Jaime Lyn Beatty is an actor/voiceover artist Los Angles. She has her BFA in Acting from the University of Michigan and has performed Off-Broadway in NYC. She is an original member of the internationally known parody musical theatre company Team Starkid. Over the past 7 years Team Starkid’s 10 original musicals have garnered over 140 million views on YouTube and a devoted international fan-base of over 280,000 subscribers. Jaime Lyn has studied improv at The Second City, UCB, iO & The Groundlings.

Jeff Blim is an actor, known for The Trail to Oregon! (2015), Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier (2013) and A Very Potter Senior Year (2013) and a composer of many of Starkid musical’s shows, including most recently Black Friday and The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals.

Lovlee Carroll grew up in Hanover, Indiana. In 2010, she landed the cover role of Mimi in Rent at The Westchester Broadway Theatre in New York, where she received her Actor’s Equity card. In 2013, Lovlee received two Stage Scene LA Awards for her roles as Kira in “Xanadu” and Carla in “Nine”; both at The Met Theatre in Hollywood.

In addition to theatre, she can be been seen in dozens of features and TV shows. She did three seasons on the award-winning digital series “The New Adventures of Peter and Wendy” (YouTube) as series regular Lily Bagha. Other TV credits include: “Grey’s Anatomy”, “Scorpion”, “How To Get Away With Murder”, “Rebel”, and “The Mindy Project.”

Originally from San Diego, Mariah Rose Faith has had the pleasure to work professionally in music, film and theatre, most recently as Regina George on the first National Tour of Mean Girls. Some favorite past Credits include Alice (in Starkid’s The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals), Aldonza (Man of La Mancha), Ilse (Spring Awakening) The Cat in the Hat (Seussical).

Adrian Hansel as Paul Gauguin

Born in Los Angeles to a British father and an American mother, Laura grew up between her schooling in the East San Francisco bay and family visits to the Isle Of Man. Her performing career started young, singing at the age of three, and acting by age seven. Her first role on stage was that of a parrot who had lost it’s colorful feathers. She was immediately hooked on storytelling, and from yearly theatre camps to bad high school productions, Hartley became all the more devoted to the entertainment world.

Laura graduated with a BA in Drama from UC Irvine. During college, she played every role imaginable from Philia to Philomele and everything in between. While in school, she traveled to New York and studied on-camera acting and appeared Off Broadway in the new musical ‘Waiting for Laura’ at The York Theatre. Though her success had been on stage, it was her time in front of the camera that won her over. Laura quickly fell in love with the subtleties of film and television acting.

Shortly after graduating, she was asked to join the cast of Grease in the first ever theatrical production to take place in the historic Avalon Theater on Catalina Island. She’s continued her work on stage, including the role of Meredith in ‘Five Women Wearing the Same Dress’, and won a Hollywood fringe festival producer’s award in the cast of Neil Labute’s ‘Some Girl(s)’. Her favorite television and web roles include Miriam in ‘Project 420’, (One Step Productions) and Anna in ‘DMV’, Goodbye Productions’ first ever scripted pilot

Lennon Hobson (Sandy) is a Los Angeles based actress, choreographer, producer, and classically trained dancer with a BA in Dance and Theater from Loyola Marymount University. Some of her performance credits include live events and theater at venues such as The El Portal and Rockwell Table & Stage, to commercials and music videos with artists such as Tomo Nakayama, FOZZY and Veva Entertainment. Currently Lennon is working as the President and Co-Founder of BoomStick Theater (https://buff.ly/2WzDxM7) which was formed in 2018.

Dillon is a California native where he performed throughout as Jack Kelly in Newsies (Moonlight Amphitheater), Melchior in Spring Awakening (Malibu Playhouse), and Young Soldier/ Frankie Epps in Parade (Chance Theatre). He will be graduating this spring with a BFA from Cal State Fullerton.

Natalie Llerena is an actor, singer, dancer & creative from the Washington, D.C. area. Her love of theater was recognized at an early age and the pursuit to study and nurture the craft has been supported over the years. She is a two-time Helen Hayes Award recipient with Washington, DC’s premiere physical theater, Synetic, has performed on Broadway’s American Airlines Theater stage with the 24 Plays on Broadway, and line produced on Sean Baker’s award winning The Florida Project. She is of Cuban, Spanish, Albanian & Romanian descent.

Lauren Lopez is an actress, singer and dancer currently living in Los Angeles. After graduating from the acting program at the University of Michigan, she went on to perform in productions based in Chicago, NYC and LA.

Lauren is a founding member of the popular online musical theatre company, Team Starkid, that has reached over 200 million total views on YouTube and garnered an amazing international fanbase. She has worked with StarKid on ten original musicals, two national tours, partnerships with The Second City & Improv Olympic (iO) in Chicago, as well as appearances in Germany, London, Ireland and all over the US.

Lauren recently starred as Amber in Adaptive Studios’ upcoming series, Stellar People and just ended a run of the new musical “The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals” at the Matrix Theatre in LA. This summer she will be performing with Tin Can Bros Comedy this June in their new show “We Didn’t Mean to Kill Our Guest”, and with StarKid for their 10th anniversary celebration at the ACE Theatre in downtown LA.

