Stewart Moneymaker as SIDNEY BRUHL
Stewart was last seen with the Lake of the Woods Players as the ghost of John Barrymore in I Hate Hamlet. His previous appearances with Persimmon Tree Players include the roles of Barry Medina in Peter Quilter's Duets and Edward Bennett in Rob Urbinati's Death By Design. He has also appeared in two Christmas radio shows on the Victory Hall stage.
Dawna Jo McCracken as MYRA BRUHL
Dawna Jo is shaking the rust off the old thespian pipes with this adventure. In the past, she has been a disheveled old actor, a special education teacher, and an experienced "woman of the night." You can decide which of those roles graced an actual stage. Thank you to PTP for giving her a whirl. A huge hug goes out to my family, friends, and GoGs. You know who you are.
Tom Green as CLIFFORD ANDERSON
Tom is thrilled to be back on the Victory Hall stage. He has previously appeared as Jody Varner in The Long Hot Summer: The Musical, George Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play, Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play, Edgar Allan Poe in The Edgar Allan Poe Afterlife Radio Show, Jonathan in Duets, Walter Pearce in Death by Design, and Stan in Love...Or Best Offer. When not appearing at Victory Hall, Tom can be found teaching fifth grade at Ivy Elementary School, or is likely somewhere in the world on a quest to find new and interesting birds.
Sage Tanguay as HELGA TEN DORP
When she’s not predicting local murders, Sage works as a radio and podcast producer for WTJU 91.1 FM and Brown College at the University of Virginia. You may recognize her as Lana Sherwood from the 2023 Victory Hall Players performance of A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play, or from some obscure and generally unsettling post-modern dance performances at UVA ten years ago. She’s also performed in plays at the Capitol Fringe Festival and the Historic Masonic Theatre in Clifton Forge, Virginia. Sage spends her free time writing fantasy, reading fanfiction, and gossiping at cafes.
Ric Andersen as PORTER MILGRIM
Ric is pleased to be making his PTP debut. He recently moved to Central Virginia after performing with numerous professional and community theaters in the D.C., Maryland and Virginia area. For the past 20 years, Ric has also been a troupe member of Precipice Improv Theatre, improvising full-length comedic plays. Ric was most recently seen in The Sunshine Boys at River City Community Players, The Vagrant at Waterworks Players, and A Christmas Carol: a Live Radio Play at Victory Hall Players.
