Susan Daugherty last worked with GLTP in The Gift of Giving. Thanks to Armen for writing a great character and script, again, and to Alex for her commitment to theatre. Susan has worked with The Palmer Project, The Lion Theater, Actors Net, Random Acts of Theater, The Brick, The Actors Lab Theatre Company and has acted and directed at The Fringe Festival. She was co-founder/Managing Director of The Actors Lab Theatre Company in West Chester. Much love and thanks to Chase, Brett and Caitlin for their love and support.
Alexandria Dilks Pandola has been working as an actor, producer, manager, teacher, assistant director and writer with many local theatre companies, including Green Light, Luna Theatre Company and The Philadelphia Children's Theatre. Alex will be relocating to NYC in the Fall to study for her MFA in Producing and Management at Columbia University. My humble thanks and praise to our wonderful cast, John, Kelly and Felice. Much love to Dawn and my Dad for writing such amazing plays and allowing me to act in them.
Michael Fishman is happy to make his fourth appearance with GLTP, appearing last in Friends For Life. Recent theatrical credits include Terror At The White House, Mrs. Warren's Profession, and Kafka`s Dick. Special thanks to Armen, talented fellow cast members, industrious crew, and a big shout-out to K-LOVE. Michael dedicates this performance in loving memory of his father who never missed a show.
Megan Hoke is delighted to be working with GLTP. Previous credits include Waiting for Godot (Estragon), Midsummer Night’s Dream (Helena), Masque of the Red Death (The Fool), Macbeth (Weird Sister), The Lonesome West (Girleen), The Mill on the Floss (Maggie), The American Plan (Lili), Where’s my Money (Celeste), Fortinbras (Ophelia), The Foreigner (Catherine), Sexual Perversity in Chicago (Debbie), Left (Posey), and Vampire Lesbians of Sodom (La Condesa). Love to the VFF, the Firebird, and I’m not gonna ride that monkey.
Arnold Kendall - After a twenty-five year career as an actor, director and acting teacher, Arnold took a two decade sabbatical to raise a family and run a business. He retuned as Scrooge in Hedgerow’s A Christmas Carol, understudy as Marc in Art at the Walnut, Dodge in Buried Child by Sam Shepard, Twelfth Night at the Arden, PA Shakespeare Festival, guest artist at the U. of the Arts in Enter Laughing, Schwartzkopf in The Puppettmaster of Lodz at Mum Puppettheatre and Henry, the old actor, in The Fantasticks at Bristol Riverside Theatre. Film work includes Cigarettes and Fresh Air soon to be on cable. Arnold is also teaching again and has taught and directed at the U. of Michigan, Texas and Southern Illinois. His earliest mentors were Jasper Deeter and Rose Schulman at Hedgerow.
Michael Kobel Keutmann originally from Poughkeepsie, NY has appeared recently in Beauty and the Beast (Walnut Street Theatre), In The Floodplain (Vagabond Acting Troupe, One Act Festival) and PU*BER*TY (Cardboard Box Collaborative, Philadelphia Fringe Festival 2005). Upcoming: Dromio of Syracuse in Boys from Syracuse at Surflight Theatre, Beach Haven, NJ. Michael received his BA from the U. of Pa.
Eric Paulukonis has worked with TSI, Love Creek Productions, Isle of Shoals in NYC, The Philadelphia Fringe Festival, American Family Theatre of Philadelphia, and the Carousel Musical Theatre of Boothbay, Maine. Some of his favorite roles include John Merrick (Elephant Man), Hysterium (A Funny Thing Happened... ), and Betty/Gerry (Cloud Nine). Eric thanks his family and friends for their continuous support, be it long conversations, rides to auditions, words of encouragement or home made peanut butter eggs – and thanks to the entire Green Light Family for making this a life-enriching event.
