THE FAMILY
LIZ
“How does a person find something to love? Love must have come from somewhere.”
Rami Margron (they/them) was raised at circus camp and steeped in dance of the African diaspora. TV: “Manifest”, “New Amsterdam”, “For Life”, “FBI”, "Bull", "High Maintenance", "Ray Donovan", “That Damn Michael Che”, “Extrapolations”, “Law and Order”, “Wedding Season” and “Bedlam the Series” FILM: “Alberto and the Concrete Jungle”, “Messina High”, “Burn Country”. THEATRE (representative list): Hurricane Diane (The Old Globe and Huntington Theater), Angels in America (Actors Theatre of Louisville), Pericles, Macbeth (Berkeley Repertory Theater), Three Sisters (Two River Theater), The Tempest (Pittsburgh Public Theatre), Precious Little, Bright Ideas, Dog Act, Antigonick (Shotgun Players), Slow Falling Bird, Drip (Crowded Fire Theater), Lady Windermere’s Fan, Twelfth Night, Comedy of Errors, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (California Shakespeare Theater). Website: ramimargron.com IG:@ramimargron
DMITRI
“I am proud! I would tell you if I killed my father.”
Ross Cowan (he/him) Theater: It’s a Wonderful Life, Red, The Importance of Being Earnest, Arsenic & Old Lace (Portland Stage), FLY (Pasadena Playhouse, New Victory, Crossroads Theatre Co), Hamlet (Repertory Theatre of St. Louis), The Importance of Being Ernest (Hemingway), Salome (M-34), The Misanthrope (PS-122, dir. Anna Brenner) Film: “Paradise”, “Eradication”, “Old Bay”, “Eat, F*ck, Kill”. MFA from NYU’s Graduate Acting Program.
VIV
““Do you remember? Don’t you want to get free?”
MK Tuomanen (they/them) is an actor educated at the Lecoq School of Movement Theater, named Best Theater Artist by Philadelphia Magazine in 2015 and F. Otto Haas. Emerging Artist in 2017. Associate Artist with the Beaded Ladies, (Rose: You Are What You Eat, Guggenheim Museum 2022, Andy: A Popera — Opera Philadelphia 2015, Seattle Symphony 2017), their solo work has been presented at the Kimmel Center, FringeArts, and the Annenberg Center. Company member of Applied Mechanics and Philadelphia’s producing playwright’s collective, Orbiter 3, whose production of their play, Peaceable Kingdom, received the 2017 Philadelphia Award.
ALYOSHA
“There are these bright moments, when I feel close to God, and like I’m in the right place, and then suddenly I just get lost.”
Rachael Richman (she/her): FILM: “Janelle’s Baby,” “A Gentle Art,” “Refinery Surveyor Black,” “Mosheh: A Videopera.” THEATRE: Portrait of an Angel a Lion a Monster (Central Stage, TheatreLab), Aunt Leaf (HERE Arts, Hudson Opera), Love and Geography (HERE Arts), Body Drama (Whitney Museum), Soulographie (LaMama), Offending the Audience (Flea Theatre), Are We Here Yet?, AOI (PS 122), Silent Sky, To Kill a Mockingbird (Bristol Valley Theatre), Funeral Game (Potrero Stage), The Speakeasy (Palace Theatre), Man of La Mancha (Custom Made Theatre) for which received Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award for Principal Actress. Co-devised Fixed Agency’s immersive mixed-reality adventure Private(i) at the Brooklyn Navy Yard/BEAT Festival, and Art Monastery Project’s Prime, which toured internationally.
FYODOR
“Men like him never die.”
As a neurosurgeon for over 35 years Ezriel Kornel has had to intersperse his passion for acting with his medical work, which he has been passionate about as well. Over the years he has had the opportunity to perform in several theatrical productions, Paradise Misplaced, A Perfect Ganesh, Duck Variations, Duet for One and The Fiction of Reality, a one-person show he created. He is now again beginning to devote his time and attention to acting and writing.