Ashley Scallon has her undergraduate degree from Southern Oregon University,and her Masters in Performance from FSU/ASOLO Conservatory for actor training. She has been a Chicago resident for almost four years, and is thrilled make her Chicago debut as Juliet. Along the way, Ashley got engaged. She will be married to her fiance, Jason, next month in California.

Ashley Scallon has her undergraduate degree from Southern Oregon University,and her Masters in Performance from FSU/ASOLO Conservatory for actor training. She has been a Chicago resident for almost four years, and is thrilled make her Chicago debut as Juliet. Along the way, Ashley got engaged. She will be married to her fiance, Jason, next month in California.

Ashley Scallon has her undergraduate degree from Southern Oregon University,and her Masters in Performance from FSU/ASOLO Conservatory for actor training. She has been a Chicago resident for almost four years, and is thrilled make her Chicago debut as Juliet. Along the way, Ashley got engaged. She will be married to her fiance, Jason, next month in California.

Ashley Scallon has her undergraduate degree from Southern Oregon University,and her Masters in Performance from FSU/ASOLO Conservatory for actor training. She has been a Chicago resident for almost four years, and is thrilled make her Chicago debut as Juliet. Along the way, Ashley got engaged. She will be married to her fiance, Jason, next month in California.

Ashley Scallon has her undergraduate degree from Southern Oregon University,and her Masters in Performance from FSU/ASOLO Conservatory for actor training. She has been a Chicago resident for almost four years, and is thrilled make her Chicago debut as Juliet. Along the way, Ashley got engaged. She will be married to her fiance, Jason, next month in California.

Ashley Scallon has her undergraduate degree from Southern Oregon University,and her Masters in Performance from FSU/ASOLO Conservatory for actor training. She has been a Chicago resident for almost four years, and is thrilled make her Chicago debut as Juliet. Along the way, Ashley got engaged. She will be married to her fiance, Jason, next month in California.

Ashley Scallon has her undergraduate degree from Southern Oregon University,and her Masters in Performance from FSU/ASOLO Conservatory for actor training. She has been a Chicago resident for almost four years, and is thrilled make her Chicago debut as Juliet. Along the way, Ashley got engaged. She will be married to her fiance, Jason, next month in California.

Greg's previous Chicago credits include Carroll Gardens (16th Street Theatre), Our Lady Of 121st Street (Eclipse Theatre), Carlyle (Goodman Theatre), Treasure Island (Lookingglass Theatre), Coming Home (Erasing The Distance), Stick Fly (Windy City Playhouse), A Plank In Reason (Prologue Theatre), HAIR (American Theatre Company), one week in spring (Halcyon Theatre), And The Snow Came Down (Step Up Productions), Bud, Not Buddy (Chicago Children’s Theatre), and Seascape (Remy Bumppo Theatre). He is proudly represented by Gray Talent Group. Along the way, Greg closed one show and opened another!

Greg's previous Chicago credits include Carroll Gardens (16th Street Theatre), Our Lady Of 121st Street (Eclipse Theatre), Carlyle (Goodman Theatre), Treasure Island (Lookingglass Theatre), Coming Home (Erasing The Distance), Stick Fly (Windy City Playhouse), A Plank In Reason (Prologue Theatre), HAIR (American Theatre Company), one week in spring (Halcyon Theatre), And The Snow Came Down (Step Up Productions), Bud, Not Buddy (Chicago Children’s Theatre), and Seascape (Remy Bumppo Theatre). He is proudly represented by Gray Talent Group. Along the way, Greg closed one show and opened another!

Greg's previous Chicago credits include Carroll Gardens (16th Street Theatre), Our Lady Of 121st Street (Eclipse Theatre), Carlyle (Goodman Theatre), Treasure Island (Lookingglass Theatre), Coming Home (Erasing The Distance), Stick Fly (Windy City Playhouse), A Plank In Reason (Prologue Theatre), HAIR (American Theatre Company), one week in spring (Halcyon Theatre), And The Snow Came Down (Step Up Productions), Bud, Not Buddy (Chicago Children’s Theatre), and Seascape (Remy Bumppo Theatre). He is proudly represented by Gray Talent Group. Along the way, Greg closed one show and opened another!

