David Arends

David "Dave" Arends has participated in theater for most of his life. While in Jr.  High, he began doing musicals with his community theater in a barn. Then, for two years he studied Musical Theater at the University of Minnesota- Duluth. Dave is honored to take part in this moving production, which is his fourth with Stage Left. 

Richard Craven

Richard has been involved with theater in some way for the majority of his life. He and his lover moved to Spokane recently and started to take part with Stage Left. Richard has also finished his first short film entitled Going Home.

Teo Damitio

Teo Elliot Damitio is thrilled to be back in the theatre community. He has been active in theatre for over 10 years and works in film as well. He would like to thank Rebecca for giving him the opportunity to be a part of this wonderful cast. 

Pamela Kingsley

Pamela Kingsley's plays have been produced throughout the U.S., most recently in Boston, Kansas City, LA, New Haven, NYC, San Francisco, and Santa Fe. Stage Left credits include writing and starring in Sleepwalking (Empower), Halie in Stage Left Folio's Buried Child, Mother/Narrator in The Last Christmas Ride Home, and director for Freud’s Last Session. Pam's plays Scars and Does She Exist have been presented in Playwright's Playground. More info: pkingsley3.wixsite.com/my-site

Mica Pointer

Mica Pointer has been an active part of the film and theatre community of the Inland Northwest for over a decade. A graduate of Eastern Washington University’s Film and Theatre Program, he recently received his Master’s in Theatre Arts at the University of Oregon. Though Mica's experience has ranged from all manner of off-stage positions, including costume designer, stitcher, box office assistant, and playwright, he is thrilled to be performing once again. As the son of a third-generation City of Spokane firefighter, this play, and this role in particular, hold a very special place in his heart. He dedicates this performance to all first responders, especially those who never returned.

Mary Jo Rudolf

Mary Jo Rudolf is greatly honored to join these special actors, on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center Towers, in telling playwright Reed McColm’s moving story of real persons who died that tragic day. It was also a privilege to participate during this pandemic in several Stage Left virtual productions: Empower, Gail Cory-Betz’s The Face She Remembers (directed by Lindsay Teter Scott), Masterpiece Monologues: Shakespeare and Greek performances with Directors Lisa Pryne Edwards, Dahveed Bullis, and Robert Tombari. Other memorable stage credits include: Aunt Bernie in Molly Allen’s Closing It Up (awarded WA State Kaleidoscope Best Featured Actress 2019), (Directed by Heather McHenry-Kroetch), Eloise in Molly Allen’s Preview Play (Directed by Susan Hardie), Emily Brent in Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None (Directed by Bryan Durbin), Mary in Ron Ford’s Cosmological Constant (Directed by Jerry Sciarrio), Carrie Watts in A Trip To Bountiful (Directed by Troy Nickerson), Momo in The Humans (Directed by Dawn Taylor Reinhardt; cancelled due to the pandemic), Lady Saltburn in Noel Coward’s Present Laughter (Directed by Melody Deatherage), Fannie Lewis in A Place To Call Home (Directed by Tim Rarick), Aunt Vera in I Never Saw Another Butterfly (Directed by Troy Nickerson), Madame Rosemonde in Dangereuses Liaisons (Directed by Keith Dixon), The Vagina Monologues (Directed by Dawn Taylor Reinhardt), Rebecca Nurse in The Crucible (Directed by Josephine Keefe), Francis Kittle in Scotland Road (Directed by Kat Heath), Nanny in The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds (Directed by H. James Brown), Miss Prism in The Importance of Being Ernest (Directed by Nick Kittilstved), Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz (Directed by Jennifer Bergman), Fraulein Rottenmeier in Heidi (Directed by Trudi Meakin Rogers), Tucker in Ron Ford’s The Red Thing (Directed by Rebecca Cook), Bowser in World According to Bowser (Directed by Toni Cummins). There are never ever enough thank-yous to express to these amazing insightful directors and each talented actor for all the great pleasure working with you.

Adam Sharp

Adam is an accomplished director, voice actor, producer, emcee, writer, public speaker, educator, and composer. He has worked on over 50 films, theatre, and audio productions. Originally from Los Angeles, he has worked on live productions, immersive theatre, and themed entertainment productions for over 25 years throughout the country. He holds a BA in Creative Writing, an MA in Interdisciplinary Studies, and has taught theatre, film, writing, and public speaking at colleges in California, Oregon, Kansas, Texas, and Washington. He also currently teaches at SCC and loves spending time with his wife, Jennifer, and son, Oryn. 

Dalin TIpton

Dalin is pleased to return to Stage Left where he previously appear as Cyrano in Cyrano and Baz in A Bright Room Called Day. He would like everyone to know he is trying to home kittens and would love it if you would reach out to him at dalin.t.tipton@gmail.com. They are the most precious companions.

Robyn Urhausen

Robyn Urhausen is a graduate of EWU and is a local actor on both stage and film. When not on stage she teaches theater to youth and works behind the camera as a costumer. She has been doing festivals and limited projects with Stage Left for 8 years and enjoys every single experience with the theater. Robyn would like to thank everyone at Stage Left for the gift of community theater. 

Leona Vander Molen

Leona Vander Molen is a writer and actor from Columbus, Ohio. She moved to Spokane to receive her MFA in creative writing at Eastern Washington University, where she graduated in 2019.

Paul J Watts

Paul J Watts has been a thorn in the side of Stage Left Theater, both on stage and behind the scenes, getting in the way of performances by adding scenic painting, sound, and light cues for both festivals and season productions since 2017 when Texas ran him out of town. Having pestered the Lone Star State with everything from Stage, Screen, TV performances, photography, makeup, and playwriting, they finally had enough. Now he’s Spokane’s problem. 

His past acting roles as Fred from Civic Theatre’s Present Laughter and Odysseus in Stage Left’s Hecuba were particularly dangerous. Paul has been the Sound Technician for all of Stage Left’s streamed events this past year. Social distancing around him is advised or you may lose a finger.

Russell Webster

Russell Webster is an actor, musician, and writer. Much of his acting experience occurred during his childhood in California. He is currently working on crafting his acting skills and writing music and screenplays.

Rebecca Cook

Since graduating from EWU, Rebecca has been active in our local film and theater community. She has worked as an actress, director, costumer, make-up artist, accountant, producer, and director throughout the region. She serves on several boards and committees in the film industry, works as a Living History actor, and has brought to life over 90 audiobooks. This is Rebecca’s 4th year producing original play festivals for Stage Left. She is very grateful for her journey creating a life in the arts.

Paul J Watts

Paul J Watts has been a thorn in the side of Stage Left Theater, both on stage and behind the scenes, getting in the way of performances by adding scenic painting, sound, and light cues for both festivals and season productions since 2017 when Texas ran him out of town. Having pestered the Lone Star State with everything from Stage, Screen, TV performances, photography, makeup, and playwriting, they finally had enough. Now he’s Spokane’s problem. 

His past acting roles as Fred from Civic Theatre’s Present Laughter and Odysseus in Stage Left’s Hecuba were particularly dangerous. Paul has been the Sound Technician for all of Stage Left’s streamed events this past year. Social distancing around him is advised or you may lose a finger.