Alex Wexler

Bill Parsley

Scott Bridges' credits include the Broadway and National tours of "Cathy Rigby is Peter Pan" as Slightly Soiled. He is also in the film version produced for A&E Television. He also co-starred with Carol Channing as Barnaby in the Broadway/National tour of "Hello Dolly!." In film, Scott can be seen as Samwise Gamgee the Hobbit in the film Date Movie starring Alyson Hanigan. He also starred as the lead role of Joey in the sitcom pilot "Mafiosa" for Comedy Central. Favorite regional credits include, Charlie Brown in "Your a Good Man Charlie Brown" at the Sacremento Music Circus, Eddie in "Over the Tavern" at the LaMirada Theatre, and as Cpl. Howard in "A Few Good Men" at The Wagon Wheel Theatre.

A tap dancer since age 3, Molly has always had an attraction to stages, and feet. She grew up in Silicon Valley and gained experience in community theatre, until she earned her BA from UCR. Upon her move to Hollyweird (the other Silicon Valley), Molly quickly acquired a love for film. This year, she has starred as lead in two features, which will be showing at several festivals in the coming months. She has also appeared in several promising shorts, and will be filming, The PA, in August, opposite Jay Leno and other familiar faces. Some favorite roles: Janet, The Rocky Horror Show; Witch, Into the Woods; Claire, The Visit. Molly hopes to delve into many more arenas of "the Showbiznesses." Thanks to Dad, Mom, Jesse, and cronies!

This multi-award winning actress has worked on both Coasts in theatre, television and film. Her NYC and regional theatre credits include works of Brecht, Feydeau, Feiffer, Moliere and Tennessee Williams as well as many American and World theatrical premieres in Los Angeles and New York. Her television career includes over 150 commercials, as well as guest stars and regular roles in soap operas to sit-coms. Her film career includes award winning independent films screened at Slamdance, Sundance, Deauville, and Berlin as well as the studio features FATHER'S DAY and PAULIE. Most recently she died giving birth to live maggots in the horror film PORTAL. Her next show will be the September opening of DEAD BRIDE RUNNING, the wild comedy about the very wide eyed 'Runaway Bride'. www.DeadBrideRunning.com

Jesse Merlin has performed 33 leading operatic roles including Leporello, The Mikado, Don Pasquale, and Méphistophélès. In 2006, he created the starring role of The President of the USA in "The Beastly Bombing" at the Steve Allen Theater in Hollywood, which ran for a year and won Best Musical at the LA Weekly Theater awards. He performs the show in New York City for the NY Musical Theatre Festival in October 2007. Merlin made his international debut in Paris in 2005 with the world premiere of "Le Terrain Vague" at the Théâtre du Rond Point and Théâtre Lucernaire. For further details, please visit: www.jessemerlin.com

A professional actor for over 20 years, he moved to New York from Houston , where he had a recurring role on television, before continuing on to Los Angeles .He has worked on stage, television, and film, even swinging a lounge act once in a while. You can currently see him in the movies Crossed and Worth Killing For, available at Blockbuster. He returned to musical theatre three years ago, and has worked since in LA, NYC, and Dallas. He has just returned from an amazing experience performing in the longest running show in Houston theatre history, (10 Months), The Great American Trailer Park Musical at Stages Repertory Theatre. For More information: http://home.earthlink.net/~jnciii

Beau Hirshfield is excited to share the stage with such an array of talented actors. A native of California, Beau has been seen performing all across the state in productions such as; Into the Woods, Beauty and the Beast, Suburbia, The Last Five Years, Our Town, Man of La Mancha, Assassins and many others. Most recently Beau appeared in Caligula at the critically acclaimed Unknown Theater. Beau thanks his family for their unwavering support.

Made his professional debut on Broadway as King Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar a long, long time ago and has continued to make a living as a performer for all these many years. He bounces around in film and TV (that bartender on Three's Company) and mostly Musical theatre. He's on the board of the Actors Fund and Actors Equity. This is his second time playing Malitoff, so have a good time!!!

