Joshua Alejo

Joshua is so happy to be back on stage, sharing a story that feels meaningful and important. Especially proud to represent the LGBTQ+ community and help shine light on queer stories with heart, and honesty. When he isn’t acting, Joshua pours his creativity into his art business, AlejoArtShop, where he creates abstract pieces inspired by nature, nostalgia, and imagination. He is deeply thankful for his family, loved ones, and everyone who continues to support him on his creative journey <3

Scott Hislop

Scott is thrilled to be back at the Hollywood Fringe Festival 12 years after debuting his multi award winning one man show "I Want to Bury My Testimony". Since then he’s been busy working both in front of and behind the camera as an actor, dancer, choreographer, writer, host and producer. The best thing about wearing lots of creative hats is the amount of opportunities to collaborate with talented people exponentially increase. The worst thing - you have to buy lots of outfits to match said hats. Here’s to the good boys and girls of all stripes.

Cynthia Jamin

Cynthia's credits include recurring roles on Friends (Jasmine) and Veronica’s Closet (Virginia) / Cartoons - Angry Beavers (Treeflower) and Ahhhh! Real Monsters (Dizzle). Guest star on Just Shoot Me, Suddenly Susan, Seinfeld, ER, and more. Lead in the indie film "Death of a Saleswoman." On stage I've originated roles in theater productions, Pepper Street, Club Soda, and my own one woman show. Good Boys Anonymous marks my return back to the stage after raising 2 daughters, running my own company "TwirlyGirl," and working with my husband, Michael Jamin, producing, directing and touring with his one man show, A Paper Orchestra (winner of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Theater Award 2025). It's a joy and an honor to be working with Bill Prudich and saying his words. Thank you to my amazing husband and daughters for always supporting me. This performance is dedicated to Bonnie, Ken, Lois, and Ella. 

Sarah Murphy-Katz

Sarah Murphy-Katz is an actor/singer and former TV creative exec who spent 12+ years at such places as HBO and ABC before returning to her first love of performing in 2024. Favorite roles include: Little Red Ridinghood (Into the Woods), Jesus/Stephen (Godspell), and Edith Frank (The Diary of Anne Frank). These days she can be seen in My Eternal Love (on DramaShorts), as Bonnie in Teddy and the Tri-Tips (a new musical), and singing with the Over Tones (a cappella). Sarah's thrilled to be a part of Good Boys Anonymous, and thanks her agent, Susie, as well as her family, classmates & friends for their unwavering support! 
 

Dyllen Nellis

Dyllen is an LA-based actor with training across on-camera acting, musical theater, improv, and dance. She graduated from Stanford University with a B.S. in Human-Centered Design & Engineering, and now coaches high schoolers to craft authentic personal narratives at her college admissions coaching company, Next Gen Admit. When she's not in rehearsal, you can probably find her at the rock climbing gym.

Katie Locke O'Brien

Katie hails from New Hampshire and grew up performing at Amesbury Playhouse, Seacoast Rep, and Ogunquit Playhouse. After college, she performed around NYC in original plays and many a UCB show. In her LA life, she has appeared on Justified, Weeds, Community, Chuck, Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life and Showtime’s I’m Dying Up Here. Katie was in the world premiere of Angry Young Women… at the Hudson, and the world premiere of Steve Yockey’s Heavier Than… at Boston Court in Pasadena. Katie is also an episodic comedy director, and has directed CBS’s Ghosts, DMV, A.P. Bio, Kenan, Blockbuster, Perfect Harmony, Saved By The Bell, The Wonder Years, and Disney’s The Santa Clauses. Her short film Have It All was a top-ten finalist for HBO’s Women in Comedy Festival and NBCU Short Film Festival, and her independent series Dick Bunny premiered at Austin Film Festival and won at Seriesfest, Hollyshorts, and received the Tim Burton Visionary Award. She teaches at the Professional Artists’ Workshop and is thrilled to be back on stage with this beautiful script. (Thank you to Bill for the nudge!)

Katie is repped by Gersh and Echo Lake, and mostly, she serves as personal assistant and fan club president to her 8-year-old son, Julian.

Renda Pettis

Renda is a powerhouse multidisciplinary artist—actor, choreographer, writer, and director—with a career spanning over four decades across stage, television, and film. Born in Evanston, Illinois, she trained in Dance with a background in Psychology at California State University, Long Beach, bringing both precision and emotional depth to her work.

As a performer, her credits include The Drew Carey Show (six seasons), Grey’s Anatomy, Will & Grace, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, The Upshaws, Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Rent, Muppets the Movie, Mariah Carey’s Christmas Special, and more, with work that moves fluidly between comedy, drama, and musical storytelling.

Throughout her career, she has worked with artists including Michael Jackson, Patti LaBelle, Boyz II Men, Shirley Caesar, Yolanda Adams, Vickie Winans, Tremaine Hawkins, and James Avery.

As a choreographer, she has worked with artists including Michael Jackson, Patti LaBelle, Boyz II Men, Shirley Caesar, Yolanda Adams, Vickie Winans, Tremaine Hawkins, and James Avery. Her work has been featured in musicals, award shows, and productions both nationally and internationally, including tribute work honoring Della Reese, Ben Vereen (featuring Usher), and Ruby Dee.