Greg's previous Chicago credits include Carroll Gardens (16th Street Theatre), Our Lady Of 121st Street (Eclipse Theatre), Carlyle (Goodman Theatre), Treasure Island (Lookingglass Theatre), Coming Home (Erasing The Distance), Stick Fly (Windy City Playhouse), A Plank In Reason (Prologue Theatre), HAIR (American Theatre Company), one week in spring (Halcyon Theatre), And The Snow Came Down (Step Up Productions), Bud, Not Buddy (Chicago Children’s Theatre), and Seascape (Remy Bumppo Theatre). He is proudly represented by Gray Talent Group. Along the way, Greg closed one show and opened another!

Greg's previous Chicago credits include Carroll Gardens (16th Street Theatre), Our Lady Of 121st Street (Eclipse Theatre), Carlyle (Goodman Theatre), Treasure Island (Lookingglass Theatre), Coming Home (Erasing The Distance), Stick Fly (Windy City Playhouse), A Plank In Reason (Prologue Theatre), HAIR (American Theatre Company), one week in spring (Halcyon Theatre), And The Snow Came Down (Step Up Productions), Bud, Not Buddy (Chicago Children’s Theatre), and Seascape (Remy Bumppo Theatre). He is proudly represented by Gray Talent Group. Along the way, Greg closed one show and opened another!

Greg's previous Chicago credits include Carroll Gardens (16th Street Theatre), Our Lady Of 121st Street (Eclipse Theatre), Carlyle (Goodman Theatre), Treasure Island (Lookingglass Theatre), Coming Home (Erasing The Distance), Stick Fly (Windy City Playhouse), A Plank In Reason (Prologue Theatre), HAIR (American Theatre Company), one week in spring (Halcyon Theatre), And The Snow Came Down (Step Up Productions), Bud, Not Buddy (Chicago Children’s Theatre), and Seascape (Remy Bumppo Theatre). He is proudly represented by Gray Talent Group. Along the way, Greg closed one show and opened another!

Greg's previous Chicago credits include Carroll Gardens (16th Street Theatre), Our Lady Of 121st Street (Eclipse Theatre), Carlyle (Goodman Theatre), Treasure Island (Lookingglass Theatre), Coming Home (Erasing The Distance), Stick Fly (Windy City Playhouse), A Plank In Reason (Prologue Theatre), HAIR (American Theatre Company), one week in spring (Halcyon Theatre), And The Snow Came Down (Step Up Productions), Bud, Not Buddy (Chicago Children’s Theatre), and Seascape (Remy Bumppo Theatre). He is proudly represented by Gray Talent Group. Along the way, Greg closed one show and opened another!

Greg's previous Chicago credits include Carroll Gardens (16th Street Theatre), Our Lady Of 121st Street (Eclipse Theatre), Carlyle (Goodman Theatre), Treasure Island (Lookingglass Theatre), Coming Home (Erasing The Distance), Stick Fly (Windy City Playhouse), A Plank In Reason (Prologue Theatre), HAIR (American Theatre Company), one week in spring (Halcyon Theatre), And The Snow Came Down (Step Up Productions), Bud, Not Buddy (Chicago Children’s Theatre), and Seascape (Remy Bumppo Theatre). He is proudly represented by Gray Talent Group. Along the way, Greg closed one show and opened another!

Greg's previous Chicago credits include Carroll Gardens (16th Street Theatre), Our Lady Of 121st Street (Eclipse Theatre), Carlyle (Goodman Theatre), Treasure Island (Lookingglass Theatre), Coming Home (Erasing The Distance), Stick Fly (Windy City Playhouse), A Plank In Reason (Prologue Theatre), HAIR (American Theatre Company), one week in spring (Halcyon Theatre), And The Snow Came Down (Step Up Productions), Bud, Not Buddy (Chicago Children’s Theatre), and Seascape (Remy Bumppo Theatre). He is proudly represented by Gray Talent Group. Along the way, Greg closed one show and opened another!

