Kelly is a Florida native who has been acting and dancing since a very early age. She studied both acting and and dance at Palm Beach Community College and also at The University of Central Florida. Wanting more hands on training she followed her heart to New York to study at the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts where she graduated in the spring of 2007. Some of her favorite and most memorable roles include Portia in Shakespeare’s Julius Ceaser and Tood in R.T. Robinson’s The Cover of Life. You may have also seen her grace the stage in Michael Horn’s show Happy Hour, at the 45th street Theater. Last DMT appearance: The Wild, Wild Women of Wakky-Nunu!

Amanda made her DMTheatrics debut in Sugarbaby!  Previous NY credits include: Nirvanov (NY Premier), Mac Wellman's Dracula, Aunt Vanya, Tallahassee, Benten Kozo (199 OBIE), Cellophane, The Kentucky Cycle, Lamar and Suzy's Playhouse (NY Premier), David and Lisa, and The Tempest. Amanda is obsessed with long form improv and can be seen in the groups Late for Class and Karl. Last DMT appearance: Sugarbaby! 

Before his acclaimed turn as Saturninus in DMT's Titus Andronicus, he previously appeared as Rbiter in DMTheatrics’ 2008 production of Bitch Macbeth. Other credits include: A Little Piece of the Sun (GeminiCollisionworks); The Granduncle Quadrilogy: Tales from the Land of Ice (PiperMcKenzie); Besides, You Lose Your Soul (Apocryphal/Camden Peoples' Theater, London); Macbeth Without Words (PiperMcKenzie/Pretentious Festival); Camino Real (Arthouse Productions); Temptation and Mountain Hotel (Havel Festival); World Gone Wrong (Gemini-CollisionWorks/Moral Values Festival); The Pragmatists (Piper McKenzie); Word to No One (Camden Peoples' Theater, London); Horse Country (dir. J. Clancy, award: Outstanding Performance, FringeNYC); and as "The Amazing Viernik" in Matt Gray and Bryan Enk's Penny Dreadful. Last DMT appearance: Titus Andronicus

Can't tell you where she's from...Or anything about her. They might find her. They are coming to get her. They will eventually find her. But right now she is laying low. Buying herself some time here. Shhh! do you hear that? Don't move! Do you hear them? They're coming! You're one of them, aren't you!... Last DMT appeareance: Sugarbaby!

Brandon is an actor/comedian/improvisor whose roots are firmly planted in theatre. Stage credits include Meet Market, an improvised “Dating Game”, at Gotham City Improv, and DMT's ORgy of the Dead! (2006). Moving from stage to screen, he has worked with Metropolis Entertainment on the sitcom pilot “Unexplained Mystery Chasers”. Brandon also delivered a spot-on performance as the Bee in “Crosspollination”, an animated short parodying the story of the birds and the bees. Last DMT appearance: Orgy of the Dead! (2006)

Adam is a screenwriter and filmmaker working in and around New York. His films have played at festivals all across America, with stops in England, Canada and Australia, garnering numerous awards and nominations along the way. Achievements as a writer-director include the experimental romcom "Love: The Movie", the kitty-cat-cute romance "Pat Gets a Cat" and the Star Wars/NYC mashup "Brooklyn Force"; he also penned the family Christmas comedy "Wreck the Halls" starring Mickey Rooney. He works as a Final Cut Pro editor by day and shops his spec feature screenplays to Hollywood by night. His work can be seen at adambertocci.com. Next DMT collaboration: The Two Gentlemen of Lebowski (playwright)

You may have seen her in DMT's Wild, Wild Women of Wakky-Nunu as one of the Amazon maidens. You may also have seen her in Bitch Macbeth in which she was the slave with the ball gag. Jess is a proud Alumni of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. Last DMT appearance: The Wild, Wild Women of Wakky-Nunu!

Lydia was recently seen in The Disappearance of Jonah (NY and Capitol Fringe) as well as Helena in Midsummer Night’s Dream (Looking Glass). She graduated from Columbia last May, where she directed Last Days of Judas Iscariot. She currently works as an intern for New Dramatists. Last DMT appearance: Titus Andronicus

Danielle originated the role of Paula in DMT's adaptation of Ed Wood's The Fugitive Girls! at NADA in 2000, and reprised the role in the 2002 production. Other credits include Summer and Smoke, Pizza Man, Cabaret, Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer, and an appearance on One Life to Live. Last DMT appearance: The Fugitive Girls! (2002)

In a past life Carolyn was a musical theater actress; currently she is a second-year MBA student at NYU Stern focusing on media and entertainment marketing. Her DMT debut was in the 2007 revival of Orgy of the Dead! Last DMT appearance: Taking Liberties

Leah comes to you from the sunny rays of Florida. She is a graduate of Florida State University, and also trained at Circle in the Square Theatre School. She has had the privilege of being in such shows as Woyzeck (Marie), Wasp (Mom), Hobbled (Gob), and girls (Katy) directed by Mark Medoff. Last DMT appearance: The Wild, Wild Women of Wakky-Nunu!

