Daddy Developed a Pill at Theatre Works

Copenhagen marks Mathew’s Albuquerque debut. He has performed in Maine, Washington, Texas, Virginia, and Arizona where he has long lived. Some favorite roles in recent years include Walt in A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney with iTheatre Collaborative, Gyp DeCarlo in Jersey Boys with The Phoenix Theatre Company, Stone in City of Angels with Theaterworks, and all the bad men in The Victorian Ladies Detective Collective with The Public Theatre of Maine. Other credits: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (MacMurphy), Ragtime (Father), The Music Man (Harold Hill), Romeo & Juliet (Capulet), & Big (MacMillan), Theaterworks; Comedy of Errors (E. Antipholus) & Shear Madness (Eddie) The Phoenix Theatre Company; Lobby Hero (Bill) & Blue/Orange (Bruce) Actors Theatre of Phoenix; The Price (Victor), The Chosen (Reuven), & The Old Man’s Friend (Bobby) Arizona Jewish Theatre Company; Spellbound: a Musical Adaptation of Cymbeline (Cloten) Southwest Shakespeare; The Last Romance (Ralph) Stage Left; & Bill W. and Dr. Bob (Bill W.) Broadway Palm West. Favorite roles as a younger man (ahem) include these: The Glass Menagerie (Jim), She Stoops to Conquer (Hastings), I’m Not Rappaport (Gilley), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Demetrius), Romeo & Juliet (Tybalt), Smoke on the Mountain (Dennis), Godspell (Judas) & Merrily We Roll Along (Frank). Many thanks to Actors Studio 66 for this fascinating opportunity, to Zoey and Dan for their exceedingly generous hospitality, and abundant love as always to Mary and the fam! *Member of Actors' Equity Association

Zoë is a working actor and Member of Actors’ Equity Association (AEA-The Professional Stage Actor's Union) and SAG-AFTRA (Film and Television Union). Having begun performing at a very early age, Zoë's first love has always been the theater. You may learn more about Zoë on her website: zoeyeoman.com or follow her on IMDB.com. We bid you a hearty welcome to our theatrical home; thank you for allowing us to entertain you and we hope we see you over and over again. *Member of Actors' Equity Association

Jay is proud to be making his Albuquerque stage debut with Actor’s Studio 66. Before moving to Albuquerque Jay appeared on stage in Chicago, where he worked with Eclipse Theatre Company, City Lit, Cor and Unheard of Theatre Company. He is an ensemble member with Bramble Theatre Company. Jay is a graduate of the School at Steppenwolf in Chicago and the Bruce E. Coyle Acting Internship at The Cincinnati Playhouse In The Park. He studied Political Science at Ohio State University, and currently teaches US History and Government with Albuquerque Public Schools. He is represented by Bankston Talent Agency.

Matt Heath is an actor and director based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, whose performances are frequently acclaimed as "tours de force" for his broad comic talent and transformative presentations. Matt studied theatre at Virginia Wesleyan University and has been acting and directing on stage, television, and film in New Mexico since 2007. He is known for his roles in Better Call Saul, where he played a man aggressively unhappy with his martini and Fantastic Force as the blustery Captain of an investigative force lead by a werewolf. Notable stage roles include Glengarry Glen Ross (Dave Moss), The Best Man (Joe Cantwell), 'Art' (Marc), November (President Charles "Chuck" Smith) and, most recently, Laughter on the 23rd Floor (as the Sid Caesar-like Max Prince). He is married with two wonderful children in a household abound with animals, including four pooches, two of which are rescue dogs, with always the possibility of more to come. "Some would rightly argue we have too many animals," Matt says, "I would say some of the best things in life are rescued." - IMDb Mini Biography By: Jennifer Collom

Ricky is new to the theatre scene and has done props and stage managed a few shows in town. He is returning to Actors Studio 66 after Stage Managing the 2022 production of Keely and Du and looks forward to more shows in the future.

Jacob Dunlap has been working in the theatre for over 20 years. He has worked in many areas, but is always happy to return to his true love of costuming, and working backstage with actors.

Pete recently directed The Women of Lockerbie at the Adobe, Trevor at the Vortex and The Revolutionists as a staff member at CNM’s CAT theatre last year. He is a graduate of Pasadena Playhouse with an MFA in directing where he did his Masters thesis on the Black Theatre movement. In 2021, he retired as a professor at LA Valley college after 40 years and moved to Albuquerque