Amy Powell, native resident of Illinois, moved to Chicago in 2013. Amy holds a B.F.A in acting from Northern Illinois University and has also studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater School in Moscow, Russia. She is a company member of the Organic Theater Company, where she started out as an intern before becoming a company member in 2015. Favorite credits include: Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol as the Bogle, The Diviners as Darlene, Tartuffe as Marianne, as well as two original one act plays The Haunter of the Dark and Garbot. Most recently, Amy was seen as Vika in the U.S. premiere of the Russian coming out story, Out of the Blue. Along the way, Amy worked to formalize her new production company where she'll contribute as writer, actor, producer, and much more.  

Amy Powell, native resident of Illinois, moved to Chicago in 2013. Amy holds a B.F.A in acting from Northern Illinois University and has also studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater School in Moscow, Russia. She is a company member of the Organic Theater Company, where she started out as an intern before becoming a company member in 2015. Favorite credits include: Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol as the Bogle, The Diviners as Darlene, Tartuffe as Marianne, as well as two original one act plays The Haunter of the Dark and Garbot. Most recently, Amy was seen as Vika in the U.S. premiere of the Russian coming out story, Out of the Blue. Along the way, Amy worked to formalize her new production company where she'll contribute as writer, actor, producer, and much more.  

Amy Powell, native resident of Illinois, moved to Chicago in 2013. Amy holds a B.F.A in acting from Northern Illinois University and has also studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater School in Moscow, Russia. She is a company member of the Organic Theater Company, where she started out as an intern before becoming a company member in 2015. Favorite credits include: Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol as the Bogle, The Diviners as Darlene, Tartuffe as Marianne, as well as two original one act plays The Haunter of the Dark and Garbot. Most recently, Amy was seen as Vika in the U.S. premiere of the Russian coming out story, Out of the Blue. Along the way, Amy worked to formalize her new production company where she'll contribute as writer, actor, producer, and much more.  

Amy Powell, native resident of Illinois, moved to Chicago in 2013. Amy holds a B.F.A in acting from Northern Illinois University and has also studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater School in Moscow, Russia. She is a company member of the Organic Theater Company, where she started out as an intern before becoming a company member in 2015. Favorite credits include: Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol as the Bogle, The Diviners as Darlene, Tartuffe as Marianne, as well as two original one act plays The Haunter of the Dark and Garbot. Most recently, Amy was seen as Vika in the U.S. premiere of the Russian coming out story, Out of the Blue. Along the way, Amy worked to formalize her new production company where she'll contribute as writer, actor, producer, and much more.  

Amy Powell, native resident of Illinois, moved to Chicago in 2013. Amy holds a B.F.A in acting from Northern Illinois University and has also studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater School in Moscow, Russia. She is a company member of the Organic Theater Company, where she started out as an intern before becoming a company member in 2015. Favorite credits include: Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol as the Bogle, The Diviners as Darlene, Tartuffe as Marianne, as well as two original one act plays The Haunter of the Dark and Garbot. Most recently, Amy was seen as Vika in the U.S. premiere of the Russian coming out story, Out of the Blue. Along the way, Amy worked to formalize her new production company where she'll contribute as writer, actor, producer, and much more.  

Amy Powell, native resident of Illinois, moved to Chicago in 2013. Amy holds a B.F.A in acting from Northern Illinois University and has also studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater School in Moscow, Russia. She is a company member of the Organic Theater Company, where she started out as an intern before becoming a company member in 2015. Favorite credits include: Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol as the Bogle, The Diviners as Darlene, Tartuffe as Marianne, as well as two original one act plays The Haunter of the Dark and Garbot. Most recently, Amy was seen as Vika in the U.S. premiere of the Russian coming out story, Out of the Blue. Along the way, Amy worked to formalize her new production company where she'll contribute as writer, actor, producer, and much more.  

Amy Powell, native resident of Illinois, moved to Chicago in 2013. Amy holds a B.F.A in acting from Northern Illinois University and has also studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater School in Moscow, Russia. She is a company member of the Organic Theater Company, where she started out as an intern before becoming a company member in 2015. Favorite credits include: Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol as the Bogle, The Diviners as Darlene, Tartuffe as Marianne, as well as two original one act plays The Haunter of the Dark and Garbot. Most recently, Amy was seen as Vika in the U.S. premiere of the Russian coming out story, Out of the Blue. Along the way, Amy worked to formalize her new production company where she'll contribute as writer, actor, producer, and much more.  

