Stephanie Bentley (AKA STEPHANIE ROSE) is a professional actor, writer and audio book narrator. With a dynamic voice that has brought over 500 audiobooks to life, narrating mostly romance under Stephanie Rose (American Queen by Sierra Simone, Forever My Girl by Heidi McLaughlin) Stephanie has garnered awards and recognition for her talent and dedication to the craft of storytelling. (Audie Award Nominee, Earphones Award Winner).

Stephanie was both a musical improv comedy performer (UCB) and romance audiobook narrator for years before the most passionate of passion projects struck and she brought the best of both worlds together.

She has performed at many LA comedy spots including regular shows at UCB, iO West, & Westside Comedy. She continues to narrate romance novels and loves every steamy minute of it.

Alex Ellis  Originally hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina, Alex has carved a dazzling path through NYC and Los Angeles. From Broadway stages to TV screens, to animated worlds, Alex has done everything except, apparently sleep. Alex recently finished a sold-out preview run of, "Earth to Squiggy", a Lenny & The Squigtones musical at the acclaimed Garry Marshall Theater in LA that's headed to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August. Broadway credits include Catch Me If You Can, Legally Blonde, One a Clear Day You Can See Forever, They're Playing Our Song & Thoroughly Modern Millie. She created and starred in the role of Rose Dewitt Bukater in the hit musical, Titanique, which recently won the Olivier award in the Westend, as well as the Lucille Lortel Award for Best Musical. She's graced the TV screen on hits like The Goldbergs, The Unicorn, Man with A Plan, Hollywood Darlings, and Hot in Cleveland and voiced the iconic role of Cosmina on Disney's Vampirina as well as Jenna on Nickelodeon's The Loud House. And if you've ever heard a snarky NPC in World of Warcraft, Red Dead Redemption or Grand Theft Auto, it might've been her. She was also selected for the 2019 CBS Diversity Showcase, which featured up and coming comedic actors in Los Angeles. In her downtime (ha!), she fronts LA's premiere Yacht Rock tribute band called Harbor Party (featured on Bravo & NPR). Alex also writes, shoots, and produces her own films, including a poignant short about mental health featuring none other than Grammy-nominated rapper Petey Pablo called "Who Am I?". Eleven film festivals later (premiering at the esteemed Hip Hop Film Festival in Harlem). Catch her on Instagram at @aellis3 or deep in the world of her magical, multimedia empire at www.thealexellis.com.

Tristan Turner

Regional: Twelfth Night, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Utah Shakespeare Festival); A Midsummer Night’s Dream, A Winter’s Tale (New Swan Shakespeare Festival). Educational: Legally Blonde, Three Sisters, Company, How to Fight Loneliness, Seminar (UC Irvine). The Piano Lesson (University of Northern Colorado). Film: Bum One (Short).

Suzy Nakamura was the first Asian American woman at The Second City in her hometown of Chicago, where she worked in the touring company, and was in the very first cast at The Second City Detroit. Suzy made her Broadway debut originating the role of Jean in POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive (Shubert Theatre). On television, she is best known for her recurring roles on The West Wing, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Modern Family, Snowfall, and Dead to Me. Favorite animation credits include Bob’s Burgers, Inside Job, and Exploding Kittens. Recent film credits: Knox Goes Away, and Miss You, Love You (HBO).

Katie Lee

Credits include Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical (Clarice, McCoy Rigby Entertainment), For the Record: Brat Pack and The Princess with Norwegian Cruise Line, and Wine Lovers: The Musical (Katherine Reese).

Regional theater highlights include Thoroughly Modern Millie (Ruth), Hairspray (Tammy), Into the Woods (Stepmother), Carrie (Chris Hargensen), and Spring Awakening (Martha Bessel). Additional notable roles include Sandy in Grease, Dorothy Brock in 42nd Street, and Jo March in Little Women.

Film credit includes Good Bad Things (Bianca). Performance experience also spans aerial work, dance, and vocal showcases, with appearances in productions such as Songare en Grande, 11 O’Clock Numbers, and Shimmy Shake Shine. 

Grace Lord (she/her)  is an actor/teaching artist based in Los Angeles. Stage credits include Chicka Chicka Boom Boom: the Musical! (Off-Broadway, First National Tour), The 3 Redneck Tenors (National Tour), Wheels on the Bus (Pasadena Playhouse), Ranked: A New Musical (SXSW EDU). Film: Honey Don’t (dir. Ethan Coen); Ghosts of You (dir. Charles Baker). When not performing, Grace is passionate about nurturing creativity in young artists and empowering

her students through the arts. Many thanks to her family, her team at Broad Talent and Citizen Skull, Oliver, and Bailey. @gracefullordy