Adé Herbert (POGO) is excited to be returning in his role as Pogo, after last year's successful debut run. A native of New Orleans, La., he has jumped head first into the creative community in New York, performing in shows with the American Theater of Harlem, a few locally directed short films, as well as singing with his R&B music group, CRESCENDO. Much of his gratitude and appreciation goes out to Aaron, Jenny, and Sergio for granting him another opportunity to display his talent to a new audience. He is also grateful to be sharing the stage with some of the finest talent he has worked with, ever! His performance is dedicated to Nikk, Dezja, and Kai for giving him a sense of purpose! New Orleans, Forever...Laissez les bon temps roulez!!!
	Caitlin Summer Mulhern (EVIE) NEW YORK CREDITS: In the Company of Trees (American Living Room Festival, HERE Arts Center), "Pushkin" Readings (Plywrght: Jonathan Leaf, dir. Erica Gould), Marat Sade (Access Theater), House of Desires, The Salvage Shop (Storm Theater), REGIONAL: Urban Cowboy: The Musical (National Tour), The Legend of Jenny Wiley (Jenny Wiley Theater), Something's Afoot (Off-Broad Street Theater). INTERNATIONAL: Big River (Edinburgh Fringe Festival), Richard II and Taming of the Shrew (Rutgers at the Globe, London). RUTGERS: Woyzeck, Quills (Rutgers Theatre Company) FILM: "Left/Right", "Arena", various NYU/Columbia student films. TV: "Third Watch". BFA Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts. Much love and thanks to Mom, Dad, Alanna, Chandler, Charlie, Bodhi, Clancy, Ello, Lenny, and Aaron.
	Will Manning (WOODY) is from Fair Grove, Missouri. He now lives in Washington Heights. Somewhere in the middle, he lived in Kansas City and Chicago, though not at the same time. That would have been too much. Will just finished a go at Wordbridge 2007 where he worked with a wonderful group of people in South Carolina. His lucky streak through this festival regarding opportunities to work with beautiful hearts and minds. Will is so grateful to be telling stories with people he genuinely cares about. Thank you for being here, too.
	Jamie Neumann (DOMMIE) is pleased as hell to be performing in the Fringe Festival again. Even more lovely is being able to work closely with friends and family putting this show together. Being from New Orleans, Jamie loves the south and Louisiana in particular.... and being a natural born slut, the role of Dommie was a God send. I only hope to do my mama proud with all the ass grabbing and cleavage. Mama, this one's for you.
	Keith Johnston (BIG POSSUM) has been performing professionally for 28 years in theater, television, film and radio. He's known for his re-occurring role as the UPN anchorman on HBO's "Chris Rock Show", Winston in the original cast of off-Broadway hit "Ave X" at Playwrights Horizons, and the role of Guitarman in "Spunk". Music and theatre has taken him around the world with several recording artists (Jon Hendricks, Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam, Living Color, and Olu Dara). As Artistic Director of American Theatre of Harlem he recently wrote "Stone tales" (children's show) which had its debut this summer in the A.R.T. NY Summer Youth Festival." All praises to the Almighty Creator. Let's heal the world with art."
	Ted McGuinness (GENTILHOMME JACQUES) Recent credits- THEATER - Frank Savage in "W.M.D." (Wonderland Festival, NYC), Franks in "Ross" (Storm Theater, NYC), Josie Costello in "The Salvage Shop" (Storm Theater, NYC), Uncle Sam in "The Louisiana Purchase" (Sine Productions, New Orleans), Cheviot Hill in "Engaged" (MacIntosh Theater). FILM - The Secret Game (ESPN), UMAF 0015, The Artful Dodger, The Fix. Ted would like to thank Aaron for the words and Sergio for the direction. Special thanks to Barry and Rose for the support and cultural infusions, and to Peter Dobbins at the Storm Theater for the entrance pass. This one is for John Luke, Matthew Patrick, and Rose Hyland McGuinness...for the songs.
	Justin Flagg (TROUBLED YOUTH) recently returned to New York after five years in the UK, where he worked in theatre and film, and studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. UK credits include: "How to Steal a Diamond," "Guts" (Vox Motus), "Tales from Hollywood" (Perth Theatre), "Arabian Nights" (Watermill Theatre). He can also be seen in the upcoming film "Death Defying Acts," starring Guy Pearce and Catherine Zeta Jones.