Amy Powell, native resident of Illinois, moved to Chicago in 2013. Amy holds a B.F.A in acting from Northern Illinois University and has also studied acting at the Moscow Art Theater School in Moscow, Russia. She is a company member of the Organic Theater Company, where she started out as an intern before becoming a company member in 2015. Favorite credits include: Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol as the Bogle, The Diviners as Darlene, Tartuffe as Marianne, as well as two original one act plays The Haunter of the Dark and Garbot. Most recently, Amy was seen as Vika in the U.S. premiere of the Russian coming out story, Out of the Blue. Along the way, Amy worked to formalize her new production company where she'll contribute as writer, actor, producer, and much more.  

Daniel Dauphin is an actor and fight choreographer, who has worked with Steep Theatre, Red Theatre Chicago, Organic Theatre Company, and Stage Left Theatre. He most recently performed as Dickie Thimble in Year of the Rooster (Red Theatre Chicago), and he's choreographed for Eclectic Theatre Company, Neo-Futurists, and ph Comedy Theater. In Jackson, MS, he's performed extensively with New Stage Theatre, in All My Sons (George), Biloxi Blues (Epstein), Noises Off (Garry), and Gutenberg! The Musical! (Bud), and choreographed fights for The Grapes of Wrath, The Great Gatsby, Twelfth Night, and The Fantastiks. He holds an MFA in acting from the University of Southern Mississippi. Along the way, Danny and his wife, Beth, had their first child, a daughter named Effie.

Daniel Dauphin is an actor and fight choreographer, who has worked with Steep Theatre, Red Theatre Chicago, Organic Theatre Company, and Stage Left Theatre. He most recently performed as Dickie Thimble in Year of the Rooster (Red Theatre Chicago), and he's choreographed for Eclectic Theatre Company, Neo-Futurists, and ph Comedy Theater. In Jackson, MS, he's performed extensively with New Stage Theatre, in All My Sons (George), Biloxi Blues (Epstein), Noises Off (Garry), and Gutenberg! The Musical! (Bud), and choreographed fights for The Grapes of Wrath, The Great Gatsby, Twelfth Night, and The Fantastiks. He holds an MFA in acting from the University of Southern Mississippi. Along the way, Danny and his wife, Beth, had their first child, a daughter named Effie.

Daniel Dauphin is an actor and fight choreographer, who has worked with Steep Theatre, Red Theatre Chicago, Organic Theatre Company, and Stage Left Theatre. He most recently performed as Dickie Thimble in Year of the Rooster (Red Theatre Chicago), and he's choreographed for Eclectic Theatre Company, Neo-Futurists, and ph Comedy Theater. In Jackson, MS, he's performed extensively with New Stage Theatre, in All My Sons (George), Biloxi Blues (Epstein), Noises Off (Garry), and Gutenberg! The Musical! (Bud), and choreographed fights for The Grapes of Wrath, The Great Gatsby, Twelfth Night, and The Fantastiks. He holds an MFA in acting from the University of Southern Mississippi. Along the way, Danny and his wife, Beth, had their first child, a daughter named Effie.

Daniel Dauphin is an actor and fight choreographer, who has worked with Steep Theatre, Red Theatre Chicago, Organic Theatre Company, and Stage Left Theatre. He most recently performed as Dickie Thimble in Year of the Rooster (Red Theatre Chicago), and he's choreographed for Eclectic Theatre Company, Neo-Futurists, and ph Comedy Theater. In Jackson, MS, he's performed extensively with New Stage Theatre, in All My Sons (George), Biloxi Blues (Epstein), Noises Off (Garry), and Gutenberg! The Musical! (Bud), and choreographed fights for The Grapes of Wrath, The Great Gatsby, Twelfth Night, and The Fantastiks. He holds an MFA in acting from the University of Southern Mississippi. Along the way, Danny and his wife, Beth, had their first child, a daughter named Effie.

