be more different, and yet Keiko has put them together in this play where – while they may be looking for answers or money or even a dog – what they ultimately find is a human connection. Especially in a moment where isolation and fear are on the rise, we find that message immensely powerful.
We are grateful that you, too, have chosen to seek out that connection by coming to the theatre, one of the only places in society where we must be together, in community with one another. Just as people have been doing for centuries, in moments of need, we turn to artists to show us a path forward and remind us of our humanity.
There’s nothing better than a good laugh, a bit of pretend, and yes, maybe even a dog, to do just that.
In community,
The run time is estimated to be 85 minutes with no intermission. As a courtesy to the actors and your fellow patrons, please silence your cell phone. Due to the intimate nature of the performance space, late seating and re-seating is not guaranteed after the performance has begun and will be facilitated at the discretion of house management. Photography and recording of any kind is prohibited.
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2018. A garage in suburban Georgia, somewhere outside Atlanta.
STEPHEN H. JOHNSON
KAREN & FRANK SCHNEIDER
JUSTIN KULOVSEK & DAMIAN CLARK
SUSAN SCHAALMAN YOUDOVIN & CHARLIE SHULKIN
MARK ULRICH
ERIC SLATER
SAKU YANAGAWA
LEE KEENAN & LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO
WHISKEY GIRL TAVERN
TARA MALLEN+* Bernie
STEPHANIE SHUM Jenny
Understudies:
HANNAH KATO Jenny
MELISSA VAN KERSEN Bernie
Understudies will not substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance.
*denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers.
+denotes member of Rivendell Theatre Ensemble
KEIKO GREEN Playwright
KIRSTEN FITZGERALD Director
JOJO BROWN Assistant Director
SAMMI GRANT Dialect Coach
SEOJUNG JANG Lighting Designer
PALOMA LOCSIN Props Designer
RUBY LOWE Master Electrician
STEPHANIE MATTOS Fight Designer
CATHERINE MILLER Raven Casting Director
GLENN OBRERO+ Rivendell Casting Director
MAEGAN PATE Costume Designer
CAROLINE MICHELE UY Dramaturg
THEO WAMPUSZYC Assistant Stage Manager
CONNOR WANG^ Sound Designer
LUCY WHIPP Production Manager
JC WIDMAN* Stage Manager
MARA ISHIHARA ZINKY Scenic Designer
*denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers.
^denotes a member of USA 829 – a labor union and professional association of Designers, Artists, Craftspeople, and Department Coordinators.
+denotes member of Rivendell Theatre Ensemble
Raven Theatre is a member of Theatre Communications Group, Inc. (TCG), Producers Association of Chicago Theatres (PACT), and the League of Chicago Theatres.
TARA MALLEN +* she/her (Bernie) A producer, actor, and director, Tara is also the founder and Artistic Director at Chicago’s award-winning Rivendell Theatre Ensemble. Raven’s audiences will remember her from the 2023 production of The Luckiest (Jeff Nomination – Supporting Actor). Recent Rivendell credits include the smash-hit world premiere Motherhouse (Jeff Award winning ensemble) and director of the sold-out, critically acclaimed world premiere WIPEOUT. In 2018, she won the Jeff Award for “Actor in a Principal Role” for her portrayal of “Della” in The Cake. Other notable stage credits include the world premiere of Lynn Nottage’s Sweat (Arena Stage); The world premiere productions of SPAY, Laura and the Sea, Look, We Are Breathing, The Walls, The Firebirds Take the Field and Rasheeda Speaking (Rivendell);The Cake (Renaissance Theatreworks); and How Long Will I Cry (Steppenwolf Theatre) among many others. Since Rivendell’s inception in 1996, Tara has produced, directed and/or acted in over fifty productions. She received a Joseph Jefferson award for “Supporting Actress” for work in WRENS and was also a part of that production’s Jeff winning “ensemble”. For Rivendell, Tara has also directed WOMEN AT WAR , The Electric Baby, 26 Miles (co-production with Teatro Vista); Fighting Words; Psalms of a Questionable Nature; Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue (co-production with Stageworks/ Hudson); and the brief and brilliant Shady Meadows by Lisa Dillman as part of the 2007 Chicago Humanities Festival. Screen credits include the critically acclaimed indie film Ghostlight (IFC); Steven Soderbergh’s Contagion (WARNER BROS.); The Emperor of Ocean Park (MGM+);The Last Shift (Sony Pictures); Dark Matter (Apple TV); Empire (Fox); Boss (Starz); Chicago Fire (NBC); Doubt (CBS/Sony Pictures); Chicago P.D.(NBC); Sense8 (Netflix) and the independent feature FOOLS. Tara is a 3Arts William Franklin Grisham Awardee, a 2024 Impact Award winner from the Chicago Foundation for Women and a 2018 Volunteers of America Silver Star Awardee.
