Nate Gundy is thrilled to work again with Whistler in the Dark, in whose production of Family Stories he appeared last spring.  Other recent credits include The Mistakes Madeline Made (Holland Productions); Shh! (New Exhibition Room); The T Plays (Mill 6 Theatre Collaborative).

Dan Grund is happy to be returning to Whistler in the Dark for his third show! He was formerly involved in In Perpetuity Throughout the Universe and Don't Exaggerate. Dan is the Artistic Director for Counter-Productions Theater Company and is ecstatic to be again working with Whistler in the Dark, the company that has inspired many of CPTCs progressions.

Curt Klump Whistler in the Dark Theatre: One Flea Spare and The Bacchae; Actors Shakespeare Project: A Midsummer Night's Dream, Coriolanus; New Rep: Macbeth, Mister Roberts, and Lieutenant of Inishmore; Huntington Theatre Company: How Shakespeare Won The West;  Zeitgeist Stage: The Kentucky Cycle and Sacred Hearts;  Shakespeare Now!: Julius Caesar, Romeo & Juliet and A Midsummer Nights Dream; Shakespeare & Company: Hamlet, Julius Caesar, Romeo & Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, and The Tempest. Curt is also the host of NewEngland.com’s New England TV. Curt trained at Shakespeare & Company in Western Massachusetts and spent several years there acting, teaching, and directing in their award winning education programs and has also taught for the New York Film Academy’s summer program at Harvard University.

Jennifer O'Connor holds a B.F.A. in theatre performance from Salem State. Joining Whistler for their inaugural production of The Possibilities, she has been with the company ever since. For three seasons she was the company manager and an acting member of imaginary beasts. Other Boston area collaborations include Chelsea Theatre Zone (now Apollinaire Theatre), Insomouth Productions, Mill 6 Collaborative, and staged readings with Catalyst Collaborative@MIT and New Voices @ New Rep.

Marie Polizzano* is thrilled to be a part of her first Whistler production! She most recently appeared in the Huntington Theatre Company's production of Circle Mirror Transformation.  Other regional credits: As You Like It, The Comedy of Errors, Shakespeare On Love (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company); The Crucible, Othello, Of Mice and Men (New Rep on Tour); A Christmas Carol (Stoneham Theatre); Hamlet (GAN-e-meed Theatre Project); Limonade Tous Les Jours (Exquisite Corps). She can be seen in various commercials and the upcoming independent films Slip and Fall and Gem of the West. Marie earned her BFA in acting from the Boston University School of Theatre, and has also studied at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. She is a proud member of the Actors' Equity Association and the Screen Actors Guild.

Elizabeth Rimar is graduate of Boston University. She is extremely excited to be part of her second Whistler show. Boston credits include: The Life & Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (Lyric Stage Company), Macbeth (New Repertory Theatre), The Superheroine Monologues (Phoenix Theatre Artists & Company One), The Boys of Winter (BKS Productions), Assassins (Company One) and The Bacchae (Whistler in the Dark). BU credits: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead & The Complete Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged). Thanks to Timmy.

Evan Sanderson graduated from Boston University with a BFA in Theatre Arts. He has performed in numerous shows at BU’s School of Theatre, as well as acting at the Boston Playwright’s Theater, and as a part of the performance ensemble at the Maryland Renaissance Festival. His play Fallujah is currently in production as a nominee for the American College Theatre Festival and is slated to be performed in New York at the InCite Arts Festival. Evan is also a candidate for the Irene Ryan Excellence in Acting Award and a finalist for the Kahn “Career in the Arts” Entry Grant. This fall, he performed as Mark Antony in Shakespeare Now’s production of Julius Caesar. He is originally from Columbia, Maryland.

Scott Sweatt is excited to be back working with the Whistlers after last fall's production of In on It. He spent the summer touring with Momentum Theatre Troupe, on a truck that unfolds into a stage, sharing productions of: The Tempest, The Leader, and an adaptation of Lewis Carroll's poem Jabberwocky. Around Boston he has worked with New Repertory Theatre on productions of boom!, and Picasso at the Lapin Agile, at Stoneham Theatre in My Fair Lady, GAN-e-meed's production of Silence, and The Donkey Show at the ART. He has also worked with Exquisite Corps on their Infinite Story project devoted to developing plays of Boston playwrights. He earned an MFA in Acting from Columbia University, and a BS in Theatre from Skidmore College.

 Mac Young holds a B.A. in Liberal Arts and Theatre from Bennington College. His recent appearances include Imaginary Beast's Moliére Squared, Holland Production's Aloha, Say The Pretty Girls, Zeitgeist Stage's Bad Jazz, and ArtFarm Production's premiere, Kim and Delia. He has numerous credits from the Vineyard Playhouse, and makes frequent appearances in their Shakespeare for the Masses series, for which he serves as fight director. He has contributed prop and set designs for Siamsa Theatre Co. (Thirst, A Pound on Demand), Holland Productions (Kid Simple, Melancholy Play), and Imaginary Beasts (Moliére Squared).

Vawnya Nichols (Stage Manager) is happy to return to Whistler in the Dark having stage managed Family Stories with them last season. Her stage managing credits include Cherry Smoke (Gurnet Theatre Company), The Diary of Anne Frank (Boston Children's Theatre), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare Now!), Carny Knowledge (Fort Point Theatre Channel), Boyce & Melinda's Investment Strategies for the Post-Money World (Magic Bean Productions), Classics! National Tour (Chamber Theatre Productions), FeverFest 09 (Small Theatre Alliance of Boston), Present Imperfect: A Gallery of Shorts by Harold Pinter (Fort Point Theatre Channel), Aloha, Say the Pretty Girls (Holland Productions) and Harvard University's FarceFest 2009.

* Appearing courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association.