Sunkrish Bala

Sunkrish Bala is an actor, producer, and voiceover artist whose twenty-year career spans television, film, theater, animation, and video games. A graduate of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, Sunkrish’s notable credits include recurring roles on Castle, The Walking Dead, and Good Trouble. He produced and starred a multi-festival award-winning feature, Chee and T. Most recently, Sunkrish’s voice can be heard in the latest seasons of Beavis and Butthead, as well as the long-awaited sequel to the cult-classic animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender.

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Lee Rodriguez

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Grace Serrano

GRACE SERRANO is a stage and screen actor whose work spans theater, film, and stand-up comedy. A graduate of the University of Florida, she has performed in productions across the United States, from the East Coast to Los Angeles, with appearances at notable venues including The Comedy Store, The Arena Stage, 2nd Stage, The Marilyn Monroe Theatre, and The Stella Adler Theatre. Her on-screen work includes the feature films; Take The Night and Thou Shalt Not Kill. Television credits include Good Trouble and Hummingbird. She has been featured in dozens of short films and numerous national commercial campaigns. You'll see her next in the upcoming feature film The Line currently in post-production. Known for her versatility and sharp comedic sensibility, she brings a distinct voice and grounded presence to both comedic and dramatic roles. Her debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in this new, groundbreaking play marks a significant career milestone and underscores her continued expansion into bold, globally recognized work.

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Adam Sinclair

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Jason Weiss

JASON WEISS (Writer/Director) is an award-winning writer-director whose work explores identity, belonging, ambition, and the complicated ways people try to connect with one another. An Echo in the Void marks his latest work as writer-director. New York directing credits include Left on Utopia and The Impersonation (Greenwich Street Theatre); Down Goes Rocky, The Devil & His Sunglasses, and Woman Bomb De Sade (The Players Theatre); Rain (Sandy Shurin Theatre, as part of the New York International Fringe Festival); Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, Fast Girls, Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert, and Isn't It Romantic (Altered Stages); Hamlet and Othello (the Piano Store, for Expanded Arts). In Los Angeles, his work includes Fairest, Gay Means Happy, and Bromeo & Julius (Stella Adler Theatre); Anna, Faith, and Love's Exile (The Blank Theatre's 2nd Stage); and Our Lady of 121st Street, Coriolanus, and Enemy (The Area Stage). Internationally, he directed Magiko at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, presented by Spotlights Theatricals. Regional theatre directing credits include Fool for Love, The Last Five Years, Biloxi Blues, and Sight Unseen. For film and television, he directed the pilot of Hummingbird—an official selection of the Mediterranean International Film Festival at Cannes, the Chicago Independent Film Festival, and the New York Independent Television Festival. He wrote and directed the short films Vile, Golden Rose (an official selection of the Hollywood Verge Film Awards), The International Language, and the comedy web series That's What She Said! Jason received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at The University of Miami and his Master of Fine Arts degree at The University of Florida. He resides in Los Angeles, California with his wife and two children.

Mark Giberson

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