STEPHANIE SHUM she/her (Jenny) Stephanie Shum is thrilled to make her Raven and Rivendell debut! Chicago: The Crucible, Bald Sisters u/s, The Great Leap u/s (Steppenwolf); Hummingbird (Goodman); Revolution, The Moors u/s (A Red Orchid Theatre); Dogs (Red – Jeff Nomination); One Party Consent (First Floor); Mothers (Gift); Men on Boats (American Theater Company); A Story Told in 7 Fights (Neo-Futurists); Love in the Time of Jonestown, Small World, Kate and Sam Are Not Breaking Up (The New Coordinates, selected); among others. Regional: Christmas Carol, Tiger Style! (TheatreSquared). Stephanie serves as the Marketing & Development Director at A Red Orchid Theatre, is a 2023 3Arts Make a Wave grantee, a graduate of the School at Steppenwolf, and is represented by Grossman & Jack Talent. Next: Understudying You Will Get Sick (Steppenwolf). stephanieshum.com
HANNAH KATO she/her (u/s Jenny) Hannah is so thankful to be making her Raven Theatre debut with Gorgeous! Other theater credits include: Come From Away (National Tour), Inherit the Wind (Goodman Theatre), A Christmas Carol (Drury Lane Theatre), and Fishing for the Moon (Northern Sky Theater). Television: Chicago Med (NBC). Hannah holds degrees in Musical Theatre and Acting from North Central College and is represented by Big Mouth Talent. Soli deo gloria. @hannah.kato
MELISSA VAN KERSEN she/her (u/s Bernie) Melissa has been acting on the stages in Chicago since 1994. She is so happy to be working on this collaboration of Gorgeous! Melissa recently had the pleasure of working with A Red Orchid theatre to “wonderstudy” for Sadieh Rifai’s The Cave and for Brett Neveu’s Revolution last season. Melissa has worked with Profiles, Irish Repertory of Chicago, Yugen, NOW Theatre and was a company ensemble member of Footsteps Theatre from 1995 to 2000. Favorite roles include Feste in Twelfth Night, Wife in Play, Marshael in The Wake of Jamey Foster and Arlene in Getting Out. Recently, Melissa has been working in commercial film and can be seen in a Raisin Bran commercial, A Sunny Start, as well as commercials with Director Ky Dickens and Director Sandro Miller. Melissa is married to Brian and is mother to Ellis and Mina. She is represented by Chicago Talent Network and Stavins Talent.
KEIKO GREEN she/her (Playwright) is an award-winning playwright, TV writer, and performer based in Los Angeles. Plays include: You Are Cordially Invited to the End of the World! (South Coast Rep), Empty Ride (Old Globe), Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play (Old Globe; SF Playhouse; Porkfilled Productions – Upcoming), Hells Canyon (Theater Mu; WET – upcoming), The Bed Trick (Seattle Shakespeare Co), Sharon (Cygnet Theatre), Hometown Boy (Actors Express; Seattle Public Theater), and Nadeshiko (Sound Theatre Company). Her plays have been developed at the Old Globe, the Kennedy Center, the National New Play Network, Playwrights Realm, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Atlantic Theater Company, and twice by the O’Neill National Playwrights Conference. Awards/Honors: Susan Blackburn Prize Finalist, Kilroys Web, San Diego Critics Circle Award (Outstanding New Play), Gregory Award (Outstanding New Play). She holds commissions from Manhattan Theatre Club/Sloan Foundation, and the Kennedy Center/Seattle Children’s Theatre. Affiliations: 2024-2025 Geffen Writers Group, 2023 Chance Resident Playwright, Theater Mu’s Mu Tang Clan, Seattle Rep Resident Writers Group, former ACT Core Company Member. As a screenwriter, she wrote on Hulu’s “Interior Chinatown” and AppleTV’s upcoming “Margo’s Got Money Troubles.” As an actor, she has performed at theaters nationwide and originated the role of Connie in Lauren Yee’s The Great Leap at the Denver Center and Seattle Rep. BFA: NYU Drama – Experimental Theatre Wing, MFA: UCSD Playwriting.
