Keith David is an Emmy award winning actor and singer, known for his bass voice and over 400 roles across film, television, stage, and video games. Classically trained at Juilliard, notable credits include John Carpenter's The Thing, Dr. Facilier in Disney's The Princess and The Frog, and narrating the Ken Burns documentaries The War, and Jackie Robinson. He recently has released a solo jazz album titled Between Takes. In 2026 he will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

John Goodman is an Emmy, Golden Globe, and SAG award winning actor who first gained recognition starring as Dan Conner in the popular sitcom Roseanne. Collaborating frequently with the Coen brothers, he has appeared in many of their films, including Raising Arizona, The Big Lebowski, and O Brother, Where Art Thou? Most recently he has starred as the patriarch in the HBO series The Righteous Gemstones. Vanity Fair has called him "among our very finest actors".

Glynn Turman is an Emmy Award and multiple Image Award winning actor, director, producer and cowboy. Star of stage and screen, Turman first gained recognition at the age of 12 in the original 1959 Broadway production of A Raisin in the Sun, opposite Sidney Poitier. Turman is best known for his roles in Cooley High, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Rustin, Straw, A Different World, House of Lies, Queen Sugar, The Wire and is currently co-starring in the Disney's hit series Percy Jackson and the Olympians. In 2025 Turman received his well-deserved Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In addition to a successful show business career, Turman is the co-founder of Camp Gid D Up, a free Western style summer camp that teaches horse skills and values to urban youth in Southern California. He is also the co-grand marshal of the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo, celebrating black cowboys for nearly 40 years.

Nui Phonphila is an actor born in Bossier City, Louisiana. He attended Houde School of Acting and Take 2 Performers Studio where he trained in the Meisner Technique, scene study, and on-camera workshops. He's played leading roles in projects such as My Special Boy, The Devil's Children, and The Martyrdom of Saint Ethel. His stage credits include The Thanksgiving Play and Puffs. This is his first Radio production.

One of the most beloved stories from Lowell Deo's childhood was "Treasure Island"; so playing Dr. Livesey in this production is a veritable dream come true.

In fact, some of Lowell's most rewarding acting experiences have been in stories relying solely on voice. He graced the Seattle Town Hall stage numerous times as a storyteller for the venue's "Short Stories Live" events before narrating the role of "Art Restorer" in BAT Theatre's stage reading of the Jason Odell William's play Destroying David.

Lowell's on-camera work includes The Kaptivating Konark in the feature film Anu and the radio host in the Casey Affleck-lead film Dreamin' Wild; both of which debuted at the 2023 Seattle International Film Festival.

Voice acting, camera work and stage projects all fill the well of Lowell's soul, but for now...inhabiting the skin of Dr. Livesey is the high water mark...and Lowell is grateful.

David Ossman likes to remember when he ran for US Vice President 50 years ago on the Nat'l Surrealist Party Ticket - Not Insane! Sixty years ago he joined Phil, Phil and Pete to create The Firesign Theatre. Years later he voiced Cornelius in A Bug's Life and The Lorax for a new Toniebox. He has partnered Judith Walcutt, in radio and stage writing and production, for almost 40 years. He is finishing an Autobiographical Collage - "What's All This Brouhaha" in time for his 90th birthday.

Phil Proctor is a multi award winning actor, whose talents have carried him from Broadway to the Soviet Union with the Yale Russian Chorus. He has appeared in theater, films, TV, commercials, video games, cartoons, and major animated features for Disney and Pixar over his 70-year career. He's probably best known as the voice of Howard on the Emmy award winning animated series Rugrats. As a founding member of the FIRESIGN THEATRE, he is proud to have shared three Grammy nominations, and to see their archives inducted into the Library of Congress. His autobiography "Where's my Fortune Cookie?" is available at amazon.com, and he is honored to be a part of this epic production.

Richard Fish is an actor, writer, musician, producer, director and engineer, working in audio theatre since 1970. He was a founding Board member of both the National Audio Theatre Festivals and WFHB Community Radio in his hometown of Bloomington, Indiana. As an independent businessman, he ran a recording studio, record label, commercial production house and international audio theatre catalog. As a radio personality, he has hosted The Firehouse Theatre every week since 1993 on WFHB, presenting audio theatre old and new, and for 18 years has produced Better Beware for the news department, a weekly consumer-news feature. As a voice actor, Richard has performed live and recorded audio theatre from coast to coast, and has had the luck to work with many leading figures in the art, including The Firesign Theatre members and the American grand master of radio drama, Norman Corwin.

