Cary Hampton as Issy Braddock Cary Hampton as Thia Dimitri Asher Killian as Drew Stoneman Cece Dietlein as Cate Streetor Heidi Hampton as Sandra Harridge Heidi Hampton as Amelia Harridge Asher Hwang as Blake Harridge Annalize Sanders as Issy Harridge Rachel Anderson as Linda Steinkamp Rachel Anderson as LINDA-V10 Rachel Anderson as Kelly Wolcott Anita Kelley as Roxie Lawrence Nicole Schader as Liz Hoffman Caleb Mertz-Vega as Ray Hoffman Mark Helton as LB Brandon Jr Cody Lindenberger as Richard Streetor Justin Clouser as Josiah Harridge Michon Chandler as Olivia Harridge Geoff Moore as Ben Lawson Geoff Moore as Henry Lawson Melanie Johnson as Donna Jones Michael Aftias as Deputy Stewart Lucille Rao as Helen Reilly Kirsty Harrison as Helen Reilly Kirsty Harrison as Annie Reilly Belle Moss as Barbara Streetor Chris Travieso as Franklin Kathryn Hampton as Mildred Nightingale Diana Jones as Patty Stoneman James Dezerga as Gary Stoneman Tom Strekal as Gary Stoneman Liz Strekal as Marge Perkins Jack Scarbrough as Sheriff Patterson Kyle Littlefield as Dave Forbes Dick Van Buskirk as The Antiques Dealer Dick Van Buskirk as LB Brandon Sr Ben Johnson as Sheriff Wingard Jeffrey Fast as Dr. Betancourt Jaedyn Thompson as Brooklyn Streetor Avery Peaslee as Charlotte Streetor
Darla Bayer as Alma Campion Michelle Calhoun as Deborah Ramden Michelle Calhoun as D-Goth Michelle Calhoun as The Storyteller Ryan Quinn Adams as The Traveler Jeff Basa as The Bartender Quinn Cafferata-Jenkins as Young Josiah Harridge Patricia Conolly as Miss Rebecca Reilly Victoria Kochanek as Greta Strombriar David Sheinkopf as Thomas Cypher Morrison James as James Lawson Seth Fitzgerald as Pete Beckstad James Devreaux Lewis as Agent King R. Mike Kelley as Agent Matheson Barbara Lutz as Genevieve Harridge Hutch Dano as Levi “Lee” Harridge Samuel Vsetula as Jonas “Joe” Harridge Aaron Franke as Elijah “Eli” Harridge Joe Bly as Casino Goon Joe Bly as Red Strombriar Stephanie Baumann as Laura Strombriar Jenny Helton as Olivia Harridge Jenny Helton as Azhgoth Tyrus Rainer as Azhgoth Shandon Loring as Daniel Cypher Kirk Reynolds as Hospital Attendant Conner Howard as Judge Kaz Chandler as Prosecutor Donna Tartaglia as Phil the Coroner James Earl Cox III as Fanboy Yzaura Vanegas as Charlie McAllister Amber Bosworth as Brook Pearson Caleb Schadeck as Owen Jameson Rhonda Goldstein as Jeannette McAllister Shadow Hills Storm Warning “Stormy” as Cooper
Mike Wiencek as Announcer (Ep. 1-13, 33-41) Michelle Calhoun as Announcer (Ep. 13-26) Ryan Quinn Adams as Announcer (Ep. 26-32)
Also featuring the voice talents of Kathy Bly and Mary Kay Wagner
R Mike Kelley (Agent Matheson) spent many years behind the scenes as a lighting and sound technician, before first appearing onstage in Lysistrata’s War at the Victoria Fringe Festival. He has been featured in the short film Three Clicks, as well Proscenium Players, Inc.’s Twelve Angry Men, The Taming of the Shrew, and Dealt a Deadly Hand. His most recent role was on the VT&T Railway as Barton Blackburn in She Wouldn’t Harm a Fly.
Secrets of Harridge House is Stormy’s debut as a performer. A naturally talkative terrier capable of a broad variety of canine sounds on command, she was a shoe-in for the role of Cooper in Season Three.