New York credits include: Nevada Territoy, Who in the Hell is the Real Live Loreilei Lee?, Midsummer Nights Dream, 36K. Los Angeles credits: Crime Stories 3- Thicker Than Water, Laundry and Bourbon. Film, Independent: "Juan-a-be", Reel Women, Blind Date. Plus, tons of music videos and Miller Genuine Draft Commercial. Last DMT appearance: Bitch Macbeth (2008)

Greg has worked in New York City as an actor, director, and stage manager. He received his BA in Theater at Ithaca College and his notable credits include Mountain Jews (Isaac) Off-Broadway; King O'Neil (Major De Burgh), Whisky, Beer, and Apple Pie (Chris) at the Abingdon; and the New York premiere of The Tragedy of John (Ben) at Theatre Row Studios. Last DMT appearance: Titus Andronicus

Before making her DMT debut in Nevada Territory, Eva was seen as Maxine Weinstein in Precious, the inaugural show of Strange Sister Theatre Company (www.evagil.com/strangesister), which she co-founded. Other work includes a national tour of The Barber of Seville, The Children's Hour (Karen), Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Cecile), and A Midsummer Night's Dream (Titania). She has appeared as the lead in numerous short films, some clips of which can be seen at www.evagil.com Last DMT appearance: Nevada Territory

DM Theatrics: The Sinister Urge, Orgy of the Dead, Nevada Territory, Antony and Cleopatra, The Fugitive Girls, Bitch Macbeth; Other NY performances include Mad Forest (nominated for Best Ensemble, NY Innovative Theatre Awards), World Gone Wrong (Gemini CollisionWorks), Dangerous Liaisons (Wilde Mule Prod.). He co-created (and sometimes starred in and directed) the 12-part serialized play Penny Dreadful produced by the Brick Theater in Brooklyn from 2007-2009. As director: Darkling (Philadelphia premiere/Stefan Weisman, composer) Semmelweis (co-librettist/Raymond J. Lustig, composer), Stand Clear (director/co-writer w/ Bryan Enk), Entrenched - Episode 3 (James Comtois). He is the Producing Director of American Opera Projects, dedicated to the development and presentation of exclusively new opera works. BFA, North Carolina School of the Arts (Directing). Love to Dina for all her support. Next DMT appearance: The Two Gentlemen of Lebowski.

Ian W. Hill has worked in most functions in most artistic media. As a stage director/designer with his company Gemini CollisionWorks, he has created three dozen productions since July, 1997, including works by Richard Foreman (Film Is Evil: Radio Is Good, Egyptology, and the world premiere of Harry in Love, among others), T.S. Eliot (The Rock), Clive Barker (Frankenstein in Love), Mac Wellman (Harm’s Way), Ronald Tavel (The Life of Juanita Castro and Shower), Jeff Goode (Larry and the Werewolf), Mark Spitz (The Hobo Got Too High), and Edward D. Wood, Jr. (The Violent Years and Glen or Glenda?), as well as original works (Kiss Me, Succubus; At the Mountains of Slumberland ; and the influential Even the Jungle (slight return), the last co-written with David LM Mcintyre).  In 2001, he directed/designed two works in Untitled Theatre Co. #61’s citywide Eugène Ionesco Festival, The New Tenant and The Viscount, the latter being the world premiere of an unfinished play (in a translation by Hill and Berit Johnson).  He has also acted in over 75 Off-Off-Broadway shows in the past dozen years, including a great deal of work with Frank Cwiklik and Danse Macabre Theatrics.  As a designer (light, sound, projections, sets) and technical/artistic consultant he has worked with many other stage artists including Daniel Kleinfeld, Tanya Kane-Parry, The Neo-Futurists, Dan Hurlin, Copernicus, The York Theater Company, The Public Theater, Tim Cusack, Gorilla Rep, Emma Griffin, Michael John Garces, White Oak, The Salon, and The Nikolais/Louis Dance Theater Company. He is a former artistic director of Nada Classic and co-produced acclaimed festivals of the works of Richard Foreman and Edward D. Wood, Jr. there. He received a BFA in Film Production from NYU/Tisch School of the Arts, and his films as director include the short "How Did You Manage to Steal a Car from a Rolling Train?" and the featurette Deep Night. He is currently based at the Brick theater in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Last DMT appearance: 0109

