Lindsay Jean Michelle

Lindsay Jean Michelle is a classically trained actor, screenwriter and voiceover artist born & raised in LA. She has worked on multiple hit, award-winning audio fiction series’ including Killing Hollywood: The Cotton Club Murders, Moriarty: The Devil’s Game, Moriarty Season 2: The Silent Order, and Big Envelopes opposite icons such as Helen Mirren, Christian Slater, Juliette Lewis, Rainn Wilson, Dominic Monoghan, Abby Jacobson, Judy Greer, and Susie Essman. Lindsay is an award-winning improv comedian as well as one half of a comedy screenwriting duo whose scripts are in the top 3% of 155K scripts on Coverfly. Lindsay is a USC alumnus (fight on) and she recently played Rose Darling in Spirit of the Dane at the Santa Monica Playhouse. This is Lindsay’s first time directing and producing a full theatre production and she’s thrilled to be part of Welcome to the Uterus.

Cord Jackman

Cord is thrilled to be a part of the Uterus!

Brandy Zapata

Brandy Zapata is from the small town of Chillicothe, Ohio and is a proud alumna of Wright State University. You may recognize her voice from a number of commercials for brands like the Beats headphones, The Real Real, and Native Deodorant. Brandy enjoys game nights, playing PokémonGo and collecting Coca Cola memorabilia. She would like to thank her husband Travis for his never ending love and support. Brandy is thrilled to be back on stage with such a talented cast and hopes you enjoy the show.

Brady Lindsey

My name is Brady Lindsey; I am a Queer Actor based in LA. I’ve been working in Theatre/Film/Television for 12 years. Beyond acting, I mostly dance, sing, and perform in Drag! Performing is a passion I feel extremely privileged to pursue. I’ve been lucky enough to train with amazing teachers over the years, who have helped me craft my mind, body, and voice for various types of characters and performance styles! A thanks to all of them, as well as my mom, whose support has carried me this far. Enjoy the show!

Sammy Todd

Hey my name's Sammy, I’m an actress with a passion for all things creative. I’m also a model, and content creator. In my free time you can find me reading, in a dance class or at the gym, and taking care of my two wonderful dogs.

Virginie Harp

Driven by passion and artistry, Virginie Harp is a French actress, writer, and director who is dedicated to exploring the complexities of human psychology through storytelling. With a dynamic portfolio that includes a variety of genres, she strives to infuse each performance with a unique voice and to develop intricate, relatable characters. Her work reveals her eagerness to embrace new projects that challenge her creativity. At the heart of her storytelling lies a fascination with life's messy, often chaotic aspects, allowing her to explore her emotions.

Mariah Carrillo

Mariah Carrillo is a producer, actor, and director based in LA. Credits include Jesus Hopped the A Train and You Can't Take It With You. She also executive produced the podcast, So I Got Fired, available everywhere. She is excited to be a part of this project. She wants to thank the cast, co-producers and wants to give a special shout out to Hayla for believing in her and pushing her.

Roberto Arrizon

Born in Tucson AZ but raised in a small town in Sonora, Mexico; Roberto has loved performing from a young age and decided to pursue his dream of becoming a professional actor after graduating college. He currently resides in Los Angeles where he's developed a career working in commercial, film, theater & television projects, as well as dubbing and Voice Over work, with clients such as Toyota, TCL, Nickelodeon, Universal Studios Hollywood and Telemundo. You can find him on all social media platforms as @rtoazn.

Luke Steinborn

Luke Steinborn is an actor, improviser and singer based in LA. Steinborn is known to be a versatile performer, competent in both comedy and drama. Proud of his South Dakota roots, Steinborn is a vocal advocate for the arts in the Midwest. His favorite author is Tennessee Williams. It is reported that Steinborn owns the Burnsville Bobcats, an amateur skeet shooting team in Minnesota.

