CLYDE BALDO (De Flores)
Over the past 5 years, Mr. Baldo has acted in over 40 plays, directed 8 plays, acted in 15 films, appeared in 6 TV commercials, 7 radio plays and one Network TV spot. He recently appeared in the History Channel's Breaking Vegas, on HBO’s The Sopranos, and NBC’s Law and Order – Criminal Intent. Currently acting and co-directing in Aren’t We All, a full-length feature film on addiction recovery. Just completed, as one of the leads, the erotic thriller feature film, Boy in the Bathtub. Directing the screenplay version of The Secret Hunter sometime next year. Favorite acting roles are Shylock in The Merchant of Venice, Al in Road to Nervana, Moonface Martin in Anything Goes, Henry Harry in Brilliant Traces. Favorite directing projects – Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love by Brad Fraser, The Secret Hunter by Stephanie Cleary and The Basement by Stephanie Cleary. Mr. Baldo has a private practice as a psychotherapist in which he works with individuals, couples and groups. He is a photographer, he does actor’s headshots and personal events. Also working as an acting coach assisting actors with their monologues and scenes.

CHRIS BRADY (Alsemero)
Chris Brady was last seen in Whither Batavia by Barry Hall in the 2004 NYC Fringe Festival. Previously he has been seen as George in Driving on the Left Side at The Producers Club, Alan in Marck!, The Preacher in Words from the Civil Rights Movement at La Mama, Polonius in The Hamlet Project at La Mama and Derek Diesil in the rock musical The Damned! at The Red Room.  He has participated extensively in The Eugene O'Neill festival with the Playwrights Theatre both in Provincetown and NYC as an actor and director. Chris is the Artistic Director of The Actors & Writers Workshop. Chris is also a professional director who has worked with Tony Award winners Zoe Caldwell, Kelly Bishop and Priscilla Lopez and the late Pultizer Prize winning playwright Paul Zindell. You can reach Chris at oldwolf@oldwolf.org

WENDY HERLICH (Beatrice-Johanna)
Originally from Seattle, Wendy is now a resident of NYC. She studies acting with Seth Barrish at the Barrow Group, and has appeared in a number of off-off Broadway plays. Regional acting credits include Rosalind in As You Like It, Estella in Great Expectations, Poppy in Noises Off and Miss Gilchrist in The Hostage. For four years, she was a company member with Unexpected Productions, Seattle’s premier improvisation-based theatre company, with whom she has performed nationally and in Europe. Since relocating she has trained with the UCB Theatre, the People’s Improv Theatre (PIT), and Chicago City Limits, where she was a member of the National Touring Company. Wendy has been seen as part of the improv duos, Jen and Wendy, with Jen Nails, and The Icks, with Stefan Schick, in venues all around the city. She is especially proud of her original solo show FAULTY:HITCH, which she co-produced with Sidse Ploug Soerensen in the production Double Occupancy, and which has been running at different theatres over the last year.

BRUCE MEAKEM (Jasperino)
Bruce was recently in the Off-Broadway comedy Maybe Baby Its You and has appeared in many off-off Broadway plays.   He writes and perfroms with the sketch comedy troupe Mouth which has most recently performed at The Trilogy Theater and Gotham Comedy Club.   Bruce currently appears in several commercials and does voice-over work.   He studied at Cornell University and Circle in the Square and is very excited to be involved with The Changeling.

MARY MICARI (Diaphanta)
Mary Micari has recently finished filming the lead in Marry Me, a short film by Susan Wands. Also a writer, her most recent work is Cold Feet, a musical, with songs and lyrics by Jeff Ward.

JAMES PRENDERGAST (Vermandero)
New York Theatre: Ensemble Studio Theatre; Playwrights Horizons; The Directors Company; TACT; New Georges; Lark; Manhattan Theatre Source. National Tours: Harvey (with Gig Young); My Daughter, Your Son (with June Allyson). Regional: Old Globe Theatre; Dorset Theatre Festival; Hangar Theatre; New Jersey Rep; Allenberry; Shadowland; Old Log; Mountain Playhouse, Gretna Playhouse; Arts Center of Coastal Carolina; Public Theatre of Maine; Woodstock; Washington's National Theatre in Born Yesterday; Three Sisters; The Cherry Orchard; Death of A Salesman; School For Scandal; The Marriage of Bette and Boo; Edward Albee's Seascape; Mr. Roberts; The Little Foxes; The Woman In Black; The Immigrant; ART; Ten Little Indians Film: Moscow On The Hudson; The Purple Rose of Cairo; Quiz Show; Stonewall. Television: As The World Turns; Guiding Light; All My Children; Late Show With David Letterman (seven appearances); Conan O'Brien; Dana Carvey Show. Member of The Actors Company Theatre (TACT) in New York City.

MICKEY RYAN (Tomazo)
Mickey Ryan has been in many plays, in many venues, over many years. On very rare occasions he has been sighted on TV and film. He recently appeared as Starbuck in a production of Orson Welles’ Moby Dick-Rehearsed directed by Marc Silberschatz at Richmond Shepard Theatre. In the fall of 2006 he played the Pastor in an adaptation of Ibsen’s Ghosts directed by Rajendra Maharaj for Rebel Theatre, Harold in Sheldon Senelick’s short comedy Fallout at Polaris North, directed by Julie Jensen, and a former asshole in Barbara Lindsay’s Holy Hell for Theatre Rats, directed by Helen Huff. He played Bill in Jay Stern’s short comedy The Ring of Ultimate Power as well as Stern’s feature film adaptation of Middletown and Rowley’s The Changeling. He played Jerry the ill-fated television host in the SciFi Channel film Darklight. He played Steven in Randall Ehrmann’s short comedy film I’m No Stud, an official selection of the 2007 Newport Beach Film Festival. He was a member of the late, lamented Jean Cocteau Repertory company. He celebrating his tenth year as Ramona Floyd’s significant other.

HOLIDAY SEGAL (Young Woman)
Television credits include Third Watch, Saturday Night Live, and a recurring role as Kathleen Stabler on NBC’s Law And Order: Special Victims Unit. On Broadway she appeared as Dinah Lord in High Society and Off-Broadway in Bobbi Boland. She appeared in Hand Of God at the Eugene O’Neill Center in Connecticut. Holiday also played Abbie in the film Abbie Down East.

CRAIG WICHMAN (Alonzo)
Craig Wichman studied with Stella Adler, through New York University, and has since worked in all media – from corporate video (for clients such as Kraft Foods and Chase), to Off-Broadway (Fronte-Page's Julius Caesar); most recently, as "Lucifer" in the Boulevard West film, The Devil You Know. New York theater: The Lark ("Warwick" - Horace Mann Theater); The Beggar's Opera ("Macheath" - Florilegium Chamber Choir) Anne Fleming's award-winning The Little Canoe ("Nicholas" - created role); Browning's Fra Lippo Lippi (Player's Club). Regional theater: Twelve Angry Men ("Juror #8" - Act II Prods.); Showboat ("Steve" - Renaissance Players); Tecumseh! ("Lt. Ross"). Television: One Life to Live, All My Children, Law & Order, Kojak. Founding actor/writer/producer of the nationally syndicated Quicksilver Radio Theater, he has performed with them the roles of "Ebenezer Scrooge," "Antonio" (The Merchant of Venice); "Frankenstein's Monster," "Sherlock Holmes," and Abraham Lincoln. Craig is pleased to be working with Jay Stern on screen; they've previously worked together on stage, and on the air. Soli Deo Gloria. (SAG/AFTRA/AEA)