KIRSTEN FITZGERALD she/her (Director) is a proud member of the Ensemble at A Red Orchid Theatre and has served as their Artistic Director since 2008. Recent directing credits include The Moors at A Red Orchid (Jeff Award for Best Production and Best Director of a Play-Midsize), and Dance Nation at Northwestern University’s Wirtz Center. She is thrilled and grateful to be collaborating with Raven, Rivendell, and Keiko to bring this gorgeous world premiere to life. As an actor Kirsten has originated roles in the world premieres of The Cave, Grey House, Traitor, Pilgrim’s Progress, Weapon of Mass Impact (A Red Orchid); Swing State, I hate It Here (Goodman); Lettie, Appropriate (Victory Gardens); Mary Page Marlow, The Qualms (Steppenwolf). TV: Dark Matter, Shining Girls, Somebody Somewhere, The Exorcist, Sirens, The Big Leap, Chicago Med/Fire/Justice, Underemployed, ER. Film: Widows, Working Man. Kirsten is represented by Grossman & Jack Talent.
JOJO BROWN she/her (Assistant Director) Jojo Brown is a stage, television, and film actor from Chicago, Illinois. She is best known for her role on the TV series “Single Drunk Female,” with additional credits on Showtime, NBC, Comedy Central, and Prime Video. Her theatrical background includes Off-Broadway productions like “CHARM” (MCC Theatre) and “7 Minutes” (Waterwell Theater), as well as Chicago-based shows such as “The Brightest Thing in the World” (About Face Theatre) and “The Room” (A Red Orchid Theatre). Brown also serves as an Artistic Representative on the board of directors at About Face Theatre. This production marks her debut as an Assistant Director.
SAMMI GRANT she/her (Dialect Coach) Sammi previously worked with Rivendell Theatre as the dialect coach for Spay. Other Chicago theatres she has worked with include: Goodman Theatre, Court Theatre, Timeline Theatre, Lyric Opera, Writers Theatre, Shattered Globe Theatre, Remy Bumppo, and many more. Film/TV credits include: Rescued by Ruby (Netflix), Patriot (Amazon Prime), The Exorcist (Fox). Sammi is the Co-Head of Voice and Speech at The Theatre School at DePaul University. She holds an MFA with Distinction in Voice Studies from The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
SEOJUNG JANG she/her (Lighting Designer) is a lighting designer who seamlessly balances creativity and technical expertise across plays, musicals, operas, and dance. Originally from South Korea, she earned her MFA in Lighting Design from Northwestern University in 2024, where she worked on productions such as The Tempest, The Aliens, Working: A Musical, The Revolutionists, Foreshadows of the Flesh, Me Jane, and MuLan. Her recent works include 13 Suits and The Love Object. In 2025, Seojung was honored with the USITT YDMT The Barbizon Lighting Company Jonathan Resnick Lighting Design Award and Opera America’s Robert L.B. Tobin Director-Designer Prize.
