Ben Apple has appeared in regional works including The Treasurer (American Theater Practice), The Foreigner (Firebox Theater), Radio (Burning Coal), Bad Jews (Big Wig Productions), A Number (Burning Coal), Far Away (Burning Coal), Peter Rabbit and his Friends (Theater Raleigh), Brother Wolf (Triad Stage), Snow Queen (Triad Stage), and others.

Terri Crymes is a Stage and Film actress known for her dynamic presence and deep vocal range. Her most recent credits include Nya in Pipeline with Justice Theatre Project, Margaret in POTUS with Vixen Theatre, Emily Penrose in The Lifespan of a Fact with the Justice Theatre Project, and a "Best of 2024" award-winning performance as Mrs. Muller in Doubt at Raleigh Little Theatre. Terri holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Central Florida. She is incredibly grateful to Nick for his unwavering love and support as she continues her passion for storytelling.

Merry Moore is a native North Carolinian, based in Raleigh. Moore’s experience has been primarily in film, most recently It Happened One Weekend (streaming on Amazon Prime). When she is not auditioning, Moore is taking classes at Moonlight Stage Company and cuddling with her two dogs, Ellie and Henry.

Brook (he/him) is an actor/producer/playwright/director more or less in that order. He has worked with many if not most theatres in the triangle over the last 20 years. Most recently he’s appeared as Father in Fatherland with Bulldog Ensemble and directed King Lear with his theatre company South Stream Productions. Thanks to his incredible family, his boo, his cats, and the strange man in Calcutta that sold him the monkey’s paw.

Chloe Oliver: Credits include: King Lear (South Stream Productions), The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe (Firebox Theatre), Romeo and Juliet, The Taming of the Shrew (Scrap Paper Shakespeare), Romeo and Juliet (Sweet Tea Shakespeare), Far Away, Iphigenia in Splott, King Charles III, The Greeks, Hair (Burning Coal), The Flick (Bartlett Theatre), Bad Jews (A Big Wig Production), Oh! What a Lovely War! (Carrboro ArtsCenter), and All's Well That Ends Well (Triad Stage).

Denise is so excited to be a part of this production with EggNYMPH Artist Collective. As always, she'd like to thank her friends and family for their continued love and support. Enjoy the show!