CAST

  Bimini is a Brooklyn-based actor, writer, and burlesque performer who grew up in the tropical rainforests of Cairns, Australia. Between high school and college, she hosted the adventure-travel show, Adventures in the Pacific, filming 13 episodes across Hawaii, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and the Great Barrier Reef. She attended Stetson Univer

  Bimini is a Brooklyn-based actor, writer, and burlesque performer who grew up in the tropical rainforests of Cairns, Australia. Between high school and college, she hosted the adventure-travel show, Adventures in the Pacific, filming 13 episodes across Hawaii, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and the Great Barrier Reef. She attended Stetson University, where she received a double degree in Russian Studies and Theatre Arts before moving to NYC and studying the Meisner technique with Bill and Suzanne Esper at the William Esper Studio. Favorite stage roles include Sara in Stop Kiss, Brooke in Noises Off, and Louise in The Underpants. A long-time contributing performer and writer for Our Bar Theater, Bimini is also a core member of the Hotsy Totsy Burlesque troupe. 

 Peter is a New York City-based actor ranging from stage to screen. He grew up across the Hudson in Wayne, New Jersey and attended Montclair State University, receiving his BFA in acting in 2012. Since graduating, Peter has worked in theatrical productions across the country including Mamma Mia!, Vanya, Sonia, Masha & Spike, Dracula, The

 Peter is a New York City-based actor ranging from stage to screen. He grew up across the Hudson in Wayne, New Jersey and attended Montclair State University, receiving his BFA in acting in 2012. Since graduating, Peter has worked in theatrical productions across the country including Mamma Mia!, Vanya, Sonia, Masha & Spike, Dracula, The Ghost Train, Paddington Gets in a Jam and Norwegian Cruise Lines. Film/television credits include The Girls on The Bus (HBO), Julius Caesar, Hotbed of Hate, True Crime w/Aphrodite Jones, and Mysteries at the Museum. Peter currently lives in NJ with his wife and fellow actress Katie Claire McGrath who wrote this for him. She's the best.

 Bridget’s roles include Jack in Resolution for EST West, Mrs. Pearce in Confusions at The Lost Studio in LA, Kari in The Pavilion in the Berkshires, Sonia in Life x's 3 at Rep Theatre of St Louis, Lottie Burke in Good Morning, Bill with The Keen Company Off Broadway, Cora in The Will Rogers Follies, on Broadway, the title role in A.R. Gu

 Bridget’s roles include Jack in Resolution for EST West, Mrs. Pearce in Confusions at The Lost Studio in LA, Kari in The Pavilion in the Berkshires, Sonia in Life x's 3 at Rep Theatre of St Louis, Lottie Burke in Good Morning, Bill with The Keen Company Off Broadway, Cora in The Will Rogers Follies, on Broadway, the title role in A.R. Gurney’s Sylvia at StageWest, and Gretchen in Crossing The Double White Line at Jewish Rep. She was a company member of Circle X Theatre in Los Angeles working on many productions including originating the role of Elizabeth Nietche in the west coast premiere of Schadenfreude. Her feature film credits include A Philly Christmas, Out and About, Fair Market Value, Evan Almighty, 5 Dollars a Day and more. Her TV appearances include Elementary, Person of Interest, CSI, Medium, Supernatural, Gilmore Girls, Deep Space 9 and more. She spent some time on soaps as well: Another World, One Life to Live and Young and the Restless. 

 
Jed is one of only a few Americans to have appeared on the main stage of the Moscow Art Theatre, with the Russian company. Other stage roles include Rudolf Nureyev in the world premiere of Nureyev’s Eyes (American Stage) and two subsequent productions (Delaware Theatre Company and Blue Barn Theatre). He originated the roles of Harry "th

 
Jed is one of only a few Americans to have appeared on the main stage of the Moscow Art Theatre, with the Russian company. Other stage roles include Rudolf Nureyev in the world premiere of Nureyev’s Eyes (American Stage) and two subsequent productions (Delaware Theatre Company and Blue Barn Theatre). He originated the roles of Harry "the Hat" in the national tour of CHEERS: Live On Stage and Stephen Foster in Hard Times: An American Musical (The Cell). Other theatre credits include Jack and Gwendolyn in The Importance Of Being Earnest (NY Classical Theatre); Ever Montgomery in Dancing Lessons (Public Theatre, ME); Zorro in Zorro! (East Lynne Theatre); and three seasons with the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Television appearances include The Blacklist, Madam Secretary, Elementary. Training: Moscow Art Theatre School (First American Ensemble), Princeton University, LaGuardia High School of Performing Arts, School of American Ballet. 

 Mark is a director, actor, and writer that currently serves as Artistic Director of Our Bar, a site-specific theatre company that’s produced monthly original theatre since 2009. Mark stars as Pete Shelburn in the upcoming Stephen King short film adaptation of The Monkey. Film: Marry Me, Spooky Action, Kill Your Darlings, My Fair Liddy. 

 Mark is a director, actor, and writer that currently serves as Artistic Director of Our Bar, a site-specific theatre company that’s produced monthly original theatre since 2009. Mark stars as Pete Shelburn in the upcoming Stephen King short film adaptation of The Monkey. Film: Marry Me, Spooky Action, Kill Your Darlings, My Fair Liddy. TV: The Undesirables (pilot), 30 Rock. Theatre: Our Bar (Our Bar), Arnall in Line (13th St Repertory Theatre), Treplev in The Nina Variations (Shetler Studios). As a director and writer, Mark has helped devise and produce five full-length original plays. His work has been heralded by both The Wall Street Journal (Shhhh) and director/producer Paul Feig (Silent Scenes from Quarantine - Powderkeg Media’s Shut-In Shorts). He’d like to dedicate Bringer of Doom to his late mentor and friend Mark Brotherton. www.markakoenig.com.   

Joe is a writer based in Brooklyn. A Dramatist Guild member, Joe has written scripts of all kinds, fiction, children's tales, more ad copy than he'd like to admit, and one time a puppet show. He is a writer for the upcoming animated YouTube series Bad Guy vs. Bad Guy, a staff writer for cultural magazine Tawk of New Yawk, and his fiction

Joe is a writer based in Brooklyn. A Dramatist Guild member, Joe has written scripts of all kinds, fiction, children's tales, more ad copy than he'd like to admit, and one time a puppet show. He is a writer for the upcoming animated YouTube series Bad Guy vs. Bad Guy, a staff writer for cultural magazine Tawk of New Yawk, and his fiction has appeared in Writer's Digest and Prometheus Dreaming. He's been a shortlisted finalist for The Ambassador Theater Group's Playwrights Prize and at The Tennessee Williams Play Festival (Best One Act, Release Note). His stage work has been performed at The American Academy of Dramatic
Arts, Dixon Place, Times Square Arts Center, and the National Comedy Theater (NY). He is a co-founder of Skimble Skamble Productions. 

  David is an actor, performer and tour guide based out of New York City. A graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, he’s worked alongside various theatrical companies, such as the downtown theatre group The Amoralists and Our Bar (@ourbarnyc ), and splits his time between those on-stage endeavors in and around NYC with commerci

  David is an actor, performer and tour guide based out of New York City. A graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, he’s worked alongside various theatrical companies, such as the downtown theatre group The Amoralists and Our Bar (@ourbarnyc ), and splits his time between those on-stage endeavors in and around NYC with commercial and film work. As an avid amateur historian David also runs and operates his own tour guide company, Detours with Dave. He is a co-founder of Skimble Skamble Productions.