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Who's
Who in the Cast
(In Order of Appearance)
Debbi
Bauml (Candy Lerhman), a recent
graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, has appeared in the NY Fringe
Festival production of Librarians in Love (Louise); in the ensemble
of Pippin produced by the St Bart's Players (New York);
in Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey), Annie Warbucks
(Mrs Kelly), As You Like It (Rosalind), West Side Story (Consuela),
My Fair Lady (Ensemble), and State Fair (Fairtone/Ensemble)--all
produced by the New London (NH) Barn Playhouse; in Merrily We Roll Along
(Meg/Ensemble) produced by the Arden Theatre Company; and many productions
at the University of Pennsylvania, such as Tommy (the Acid Queen)and
The Cherry Orchard (Varya). She also was the first recipient of the
Paper Mill Playhouse Rising Star Award for Outstanding Actress and lead
vocalist for the Mask & Wig Band at Penn.
Cosmo
Fattizzo (Andy Lerhman)
has appeared as Mercutio
in Romeo & Juliet, produced
by the Shenandoah Shakespeare Company; Lucentio in Taming of the Shrew,
produced by the Portland
Stage Company; Daniel Kaffee in
A Few Good Men, staged by the Wadsworth Athenaeum; as an understudy
to Caska in Julius Caesar,staged by Shakespeare in the Park (NYSF);
as Joshua/Jesus in Corpus Christi by the Coleman & Smith Artistic
Company; as Sebastian in Raised in Capivity and Leo in Big Al--both
produced by La Mama E.T.C. He is a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG)
and has had featured roles in Hack, Becker, and The Young
& the Restless (CBS); a co-star role in Deadline
(NBC), and as host on Guy Spy (The Oxygen Network.)
Cyndi
Janzen (Laurie Lannigan) is originally
from Canada and holds a degree in fine & performing arts from Simon Fraser
University. She has appeared in Vancouver with Bard of the Beach Productions
of Midsummer Night's Dream and Macbeth. She recently held
understudy parts for the Wilma Theatre production of Wintertime and
the Philadelphia Theatre Company production of Nickle and Dimed.
She played Anne Bonney in the Joke & Dagger Theater Company presentation
of Quest for the Golden Albatross (a Philly Fringe show), the role
of Lizzie in another Philly Fringe show, The Respectful Prostitute,
produced by Melting Pot Theatre, and had roles in The Philadelphia Shakespeare
Festival productions of Othello (Bianca) and Macbeth (Witch/GTL
woman). She performed in various Brick Theatre productions, such as The
Aspern Letters (Tina), Will Work for Food (Helen Akers), and
With and Without (Shelly). 
Joe
Chicco (Dr Marvin Gutterman) has performed for Players
Club of Swarthmore (Ring Around the Moon, Joshua); South Jersey Shakespeare
Company (Othello,
Brabantino, Montano); Brick Playhouse (Rain Later, Harry); Jewish
Family & Children
Services of Philadelphia (Diary of Anne Frank, Otto
Frank); Hedgerow Theater (Tales from Poe, eight different characters);
and the Marple-Newtown Players (Rumors and A Few Good Men).
He has also appeared in industrial videos produced by Fabian-Baber Productions,
and recently completed narrating an audiobook for Mainstream
Productions. In an earlier life, Joe was a Philadelphia
lawyer for 30+ years.
Steve
Gleich (Lumen von Essenshtett) has performed in a wide variety of
dramatic, musical and film roles. He is currently in rehearsal for Much
Ado About Nothing with the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival and has
understudied recently at the Arden and the Walnut Street Theatres. Steve
has also worked in the Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival productions of
Julius Caesar (Cicero/Lucilius); Macbeth (Duncan); Othello
(Duke/Gratiano). He has also performed for the Delaware Theatre Company.
He played Antonio in the Arden Shakespeare Guild's production of Merchant
of Venice. He has performed in Wilmington Drama League productions (Delicate
Balance, Harry; The Crucible, John Proctor; Dracula,
title role). and the Chapel Street Players. His musical theatre credits
include Scrooge in the Walnut Street Theatre's production of A Christmas
Carol; Bellamy in The Fantasticks (City Theatre Company); the
Judge in Trial By Jury (Chester County Gilbert & Sullivan Society);
Akela in Jungle Book...(OperaDelaware); to name a few. Film credits
are in featured roles in the independent films Back to Manhattan
for CINEMOOK, Fear of Clowns for Marauder Productions and a lead
role in Quigley-Cantata's Unveiling. Home Crew Biographies