Eliana Decker-Glick

Eliana Deckner-Glick is a Jewish American actor from Atlanta, Georgia. Besides extensive work in theatre, commercials, and independent filmmaking she's known for Melrose where she won Best Ensemble at the Premiere film festival. Her onstage credits include Indecent, The Seagull , and Beyond the Garden Gate where she received praise from the Chicago Theatre Review. She earned her BFA in acting from the prestigious Theatre School at DePaul University in 2023. Eliana is represented by Grossman Jack and 10MGMT.

Artem Kreimer

Artem Kreimer is still somewhat new to Chicago, having previously spent ten years in the NYC theater scene. He’s so excited to join OSA again after just closing Mercy Killing in this very same space! Prior shows include Adam Rapp's Wolf in the River and NYT Critic's Pick Inanimate (The Flea Theater), The Illuminati in Drama Libre (Chicago Park District), Rand/Feinstein (The Conspirators), Usual Girls (Signature/Columbia), Boy Crazy Till the Day I Die (EST/Youngblood), As You Like It and The Cherry Orchard (Columbia Stages). Aspirations include owning a giant dog. – www.artemkreimer.com

Izadorius Tortuga

Izadorius Tortuga is incredibly excited to make his Chicago directing debut after spending the last four years away earning his BFA in directing at Carnegie Mellon University. Notable accomplishments there include directing a riveting production of Sender by Ike Holter, devising an immersive, site-specific adaptation of Death of Orpheus, producing a workshop reading of his new musical, 69 Love Songs: A Queer Fantasia, and assistant directing the regional premiere of Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812. Since his recent return to the Windy City he performed in New Wave Theatre Company’s inaugural production, This is Art and served as properties designer for [Title of Show] at PrideArts. Previously, Izadorius has collaborated with many companies across the city, including Theatre Above the Law, Links Hall, Prop Thtr, and Collaboraction. Special thanks goes out to all those who took him underwing throughout his youthful storefront theater endeavors.

Elayne LeTraunik

Elayne LeTraunik is a native Chicagoan and has been involved in the Chicago theatre scene since the 1970s. A graduate of the University of Illinois at Chicago with honors in History and Theatre, she continued her acting studies at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in London, England. Elayne has worked extensively both as an actress and a producer and starred in the Chicago premieres of “Nuts” and “Extremities.” She also appeared in “Beyond Therapy” which featured Skipp Sudduth and Carmen Roman. She currently works extensively in commercials and independent productions. As a producer, she oversaw a number of award winning and critically acclaimed productions including the Chicago premiere of “A Dybbuk” and a revival of “Class Enemy.” Elayne was the auditions columnist for “Performink” newspaper for 15 years and was the founder and Artistic Director of Red Hen Productions and Chicago Jewish Theatre. Elayne was also a prolific writer and was a weekly columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times as well as contributor to Plays and Players Magazine in London. Elayne currently works as a freelance grant writer and PR person for a number of small theater and arts companies in Chicago. More information about her can be found at elayneletraunik.weebly.com. She was the Associate Artistic Director of Genesis Theatrical Productions but now acts as a consultant, script reader and grants writer and has taken courses in grant writing from the Foundation Center and from the Fundraising Authority. . She is a member of Actor’s Equity and is represented exclusively by Big Mouth Talent.