OLIVIA

Alicia Cruz is a Miami born actor who graduated from Florida International University in 2019 and received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting. In 2021, she made her professional debut at Zoetic Stage in Hannah Benitez’s Gringolandia directed by Stuart Meltzer. An avid lover of New Work, Radio Drama, and the talented Andie Arthur and David Loher, Cruz is both honored and excited to be collaborating with them and the incredibly talented cast of Where Or When.

WILL

Jordon Armstrong is a South Florida native who has been working professionally in the South Florida Theatre community since 2013 after receiving his BFA in Acting from FAU. He subsequently received his MFA in acting from FAU in 2016. He has previously worked at Palm Beach Dramaworks (Night of the Iguana) TheatreLab (Mother Land, Harlowe), Slow Burn (Peter and the Starcatcher), New City Players (Constellations, Macbeth), Boca Stage (Ben Butler, The Sound Inside). Jordon will be appearing at Boca Stage again in February in Grand Horizons. When he's not performing, Jordon is managing MNM Theatre Company at their scene shop in Boca Raton; designing, building, and putting up shows with a fantastic crew. You can find him on Facebook by making sure you spell it with two o's, and on Instagram @Jordon_Armstrong. You can also see him talk about scenic construction and behind the scenes theatre on Toolin' Around at MNM's YouTube page (https://bit.ly/3Lyclbj)

Jordon would like to thank you for supporting the arts, equality, and the phenomenal people behind Lost Girls Theatre and The Incomparable. Enjoy!

TESS

Thiana Berrick (Tess) is over the moon to be working with Lost Girls Theatre and Incomparable Radio Theatre! Recent credits include I am Me with Adrienne Arsht Center, NCPLab Short Play Festival 2022 with New City Players, and Mouse King 2021 with Mandelstam Theater. She holds a BFA in theater performance from New World School of the Arts and has also trained in acting on camera at The Green Room Acting Studio. She likes to dabble in sound design, music production, songwriting and photography. If you’d like to keep up with Thiana, follow her on Instagram @thianaberrick

JAVIER/MANUEL/LUNA

Marcos Fuentes is a screen and stage actor born in Miami, Florida, of Honduran and Argentinian decent. From a young age, Marcos discovered his passion by being enthralled in South Florida’s theater scene through exposure of both his parents’ careers as performers. He has been training as an actor since middle school and has carried this determination to hone his craft through his entire life. Marcos recently attained his BFA from New World School of the Arts College with a focus in Acting. He’s is happy to be reuniting with his professor Andie Arthur and classmates Zoe Garnett and Janine Johnson. You can see more of Marcos’s work by visiting:

https://youtu.be/XXQ8flsBXng

Instagram: @mar.cosfuentes

LUNA

Juno Hopson is a long time fan, recent addition to the Incomparable’s roster of actors, Juno (he/they) has spent most of his career behind the stage, rather than on it. Over the years, they have accumulated experience in areas ranging from lighting design to stage management and everything in between, while dabbling in podcasting on the side. Now, they’re excited to be bringing the role of Luna to life, and are grateful to Andie and David for this opportunity. In his sparse downtime, Juno enjoys listening to My Chemical Romance, playing guitar, and being blissfully unaware of what the kids are doing these days. You can follow them on Instagram and Twitter at @evilpxnsy.

ZINNIA

Janine Johnson is a recent New World School of the Arts graduate. She grew up in Miami where she is currently based. This past summer she participated in the British American Drama Academy's (BADA) intensive program, Midsummer in Oxford, located in the United Kingdom. She studied for a month taking classes such as Shakespeare, Modern, Voice & Movement. Which in turn enhanced her skills as an actor which she continues to sharpen to this day. In the future, she plans to move out of the state of Florida to continue pursuing her acting career.

Instagram: j_raquel_j

MINNIE

Sarah is an actor, voiceover artist, and company member currently based in Miami. She has had the privilege of performing across the United States and is excited to be working with Lost Girls Theatre again. She hopes you enjoy Where or When. Previous work includes: Throwing Shade, The Fairytale Lives of Russian Girls, and more. For more information, check out www.SarahMarieSiegel.com.