Daniel Dauphin is an actor and fight choreographer, who has worked with Steep Theatre, Red Theatre Chicago, Organic Theatre Company, and Stage Left Theatre. He most recently performed as Dickie Thimble in Year of the Rooster (Red Theatre Chicago), and he's choreographed for Eclectic Theatre Company, Neo-Futurists, and ph Comedy Theater. In Jackson, MS, he's performed extensively with New Stage Theatre, in All My Sons (George), Biloxi Blues (Epstein), Noises Off (Garry), and Gutenberg! The Musical! (Bud), and choreographed fights for The Grapes of Wrath, The Great Gatsby, Twelfth Night, and The Fantastiks. He holds an MFA in acting from the University of Southern Mississippi. Along the way, Danny and his wife, Beth, had their first child, a daughter named Effie.

Daniel Dauphin is an actor and fight choreographer, who has worked with Steep Theatre, Red Theatre Chicago, Organic Theatre Company, and Stage Left Theatre. He most recently performed as Dickie Thimble in Year of the Rooster (Red Theatre Chicago), and he's choreographed for Eclectic Theatre Company, Neo-Futurists, and ph Comedy Theater. In Jackson, MS, he's performed extensively with New Stage Theatre, in All My Sons (George), Biloxi Blues (Epstein), Noises Off (Garry), and Gutenberg! The Musical! (Bud), and choreographed fights for The Grapes of Wrath, The Great Gatsby, Twelfth Night, and The Fantastiks. He holds an MFA in acting from the University of Southern Mississippi. Along the way, Danny and his wife, Beth, had their first child, a daughter named Effie.

Daniel Dauphin is an actor and fight choreographer, who has worked with Steep Theatre, Red Theatre Chicago, Organic Theatre Company, and Stage Left Theatre. He most recently performed as Dickie Thimble in Year of the Rooster (Red Theatre Chicago), and he's choreographed for Eclectic Theatre Company, Neo-Futurists, and ph Comedy Theater. In Jackson, MS, he's performed extensively with New Stage Theatre, in All My Sons (George), Biloxi Blues (Epstein), Noises Off (Garry), and Gutenberg! The Musical! (Bud), and choreographed fights for The Grapes of Wrath, The Great Gatsby, Twelfth Night, and The Fantastiks. He holds an MFA in acting from the University of Southern Mississippi. Along the way, Danny and his wife, Beth, had their first child, a daughter named Effie.

Joel’s Chicago credits include work with Assassination Theater, Theatre Y, 16th Street Theater, and several productions with the Organic Theater Company where he is an Artistic Associate. Work elsewhere includes several seasons with the Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre in Kansas City, MO. Joel received his MFA in Acting from Northern Illinois University, and has studied abroad at the Moscow Art Theatre. He is represented by Johnson McKay Talent. Along the way, Joel stepped into in to his role a month later than his fellows, while settling into a new apartment with his girlfriend, Danielle, and their differently-abled pitbull, Mimi.

Joel’s Chicago credits include work with Assassination Theater, Theatre Y, 16th Street Theater, and several productions with the Organic Theater Company where he is an Artistic Associate. Work elsewhere includes several seasons with the Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre in Kansas City, MO. Joel received his MFA in Acting from Northern Illinois University, and has studied abroad at the Moscow Art Theatre. He is represented by Johnson McKay Talent. Along the way, Joel stepped into in to his role a month later than his fellows, while settling into a new apartment with his girlfriend, Danielle, and their differently-abled pitbull, Mimi.

Joel’s Chicago credits include work with Assassination Theater, Theatre Y, 16th Street Theater, and several productions with the Organic Theater Company where he is an Artistic Associate. Work elsewhere includes several seasons with the Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre in Kansas City, MO. Joel received his MFA in Acting from Northern Illinois University, and has studied abroad at the Moscow Art Theatre. He is represented by Johnson McKay Talent. Along the way, Joel stepped into in to his role a month later than his fellows, while settling into a new apartment with his girlfriend, Danielle, and their differently-abled pitbull, Mimi.

