You're standing on the shoulders of giants.

Haley graduated from Drake University in 2019 with a BFA in Musical Theatre and concentrations in Directing & Choreography.

She was awarded an internship at the regional theatre Playhouse on the Square in Memphis, Tennessee, and is now a professional company member. At Playhouse she has performed in Memphis, Kinky Boots, Head Over Heels, Smokey Joe's Cafe, Songs From a New World, Schoolhouse Rock, Peter Pan, Days of Rage, and The Taming — and took on the lead role of Patsy Cline in Just a Closer Walk with Patsy Cline.

Other professional credits include Urinetown and La Cage aux Folles at Theatre Memphis.

Caroline has been working in the theatre — on stage and behind the scenes — since she was 10 years old. A 2017 graduate of the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University, she received her BFA in Musical Theatre while pursuing stage management as an independent study.

An Austin, Texas native, Caroline enjoys hiking in the Hill Country, walking around the lake, and surplus amounts of queso and coffee. She has a fierce love and strong loyalty to her friends and family and will always fight for what she believes is right.

Caroline lives in Brooklyn, where she is pursuing a career as a freelance stage manager.

Jack is a 2013 graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where he was a Dean's Scholar and film major. He works as a web video editor at Comedy Central for The Daily Show, and was previously an associate producer and assistant editor for Emmy-winning filmmaker Nancy Buirski.

"Harvey's Last Night on the Avenue" was an Official Selection of the 2020 Raleigh Film and Art Festival and the 2020 Black Cat Picture Show. "Four Play" won the Audience Award at the Iron Mule Comedy Film Festival in 2018, and "Jack and Lucas Go To A Wedding" was an official selection of the 2017 NewFilmmakers New York Summer Series. His senior thesis film, "You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory," won Best Student Film at the 2015 Black Cat Picture Show and screened at festivals from Santa Monica to Athens.

He interned for a year and a half at Martin Scorsese's Sikelia Productions and served on the Tisch New Theatre Executive Board. At Austin High School, Jack performed in twenty-three plays and won fourteen Best Actor or All-Star Cast awards at all levels of UIL competition, advancing to national competition in Monologue, Duet Musical, and Shakespeare performance.

Austin's own Shakey Graves (Alejandro Rose-Garcia) got his start on the Red Dragon stage before becoming one of the city's most recognizable touring musicians.

An Austin native, Marshall Allman discovered his passion for performing while at Austin High School. Shortly after graduation, he relocated to Los Angeles to pursue acting full-time, rapidly earning roles in major television series and feature films.

He gained widespread recognition for his starring roles as L.J. Burrows in the hit series Prison Break and Tommy Mickens in HBO's True Blood, alongside film appearances in projects such as Hostage.

Playwright and screenwriter Robert Schenkkan won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for The Kentucky Cycle and the Tony Award for Best Play for All the Way.