Cast

Katie Fissore (College Girl). Born and raised in Saxonburg, PA; Katie moved to New York City four years ago to attend and is a graduate of The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts. She is thrilled to be a part of such a wonderful story and work alongside of this very talented cast and crew. Special thanks to her PA and NY family, her four sisters, and Jay Goldenberg for all their love and support.
 
 
Trevor Kluckman (Tom) was born in Aberdeen,Scotland and grew up in New York’s Hudson Valley.  As an improviser he performed as a member of the official improv troupe of The Laugh Factory, as well as in Madison Scare Garden at The Theater At Madison Square Garden.  Television credits include appearances on ABC’s One Life To Live in multiple roles as well as in voice work.  Stage roles include Mark Antony in Julius Caesar, Leonard in Theresa Rebeck’s Seminar, Juror #10 in Twelve Angry Men, and Thomas in Venus In Fur in Lynchburg, Virginia.  He understudied for and went on in the role of Henry in John Patrick Shanley’s Where’s My Money? at The Cherry Lane Theatre.  Trevor also read the lead role of Joe in Lanford Wilson’s Balm In Gilead for LAByrinth’s NYNY Festival.  In August 2014, he could be heard in radio promotional materials broadcast on WNRN in Virginia, which he recorded for Wolfbane Productions’ Macbeth.  He also played the role of Banquo in this production.  Trevor has an acting degree from Marymount Manhattan College and has studied extensively with Alan Langdon.  He likes fish and chips, Monty Python, and Amy.  He is a proud member of Animus Theatre Company. http://www.animustheatre.org
 
Jeri Silverman (Sasha) is a New York-based South African actress. Favorite New York credits include Laundry (Chain Theatre Audience Award), Spoon River Anthology (Jimmy Maize), Afflicted (The Civilians). Selected film work: Loretta (official selection opening night WilliFest), My Son (LAShortsFest), A Truncated Story of Infinity (Paul Trillo), Tommy’s Pumpkin (Post Factory Films). She is also a singer-songwriter, with music featured in several films. Leaflike – her debut EP – was released on iTunes & Spotify this year. Graduate of the Atlantic Theater Conservatory. Blessed to be part of such an inspiring team!

 
Gianmarco Soresi (Dan)  is an actor, stand-up comedian and writer residing in Harlem. Recent credits include Small Miracles (Starring Judd Hirsch), Blue Bloods (CBS), and the hit Japanese web series 2nd Avenue. Theater credits include the Off-Broadway hit Clown Bar (The Box), the New York premiere of Lucas Hnath’s Odile’s Ordeal (Arthur Seelen Theater), and a 100-person Spoon River (Columbia Stages). His unromantic comedy, <50%, recently premiered in the New York International Fringe Festival and was 1 of 13 chosen (out of 200+ shows!) to receive an Off-Broadway run at the Soho Playhouse as part of the Fringe Encore Series. His webseries, An Actor Unprepared, produced by 1909 Productions, just wrapped its first season and can found at www.AnActorUnprepared.com. His children’s book, Sisyphus and Sam, is due out later this year. If you are a German native you may also recognize him as the face of the Swedish Lemonade, Rivella. www.GianmarcoSoresi.com
 
Natalie Walker’s (Melanie) illustrious career on the stage began when she auditioned for the title role in a church youth group production of Annie directed by her own mother who, instead, cast her as “Third Orphan from Left.” Undeterred by this egregious betrayal, Natalie threw herself into her craft, and the raw pathos with which she imbued her (solitary) line “don’t it feel like the wind is always howlin’?” was described by Brooks Atkinson as “harrowing”… or would have been, had Brooks Atkinson not been dead for 14 years at the time of the production. BFA: NYU Tisch, Stella Adler Studio of Acting. Favorite credits include Bobbi Michele in Last of the Red Hot Lovers (Hangar Theatre), Karen in Speed-the-Plow (Stella Adler), and the plethora of hardened, world-weary prostitutes she portrayed in summer camp shows prior to getting her braces off (Stagedoor Manor).