Cast

BRENDAN BRADLEY is thrilled to make his Los Angeles theater debut! Hailing from North Carolina, Brendan studied at New York University’s Tisch School and The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London before moving West. A few past favorites “on the boards” include: Hamlet(Theater 150), Coriolanus (London),The Oresteia (Off-Broadway), Venezuela (Off-Broadway), Last Night of Ballyhoo (Kennedy Theater). Current Film: The Last Harbor, Love Conquers Paul, Redwoods, September 12th, Weak Species. His first play, Jettison was recently published and staged at The City Theater in Miami. Endless love and thanks to his family, mentors, buddy and Tim for their unyielding support and understanding. For more information, please visit: www.brendanbradley.net.

TIM CUMMINGS LA credits:  Hamlet (Theater 150 in Ojai, directed by Jessica Kubzansky); Tartuffe (Theatre @ Boston Court); Only Say The Word (Ensemble Studio Theatre); The Last Schwartz (The Zephyr); The Pursuit of Happiness (Laguna Playhouse; Garland Nom. Best Supporting); Burn This (LA Weekly Nom. Best Supporting); Dan in Patrick Marber’s Closer (Hollywood Food Chain).  Film/TV:  My Two Fans; Criminal Minds;  Presence;  Sunken Warrior;  Exit Interview;  The Box (won Best Horror Film at Comic-Con). Selected NY credits:  Broadway:  Frankie & Johnny starring Edie Falco & Stanley Tucci, directed by Joe Mantello; Off-Bway:  The Guys at The Flea, opposite Susan Sarandon, Sigourney Weaver, Swoosie Kurtz.  Past affiliations include The Bat Theater Company, The Builders Association, Big Dance Theater.  He is a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. GPK #1.

STEFFANY HUCKABY This is Steffany’s second time working with Lee and Tim; the first being the long-running comedy THE LAST SCHWARTZ in which she played ‘Kia’ and loved every minute of it!  No stranger to the horror genre, Steffany has played the ‘last girl’ once before when she starred in the Sony Pictures release of DEATH TUNNEL.  On the big screen she was most recently seen in the Sundance indie-favorite ADAM, released by Fox Searchlight Pictures.  On the small screen she can currently be seen as the ditzy but lovable ‘Beth’ on ABC Family’s smash hit GREEK.  She is thankful to be playing at the Zephyr again with most of the Zephyr Family reunited.   Much love to her Brian.

SUZANNE FORD Recent theatre: World premieres of Wild Boy by Oliver Goldstick at Pacific Resident Theatre, Razorback at Rogue Machine and The Concept of Remainders at The Production Company. Other recent Los Angeles stage credits: Sylvia at La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot at The Black Dahlia, Simpatico at Pacific Resident Theatre and The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife at the Laguna Playhouse. New York theatre: 1776 with Howard da Silva, El Grande de Coca Cola Off Broadway and tour, and multiple roles at Lincoln Center, SoHo Rep, American Theatre Company and Hartford Stage. Recent TV guest starring roles: Monk, Bones, How I Met Your Mother and House. Recent horror films! Darkening Sky and Of Silence. Other recent film: The Informers with Billy Bob Thornton and Kim Basinger, Uncross the Stars with Barbara Hershey, You, Me and Dupree with Matt Dillon and Michael Douglas, By Appointment Only, Honeymoon with Mom, Raw Footage. Member of Nine O’Clock Players, a non-profit organization presenting live theatre to disadvantaged children. Studied with Stella Adler, Alan Schneider, William Esper.

DEB KNOX moved to LA a year ago, and since then, she has been involved in a bunch of readings at the Zephyr, including A Diary of Teenage Girl and SLASHER.  Theatre: LA: Countess in The Bourgeois Gentilhomme (City Garage), NYC: Spill the Wine (Barrow Group); Gone (CUNY Prelude, 59E59); Deathvariations (59E59); The Master Bulider (workshop w/ Wallace Shawn, dir. Andre Gregory).  Regional: Susan Smith in 1:23 (dir. Mark Wing-Davey) and Crime and Punishment, both at the Cincinnati Playhouse; The Provok’d Wife (dir. Mark Wing-Davey) at the American Repertory Theatre, Amerika (dir. Dominique Serrand) ART/Theatre de la Jeune Lune; Spring Awakening in Cambridge and Moscow; Pinter’s Partytime (dir. Sam Weisman). Television: Brothers and Sisters, In Plain Sight. Film: Carrie II and The Rose Garden (w/ Mary Tyler Moore), The Bare Show.  M.F.A. from A.R.T. at Harvard University, B.A. from Dartmouth College.

JOANNA STRAPP is thrilled to be returning to the Zephyr where she has appeared with the Reading Series in End Days (Rachel) and First Person Shooter (Tamar). Other Los Angeles theatre includes roles at The Laguna Playhouse in the world premiere of The Pursuit of Happiness (Jodi), The Colony Theatre in Mary’s Wedding (Mary u/s), The Production Company in Mrs. Warren’s Profession (Vivie) and Breaking The Code (Pat),  LCF Shakespeare Festival in The Tempest (Miranda), and at the StillSpeaking Theatre in The Runner Stumbles (Sister Rita). Other theatre includes Williamstown Theatre Festival as the title role in Tattoo Girl, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and numerous shows at Carnegie Mellon University. Television credits include “Medium”, “Studio 60 on The Sunset Strip”, and “Murder by the Book”. Training: Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama, The Antaeus Company. Member of AEA and SAG.