Joel’s Chicago credits include work with Assassination Theater, Theatre Y, 16th Street Theater, and several productions with the Organic Theater Company where he is an Artistic Associate. Work elsewhere includes several seasons with the Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre in Kansas City, MO. Joel received his MFA in Acting from Northern Illinois University, and has studied abroad at the Moscow Art Theatre. He is represented by Johnson McKay Talent. Along the way, Joel stepped into in to his role a month later than his fellows, while settling into a new apartment with his girlfriend, Danielle, and their differently-abled pitbull, Mimi.

Joel’s Chicago credits include work with Assassination Theater, Theatre Y, 16th Street Theater, and several productions with the Organic Theater Company where he is an Artistic Associate. Work elsewhere includes several seasons with the Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre in Kansas City, MO. Joel received his MFA in Acting from Northern Illinois University, and has studied abroad at the Moscow Art Theatre. He is represented by Johnson McKay Talent. Along the way, Joel stepped into in to his role a month later than his fellows, while settling into a new apartment with his girlfriend, Danielle, and their differently-abled pitbull, Mimi.

Joel’s Chicago credits include work with Assassination Theater, Theatre Y, 16th Street Theater, and several productions with the Organic Theater Company where he is an Artistic Associate. Work elsewhere includes several seasons with the Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre in Kansas City, MO. Joel received his MFA in Acting from Northern Illinois University, and has studied abroad at the Moscow Art Theatre. He is represented by Johnson McKay Talent. Along the way, Joel stepped into in to his role a month later than his fellows, while settling into a new apartment with his girlfriend, Danielle, and their differently-abled pitbull, Mimi.

Joel’s Chicago credits include work with Assassination Theater, Theatre Y, 16th Street Theater, and several productions with the Organic Theater Company where he is an Artistic Associate. Work elsewhere includes several seasons with the Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre in Kansas City, MO. Joel received his MFA in Acting from Northern Illinois University, and has studied abroad at the Moscow Art Theatre. He is represented by Johnson McKay Talent. Along the way, Joel stepped into in to his role a month later than his fellows, while settling into a new apartment with his girlfriend, Danielle, and their differently-abled pitbull, Mimi.

Bethany recently graduated from the MFA in Acting program at Northern Illinois University and holds a BFA in Acting from California State University, Fullerton. Last summer she studied at The Moscow Art Theatre School in Moscow, Russia and performed at the Adana International Theatre Festival in Adana, Turkey. Some favorite previous roles include: Viola in the American Premiere of Out of the Blue (Organic Theater Co.), The Red Head in The Love Talker, Lady Fulbank in The Lucky Chance, Masha in The Three Sisters, Bessie in Awake and Sing!, Lorraine in A Lie of the Mind, Eliza Gant inLook Homeward, Angel, Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire, and Dotty in Noises Off! Along the way, Bethany began teaching at NIU and traveled to Chicago for rehearsals from DeKalb, where she lives with her husband, Jason.

Bethany recently graduated from the MFA in Acting program at Northern Illinois University and holds a BFA in Acting from California State University, Fullerton. Last summer she studied at The Moscow Art Theatre School in Moscow, Russia and performed at the Adana International Theatre Festival in Adana, Turkey. Some favorite previous roles include: Viola in the American Premiere of Out of the Blue (Organic Theater Co.), The Red Head in The Love Talker, Lady Fulbank in The Lucky Chance, Masha in The Three Sisters, Bessie in Awake and Sing!, Lorraine in A Lie of the Mind, Eliza Gant inLook Homeward, Angel, Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire, and Dotty in Noises Off! Along the way, Bethany began teaching at NIU and traveled to Chicago for rehearsals from DeKalb, where she lives with her husband, Jason.

Bethany recently graduated from the MFA in Acting program at Northern Illinois University and holds a BFA in Acting from California State University, Fullerton. Last summer she studied at The Moscow Art Theatre School in Moscow, Russia and performed at the Adana International Theatre Festival in Adana, Turkey. Some favorite previous roles include: Viola in the American Premiere of Out of the Blue (Organic Theater Co.), The Red Head in The Love Talker, Lady Fulbank in The Lucky Chance, Masha in The Three Sisters, Bessie in Awake and Sing!, Lorraine in A Lie of the Mind, Eliza Gant inLook Homeward, Angel, Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire, and Dotty in Noises Off! Along the way, Bethany began teaching at NIU and traveled to Chicago for rehearsals from DeKalb, where she lives with her husband, Jason.