Aishé Keita is an actor, holistic storyteller, and intuitive educator. She is the Assistant Creative Director of Asé Theatre and co-founder of Niles Edge Collective in Seattle. Aishé creates art that is rooted in her ancestral ways, intentionally connecting healing and storytelling. Her credits include Familiar (Guthrie Theater), School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play (Arkansas Rep, Jungle Theater), The Boy Who Kissed the Sky (Seattle Children's Theatre, Alliance Theatre), Fat Ham (Seattle Rep).

Orson Ossman is a filmmaker raised in radio theatre. After acting his way through school on Whidbey Island, Washington, he attended the London Film Academy where he learned to make movies on super 16mm film and later obtained a BFA in film production from Chapman University's Dodge College, where he emphasized in directing. Orson has produced, written, directed, and acted in many independent productions. This is his directorial debut in the radio medium.

John Patrick Lowrie was most recently seen as Mr. Sears in the Academy Award nominated film, Train Dreams, starring Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones. He has voiced dozens of characters in video games including The Sniper in Team Fortress 2 and Pudge, Earthshaker, Doom, Storm Spirit and others in DotA 2. His novel, Dancing With Eternity, received the Forward Firsts award for best debut fiction.

Vince was born in Liverpool and worked as an actor and director throughout the UK and Europe before settling in the Pacific Northwest. On screen credits include Winslow in Z Nation (Syfy) and Professor Fairbrother in The Librarians (TNT). Vocal credits include the voices of Lexi and Blub for Edurino UK and Colonel Banastre Tarleton for the American Battlefield Trust. Favorite stage roles include the title role in King Lear and Clown 1 in The 39 Steps. Vince is thrilled to be involved in this ground-breaking production of one of his favorite novels.

Bradford Farwell trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic arts and has been seen on stage all across the United States and Canada. He was a company member at the Stratford Festival in Canada and makes Seattle his home. He has been seen at Seattle Repertory, ACT, 5th Ave, Village, Intiman, NCTC and many others.

Simone is an Italian-American actor whose work spans TV hits like GRIMM and Z Nation, as well as numerous feature films and indie projects. A classically trained pianist with advanced scientific degrees, he blends intellect, artistry, and his natural accent to bring layered sophistication to every role. Off set, he works in tech and finds balance in cooking, reading, sailing, and exploring cultures around the world with his family.

Charles Leggett is a professional actor based in Seattle, WA and a Lunt-Fontanne Fellow. He has recorded over 25 audiobooks for Seattle's Cedar House Audio, including multiple installments in novel series by Dwight Holing, Colleen McCullough, Robert K. Tanenbaum and Patrick F. Robinson, and books by Kurt Andersen, Harold Robbins, Louis Bayard, Greg Bear, Kelley Armstrong, David M. Carr, Patrick F. McManus and Paul Russell. Video game work includes F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin, Hoyle's Casino Empire, and Dungeon Siege I & II. Charles is also a prolific stage actor, a blues musician, and a somewhat widely published poet.

Corey Rieger (Abraham Gray) - Film/TV credits include: NCIS: Hawai'i, Magnum P.I., Out of the Furnace with Christian Bale, and The Last Witch Hunter. He has worked in theatre across the country, most recently with Quantum Theatre in Pittsburgh, PA, Musical Theatre West in Long Beach, CA, and Center Repertory Company in Walnut Creek, CA. Also a writer, his plays have been produced by Emerging Artists Theatre in NYC, Collaboraction Theatre's Sketchbook in Chicago, and the ArtsCenter in Carrboro, NC. His self-published collection of short stories, sketches, and humor entitled Good Guy, A**hole is available online.

Dale Westgaard has been involved with acting, directing and writing since 1962. Some of his favorite projects include: Tiny Alice, King John, Love's Labour's Lost, Big River, Minnie's Boys, The Great Gatsby, Sweet Surrender, and Signing the diaphragm blues, an award-winning one-woman show written by Rebecca McCarthy, which morphs into new material each time our government does something untoward to women's rights. Currently he is studying the history and production of opera with the profound hope of working as a director of opera.

Kaelon Christopher was born and raised in Seattle, and is proud to call the PNW home. He's been acting since age 9 and is currently filming corporate multimedia projects. He moonlights as a personal trainer when not on set.

