Jon Courie: (Playwright, To Carry the Child) Writer, singer, and Imagineer, Jon's Surreal life in Los Angeles is
spent with characters from the plays he is writing, characters from the
Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles, and characters who work for The Walt
Disney Company
Pamela Daly: (Artie in Eleemosynary, Libby in To Carry The Child) Pamela was born and raised in Minnesota, and graduated with
a theatre arts degree from Moorhead State University. Married to an awesome man, Michael Daly, for
20 years, they have raised 3 wonderful sons: Reed, Seth, and Jared.
Pamela and Michael own a home in California and Ohio, and they divide their time between Hollywood and Hamersville. Theatre Credits: Artie in ELEEMOSYNARY, Nora Joyce in LUCIA MAD, Female Greek Chorus in HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE with Collaborative Artists Ensemble. Also, the Writer in THE WAITING ROOM, Juliet in AS YOU LIKE IT, GIFT OF THE MAGI, END GAME, SINGING IN THE RAIN, SOMEONES BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, RUMPLESTILTSKIN, THE POSSESSOR and HEDDA GABLER. Film Credits: Fuel, Alberto’s Choice, Lily, Processing Days, Harold, Inside and Near Fall. TV credits:
I Didn’t Know I Was Pregnant, Planet Lakewood, Opportunity Knocks,
Lakewood, Scenes from the Suburbs, Melendez Files, Gary Burbank-It’s a
Scream, Cincinnati Stories, Weather Man, National and local commercials. Pamela is a proud member of SAG and AEA.
Ms. Daly appears through the courtesy of Actors' Equity Association.
Christine Haeberman: (Sissy in To Carry The Child) Christine
is originally from the sleepy town of Porterville, CA and has lived in
Los Angeles as a working actress for six years. She stays busy by
juggling theater, indie films and commercials. Some of her theatrical
credits include A CHRISTMAS CAROL, WEST SIDE STORY, NO EXIT, THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES and THERE GOES THE BRIDE. She can be seen in the
indie horror film Murder Loves Killers Too as the heroine Aggie, and
the suspense thiller Bureaucracy in which she plays a blind woman.
She also won 3rd Place on VH1's hit show Scream Queens 2 hosted by
Jaime King. Up next for her is the retro monster movie The Millennium
Bug hitting festivals around the world now.
Steve Jarrard: (Director, Eleemosynary, To Carry the Child ) Steve Jarrard is a Southern California native and grew up in the
business. Steve is an integral component ot of
Collaborative Artists Ensemble, having directed 5 of our 8 previous
productions including Nicky Silver's THE FOOD CHAIN, HOW I LEARNED TO
DRIVE, ELEEMOSYNARY and LUCIA MAD. He currently serves as Managing Director of the company. Some of his other directing credits
include CIVILIZATION, DOUBTING THOMASON and Noel Coward's PRESENT
LAUGHTER at the Edgemar Center for the Arts. He is also an actor and a
poet.
Joel Johnson: (Asst. Director/Stage Manager, To Carry The Child)
Robin Nuyen: (Bo, To Carry The Child) Is a proud member of Actor's Equity, SAG and Aftra. Studied in NY at
The William Esper Studio, HB Studio and studied Shakespeare with Jack
Weatherall. While in NY, Robin appeared on One Life to Live, Guiding Light,
All My Children and played Roy in Lone Star. NY Theater Credits include
BECKETT at the National Art Theater and as Jacob Marley in A CHRISTMAS
CAROL. Regional credits include: Cliff in THE WOOLGATHERER at the
Carver Center. Last appeared onstage as Fred in PRESENT LAUGHTER at the
Edgemar Center for the Arts in Santa Monica. Film roles include: Thief
in Deadly Friend directed by Wes Craven and Marlon the Motorcycle Man
in the cult classic Housesitter: The Night they Saved Siegfried's Brain.
In Los Angeles, studied with Harry Mastrogeorge. Thanks to the girls in my life, Debra, Danielle and Samantha, who keep
supporting this crazy dream. Love you.