Bethany recently graduated from the MFA in Acting program at Northern Illinois University and holds a BFA in Acting from California State University, Fullerton. Last summer she studied at The Moscow Art Theatre School in Moscow, Russia and performed at the Adana International Theatre Festival in Adana, Turkey. Some favorite previous roles include: Viola in the American Premiere of Out of the Blue (Organic Theater Co.), The Red Head in The Love Talker, Lady Fulbank in The Lucky Chance, Masha in The Three Sisters, Bessie in Awake and Sing!, Lorraine in A Lie of the Mind, Eliza Gant inLook Homeward, Angel, Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire, and Dotty in Noises Off! Along the way, Bethany began teaching at NIU and traveled to Chicago for rehearsals from DeKalb, where she lives with her husband, Jason.

Bethany recently graduated from the MFA in Acting program at Northern Illinois University and holds a BFA in Acting from California State University, Fullerton. Last summer she studied at The Moscow Art Theatre School in Moscow, Russia and performed at the Adana International Theatre Festival in Adana, Turkey. Some favorite previous roles include: Viola in the American Premiere of Out of the Blue (Organic Theater Co.), The Red Head in The Love Talker, Lady Fulbank in The Lucky Chance, Masha in The Three Sisters, Bessie in Awake and Sing!, Lorraine in A Lie of the Mind, Eliza Gant inLook Homeward, Angel, Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire, and Dotty in Noises Off! Along the way, Bethany began teaching at NIU and traveled to Chicago for rehearsals from DeKalb, where she lives with her husband, Jason.

Bethany recently graduated from the MFA in Acting program at Northern Illinois University and holds a BFA in Acting from California State University, Fullerton. Last summer she studied at The Moscow Art Theatre School in Moscow, Russia and performed at the Adana International Theatre Festival in Adana, Turkey. Some favorite previous roles include: Viola in the American Premiere of Out of the Blue (Organic Theater Co.), The Red Head in The Love Talker, Lady Fulbank in The Lucky Chance, Masha in The Three Sisters, Bessie in Awake and Sing!, Lorraine in A Lie of the Mind, Eliza Gant inLook Homeward, Angel, Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire, and Dotty in Noises Off! Along the way, Bethany began teaching at NIU and traveled to Chicago for rehearsals from DeKalb, where she lives with her husband, Jason.

Chris Chicago credits include: Melancholy Play: a chamber musical (Piven Theatre); Northanger Abbey (Lifeline Theatre); Heathers the Musical (Kokandy); Veronica’s Room; Amadeus (Non-Equity Jeff Nomination: Actor in a Principal Role, Bohemian Theatre Ensemble); Pericles (u/s Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Twelfth Night; King Henry IV; Henry V (Oak Park Festival Theatre); Hit The Wall (u/s The Inconvenience). Ballou is a proud alumni of Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. Along the way, Chris performed a lot, auditioned a little, and found a Tybalt he didn't know he had. 

Chris Chicago credits include: Melancholy Play: a chamber musical (Piven Theatre); Northanger Abbey (Lifeline Theatre); Heathers the Musical (Kokandy); Veronica’s Room; Amadeus (Non-Equity Jeff Nomination: Actor in a Principal Role, Bohemian Theatre Ensemble); Pericles (u/s Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Twelfth Night; King Henry IV; Henry V (Oak Park Festival Theatre); Hit The Wall (u/s The Inconvenience). Ballou is a proud alumni of Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. Along the way, Chris performed a lot, auditioned a little, and found a Tybalt he didn't know he had. 

Chris Chicago credits include: Melancholy Play: a chamber musical (Piven Theatre); Northanger Abbey (Lifeline Theatre); Heathers the Musical (Kokandy); Veronica’s Room; Amadeus (Non-Equity Jeff Nomination: Actor in a Principal Role, Bohemian Theatre Ensemble); Pericles (u/s Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Twelfth Night; King Henry IV; Henry V (Oak Park Festival Theatre); Hit The Wall (u/s The Inconvenience). Ballou is a proud alumni of Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. Along the way, Chris performed a lot, auditioned a little, and found a Tybalt he didn't know he had. 

