The Spinnerets at The Hellenic Cultural Center

Alison Zhang is a Brooklyn-based New Zealand actor and producer, and a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. In New Zealand, she performed in new works with Auckland Theatre Company (Manatees, Conversations with the Ghosts in My Bedroom) and Seed Theatre (Mooncake and the Kumara). In New York, her acting credits include Intestinal Pulchritude (Chain Theatre Festival, IndyFringe), Polaroid Stories, The Tempest, and The Winter’s Tale, as well as short films Divergent Dreams, Faces Unseen, Bagel, and Work Couple. She is a BroadwayWorld Off-Broadway Award nominee for Best Performance for Intestinal Pulchritude. Alison produced Mayonnaise Rizadas and Gatorade at La MaMa Galleria shortly after graduating and is co-founder of Painted Pistachio Productions, currently producing and preforming in The Spinnerets.

A proud trans woman and a Viet immigrant who began her acting journey in Arizona. After 6 years living in NYC, Tommie has appeared in a range of stage and screen productions, with notable credits including “Nothing Is What It Seems” (Theater Row); “Dolls”, a short film by Lilly Wachowski and Geena Rocero. She is currently working on an upcoming feature film.

Born and raised in Austin, Texas, Caydence Aug is a New York City based actor and recent graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Some of her previous roles include Tilly in She Kills Monsters, Prince Hal in Henry IV Part 1 and Lydia in Pride and Prejudice. She is unbelievably excited to jump into the role of Sandy and can't wait to bring her to life.

Riley Fay is originally from Houston, Texas, Baby! She made her way to NYC to attend The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. As a queer and disabled actor, she strives to bring representation through her art. You can find more from Riley on Insta: @fay.on.display”

Originally from New York City and an alumnus of The Stella Adler Acting Studio, Edoardo Miranda is an American actor and writer who developed an unwavering passion for acting and writing from an early age. Broadway/New York highlights: The Last Boy (B'WAY); Arrivals (Center for Jewish History / Seattle Jewish Theater Company); La Gota Fría (The Players Theatre); Goodville (Hudson Guild Theater / New York Theater Festival); Wilde Shakespeare (The Playroom Theater / Parnassus Theater Company). edoardomiranda.com