She was personally selected to choreograph Bishop T.D. Jakes’ Woman Thou Art Loosed, directed by Tyler Perry, but was already on tour as both choreographer and lead actor in the hit gospel musical God’s Trying to Tell You Something.

Renda currently serves as an Adjunct Professor of Dance at Biola University, where she continues to mentor emerging artists. Her most meaningful roles remain offstage: mother to Nicolea and Le’Jon, and grandmother to Le’Jon Jr.

Bill Prudich

Bill is a Los Angeles–based performance coach, teacher, adjudicator, and recovering “good boy,” appearing in Good Boys Anonymous as its writer/creator, performer, and storyteller. Good Boys Anonymous is his debut full-length work as a playwright. Raised in West Virginia and originally headed for medical school, he detoured into dance and has spent his life in studios, soundstages, and rehearsal rooms instead of hospitals.

As a performer, Bill has danced in projects including La La Land, Back to the Future, the original Fame television series, and The Muppets, as well as music work with artists such as Jennifer Lopez and Ed Sheeran. He still pops up on screen, most recently in several episodes of Palm Royale and performing with Alex Warren at the iHeart Music Awards.

In Good Boys Anonymous, he turns that history inward—using his body, voice, and slightly overdeveloped conscience to examine obedience, approval, and what happens when a lifelong rule‑follower starts telling the truth.

Kevin Ross

Kevin Ross is a tenacious and aspirational professional. Originating from Kansas City, a city famous for barbecue and the Kansas City Chiefs, much like the Chiefs; Kevin has a fighting spirit that is unparalleled. Moving to LA at age 17 to study at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (AADA); Kevin was no stranger to adversity but has always maintained his signature positive attitude through it all and most of all, he’s stayed ambitious. Coming to the present day Kevin has used that ambition in his acting to present incredible performances in any role he takes on. Whether it’s giving you chills with his death-stare playing a small town gangster in the Chinese indie hit WEST OF NOWHERE to making you want to get up and shake it with his slick bars as one half of the rap duo CONTRABXND; Kevin has the talent, range, and the determination to give amazing performances like no one has seen before. So please, and get ready to hear this often, give it up for Kevin Ross!

David Michael Treviño

A former Texas public school music teacher, David currently serves as Music Director at Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills and is an active professional vocalist in the greater Los Angeles area. He has been a member of The Professional Artists and Musical Artists Workshops since January 2018.

Stage credits include: The Bridges of Madison County; Frankenstein, a new musical; Nine; Xanadu; Fiddler on the Roof; Annie Get Your Gun; The King and I; and premiere of new stage plays and musicals. TV credits include: On Call, Jane the Virgin, Castle, and The History Channel's "Breaking Vegas: The Roulette Assault,” as well as commercials, independent/short films, and print work. David is honored to be a part of this original production of his colleagues and friends, Bill, creator/writer/director, and Rick, co-director. Your support of live theatre is greatly appreciated.

Bill Prudich

As writer, co-director, and producer of Good Boys Anonymous, Bill Prudich builds on decades of helping other people tell their stories. A longtime performance coach, teacher, and recovering "good boy", he served as Executive Director of Los Angeles’ renowned EDGE Performing Arts Center from 1992 to 2020, where he helped develop and mentor generations of working performers and choreographers.

Bill’s work behind the scenes includes preparing artists for Dancing with the Stars and Broadway productions such as Chicago, Wicked, and Hello, Dolly!, where he worked closely with Bette Midler on her Tony‑winning return. His international teaching and adjudication have taken him across the United States, Canada, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Mexico, giving him a front‑row seat to how “good kids” and high achievers hold themselves together (or don’t).

With Good Boys Anonymous, he channels those years in the rehearsal room—and his own West Virginia roots—into a darkly funny, quietly humane look at perfectionism, performance, and the cost of always trying to get it “right.”

Rick Simone-Friedland

Rick is an Emmy Award-winning actor, director, and television editor known for his extensive work across theatre, television series, and independent film projects.  He recently gained significant critical acclaim for conceiving and starring in Kind Stranger: A Memory Play, a one-man theatrical show adapted directly from the personal memoirs of Tennessee Williams. Audiences recognize his television roles from shows like Married People, Just the Ten of Us, Life Goes On, A Year in the Life, and KC Undercover. Rick is also a dedicated teacher and activist, having produced and directed projects like Proud Out Loud, which shares LGBTQ+ coming-out stories.

Cynthia Jamin

Cynthia Jamin - Credits include Recurring roles on Friends (Jasmine) and Veronica’s Closet (Virginia) / Cartoons - Angry Beavers (Treeflower) and Ahhhh! Real Monsters (Dizzle). Guest star on Just Shoot Me, Suddenly Susan, Seinfeld, ER, and more. Lead in the indie film "Death of a Saleswoman." On stage I've originated roles in theater productions, Pepper Street, Club Soda, and my own one woman show. Good Boys Anonymous marks my return back to the stage after raising 2 daughters, running my own company "TwirlyGirl," and working with my husband, Michael Jamin, producing, directing and touring with his one man show, A Paper Orchestra (winner of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Theater Award 2025). It's a joy and an honor to be working with Bill Prudich and saying his words. Thank you to my amazing husband and daughters for always supporting me. This performance is dedicated to Bonnie, Ken, Lois, and Ella. 

Kelly Meyersfield

Katie Locke O'Brien