Enjoy the show!

JOSEPHINE

Tracey Barrow-Schoenblatt (Mallory/Josephine) she/her is thrilled to be in the company of Where or When. Tracey has been performing since the age of 6. Favorite roles include-Camila in In the Heights, Rosie in Bye Bye Birdie and Brooke in Popcorn. Tracey is the theatre teacher and Fine Arts Department Chair at Coral Gables High School. Love to Stanley, Jakk and Mom. This and every show for Dad.

IG @traceybarrowschoenblatt

MATTHEW/PATRON

Murphy is happy to be exploring new worlds with Lost Girls Theatre. Whether playing a dragon or visiting Avalon, it is always an adventure! Murphy has lent his voice to radio productions like Miracle on 34th Street (Kris) and DTC's Hell or High Water (Franklin). Seen most recently on stage in Educating Asher (Elliot Weiss), and in Something Rotten (Shylock). He is also a featured Santa Clause on the Polar Express Train Ride. When not on stage, Murphy plays his other favorite role - graphic artist.

JONAS

TJ Pursley is an Orlando, FL native and has just graduated with his BFA in Acting and a minor in dance from Florida Atlantic University. There he enjoyed roles such as Mr. McQueen in Urinetown! and Jimmy Early in DREAMGIRLS in collaboration with his co-founded student organization, The Black Undergraduate Theatre Collective. You may have seen his work this summer as Ziggy in City Theatre’s production of Bob Marley’s Three Little Birds. He is ecstatic to bring this story to your hearts and hopes you will enjoy Andie Arthur’s brilliance as much he has. TJ would also like to thank Lost Girls Theatre company for this incredible opportunity and his parents and partner for their unwavering support.

PLAYWRIGHT/PRODUCER

Andie Arthur (she/her) is the co-founding Artistic Director of Lost Girls Theatre, the executive director of the South Florida Theatre League, a contributor to the nationally recognized theatre blog 2amtheatre, the former east Florida regional representative of the Dramatists Guild, and adjunct faculty at New World School of the Arts. She is a graduate of the BFA Playwriting Program at DePaul University and a 2008 participant in the Kennedy Center’s Summer Playwriting Intensive. Her work has been seen at Theatre Lab, Eclectic Full Contact Theatre, Lost Girls Theatre, New Theatre, The Alliance Theatre Lab, The Naked Stage, The Theatre School at DePaul University, Marquette University, GableStage, and Chicago Dramatists. You can visit her website at andiearthur.com or chat with her on twitter @andiearthur

PLAYWRIGHT/EDITOR/PRODUCER

David J. Loehr is a playwright, podcaster, and marketing consultant.

As a playwright, his work has appeared at Riverrun Theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville, the Capital Fringe Festival, South Carolina Repertory Company, Glass Mind Theatre, the NJ One Minute Play Festival, the Chicago Fringe Festival, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, NY Neo-Futurists, Finnigan Festival, the 3rd Annual Louisville Playwrights Festival, and Hanover College Theatre.

As a podcaster, he appears on and hosts various shows at The Incomparable. His primary role is as writer, producer, and editor—and occasional actor—on The Incomparable Radio Theater. He has been working in podcasting and audio drama since 2013.

As a theatre marketing consultant, he has given talks at Arena Stage’s “From Scarcity to Abundance: Capturing the Moment for the New Play Sector” convening, TEDxMichiganAvenue, National Arts Marketing Project Conference, 2011 City Wrights conference, the 2013 & 2014 Theatre Communications Group conferences, and more. He also curated the Audience Engagement track of the 2013 TCG conference. He has also appeared on the American Theatre Wing’s “Working in the Theatre” series as part of a panel on journalism in the social media age.