Dan has spent the better part of his life trying to convince people he has talent (very often nearly succeeding). He most notably appeared in DM Theatrics’ production of Sugarbaby! and has been seen in other DMT favorites such as House of Trash, Bitch Macbeth, and OOBR award winner The Stranger. His directing credits include his own adaptation (with Bradley Reichek) of Dangerous Liaisons) and a music video for pop band The B-Sides and numerous TV commercials for Sports Illustrated, as well as The Importance of Being Earnest, Ashes to Ashes, and his own God, Satan, & Daytime Television.  Other favorite acting roles have included Roderigo in Othello and Lawrence in For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls. Dan has written for numerous publications including The New York Times, the New York Observer, Stage-Directions Magazine, Health Magazine, Psychology Today and the Houston Chronicle. For more information on his upcoming work, visit his production company's web site www.wildemule.org Last DMT appearance: Sugarbaby!

Douglas is a man of many talents. He is an artist, an actor, a performer, a producer, a prop designer, an editor, a special effects engineer (both physical and digital), an inventor, a writer, a cinematographer, a part-time superhero, and a valued friend to many. He is certainly not a member of Actors Equity if anyone asks. Douglas' acting career has spanned nearly 15 years and has focused on improvisational comedy. A keen mind and a sharp wit have aided him in his extensive experience in the field of performance, but why bother reading about it when you can experience his work first hand via the majestic splendor of entertainment delivered over the internets! Visit www.hardluckheropictures.com for conclusive proof of his talent, and why he is completely justified in his arrogant usage of third person narrative. He is also the beloved nephew Timmy of DMT promo fame. Last DMT appearance: 0214 (Forward... to the Future!)

When she is not busy pretending to have multiple personalities (and hairdos!), Ang spends her time as a telemarketer harassing America's senior citizen population.  Previously in the performance world, she's been seen at Centenary Stage Company, Granbury Opera House, Lakes Region Summer Theatre, Theatre at Lime Kiln, and Lily Langtry's Showplace. Ang holds a B.F.A degree in musical theatre from Catawba College in North Carolina. Last DMT appearance: Sugarbaby!

One of the DMT pioneers, having appeared in both productions of Girls' School Vampire, Gur also played Dr. Rod Johnson in Amazons in Chains. Last DMT appearance: Amazons in Chains!

Sarah is a graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. Selected credits include: Jackie O in The House of Yes and Narrator in her 1st grade Little Red Hen play because she was in the advanced reading group. Last DMT appearance: Orgy of the Dead! (2006)

Gerald Marsini  performed with DMTheatrics in The Stranger, and as Alexas in Antony and Cleopatra.  He has also appeared in Another Urban Riff's MONO at Surf Reality, and No-Pants Theatre Co.'s Life During Wartime at HERE, in which he played, among other roles, Ted Koppel sans comb over.  Other credits include: Edgar in E.L. Doctorow's Drinks Before Dinner, Inside Art Theatre Co.; the title role in Eugene Ionesco's The Viscount, GeminiCollision Works; 3-D World, No-Pants Theatre Co. entry in NY Fringe 2001; Josthinkle and Ludwig in Mephisto, Theater of Necessity and Reverie Prods.; Fricka and Hagen in the Nada Show World revival of Charles Ludlam's Der Ring Gott Farblonjet.  Last DMT appearance: Antony and Cleopatra

Michael has worked in regional theatre and rock bands from Ohio to the Carolinas.  He was most notably seen as the Host in Dracularama at Chashama.  Other favorite roles have included Edward in King Lear, John in Oleanna, Astrov in Uncle Vanya, and Malvolio in Twelfth Night.  He’s also done voiceover work and appeared in a number of independent films, including his old friend Bryan Enk’s John’s Island, in which he appears sleepy and peevish much of the time.  Last DMT appearance: Nevada Territory

“None genuine but mine.”� Scarlet O’Gasm was reared down South in the hot, wet lands of O’Gasm country.� When she’s not dancing around for Yankee greenbacks, she’s dedicated to the production and libation of the O’Gasm family business—Southern� Comfort.� Here’s her recipe for an O’Gasm: a little bit of me and a whole lotta you, 1 part SoCo, 1 part Peach Schnapps, 1 part WILD Turkey, pineapple juice and don’t forget the cherry.� Limit 2 to a customer.� (No gentleman can handle more.) Last DMT appearance: Orgy of the Dead! (2006)

2006's The Sinister Urge! was Kevin's debut New York theatre work, but he is by no means a stranger to the stage. He toured nationally with the hit show Blast as the assistant carpenter/swing tech. He was often seen stage right executing a trumpet/flugel horn handoff (Act 2) in smaller theatres where offstage sometimes became onstage. Other credits are welcome. Last DMT appearance: 0109