Lauren has studied improv at The Second City and iO in Chicago, as well as Groundlings in LA, where she is currently awaiting Advanced Writing Lab.  Lauren has appeared as principal talent in several national commercials and ad campaigns for Bank of America, Toys R Us, Amtrak, KMart and Intel, among others.

In addition to performing, Lauren works as a theater audition coach and a choreographer for new musicals. She also bakes a LOT. She recently gave birth to her daughter Diane, a 10 year old 5lb Chihuahua. She is still glowing.

Originally from the beaches of Southern California, Michael began his study of theatre with his mentors Roy Diaz and John Wirtz. After high school, Michael moved to Boston, MA to begin studying theatre full time. Upon completion, he graduated cum laude from The Boston Conservatory of Music with a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre, and an emphasis in Acting.

After moving to New York City, he originated the role of Tom in Bill Russell’s new play with music, Mister Fabulous. Michael met and worked with Bill Russell (Tony nominated for both his book and lyrics for Sideshow) and Janet Hood on a production of Elegies for Angels, Punks, and Raging Queens in which he played Ray.

Emily Martinez has spent the past 4 years at sea Carnival Cruise Lines (Playlist Singer/Dancer), and finally has her land legs again. Previous roles include Carla (In the Heights), Crissy (Hair), Fräulein Kost (Cabaret). Film: Fiona (“A Christmas Carol”). Emily’s YouTube Channel, dedicated to The Forever Theatre Kid, is full of MT advice, empowerment, and hotmessness.

Natalie Masini was last seen in NYC as Nura in the “Romeo & Juliet Project” at Bay Street Theatre created by Bradley Bredeweg, Pat Benatar, & Neil Giraldo, directed by Scott Schwartz. LA Credits: Scissorhands (Rockwell), Never Been Kissed (Rockwell), Best Chrismukkah Ever (Rockwell) A League of Their Own (Rockwell), Dr. Nympho Vs. The Sex Zombies (Celebration Theatre), I Know What You Did Last Summer (Three Clubs), Chicago (Harris Center for the Arts), and Billy Elliot (Atwood Concert Hall). Natalie received her BFA from Ball State University. Manager: Suzanne Coston.

Milo McCarthy as Emile Bernard

Michael Minto has been doing theater since he was “about yay high” thanks to his incredibly talented late mother, Linda Corwin. He caught the comedy improv bug early in High School and has been involved since then. After a brief hiatus from acting while getting his B.S. in Biochemistry & Cell Biology at UCSD, he dropped out of grad school and returned to pursuing his dream of being the world’s hairiest actor. Having achieved that dream, he is enjoying semi-retirement and doing theater and film/ TV for fun. You can see him perform live improv and sketch comedy in theaters around LA such as Comedy Sportz, The Clubhouse, UCB, etc.

Natalie May Paris as Agostina Segatori

Maiya Quansah-Breed as Jo Bonger

Local Los Angeles cat dad and actor, singer, writer. He received a BA in Theater Arts at SDSU, as well as attended a summer program at RADA in London. He’s studied at Annie Grindlay Studios, Berg Studios, Nerdist Improv, and UCB Improv. Known for performing as Theo Van Gogh in Starry the Musical at The Rockwell in Los Feliz.

He is at odds to determine whether he should go by Matthew Sanderson, Matthew Gibson, or Sanderson Thunderberg. Recently scientifically proven to be an ENFJ, but a suppressed E, which makes you think he’s an I, but don’t be fooled, cause he’s an E for sure, no question about it, science cannot lie.

Aaron Teoh as Toulouse Lautrec

Joe Viba is a Chicago native with a keenly developed passion for purchasing and consuming food. After training with The University of Central Missouri’s BFA Musical Theater degree program, Joe played Jakeith in Norwegian Cruise Lines Rock of Ages. Other credits include: Scarecrow (The Wizard of Oz at The Stephen Foster Association), and Terk (Tarzan at Crane River Theater)

Amanda Walter is a Singer, Actor, and Professional Makeup Artist. Originally from Rochester, NY Amanda moved to Los Angeles to pursue her life long dream of being an actor. From a young age Amanda was always playing dress up and making up her own plays on her front porch. Once she learned that playing dress up and creating characters was a career path she took it and never looked back! ​Last winter Amanda worked with the Lythgoe Family Panto as their promotional Glinda.

Huck Walton is more known for his work as a composer/lyricist for the original musical The Charm as well as various comedic music videos and as the front man and writer for the band The WallTones. Huck’s LA theatrical highlights include, Jesus in Godspell (Candlelight), Danny in Life Could Be A Dream (Original Hudson Theatre Production), and opening a handful of productions for Universal and Disney theme parks. Huck currently works on his co-created musical film & comedy production company (Accidental Jacket) with the help of some of the greatest talents on this coast.

Dean John Wilson as Theo van Gogh