Last of the Red Hot Robots at Latiné Theater Lab

Wendy Chamorro is a performer and writer with a BFA in Acting from Florida State University. She’s appeared in over 15 national commercials and has taught movement across age groups, from toddlers to seniors. Wendy is thrilled to embrace the camp and chaos of Last of the Red Hot Robots and dive headfirst into this retro fever dream. She hopes audiences leave slightly more suspicious of their appliances. You can read more of her observations at wendychamorro.substack.com

Samuel Krogh is a Miami-born actor with a passion for live performance and community-focused theatre. He holds a BFA in Theatre Performance from FIU. Previous credits include Hamlet-GableStage Shakespeare In The Schools (Hamlet) and The Play That Goes Wrong- Loxen Productions(Jonathan). He is a company member of LakehouseRanchDotPng, a theatre collective dedicated to producing experimental, absurdist, and politically engaging theatre in South FL. A big thank you to Alex for the trust and confidence with this wacky, campy, laugh out loud play.

Originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Ryan Townsend (he/him) has performed with theatre and opera companies across the country including Florida Grand Opera, OperaDelaware, Actors’ Playhouse (Miami, FL), and Imagination Stage (DC) to name a few. Favorite roles include: Top and Bottom (James), Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (Peter Pevensie), Assassins (Zangara), A Little Night Music (Henrik), and Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour). Familiar with original works, he created the role of Death/Israfil in the world premiere of Coming: A Rock Musical of Biblical Proportions at the Prince Theatre in Philadelphia, PA as well as the role of Matthew Shepard in the musical drama Not in My Town at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, and most recently, the role of Victor/Sergio in Always Remember at The Moss Center in Miami, FL. Ryan is a CPT through the National Council on Strength and Fitness and is committed to helping singers grow in their strength, flexibility, and alignment through inclusive and body positive practices. Ryan has earned an MM from The Frost School of Music at The University of Miami and a BFA from Carnegie Mellon University and is currently the Instructor and Coordinator of Musical Theatre Voice at Florida Atlantic University.

Susanna Ninomiya is excited to make her debut with Latiné Theatre Lab! She studied acting at Florida State University and her recent stage credits include Dolores Street (Wendy) with Lesbian Thespians; The Last Christmas (Izzy) with New City Players; and Die Mommie Die (Edith) with Island City Stage. She sends love and gratitude to her friends, family, and cast for their support. susannaninomiya.com | IG: @se.ninomiya

Quinn Colon (they/them) is a nonbinary actor, artist, stage manager, and general creative born and raised in Miami, Florida. They’ve been doing theater for 20 years and graduated from New World School of the Arts with a Bachelor’s degree in Theater Performance. They’re super excited to be performing with Latine Theatre Lab, and hope to return in the future. Their last role was Sherlock Holmes in Main Street Player’s Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson - Apt. 2B. If you’re interested in what else they do, visit quinncolon.com or follow them on Instagram at @quinncolofficial.

Brian Shaer is a South Florida-based actor and author. This past December, he completed a critically acclaimed run as Jenkins, the butler, in The Butler Did It! He followed this up with a turn as Joey in the long-running immersive production of Tony & Tina's Wedding. Most recently, he was seen as Hector McQueen in Murder on the Orient Express at Delray Beach Playhouse. He is so exited to be a part of Last of the Red Hot Robots and is looking forward to exploring his campy side. Audiences are in for a wildly good time with this one!