God of Carnage at Le Petit Theatre

Broadway: Oh, Mary! (Tony and Drama League Nominations), Here Lies Love (Theatre World Award Winner), The King and I (Grammy Nomination). Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors, Soft Power (Grammy, Drama Desk, Lortel Nominations). International: A Chorus Line (Theatre Group Asia). Regional: Utah Shakespeare Festival, Old Globe, Clarence Brown Theatre. TV: “How To Get Away With Murder”, “The Resident”, “Dying For Sex”, “How To Die Alone”. FILM: Talladega Nights, Fire Island, Over The Moon. TRAINING: University of Tennessee Knoxville (MFA), Film Actors Studio of Charlotte. Instagram: @conradricamora.

Julie Lake is a two-time SAG Award-winning actor best known for playing Angie Rice on Orange Is the New Black. A Yale University–trained theater artist, she performed extensively in New York with Les Freres Corbusier under the direction of Alex Timbers. She is also a screenwriter; a film she wrote and starred in while eight months pregnant premiered at SXSW. Based in New Orleans, she writes and performs music, coaches creatives, and lives with her husband and two young children.

Joshua Mark Sienkiewicz is a writer, actor, and set builder. Joshua began his career as an actor in New York City, where he studied and performed with acclaimed teachers, directors, and writers, including Terry Schreiber, Peter Jensen, Austin Pendleton, and John Patrick Shanley. At NYC's premier acting studio and theatre, he played in 8-week award-winning productions of THE WOOD DEMON (Mikhail), YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU (TONY), CHANGING ROOM (KENNY), LOBBY HERO (BILL), THE FALLEN (ANDREJ). As a member of NYLON FUSION THEATER COMPANY, he played in new pieces by Academy, Tony-winning writer and director JOHN PATRICK SHANELY - ELEPHANT GIRL (RANK), THE DARK (GREG), and at the LABryinth Theater Company's Cherry Street Theatre A WOMAN IS A SECRET (BEN), opposite Susan Heyward. New Orleans Credits include DANNY AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA (DANNY), Lisa D'mour's OBIE-winning DETROIT (KENNY) Joshua and wife Caroline Fourmy have an award-winning film making the festival rounds this year, based on the published short story HALLELUJAH STATION by Memphis author M.Randal O'Wain, directed by Punk Rock Icon Christian Walker. The greatest award from that film is the birth of their daughter, Samantha Jean Sienkiewicz.

Marie Lovejoy is a visual artist who is thrilled to be making her debut at Le Petit! Local credits include Jubilee, New Noise Theatre Company; Grace and Igor, In Good Company; Lysistrata, Cripple Creek Theatre Company; Orange Flower Water, The Elm Theatre. Other loved roles: Regan, King Lear, Julie, Miss Julie; Patricia, Extremities; Alma, Summer and Smoke; Natalia, I Am A Camera. She is an oral historian with StoryCorps where she believes in the power of listening. Love to MyDonnas.