Gracie Rittenberg (she/her) is a playwright, director, filmmaker, actress, and producer. She holds a B.A. in Theatre from Reed College, and serves as Artistic Director of Bluebird Theatre Company. Her plays have been featured in evenings with Bluebird and with other nonprofit theatre companies. Her short film, ALIEN INVASION, has gotten into multiple festivals and received the Audience Choice award at Emerging: A Virtual Film Festival. www.gracierittenberg.com

Kim recently performed and wrote sketch comedy off-off-Broadway. She has also done live storytelling throughout NYC and New England, and on the Moth Radio Hour & Podcast. From musical theatre as a kid, Kim went on to become a playwright and performer with some detours as a journalist, runway model on South Beach and corporate denizen. Three of her one-act plays were produced in the Boston metro area, and she has published articles and creative nonfiction nationally and internationally.Kim studied Chekhov technique, Improv 101 with Upright Comedy Brigade, scene study with Irina Chubbuck and Steve Blackwood (Uta Hagen/HB technique), among others.

Originally from Miami, Kim is the proud (not mean) mom of three amazing Gen-Z citizens.

David is excited to be working with the Bluebird Theatre Company on this wonderful production. He'd like to thank the entire team and the fabulous director, Slaney Rose Jordan, for giving him this opportunity. David has appeared on the stage many times over the past year, most recently in Chain Theatre's One Act Play Festival. He can also be seen in an upcoming episode of The Food That Built America on the History Channel this summer.

Daniel Sbriglio (they/he) is an actor, singer, and teaching artist in training based in West Haven, Connecticut. A founding member of Bluebird Theatre Company in New York City, Daniel graduated from Atlantic Acting School’s full-time conservatory and the University of Minnesota’s Theater Arts BA. They are currently enrolled in CUNY’s Applied Theatre Masters program where they learn to facilitate social justice theatre workshops and foster intergenerational queer community. Their most recent credits include Rent (Mark) with Spotlight Stage Company, Falsettos (Whizzer) with Fuse Theatre, Xanadu (Sonny Malone) at Center Stage, and Newsies (Jack Kelly) at the Connecticut Performing Arts Center. He currently serves as Bluebird’s Development Director and enjoys spending half their time in the city each week, couch hopping with friends.

More at www.backstage.com/u/DanielSbriglio/

CK Fernandez boasts a diverse background that spans the realms of music and film. With roots as a music agent, record producer, and remixer in the vibrant 90s scene, CK's journey into entertainment was marked by creativity and innovation. In the cinematic world, CK has made his mark through compelling performances in numerous supporting roles. Notably, he has shared the screen with acclaimed talents such as Vincent Pastore in "Black Wake" and Tom Sizemore in "Blood Circus." His recent work includes a memorable role in the film "Art of Love" and an exciting feature in the upcoming comedy "Deepfake." Currently, CK is immersed in filming the lead role in the gripping drama "Busker," Beyond film, CK's talent shines on the stage as well. His performance in the comedy play "Jamaican Talk Show" drew laughter and acclaim at the esteemed Harlem Comedy Club. Looking ahead, CK is poised for further success with an exciting upcoming project. In 2024, audiences can anticipate his portrayal of Sam in the comedic mini-series "The Crazy Life of Sam & Emily,".

CK Fernandez's journey is a testament to his passion for storytelling and his dedication to his craft. With each role he undertakes, he invites audiences to join him on a journey of laughter, drama, and boundless creativity.

Hallie Chametzky is a movement artist, actor, writer, and archivist. Her choreography has been presented by University Settlement, Undiscovered Countries, The Craft, Spoke the Hub, and others. She was a 2023 Artist in Residence at MOtiVE Brooklyn and a 2021-22 University Settlement Performance Project Fellow. Hallie is a company member with Bluebird. Other performance experience includes Mystical Feet Company, BEATRICE (the cell theatre), The Final Veil (the cell theatre), Snap Soup Dance Company, and works by Stephanie Saywell, Merce Cunningham, Liz Lerman, Helen Simoneau, x, Karen de Luna, and Eric Rivera.

Hallie’s poems and dance writings have appeared in Nimrod, Mouse Magazine, Gigantic Sequins, The Brooklyn Rail, In Dance, and Culturebot, among others. She has held dance archiving roles at the Library of Congress, Jacob’s Pillow, and Dance/USA. Hallie holds a BFA in Dance & Choreography from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Michael De Los Angeles received a BFA Acting degree from Montclair State University. He got his first Off-Broadway debut performing Abandon All Hope at Theatre Row for the Rogue Theatre Festival. He has also performed in a handful of staged productions including The Rover by Aphra Behn, The Illusion by Tony Kushner, and The 24 Hour Play at the Intar Theatre. Michael has also done several short films in his career, as well as an independent feature film titled Without Morals. He is currently represented by Top Priority Group. In addition to his acting experience, he is an accomplished guitarist. He has been given the opportunity to utilize his guitar skills in a few theater productions, which has allowed him to combine two of his passions.

Amanda Stamm is an actor and writer living in New York City. She is an alumnus of Atlantic Acting School and a founding member of Bluebird Theatre Company. She holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Nebraska Wesleyan University. Outside of performing &, Amanda was a competitive Ice Skater for over 15 years and is a United States Figure Skating Gold Medalist. Recent Theater Credits: The Creditors (ATA), Electra (ATA), History of Now (Soho Playhouse), Slow Dancing on the Killing Ground (Riverside Theatre), La Sainte Courtisane (ATA), Blue & Gold* (NTF, Nominated for Best Actress ‘22). Film: Camp Joy (Dir. Daylight Supreme). Amanda is a proud member of SAG-AFTRA.

More at amandamaestamm.com

Georgia Gabriele (she/her) is a Brooklyn based theatre maker. She is a founding member of Bluebird Theatre Company, as well as the current Company Manager. She holds a degree in vocal performance from Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music and is a graduate of Atlantic Acting School’s Full Time Conservatory. Recent theatre credits include Lady Macbeth in Macbeth (Clementine Players) and Hecuba in The Trojan Women (Bluebird Theatre Co.). Her favorite role, by far, is being a mom to her daughter Maeve and stepdaughter Marlo.

More at georgiagabriele.com