PALOMA LOCSIN she/her (Props Designer)
RUBY LOWE they/them (Master Electrician)
STEPHANIE MATTOS she/her (Fight Director) is an actor, fight director and combatant in Chicago and a member of the Society of American Fight Directors. BFA in Performance Arts – Acting, Western Kentucky University. Credits include: A Lie of the Mind (Fight Director) and The Prodigal Daughter (Raven Theatre); Notes from the Field (TimeLine Theatre Co.)The Duchess of Malfi (Asst. Fight Director, Babes with Blades Theatre Co.) Last Night and the Night Before (Steppenwolf), Marys Seacole (Griffin Theatre Co.), Light Falls (Steep Theatre). Regional: Reentry (Montana Repertory Theatre). TV: The Chi. Film: Rent’s Due (Fight Coordinator), Go to the Body (Asst. Stunt Coordinator). Commercial: Salesforce. Represented by Big Mouth Talent. Ensemble member of Midsommer Flight. www.stephaniemattos.com. IG: asmattering.
CATHERING MILLER they/them (Raven Casting Director) is excited to be back at Raven Theatre, having cast A Lie of the Mind, Ironbound, Brother Sister Cyborg Space, The Prodigal Daughter, Night Watch, The October Storm, Right to be Forgotten, Private Lives, The Luckiest, Sundown, Yellow Moon and Hoodoo Love. They are also the casting director for About Face Theatre and have recently cast shows for Chicago Children’s Theatre, Theatre Wit, American Musical Theatre Project, Northwestern University and Backstitch Arts, among many others. Additionally, Catherine has done dramaturgy and gender consulting work for Paramount Theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville and About Face Theatre. Catherine was a 2021 3Arts Make A Wave recipient and was featured in American Theatre Magazine’s Role Call. They also were on NewCity Magazine’s 2020 + 2019 Players: The Fifty People Who Really Perform for Chicago and the Windy City Times’ 30 Under 30 list. Catherine has a BFA in Dramaturgy/Criticism from The Theatre School at DePaul and is a proud artistic associate with About Face Theatre. For more, subscribe to their substack at https://frombehindthetable.substack.com/
GLENN OBRERO he/him (Rivendell Casting Director) is a Casting Associate and a proud member of Rivendell Theatre Ensemble. He was an intern at Paskal Rudnicke Casting and have cast productions with Rivendell Theatre Ensemble and Griffin Theatre. As an actor, he was recently seen in Ironbound (Raven Theatre). Select credits: Scientific Method and Wipe out (Rivendell Theatre), The Great Leap (Steppenwolf Theatre), 20K Leagues Under The Seas (Lookingglass), Chinese Lady (Timeline Theatre), Tale of Two Cities (Shattered Globe Theatre). Upcoming: Barefoot in the Park and Misery (Peninsula Players Theatre). He is represented by Gray Talent Group.
MAEGAN PATE she/her (Costume Designer) is a Chicago-based costume designer and technician in Theatre and TV/Film. Her recent credits include You Will Get Sick, Natasha Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812, and The Bear. She is especially interested in theatre that focuses on female-identifying experiences with an emphasis on social change. She is thrilled to be involved with this production of Gorgeous at Raven Theatre!
CAROLINE MICHELE UY they/them (Dramaturg) is the Director of New Work at Rivendell Theatre Ensemble and is thrilled to work at Raven Theatre for the first time. As a dramaturg, stage manager, and producer, they have worked at Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre, Steep Theatre, American Music Theatre Project, and other Chicago theaters. Other credits include: New Stages Festival 2023 (Line Producer, Goodman), Purpose (Script Supervisor, Steppenwolf), Wonder Boy (Dramaturg, AMTP), The Writer (Dramaturg, Steep Theatre), This Happened Once… (Dramaturg, Goodman Theatre), and Swing State (Asst. Dramaturg, Goodman Theatre). Stage management work include Suor Angelica/Gianni Schicchi, Die Fledermaus, Cendrillon, and additional credits from the University of Michigan, Trinity Rep/Brown University, Berlin Opera Academy, and New York Stage and Film. BFA Design & Production (Stage Management), BA Cognitive Science (Language & Cognition; Minor in Germanic Languages and Literature) – University of Michigan.
THEO WAMPUSZYC they/he (Assistant Stage Manager) has been a queer theatre artist in one form or another for over a decade. Having moved from Michigan to Chicago to pursue an acting career, Theo soon discovered a penchant for theatrical production and direction, and over the past four years has had the joy to stage manage, produce, and direct for several prominent theatre companies including Raven Theatre, Rivendell Theatre, About Face Theatre, Steep Theatre, Bring Your Own Theater, Gender Fucked Productions, the American Music Theatre Project, and more. Still a devout performer, Theo indulges their dramatic side by performing as their drag persona “the Transjester” and by spending summers working as a beloved minor league baseball mascot in the Chicago suburbs.