You can find his work at davidjloehr.com and https://www.theincomparable.com/person/david-j-loehr

DIRECTOR/PRODUCER

Katherine Siegel is the Co-Artistic Director of Lost Girls Theatre. A Miami- based director, intimacy director, writer, and performer; she is a graduate of the University of Miami with a B.A. in Theatre Arts and a B.S. in Communication. A graduate of both The Second City Conservatory and The Second City Music Conservatory in Chicago, Katherine specializes in dramatic improv, musical improv, and devised scene work. 

She is the former Artistic Director of Chicago’s Eclectic Full Contact Theatre where her work focused on widening the company’s inclusivity goals and amplifying the voices of underrepresented groups in the arts. She has directed multiple productions including The Secret of the Biological Clock, Terra Nova, Dear Brutus, As You Like It, Trojan Women, Gideon’s Knot, The Future is Female Play Festival, The History Boys, Juliet Among the Changelings, and The Most Massive Woman Wins. She has also worked on productions for Pride Films and Plays, Three Crows Theatre, The Metropolis Performing Arts Center, Oil Lamp Theater, MCL Chicago, and Gorilla Tango Theater.

To learn more please visit www.KatherineSiegel.com.

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER/ MINNIE U.S.

Zoë Darragh Garnett is very excited to be working with Lost Girls Theatre and The Incomparable. Zoë has worked for the production team of shows like Miami Lives Arts production of Caraboom! Her acting credits also include Carboom! As a Superfool. As a recent New World School of the Arts grad she is happy to be working beside 2 other 2022 Alumni, Marcos Fuentes and Janine Johnson. As well as two current New World Students, River Cusiné and Brette-Raia Curah. Zoë would like to thank Andie and Katie for giving her this opportunity to do what she loves the most, being involved in all aspects of the theatrical process. She would also like to thank all her teachers and mentors who helped her along the way.

STAGE MANAGER

COMPOSER

Brette-Raia Curah is a Senior in the Music Theatre track. NWSA MainStage credits include Ragtime (Harlem Woman), BloodWedding (Mother in Law).

Studio Credits include Out of Our Heads (director) Lucky Stiff (Annabel Glick), Oskuneru (Orisha Oya), Pride and Prejudice (Lizzy), Theory Of Relativity (Jenny), On the town ( Diana) and Action (Liza).

COMPOSER

River Cusiné is a transgender woman currently in her sophomore year, studying acting at New World School of The Arts. This is her first production where she is composing, but she has been playing ukulele for five years and piano for four years. She would like to thank her “Awela” for always believing in her.

VISUAL ARTIST

Natalie Jackson is a cartoonist and illustrator from Mississippi, now based in Chicago. When not working, she’s hanging out with her cat, reading, and fist fighting her inner demons.

Check out her portfolio at nataliejacksonart.com.

Houdini is happy to be interning for Lost Girls Theatre, where he has had the honor of biting the ankles of writer and producer Andie Arthur. He enjoys breakfast, lunch, and dinner; and is a very accomplished cardboard deconstruction artist. His special talents include bunny kicking toys, sauntering like Snuffleupagus, and demanding attention.

TUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNAAAAAAAA!!!

Meow.

Flynn “Moaw Kittan” Ryder is very excited to be working with Lost Girls Theatre as an intern. He would like to recognize his mother Zoë Darragh Garnett, as he got this job because he is a nepotism baby. His hobbies include napping in his cat tree, bullying his brother Nacho, and screaming. Moaw is a very skilled hunter who is known to frequently bring in baby lizards. He is also skilled in the art of opening doors and fetch. Moaw would like to recognize the people that helped him to succeed, his fishy taco, his special halloween blanket, and the comfy chair in the living room.

Oolong has long been known as the world’s first consulting feline detective. He sorted out the curious case of what the dog did in the night-time, and before his disappearance at Reichenbach Falls, he had sorted out a Baskervillian hound. His stunning reappearance some time later led to an adventure in an empty house, another with a speckled rubber band, and most notably, an adventure in a cardboard box.

His pastimes include making biscuits, napping, resting, sleeping, and chasing glowing red dots. His companion, Mr. Loehr, is most useful as an occasional conveyance and recurring cat bed.