Natalia K. Grace

Natalia K. Grace (born Natalia Kucharina) is an actress, stand-up comedian and contemporary dancer. Raised in Ryazan, Russia, she has been performing on stage as a contemporary visual artist and a dancer since the age of 5. After High School she moved to Moscow to attend National Research University - Higher School of Economics where she secured her degree in Financial Management. Upon graduation she worked as a successful business executive in Moscow before deciding to change careers and pursue her acting passion as professional. She won a talent based scholarship to study acting for film in New York Film Academy and moved to Los Angeles. Having graduated in Winter 2015, She performed as a lead on the Los Angeles theatre scene. Collaborated with many talented directors. Among others she worked with Mary McGuckian on A Girl From Mogadishu (2019-2020) and Dennis Dugan on Love, Weddings & Other Disasters (2020). She played the leading part of Ms. Verdez in the horror film Play With Me (dir. by Rob Lee, 2016). She practices her comedy and improv skills at The Groundlings, UCB and Westside Comedy Theatre and performs stand-up in Los Angeles.

Michelle Persoff

I'm a film, stage, television, and commercial actress, and I grew up in Reseda, California--home of Daniel LaRusso. In She's All That, Freddie Prinze Jr. called it the "real world". From 2011 to 2020, home base was New York and I settled into Brooklyn where Prospect Park is always in reach. I'm a Type 1 Diabetic and have an ongoing infatuation with all things food. I maintained a food and culture blog for a year. I studied acting at AADA in Los Angeles and The Atlantic in New York and spent my undergrad at The New School. Some of my goals in life include maintaining a home library, creating strong female leads, and helping to pass progressive legislation. Oh, and my role model is my grandfather. He's kind of a big deal.

Kate Kolo

I am an actor, storyteller, and multi-disciplinary artist with an eclectic background in the arts and a passion for nature. I honed my artistic crafts at California College of the Arts and the American Conservatory Theater, and also earned a degree in Liberal Arts with an emphasis in Storytelling from Eugene Lang College. I am also a professional handy person and see construction work and building as an under appreciated art form that everyone should dip their toes in! I am a certified Leave No Trace Master Educator, and I hope to inspire others to connect with and preserve the wilderness. I like to think that I bring a unique blend of creativity, craftsmanship, and environmental stewardship to my work. I also love backpacking, mountain biking, skateboarding, and freediving.

Hayla Stewart

Hayla Stewart fully cast herself as a PNM because it's her dream to kick ass and take names. On the stage she has been in Sunny Gingham's Our American Tragedy, Jason's Crazy Night (a performance art piece for The Stedelijk by Ann Hirsch), Frankenstein Has No Legs with All Puppet Players, and KISS with StrayCat Theatre. Film/Television credits include 9-1-1, American Pie Girls' Rules, and the upcoming indie film Clique. Hayla is also a model and works for a non-profit serving immigrants and refugees. She got her degree in Theatre from ASU and is currently SAG-E. Thank you Nick for catalyzing this and for the SunnyGingham crew for inspiring me. IG @haylastewart

Hayla Stewart

Hayla Stewart is scared to be making her writing debut but thrilled to be back producing! This is her second foray into producing. She co-founded a Shakespeare in the park company called Grassroots Shakespeare Arizona with Kara Ward-Tobin that did shows including Twelfth Night, Macbeth, and Richard III in parks across Phoenix, AZ. For this production, she is so grateful that her friends jumped onboard to make this wild project a reality and Jack for the notes. She will always be grateful for her parents' unwavering support of her creative pursuits. I hope we can all fight for women to have the right to choose their own destiny instead of leaving it up to chance. IG @haylastewart

Mariah Carrillo

Mariah Carrillo is a producer, actor, and director based in LA. Credits include Jesus Hopped the A Train and You Can't Take It With You. She also executive produced the podcast, So I Got Fired, available everywhere. She is excited to be a part of this project. She wants to thank the cast, co-producers and wants to give a special shout out to Hayla for believing in her and pushing her.

