The Cover of Life - March 07 - March 31, 2018
Miller-Coffman Productions LLC
Who's Who
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Jessica Carillo
as Tood Cliffert
(Tood) is a native New Yorker who continues to call New York home. She has studied acting at HB Studio in Greenwich Village, the Labyrinth Theater Company, and most recently, The Neighborhood Playhouse. Jessica has appeared as Joy in Some Room Above the Street, Polly in Polly Come Home Again, and in the cast of Coriolanus at American Theatre of Actors. She has appeared as Lana in Typecast and Lisa in Psychic Cafe at St. Clements Theater. Jessica also appeared as Emma in Millennial Disclosure and Nile in Fade to Black (The Secret Theatre in Long Island City), and Beth in Black Me Out (Kraine Theater).
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Molly Callahan
as Sybil Cliffert
(Sybil) is thrilled to bring Sybil to life and to work with this wonderful production team. Recent credits: Becca in Three Bites of the Apple (Genesis Rep), Esther in Holiday Party, (DoubleDown Productions), Sally the Saloon Girl in Wild Oats (12 Miles West), Alma in Broken Heart Land (The Eagle Project), Kate in The Divvy (Midwinter Madness Fest), and Scout in To Kill a Mockingbird (Hudson Shakespeare). Film credits: Lillian in Trolloween (Kornhaber Brown), Paradise East (East Street Films), and In Memoriam (disOrienting Stage and Film). mollycallahan.com
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Abigail Milnor-Sweetser
as Weetsie Cliffert
(Weetsie) is a classically and contemporary trained actress living in NYC. Favorite credits: Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing, People, Places & Things, The Member of the Wedding, Look Back in Anger, and Three Sisters. She trained at the Actors Studio Drama School in the US, and London Academy of Music and Dramatics Arts and British American Drama Academy in the UK. She has worked with esteemed actors and directors Fiona Shaw, Simon Callow, Brian Cox, James Bundy, Peter Francis James, and UK director Lyndsey Turner (Hamlet, Barbican Centre featuring Benedict Cumberbatch). Additional training: National Theater Institute, William Esper Studio, and Robert X. Modica Studio. Abigail has a B.A. in theatre from Smith College. She can be seen in the feature film, Badpuss: A Popumentary (Indieflix). Much gratitude to her family, friends, and acting mentors and heroine(s).
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