Tony Doupe's feature film credits include director Megan Griffith's Sadie; Wild, starring Reese Witherspoon; Laggies, starring Keira Knightley; and Switchmas, starring Elliott Gould. Tony co-starred in feature film The River Murders with Ray Liotta and Christian Slater. He had a leading role in feature film The Off Hours, directed by Megan Griffiths, and he was the lead in feature film Frayed, released by Lionsgate. Tony's other acclaimed feature films include The Ring, starring Naomi Watts; Safety Not Guaranteed, starring Aubrey Plaza; and Life or Something like It, starring Angelina Jolie. His television career is also significant, with roles in The Librarians, Z Nation, Grimm, Northern Exposure, Leverage and The Fugitive.

Phillip Keiman has lived and worked in the Pacific NW since emigrating from his native England in 2012. He has performed on stage, radio, and in film & TV on both sides of the Atlantic and is honored to be part of this incredible production. Screen credits include: Donald Nidaria, Grimm (NBC), Richard Taylor, The Scottish Play (Prime Video), John Ketch, Bloody Tales of the Tower (National Geographic Channel), Liam McTavish, The Virgins (Roku Channel) and Bill Kirkson in the upcoming feature film The Mythos Murders.

Voice work includes The Narrator (The Distance) and the recurring role of Inspector Lestrade in Aural Vision LLCs long running radio drama The Further adventures of Sherlock Holmes.

Drew Hobson (He/Him) is a local BIPOC Actor, Voice Over Artist, Teacher, Motivational Speaker, Screen & Playwright and DJ. His voice can be heard in commercials for such companies as Samsung, Amazon, Microsoft, Boeing, AARP and many more. In video game voice over, State of Decay 1 & 2, BattleTech, Fire Emblem Heroes, Guild Wars 2 and the PSVR game Golem. He was recently performed in the new MARVEL MOVE exercise app voicing the X-Men character Forge.

Kevin Williams yet again plays the role of Captain Flint the parrot, a part he had previously originated for the pre-broadway production of Jule Styne's Pieces of Eight, which premiered at the Citadel Theatre in Edmonton in 1985. Kevin foolishly continues pursuing his childhood dream of acting, portraying characters in any city that might have a hockey rink or tennis court.

Charleigh's career spans television, film, classical and musical theatre, improv, and stand-up comedy. Stage highlights include Lady Macbeth in Macbeth at RADA, London; working with August Wilson in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom as Dussie Mae at Seattle Repertory Theatre; and touring internationally as the Fairy Godmother in Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella with Lea Salonga through Broadway Asia. On television, Charleigh has also had recurring and featured roles in Jessica Jones, Madam Secretary, Blue Bloods, Boardwalk Empire, Unforgettable, and The Good Wife.

Abhijeet Rane moved to Seattle in 1999 and has been part of the vibrant drama and film community in Seattle for the past 20 years - performing in Seattle, San Jose, Portland, Chicago and Vancouver. Most recently, he appeared in Pony World Production's Language Rooms, Forward Flux's production of a A Short History of Amal (2018), Arts West's The Who and The What (2017), Pork Filled Production's Hand of Talons (2016) and various Pratidhwani productions including Dance Like a Man in 2015, Everything But The Paper (2014) and The Banyan Tree (2013). Abhijeet has also done a few short films including Before I Go, Mr. Bala and the feature film, Anu.

Kevin Lynch had the pleasure of playing Benedict in Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Bill Pullman, touring Montana. Ten years later he produced Long Day's Journey Into Night and played Edmond in Seattle. Thirty years beyond that he had the great pleasure of playing Mr. Potter in David Ossman's adaptation of It's a Wonderful Life at WICA in Langley, Wa. In short, life has been a pleasure.

Over the years, Jim was active as an actor, set designer, builder, and stage manager, and has left behind a legacy of compassion, service, and commitment to the arts. Most recently, Scullin graced the stage in the 2025 production of Flemming, bringing his humor, stage presence, and charisma to the theatre series. His larger than life roles also included playing Clarence in the 2019 performance of It's a Wonderful Life. Jim touched our lives and inspired our community on Whidbey Island. We will miss him dearly.

Martha Murphy founded Whidbey Children's Theatre in 1981, turning her home, and the barn across the street into a stage, a classroom, and an important gathering place for Whidbey Youth where she taught and presented inter-generational productions, introducing thousands of kids to theatre over the years.

Katie Hendrix is a producer, writer, and actor. She is a graduate of the Upright Citizen's Brigade (Los Angeles), where she studied improv and sketch writing. She occasionally performs stand-up comedy, is a connoisseur of all things pop-culture, and survived working in luxury retail on Rodeo Drive. Her production of A Tribute to Doug at the Hollywood fringe fest was #2 on the LAist list of fringe shows to see in 2019.