CONNOR WANG he/him (Sound Designer) Connor is happy to be making his Raven Theatre debut with this lovely team of collaborators! Chicago: Leroy & Lucy (Steppenwolf); America v.2.1 (Definition Theatre). Broadway: How to Dance in Ohio; assistant designs for Hadestown and The Cher Show. Connor has designed regionally for The Old Globe, American Conservatory Theater, Paper Mill Playhouse, KC Rep, TheatreSquared, American Repertory Theater, and many others. In addition to his work in theatrical design, Connor is a mix engineer for Disney/ABC concerts. connorwangdesigns.com
LUCY WHIPP she/her (Production Manager) is a Chicago-based production manager, stage manager, and a generally useful set of hands to have around. She is the production manager at Raven and Gorgeous is her 7th production while she’s been here. Recent production credits that made her smile: Production Manager on Lobby Hero (Shattered Globe), Assistant Stage Manager on Short Shakes! Romeo & Juliet (Chicago Shakes), Assistant Production Manager on the immersive production Port of Entry (APTP/TRP); Production Stage Manager of world premieres Gender Play: or What You Will and The Magnolia Ballet (About Face); Anna in the Tropics and Routes (Remy Bumppo); ASM for Kitty & Georgiana: Christmas at Pemberley (Northlight); Women of Soul (Mercury); Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play, Who’s Holiday (Theater Wit); Plano (First Floor Theater). She is proud to be a Governing Ensemble member at The Story Theatre. She has worked with The Story since Season I, stage managing Leave Me Alone! and the premiere production of At the Wake of a Dead Drag Queen, production managing Marie Antoinette and the Magical Negroes, and producing several emerging playwright workshops and festivals. She is a proud member of Actors’ Equity.
JC WIDMAN she/her (Stage Manager) This is JC’s Raven and Rivendell debut. She has previously worked regionally with Red Orchid, Steppenwolf, Marriott Lincolnshire, Paramount Theater, Drury Lane, The Goodman, Shattered Globe, Neo-Futurist, Hell In A Handbag, Kokandy Productions, Jackalope Theatre, and Firebrand Theater. She has also worked with the International Puppet Festival, Make Believe Association podcasts, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Theater for One with the Chicago Architecture Biennial and toured North America with the Empire Strips Back burlesque show. She is a proud member of Actor’s Equity, and is thankful for the inspiration and support from so many incredible females in this company, in our theater community, and in her own life.
MARA ISHIHARA ZINKY she/her (Scenic Designer) is a Chicago-based scenic designer and props artisan. Recent credits include Nightwatch (Raven Theatre), Dial M For Murder (Northlight Theatre), Native Gardens (Buffalo Theatre Ensemble), Enough To Let The Light In (Contemporary American Theatre Festival) The Porch On Windy Hill (Northlight Theatre, Merrimack Rep, People’s Light and Theater, Weston Theater Co). Mara’s work as a props artisan has also been seen onstage at Chicago Shakespeare, Goodman Theatre, and Steppenwolf Theatre. The Theatre School at DePaul University, 2017.
Raven Theatre is in its 42nd year of providing revivals of modern dramas and thought-provoking new works to the Northside Chicago community, as well as theatrical education to the children and schools in the surrounding neighborhoods. Founded in 1983, Raven moved into its current home in 2002 with its 85 seat Johnson Stage and its 56 seat Schwartz Stage.
SUBSCRIPTION SERIES: Raven offers three productions in its subscription series, all in the Johnson Stage, focusing on revivals of works primarily from the late 19th century to the present and including both Chicago and World premieres.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING: Our Take Flight education program offers classroom and after-school theatre residencies to our neighboring schools and community partners as well as summer theater camp. Raven serves over 800 students & young people each year.