Kaitlin Sullivan: (Sissy-Understudy, To Carry the Child) Kaitlin Sullivan grew up in Los Angeles, but
successfully managed to avoid the acting bug until an Intro to Acting
class at the University of California, San Diego. Since moving back
home, she has trained at the Stuart Rogers' studio in North Hollywood
and studied improvisation at The Groundlings in Hollywood. Some of her
favorite
credits have included ANTIGONE, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, and WAITING FOR LEFTY. She is excited to
debut at the Raven Theatre, and thanks you for coming!
Meg Wallace: (Echo in Eleemosynary, Ashley in To Carry The Child) Most recently played Echo in ELEEMOSYNARY. Other roles with Collaborative Artists Ensemble include: Lucia in LUCIA MAD, Lil Bit in HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE and Amanda in Nicky Silver's THE FOOD CHAIN. Meg has a host of New York theatre credits ranging from playing a constantly screaming teen slasher in Theatre For the New City’s BEANIE BABY ADDICTION, to portraying a variety of cuddly creatures in the National Black Theatre’s AESOP’S FABLES. Along the way she also had the distinction of taking over the role of Annie Oakley in ANNIE GET YOUR GUNwith just a day’s notice. Meg also performed at The York Theatre, Producer’s Club, The Red Room and the Hudson Guild Theatre. A graduate of the Second City Conservatory, Los Angeles, Meg appeared in their FINAL FIVE, and in many other productions here and in her home town of Denver. While still in high school, Meg became a regular performer at Denver’s historic Changing Scene Theatre, where she appeared in numerous world premieres. Favorite roles include Jill in BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE, Lily inANNIE, and Miss Pringle inBABY WITH THE BATHWATER. Her film works include All Bleed into One, The Break-Ups and It Happened at the Bunko Game. Meg studied Acting at New York’s Marymount Manhattan College. She is a founding member of Collaborative Artists Ensemble.
Justine Woodford: (Diane Kinderman in To Carry the Child) A
recent theatre graduate of Cal State Northridge, Justine most recently performed
in the Hollywood Fringe Festival with Her Majesty’s Secret Players in PULP SHAKESPEARE, which was selected as
one of the “Best of Fringe” shows. Some previous stage credits include MACBETH (Menteith), INTO THE WOODS (Jack’s mother), ANYTHING GOES (Mrs. Harcourt),
THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES, OKLAHOMA (Ado Annie), and THE WHO’S: TOMMY! For the past 2 years, she has been singing harmonies
with local band Windows to Sky, who is currently in post-production for their
second music video and working on their first full-length studio album (www.WindowsToSky.com)
Jon Courie: (Playwright, To Carry the Child) Writer, singer, and Imagineer, Jon's Surreal life in Los Angeles is
spent with characters from the plays he is writing, characters from the
Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles, and characters who work for The Walt
Disney Company
Pamela Daly: (Artie in Eleemosynary, Libby in To Carry The Child) Pamela was born and raised in Minnesota, and graduated with
a theatre arts degree from Moorhead State University. Married to an awesome man, Michael Daly, for
20 years, they have raised 3 wonderful sons: Reed, Seth, and Jared.
Pamela and Michael own a home in California and Ohio, and they divide their time between Hollywood and Hamersville. Theatre Credits: Artie in ELEEMOSYNARY, Nora Joyce in LUCIA MAD, Female Greek Chorus in HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE with Collaborative Artists Ensemble. Also, the Writer in THE WAITING ROOM, Juliet in AS YOU LIKE IT, GIFT OF THE MAGI, END GAME, SINGING IN THE RAIN, SOMEONES BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, RUMPLESTILTSKIN, THE POSSESSOR and HEDDA GABLER. Film Credits: Fuel, Alberto’s Choice, Lily, Processing Days, Harold, Inside and Near Fall. TV credits:
I Didn’t Know I Was Pregnant, Planet Lakewood, Opportunity Knocks,
Lakewood, Scenes from the Suburbs, Melendez Files, Gary Burbank-It’s a
Scream, Cincinnati Stories, Weather Man, National and local commercials. Pamela is a proud member of SAG and AEA.
