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Alicia Barnatchez
(Performer)
Alicia Barnatchez (Amber): Mark and Andy is Alicia's third performance with No Tea Productions and she is extremely excited to be working with them again. She was seen in their last two shows, Already in Progress and The Pigeon that Cries in my Heart. Alicia can also be seen performing weekly with ComedySportz NY at the Broadway Comedy Club. Thank you to No Tea for another wonderful opportunity.
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D. Robert Wolcheck
(Performer)
D. Robert Wolcheck (Jay) has been seen in previous No Tea Productions The Apologies, The Pigeon That Cries in My Heart, and Already in Progress. Recently he's begun doing some video work as well. D-Rob lives in Brooklyn, has a nonprofit day job, and is a freelance photographer. He does not have a police record.
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Jeff Sproul
(Playwright-Performer)
Jeff Sproul (Mark/ Playwright) has written and produced his own plays (Minutes Later, Wake Up Slug!…With Chad and Barb) as well as acted in independent films (Flowers, Women Who Eat Meat) and stage productions in New York (The Seagull, Metamorphosis) and Colorado (M. Butterfly, The Normal Heart). He is also a designer, animator, and illustrator, having designed for The New York Musical Theatre Festival, Scholastic Publishing, and of course, No Tea Productions.
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Jeremy Mather
(Performer)
Jeremy Mather (Collin) has written and directed four short films, two of which,Bob's Room and Q&A, have screened at Sundance. Q&A also won the Best Short prize at the Short Film Slam in Orlando. Jeremy is glad to be involved in his fourth show with longtime collaborator Jeff Sproul (following Already in Progress, Minutes Later…, and Wake Up Slug…With Chad and Barb!, which Jeremy directed), and is excited to be on stage in his second No Tea production.
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Lindsey Moore
(Director)
Lindsey Moore has directed plays both in New York (Last Rites, The Pigeon that Cries in My Heart) and Austin (Sexual Perversity in Chicago, Absolute Zero). She is a co-founder of No Tea Productions, and has written, directed, and even done some unfortunate acting for the company. She is very glad to not be on stage this time around, and couldn’t be prouder of the play and everyone involved.
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Lisa Nussbaum
(Stage Manager)
Lisa Nussbaum: Mark and Andy marks Lisa’s second No Tea production, having co-produced video for Already in Progress. A former dancer, Lisa considered the chance to choreograph the graceful Matt Sears to be a career zenith. Lisa recently founded The ’Lab (with gracious support from No Tea)—a collaborative learning environment allowing members to experience video production from every angle, from directing to boom pole operating. The ’Lab will produce six shorts this summer.
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Sabrina Farhi
(Performer)
Sabrina Farhi (Janine) is thrilled to be involved with this production. Most recently she appeared as Wilma Atkins in Theatre Unplugged's The Rimers of Eldritch, and as Samantha in the independent short This is How We Say I Love You. Select credits include The Trojan Women: A Love Story (Laurie Theatre), Electric Roses(Merrick Theatre), and Murder on the Nile (Dorset Theatre Festival). Sabrina received her BA in Theatre Arts from Brandeis. www.sabrinafarhi.com
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Timothy Mather
(Performer)
Timothy Mather (Brett): This is Tim’s second No Tea production, having performed in last spring’s The Apologies. Tim does a variety of things—he is an event producer for Dalzell Productions, does tech work for the Sundance Directors’ Lab every summer, and is the co-owner and producer for OneLight Productions. He is happy to be on stage again and he really loves working with No Tea.
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