"West Wing" season premiere 2005, "American Cassandra" solos show directed by Mark Travis (Yale Cabaret Hollywood at the ThemBar). Most recent: "Downstream" Sundance short with Eric Stolz, "Drak & Josh" Nickelodeon, Garland Award (Honorable Mention) for "Western Big Sky" at the Met. Dick Cheney in "Edge of Allegiance, King Lear, Uncle Vanga at The Met and Pacific Resident Theatre (LA Times Best Bet), Merchant of Venice, The Tempest at LA Women's Shakespeare: True West Girl (Solo show) producer Alfred Molina. Trained at Classical Theatre Lab and MFA Yale Drama School.

Mike recently appeared in the World premiere of "Destiny's Calling" at the Stella Adler theatre and co-starred on the NBC soap "Passions". Mike's worked in Broadway, Film, TV and around the world with a lot of big names like Reese Whiterspoon, those "Sexy and the City" girls, Maestro Franco Zeferelli, Vanessa and Lynn Redgrave, Paul Giamani and Woody Allen. He also recently recorded with Grammy winning songwriter and poet, Rod Mc Kuen and will be coming out with a new CD later this winter. He's also currently written the book from a new musical "Off The Strip" which has had readings so far in New York and LA. Please visit his website at www.miketcline.com for of so much more.

Original cast member of the critically acclaimed musical Bark!; where he created the role of Charlie. He has been enjoying a year long run at the Coast Playhouse in West Hollywood. Joe played Didier in the award winning, world premiere of Sneaux at the Matrix Theatre. He was seen Off-Broadway in Gorgeous Mosaic and Nelson Jewell's Working Out with Leona. Other regional theatrical credits include Ramon in the Chicago premiere of Love! Valor! Compasion! Matt in The Fantasticks, Judas in Godspell, Kalman in the The Rothschilds and Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Joe also worked along side Arthur Kopit in a reading if Mr. Kopit's new musical Lewis and Clark. TV credits include Scrubs, What I like about You, Oprah, the sketch comedy series The Big Fat Nude Hippo Show and several commercials. Most recent film credits

Roy has played husbands, farmers, Dickensian pickpockets, bartenders, noblemen, ballet composers, Bard-spouting gangsters, disciples, Victorian women, carnival barkers, Pilgrim, Cookies, embittered puppeteers, Jewish dairymen, piano player, disembodied voices, cockneys, mad doctors, fast-talking salesmen, Russian impresarios, comic strip dog, hotel desk clerk, British and Japanese Lords, gay alcoholics and several exceedingly mediocre nightclub performers. Working with directors as diverse as George Abbott and the Coen Brothers, performers as varied as Rosemary Harris and Roger Daltrey (in one show) and in venues ranging from The Hollywood Bowl to shopping malls to The Grand Ol' Opry to State Fairs to Walt Disney Concert Hall, Roy has performed in 48 states, 5 countries and on 4 networks and has received numerous Dramalogue, LA Weekly and Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle awards for performing, writing and musical direction.

Amy is thrilled to be part of this exciting new musical. New York credits include "The Civil War" (First national tour) "Bat Boy the Musical" and "Ostovsky" at Manhattan Theatre Club (Co-starring with Kevin Kline). Recent Los Angeles credits include "The Rocky Horror Show" at the Tiffany, "Grave White Way" at the Hudson, "Bye, Bye Birdie" just about everywhere and "Man of La Mancha" with Robert Goulet Tour #1343. Last season Amy could be seen on the WB's "Everwood" knocked up and making trouble. After "The Devil and Dexter Webster" Amy is going to NYC to do the workshop for "Legally Blonde The Musical". Amy is a recent graduate of UCLA.

Hails from Washington DC where he performed extensively on DC stages including Arena Stage, the Kennedy Center and the Folger Shakespeare Library. In LA, he performed in the campy rock musical "Sneaux" as well as the Minnesota musical "Don't Hug Me" at the Whitefire Theatre. He has also written and performed at Improv Olympic West. Andrew wants to thank his beautiful wife Cynthia for all of her love and support.

Nicole is the lead singer in the band Scientific Lifestyle (scientificlifestyle.com and myspace.com/scili)and is a professional stilt walker performing with Girls On Stilts and 2nd Nature productions. A winner of the Ovation award for her role in "La Gioconda" many moons ago, Nicole is thrilled to have had the opportunity to work with Alex and Bill and be part of the evolution of "Lost in Hollywoodland" into the marvelous and fabulously entertaining show that it has become.