Lindsay Jean Michelle

Lindsay Jean Michelle is a classically trained actor, screenwriter and voiceover artist born & raised in LA. She has worked on multiple hit, award-winning audio fiction series’ including Killing Hollywood: The Cotton Club Murders, Moriarty: The Devil’s Game, Moriarty Season 2: The Silent Order, and Big Envelopes opposite icons such as Helen Mirren, Christian Slater, Juliette Lewis, Rainn Wilson, Dominic Monoghan, Abby Jacobson, Judy Greer, and Susie Essman. Lindsay is an award-winning improv comedian as well as one half of a comedy screenwriting duo whose scripts are in the top 3% of 155K scripts on Coverfly. Lindsay is a USC alumnus (fight on) and she recently played Rose Darling in Spirit of the Dane at the Santa Monica Playhouse. This is Lindsay’s first time directing and producing a full theatre production and she’s thrilled to be part of Welcome to the Uterus.

Joan Lynch

Joan is an actor/director hailing from Los Angeles. She is a proud founding member of Heart of Heart Theatre Company and has also worked with South Coast Repertory, The Hudson, and The Fountain Theatre. Some of her acting credits include hYdration, On the Jump, Really Really, The Abdication, and Richard III. Joan is currently developing a new theatrical experience set to make its public debut at Silverlake’s In the Meantime in early 2025––stay tuned!

Stina Ceballos

Christina was born in San Diego, CA and attended San Diego State University. She graduated with a Bachelor’s in Film, Television and New Media with a minor in theater. When she’s not creating jewelry, she can be caught hanging with friends, writing and exploring Hollywood.

Isaac Rodriguez

Isaac Rodriguez is an audio engineer and musician in Los Angeles, California. He’s involved in many aspects of audio, including recording & mixing, sound design, podcasting, and live productions. It’s his passion for audio, and ability to adapt, that have allowed him to appreciate and work within a variety of projects and environments. He also creates musical works under I.S.A.A.C., which blends his love of rock, hip-hop, folk, and Mexican music.

Marcus Rucks

Marcus Rucks is a multi hyphenate performer with over 20 years of experience in entertainment. His love for stage combat and sword fighting began at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Post graduation, he went on to work with Sword Fights, Inc. for 4 years. Some of his stunt work with that company can be seen in the award-winning viral sensations Deadpool The Musical and Deadpool The Musical 2: The Ultimate Disney Parody. While continuing an active pursuit in film, television, and theatre endeavors, he served as assistant combat choreographer (aka "Fight Captain") for stage shows such as Little Shop of Horrors and Spring Awakening with Mouthbone Productions. His most recent bucket list credit was Belize in Angels in America. Check out his newly released spinoff horror short Nothing Can Save You: A Grudge Tale, available on YouTube. Keep up with him through IG @marcusrucksacts. He's thrilled to be a combat consultant in this hilarious and informative production!

Samantha Margret

Samantha Margret writes music for the woman who wants to own her history, her body, and her feelings. Samantha’s alt-pop songs feature layered vocals and bass driven beats. Her poetic lyrics are well suited to reflection on a late night drive, and her dark production displays a flare for the dramatic.

Josh Montijo

Josh Montijo is a post-production specialist and writer based out of Los Angeles. Having graduated from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor’s in Film & Television and a Minor in Creative Writing, Josh has been grinding in LA for nearly 8 years and is currently a lead assistant editor at Westbrook Media. There, he AE’d on SXSW’s documentary short, Owning the 8 Count and assisted on social content for Bel-Air Season 2, and, currently, the feature film Bad Boys: Ride or Die. Josh also edits content for local standup comedians and is the lead audio editor for The Boozy Botanical Podcast. In addition to his experience in post-production, Josh has worked on numerous television projects for companies such as Arizona Public Media, MTV, Nickelodeon, and ATTN:, among others.

Brittany Decker

Brittany is thrilled to have worked on Welcome to the Uterus!