Cary minored in Theater in college and DJ’d an indie rock show for KXLU in Los Angeles. Her favorite acting role was Lady Catherine de Bourgh in a stage adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Cary has worked as a summer camp counselor, a barista, and as a divemaster at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center; she learned how to dive in India and Honduras, and has spent over six months volunteering at animal sanctuaries in Southern Africa. However, dogs are still her favorite animal.
Rachel Anderson grew up in Gardnerville, Nevada where she fell in love with the world of theater and dance while also cultivating her passion for the sciences. Her favorite roles include Sara in Stop Kiss and Purity in Anything Goes, Honey in Go-Go Beach, and Romaine Patterson in The Laramie Project, and a dancer in Lysistrata’s War. After graduating with a B.S. in Biology, Rachel performed professionally as a showgirl, lead dancer, and magician’s assistant in Kevin & Caruso’s production shows, Magique, Magique Encore, Madame Houdini, and Holiday Jubilee, touring in Atlantic City, Reno, and Niagara Falls. Currently, she works as a medical laboratory scientist in an emergency room lab. She is grateful to be a part of this cast, and she would like to extend her gratitude to her supporters, including her wife Tina, her parents, and her two dogs.
Asher Honor Hwang lives in the suburbs of Chicago. He has acted in school productions of “Cinderella” and “Baba Yaga.” This is his first professional acting job, and he is thrilled to be playing a ghost. When he grows up, he hopes to become a singing-acting-comic-drawing voice actor.
Kyle Littlefield has worked on PPI productions of The War Of The Worlds and The Odd Couple. He has also been involved with several CVCT shows since 2016. Kyle enjoys foosball and working on the old Dodge.
ANITA KELLEY (Roxie) has performed in numerous stage productions in Tahoe and Carson Valley, and in the short films 10 Syllables and Three Clicks. Favorite roles include the eccentric Madame Arcati in Blithe Spirit, Hannah and Diana in California Suite, Johnna in August: Osage County, The Grand Duchess in You Can’t Take It With You, and The Pedant in The Taming of the Shrew. Her most recent appearance onstage was as Mrs. Phelps in WNMTC’s production of Matilda, the Musical at the Bob Boldrick Theater in Carson City.
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HALEY HWANG lives in Chicago and spends her days drinking coffee and weaving tall tales. She has a passion for writing Asian historical fiction, often infusing her stories with diverse characters, martial arts fighting, and concubines. Her short fiction has been published in Volumes 7 and 8 of 72 Hours of Insanity and The Horror Tree’s Trembling With Terror Anthology. Her creative nonfiction has been published in The New York Times, which was included in the print anthology Tiny Love Stories. She has won screenwriting competitions and is currently writing her first feature screenplay.
FREDERICK HAMPTON grew up in California’s San Joaquin Valley. Now, he is a transplanted Nevadan, working at an accidental career in administrative services. His short fiction has appeared in The Missouri Review. He has written and directed a few short films, and works often with PPI and Brewery Arts Center. A graduate of UC Davis, he studied fiction writing and poetry with Clarence Major, Carolyn Kizer, and Charles Grosel. He lives in Carson City with his son and is at work on a novel and other short stories.
SCOTT YOUNG is a filmmaker that specializes in short films. In the last 8-years, many of his films have taken top awards in the competitions for which they were produced. He spends his down time between films writing and taking odd jobs as film editor. Currently, besides overseeing the writing on Secrets of Harridge House, he is also putting the finishing touches on a new television pilot and getting ready to break ground on a new comedy screenplay. A film school grad from Cal State Northridge, Scott resides in Los Angeles.
JOHN ADAMS (he/him/his) is an author from Kansas City. He writes about teenage detectives, pelican-people, robo-butlers, cursed cowboys, and bear nuns. His plays have been produced by Alphabet Soup and the 6×10 Play Festival and selected for readings at the William Inge Theater Festival and the Midwest Dramatists Conference. His short stories have been published by Australian Writers’ Centre, Bowery Gothic, Dream of Shadows, Fat Cat Magazine, Intrinsick, SERIAL Magazine, and Weird Christmas. He won the Johnson County Library Imagine Your Story Writing Contest, was Runner-Up in The Story Engine’s Microfiction Contest, and has been shortlisted by Furious Fiction and The Molotov Cocktail’s Flash Monster Contest. He performs with That’s No Movie, a multi-genre Improv team. Find John at John Adams, Writer and on Twitter.