Take Flight is committed to sharing the importance and dynamic power of ensemble work. We believe that the guiding principle of all theatrical work is that of collaboration: respecting others, feeling the confidence to contribute and the courage to try something new. Exposure to these fundamental life lessons through the lens of theatre translates into every facet of scholarship, play, and community.
With efforts in the community, in neighborhood schools, and on the stage, Raven plays an important part in the city’s cultural landscape.
Raven Theatre Company resides on the ancestral homelands of an alliance of three Native American nations: Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi, known collectively as the Council of Three Fires. Dozens of other tribes, including the Menominee, Miami, and Ho-Chunk nations, called this region home. Today, thousands of native people continue to live and work in the city colonially known as Chicago.
NATHAN TAYLOR President
LAUREN GUYDAN Vice President
JEREMY HECKMAN Treasurer
RICHARD RODRIGUEZ Secretary
JUDITH BEAUPRE
DANIEL DE LA CRUZ
ADRIANNA DESIER DURANTT Ex-Officio
CHRISTINE FOH
STUART GOLD
DR. JAMES A. HILL
STEPHEN H. JOHNSON
JUSTIN KULOVSEK
MICHAEL McCALLEY
JEANETTE SAMO
SALLY SCHWARTZ
SARAH SLIGHT Ex-Officio
MATTHEW TOLES
SUSAN SCHAALMAN YOUDOVIN
CAROL ZSOLNAY
ADRIANNA DESIER DURANTT Managing Director
SARAH SLIGHT+ Artistic Director
AMY CARTER Audience Engagement & Accessibility Coordinator
MECHELLE MOE Education Director
ASSATA TERRELL Development Manager
LUCY WHIPP Production Manager
EMMA SIPORA TYLER Interim Marketing & Communications Associate
ACACIA CONSULTING GROUP Public Relations
Front of House: Amanda Egle, Kayla Drescher, Britt Nicholson, Terah Jene, Emma Durbin
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Founded by Artistic Director, Tara Mallen, in 1994, Rivendell Theatre Ensemble was developed with a group of like-minded artists who understood that stories must be shared to open minds by elevating the lives of women through the power of theatre. Over its 30-year history, Rivendell has been recognized as a national force in new play development and as a home for women theatre artists, engaging over 200 artists and 3,000+ audience members each year through its mainstage season, new work development, and outreach.
SHERA STREET Board Chair
STEPHANIE FREI Vice Chair
ANDREA MCDERMOTT Secretary
VANDANA RAMASWAMY Treasurer
PHOEGINA BROWN
ANN CHRISTOPHERSEN
EMILY KNEER
JENNIFER KRANZ
TARA MALLEN
MEERA SUNDARESON
TARA MALLEN+ Artistic Director
CATHERINE PAINTER Managing Director
TRISHA HOOPER+ Business Manager & Director of Audience Services
TANYA WARD+ Marketing Director
CAROLINE MICHELE UY Director of New Work
SILVIO DA SILVA Development Consultant
BRIT COOPER ROBINSON Director of Community Engagement & Outreach
+denotes member of Rivendell Theatre Ensemble
MARY CROSS
RASHADA DAWAN
DEVON DE MAYO
LISA DILLMAN
JERRE DYE
JESSICA ERVIN
DIANE D. FAIRCHILD
PAT FRIES
REGINA GARCIA
MEIGHAN GERACHIS
HALLIE GORDON
RAE GRAY
TRISHA HOOPER
KEITH KUPFERER
LUCIA LOMBARDI
TARA MALLEN
KRYSTEL MCNEIL
JANE BAXTER MILLER
ELVIA MORENO
ANDI MURIEL
ASHLEY NEAL
GLENN-DALE OBRERO
KRISTEN J. OSBORN
JANICE PYTEL
ERIC SLATER
SARAH SLIGHT
REBECCA SPENCE
MEG THALKEN
MARK ULRICH
GEORGETTE VERDIN
TANYA WARD
MEGAN CARNEY
VICTORIA DEIORIO
SHARON I. FURIYA
JOANNA IWANICKA
WILLIAM I. HOFFMAN
PAULA RAMIREZ
JAYMI LEE SMITH
