CREDITS
JEFFREY ADAMS
Radio dramatist Jeffrey Adams is a published playwright, amateur filmmaker, occasional novelist, and once upon a time newspaper guy. He's been a writer for 15 years, during which time he's tried just about every genre and art form.
He first got interested in audio drama while listening to Old-Time radio broadcasts as a child, and was surprised and thrilled as an adult to discover that there were some driven fools producing plays without stages, and movies without light.
As a life-long horror fan, Jeff knew the potential of audio storytelling to thrill and frighten. He lives an outwardly normal life in Oregon with a beautiful librarian and their two genius children.
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NICOLE BOCHMAN
Nicole Bochman is an actor, voice-over artist, and singer. Her voice can be heard in many radio and TV commercials, public service announcements, corporate narrations, and voice mail systems. She has worked for Nextel, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Medtronic, and Western Union.
Her on-camera work includes commercials and short films. Nicole sings with Chorus pro Musica and has also performed with the Boston Pops.
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KEVIN COLLINS
For nearly 25 years, Kevin Collins has been cast in numerous theater productions, voice over projects, and independent films.
He currently resides in Andover, MA, where he is an independent
producer of TV commercials and streaming video clips for the web.
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DON DOMEII
Don is a character actor with a large variety of accents. His favorite roles include Teddy in "Arsenic and Old Lace" and the drooling chronic in "One Flew Over the Cooko's Nest." The past few years have included TV commercials, voice overs, and dinner theater with Mystery DeJour Productions; "The Ghost of Bad Table Manor" as Lord Charles Mashersmithe or Chives the butler, or "Aberline Saloon" as Harry Robitussle. He has also appeared in the Franklin Productions "Joey and Mariea's Comedy Wedding" as the priest.
He has appeared in almost every production of "The Grist Mill." ("And we are very glad to have him" - STH)
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KIMBERLY J. FORBES
Kimberly J. Forbes hails from Newburyport, MA. She was classically trained in London for the stage and Richmond University. Recently, Kimberly completed a national tour of The Giver out of NYC. She is engaged for a second season this summer at the Acadia Repertory Theater in Bar Harbor, ME, where she will take the lead in the farce Relatively Speaking. Always striving to improve herself, Kimberly actively works in film, stage, and radio, in both drama and comedy.
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BOB MADIA
Bob Madia has had a fascination with the macabre since around the age of five. He remembers nightmares brought about by viewings of WAR OF THE WORLDS, INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS, and the glowing eyes of the children in VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED. Horror isn't the only genre he's written for. His romance fiction has been published in THE STAR tabloid and his humor in THE READER'S DIGEST.
His horror and sci-fi fiction has been in dozens of small press anthologies. He also is an authority on the fictional detective Sherlock Holmes, with a collection of over 700 books and magazines related to him.
He recently sold his first screenplay, SHERLOCK AND ME, to Candalaria Productions.
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BRIAN PRICE
Writer/audio producer Brian Price 's work has been performed and produced by some of Public Radio's biggest names--Garrison Keillor, Dan Coffey (a.k.a "Dr. Science", and David Ossman. Over the years, a number of audio theater groups (even in Croatia and China) have produced his short comedies for their local audiences.
As a co-founder of Great Northern Audio Theater Productions,
Price and partner Jerry Sterns have produced a number of nationally distributed audio theater programs including "Tumbleweed Round" and "The Velveteen Submission." Each year Great Northern produces the Annual Mark Time Science Fiction Audio Awards performances at CONVergence in Minneapolis, MN
Price is a founding member of The National Audio Theater Festivals and is a frequent director for their live performance. He lives in South Dakota with his wife and daughter.
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TED RUSSOMANIS
Ted is from Dracut, MA and has been acting and singing for years, having worked professionally in Europe(Vienna, Austria)... Favorite "stateside" roles include Barnum in "Barnum", Cole in "Red, Hot and Cole", Tony in "West Side Story", Seymour in "Little Shop of Horrors" and the Baker in "Into the Woods" to name a few.
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DOUG WEEKS
As an actor, writer, producer, and all around entertainer, Doug Weeks is especially energized by acting; be it in radio (The Grist Mill), in movies (Clint Eastwood's "Mystic River" or "The Perfect Storm"), or performing live. He has been honing his skills in over 20 years of live performing, including a European Tour with the broadway production of "Jesus Christ, Superstar,and performing in various bands including his own, as guitarist and vocalist .
He gets his acting and musical talent from his family history. Doug has done national commercials for John Hancock (seen during the most recent World Series), Fleet Bank, and various other businesses.
Doug was raised in Falmouth, MA on Cape Cod, and resides in the Boston area.
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