Christine Haeberman: (Sissy in To Carry The Child) Christine
is originally from the sleepy town of Porterville, CA and has lived in
Los Angeles as a working actress for six years. She stays busy by
juggling theater, indie films and commercials. Some of her theatrical
credits include A CHRISTMAS CAROL, WEST SIDE STORY, NO EXIT, THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES and THERE GOES THE BRIDE. She can be seen in the
indie horror film Murder Loves Killers Too as the heroine Aggie, and
the suspense thiller Bureaucracy in which she plays a blind woman.
She also won 3rd Place on VH1's hit show Scream Queens 2 hosted by
Jaime King. Up next for her is the retro monster movie The Millennium
Bug hitting festivals around the world now.
Robin Nuyen: (Bo, To Carry The Child) Is a proud member of Actor's Equity, SAG and Aftra. Studied in NY at
The William Esper Studio, HB Studio and studied Shakespeare with Jack
Weatherall. While in NY, Robin appeared on One Life to Live, Guiding Light,
All My Children and played Roy in Lone Star. NY Theater Credits include
BECKETT at the National Art Theater and as Jacob Marley in A CHRISTMAS
CAROL. Regional credits include: Cliff in THE WOOLGATHERER at the
Carver Center. Last appeared onstage as Fred in PRESENT LAUGHTER at the
Edgemar Center for the Arts in Santa Monica. Film roles include: Thief
in Deadly Friend directed by Wes Craven and Marlon the Motorcycle Man
in the cult classic Housesitter: The Night they Saved Siegfried's Brain.
In Los Angeles, studied with Harry Mastrogeorge. Thanks to the girls in my life, Debra, Danielle and Samantha, who keep
supporting this crazy dream. Love you. 
Kaitlin Sullivan: (Sissy-Understudy, To Carry the Child) Kaitlin Sullivan grew up in Los Angeles, but
successfully managed to avoid the acting bug until an Intro to Acting
class at the University of California, San Diego. Since moving back
home, she has trained at the Stuart Rogers' studio in North Hollywood
and studied improvisation at The Groundlings in Hollywood. Some of her
favorite
credits have included ANTIGONE, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, and WAITING FOR LEFTY. She is excited to
debut at the Raven Theatre, and thanks you for coming! 
Meg Wallace: (Echo in Eleemosynary, Ashley in To Carry The Child) Most recently played Echo in ELEEMOSYNARY. Other roles with Collaborative Artists Ensemble include: Lucia in LUCIA MAD, Lil Bit in HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE and Amanda in Nicky Silver's THE FOOD CHAIN. Meg has a host of New York theatre credits ranging from playing a constantly screaming teen slasher in Theatre For the New City’s BEANIE BABY ADDICTION, to portraying a variety of cuddly creatures in the National Black Theatre’s AESOP’S FABLES. Along the way she also had the distinction of taking over the role of Annie Oakley in ANNIE GET YOUR GUN with just a day’s notice. Meg also performed at The York Theatre, Producer’s Club, The Red Room and the Hudson Guild Theatre. A graduate of the Second City Conservatory, Los Angeles, Meg appeared in their FINAL FIVE, and in many other productions here and in her home town of Denver. While still in high school, Meg became a regular performer at Denver’s historic Changing Scene Theatre, where she appeared in numerous world premieres. Favorite roles include Jill in BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE, Lily in ANNIE, and Miss Pringle in BABY WITH THE BATHWATER. Her film works include All Bleed into One, The Break-Ups and It Happened at the Bunko Game. Meg studied Acting at New York’s Marymount Manhattan College. She is a founding member of Collaborative Artists Ensemble. 
Justine Woodford: (Diane Kinderman in To Carry the Child) A
recent theatre graduate of Cal State Northridge, Justine most recently performed
in the Hollywood Fringe Festival with Her Majesty’s Secret Players in PULP SHAKESPEARE, which was selected as
one of the “Best of Fringe” shows. Some previous stage credits include MACBETH (Menteith), INTO THE WOODS (Jack’s mother), ANYTHING GOES (Mrs. Harcourt),
THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES, OKLAHOMA (Ado Annie), and THE WHO’S: TOMMY! For the past 2 years, she has been singing harmonies
with local band Windows to Sky, who is currently in post-production for their
second music video and working on their first full-length studio album (