About April Harris:

April Harris is a writer and performer who is also a member of the United States Armed Forces.

About Heather Leigh Pasternak:
Heather Leigh Pasternak is a writer and performer. She is currently a member of City Garage Theatre Company, where she most recently appeared in Neil LaBute’s re-worked first play, "Filthy Talk for Troubled Times". She has appeared in many New York productions such as Florence in "The Curious Savage", Celia in "As You Like It", Woman in "Afraid. Yes. Of.", Juanita in her self scripted piece, "Where is Barbie’s Vagina?" She also appeared with Performa and the Moma as Tart in "Pablo Picasso’s Desire Caught by the Tale".

About Julie Evan Smith:
Julie Evan Smith is an actress with extensive experience Off-Broadway, at regional theatres around the country (including San Diego's Old Globe Theatre, Dallas Theatre Center, Actors Theatre of Louisville), appearances on TV and short films.

About Karen Aschenbach:
Karen Aschenbach is a writer, director, actor, and producer. Her background includes theatrical work in New York, Connecticut, and LA and short films and independent features. Her work has been seen around the globe on television and in festivals from Japan to Croatia and throughout the U.S.

About Kristin Miles Palmer:
Kristin Miles Palmer has been performing improv comedy for many years in the LA area with her troupe Sticky Nights at venues such as Upright Citizens Brigade, Improv Olympic, and NoHo's "The HaHa". She has also co-produced and written a series of comedy sketches set for release in Spring 2012, two of which can be seen now on Funny or Die.

About Michael Kass:
Michael Kass is a writer, storyteller and actor. His writing has appeared in the Chicago Sun-Times, the blogs Fierce and Nerdy and Thought Catalog. As an actor, he has worked with the Tony Award Winning Lookingglass Theater Company in Chicago, Son of Semele Ensemble and Los Angeles Contemporary Dance among others. His storytelling has been seen at The Moth GrandSlam, Taboo Tales shows and others as well as the Storyworthy and I Love a Good Story podcasts.

About Ann Randolph:
Ann Randolph is an award-winning writer/performer. Her Ovation Award winning solo show, “Squeeze Box” was produced Off Broadway by Mel Brooks and the late Anne Bancroft and also won "Best Solo Show of 2002" from the LA Weekly. She won “Best Solo Performer 2011” from the LA Times and “Best Solo Performer in San Francisco 2010” from the San Francisco Examiner for her current solo show, “Loveland”. Her solo show, “Miss America” also won “Best Solo Show of 1998” by the LA Weekly. Her personal essays have been featured on NPR, BBC, and PBS. In addition to writing for the stage, Ann has been hired by Brooksfilms (Mel Brooks’s Production Company) to create an original movie based on her play, “Squeeze Box”. She has also created original programming for Gullane Pictures, PAX, Lifetime, and Klasky Csupo. She was a member of the Groundlings and Unsafe Sketch receiving LA Weekly’s “Best Female Comedy Performer” award. She teaches and tours throughout the United States.