Greenville Theater Project Cast

Due to a freak accident involving a marshmallow, a piece of dark chocolate and an
out-of-control Bunsen burner, Anthony somehow blunders his way through life with only
has half of his common sense. When not performing with GTP, Anthony teaches at
East Carolina University and Edgecombe Community College, and writes fiction to
quell the voices in his head. Which works. Most of the time.

When not goofing around in various bodies of water, including
renaissance-themed washing pits, Marlo spends her time as an artist trapped
behind the facade of a normal person. She's performed on a number of
interactive/improvisational stages all over Florida and New York, but calls North
Carolina home. Mainly because her house, her cat, her husband, and all the rest
of her stuff is there.

Lee Armstrong was born in an elevator. Some time later, he spent 12 years
in Los Angeles working as a professional actor, encyclopedia salesman,
dishwasher, and mannequin manufacturer. Fortunately, Lee did not let
success go to his head; it instead went to his stomach. He says he has some
of the best friends a person could possibly have. Some of them are dead; the
ones he hangs out with on a regular basis are not.

After realizing there was no Tony Award for best prop placement during a scene
change, Jane Sharp joined a comedy-improv group. She received applause
and liked it. During her four years with the Way-Off Broadway Players in
California, she performed improv and stand-up, wrote sketch comedy, and even
won the AACT western regional competition for her production of Graceland.
She dreams of someday being cast as a corpse in a Crime Stoppers
reenactment.

A practicing attorney in Greenville, Dave was forced to change his dream
of performing on stage after losing (at least for now) a legal battle to keep
Pitt County’s strip clubs free from oppressive government regulation. He
intends to express himself through improv at least through the appeal
process.

When not busy with finger paints, solving quantum physics problems with
crayons or splashing about with a rubber ducky in the bath, Georgia spends
her time saving humankind from themselves while sporting a beach towel
cape and her UnderRoo underwear. Her life's aspiration is to one day hitch a
ride back to her home planet where she will be celebrated among greats such
as the robot that said "Danger Will Roberson", Mary Ann of Gilligan's Island,
and Velma of Scooby Doo.