Chris Chicago credits include: Melancholy Play: a chamber musical (Piven Theatre); Northanger Abbey (Lifeline Theatre); Heathers the Musical (Kokandy); Veronica’s Room; Amadeus (Non-Equity Jeff Nomination: Actor in a Principal Role, Bohemian Theatre Ensemble); Pericles (u/s Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Twelfth Night; King Henry IV; Henry V (Oak Park Festival Theatre); Hit The Wall (u/s The Inconvenience). Ballou is a proud alumni of Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. Along the way, Chris performed a lot, auditioned a little, and found a Tybalt he didn't know he had. 

Chris Chicago credits include: Melancholy Play: a chamber musical (Piven Theatre); Northanger Abbey (Lifeline Theatre); Heathers the Musical (Kokandy); Veronica’s Room; Amadeus (Non-Equity Jeff Nomination: Actor in a Principal Role, Bohemian Theatre Ensemble); Pericles (u/s Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Twelfth Night; King Henry IV; Henry V (Oak Park Festival Theatre); Hit The Wall (u/s The Inconvenience). Ballou is a proud alumni of Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. Along the way, Chris performed a lot, auditioned a little, and found a Tybalt he didn't know he had. 

Heather is an ensemble member with Lifeline Theatre, where she directs and performs often. Other Chicago credits include Stage 773, Victory Gardens Theatre, Circle Theatre, American Blues Theatre, Chicago Dramatists, Stage Left Theatre, Whiskey Rebellion Theatre’s Whiskey Radio Hour, Abbie Fest, and Hell in a Handbag Productions. Heather teaches screenwriting in the department of Cinema Art + Science at Columbia College Chicago. Along the way, Heather performed her recurring role as Wicked Witch in WOZ and launched her only won, Aidan, off to college.

Heather is an ensemble member with Lifeline Theatre, where she directs and performs often. Other Chicago credits include Stage 773, Victory Gardens Theatre, Circle Theatre, American Blues Theatre, Chicago Dramatists, Stage Left Theatre, Whiskey Rebellion Theatre’s Whiskey Radio Hour, Abbie Fest, and Hell in a Handbag Productions. Heather teaches screenwriting in the department of Cinema Art + Science at Columbia College Chicago. Along the way, Heather performed her recurring role as Wicked Witch in WOZ and launched her only won, Aidan, off to college.

Heather is an ensemble member with Lifeline Theatre, where she directs and performs often. Other Chicago credits include Stage 773, Victory Gardens Theatre, Circle Theatre, American Blues Theatre, Chicago Dramatists, Stage Left Theatre, Whiskey Rebellion Theatre’s Whiskey Radio Hour, Abbie Fest, and Hell in a Handbag Productions. Heather teaches screenwriting in the department of Cinema Art + Science at Columbia College Chicago. Along the way, Heather performed her recurring role as Wicked Witch in WOZ and launched her only won, Aidan, off to college.

Heather is an ensemble member with Lifeline Theatre, where she directs and performs often. Other Chicago credits include Stage 773, Victory Gardens Theatre, Circle Theatre, American Blues Theatre, Chicago Dramatists, Stage Left Theatre, Whiskey Rebellion Theatre’s Whiskey Radio Hour, Abbie Fest, and Hell in a Handbag Productions. Heather teaches screenwriting in the department of Cinema Art + Science at Columbia College Chicago. Along the way, Heather performed her recurring role as Wicked Witch in WOZ and launched her only won, Aidan, off to college.

Heather is an ensemble member with Lifeline Theatre, where she directs and performs often. Other Chicago credits include Stage 773, Victory Gardens Theatre, Circle Theatre, American Blues Theatre, Chicago Dramatists, Stage Left Theatre, Whiskey Rebellion Theatre’s Whiskey Radio Hour, Abbie Fest, and Hell in a Handbag Productions. Heather teaches screenwriting in the department of Cinema Art + Science at Columbia College Chicago. Along the way, Heather performed her recurring role as Wicked Witch in WOZ and launched her only won, Aidan, off to college.