Jackie Payne has studied with Suzanne Esper at The William Esper Studio and with Julia Carey at The School for Film and T.V.   She can often be found playing a variety of different roles off-off Broadway whether it be downtown, uptown, inside or outside, but she will be best remembered by DMTheatrics audiences as Toni in the wildly popular 2002 revival of The Fugitive Girls! Last DMT appearance: The Fugitive Girls! (2002)

New York credits: Line (13th St Repertory); Saraph (Manhattan Theater Club). Regional: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Indian Head Playhouse); Little Shop of Horrors (Scarsdale Auditorium). He holds a BA in Creative Writing/Theater from Colgate University. Last DMT appeareance: Titus Andronicus

She is made her return to the DMT stage in The Sinister Urge! (2006) after a two month rest period needed for healing her swollen jungle knees from her previous stint in Orgy of the Dead (2006). She has appeared in Bryan Enk’s A Murder of Crows among other Brick shows, and co-founded the legendary Peach Tartes burlesque troupe. Last DMT appearance: The Sinister Urge! (2006)

Peter is an actor, singer, producer, director, and writer working in NY’s indie theatre scene since 2001. He has worked with numerous companies in his tenure, including La MaMa ETC, Immediate Theatre Company, The Tank, Dysfunctional Theatre Company, 3Graces, TheatreRats, and Bouncing Ball Theatre in DC. Peter has played the titular role in Titus X, Shawn Northrip’s punk rock musical version of Shakespeare’s bloodiest tragedy, and played Strom Thurmond’s father in Thomas Bradshaw’s Strom Thurmond is Not a Racist (both were NYIT award nominees). Most recent roles include Phaidrig O’Neill in TheatreRats' production of King O’Neill, and Teddy Brewster in Dysfunctional Theatre’s production of Arsenic and Old Lace. He is a company member of Dysfunctional Theatre Co, and a raconteur for the Greenwich Village Literary Pub Crawl. Last DMT appearance: Titus Andronicus

Theater: Love’s Labours Lost, Midsummer Night’s Dream (Actor’s Theater); The Life and Times of Tulsa Lovechild: A Road Trip (Blueforms Theater Group). Peter holds a BA in theater from Ohio State University. Last DMT appearance: Titus Andronicus

Raised in the deserts of Arizona amidst the merciless sun, arid winds, venomous animals, and harsh plantlife, Kevin developed his acting skills under the guidance of his friend and mentor James E. Newcomer. After college and with some semi-professional theater under his belt, J. Kevin left the majestic canyons of the Southwest for the ominous glass and steel canyons of New York. Here, surrounded by the world's greatest metropolis, J. Kevin came face-to-face with something far harsher than his desert home... real life. Battered, yet unbroken, J. Kevin continued to pursue his dreams. He originated the role of Monsignor Emanuel in the classic Girls' School Vampire. Last DMT appearance: The Sinster Urge! (2001)

Evan is a singer-songwriter, pianist, guitarist and performer who writes music in the vein of the 70's greats, as can be heard on his latest release, Welcome Back to Hell.� Some of his influences are The Beatles, Billy Joel, The Kinks, and, of course, Elvis Costello.� Evan also produces and hosts a program called Good Music on WFDU 89.1 FM which features great new and old music with one hour of the program devoted entirely to vinyl.� He can be found performing often in the mid-Atlantic region and also teaches high school and college English and performing arts.� For more info, visit www.evantoth.com. Last DMT appearance: Taking Liberties

Art Wallace is one thousand years old.  He comes from a place where the sun shines all the time. Last DMT appearance: Quicksand

Gwen is a native of the Philadelphian suburbs. She has studied at the Atlantic Theatre Company, Actors Conservatory, and the Upright Citizens Brigade. She has been seen shaking her thang in the sexy comedy, Happy Hour, at the Big Little Theater, and as part of the Peach Tartes burlesque troupe. Last DMT appearance: Orgy of the Dead! (2006)

After running the world’s most complex sound plot for Bitch MacbethAlex made his DMTheatrics acting debut in Sugarbaby!  Other New York theater credits include a six month run as Mute John in Icons & Outcasts at JMTC and The Duplex, Creon in Lois Spangler's Keep Firmly in Mind at Expanded Arts; and Janis Joplin in Icons Y2K at TAI.  Regional credits include two seasons with The McCarter Theater Shakespeare Company.  Film credits include Jennifer Monroe P.I. (opposite Gregory Widen), and Liz Sullivan’s upcoming mockumentary, Dinky-Do!  Stage managing and sound design credits include productions of Circle, both Off-Broadway and for 20^th Century Fox in LA.  In addition, his mellow is officially unharshed. Last DMT appearance: Sugarbaby!