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The Cast
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Deborah
Sale Butler has a deep love for political satire.
She began lampooning the first Bush Administration as a stand-up comic
back in the 80s, but her performing career began long before that.
For nearly 20 years, Deborah has worked across the country as a stage
actress and voice-over artist (you can find her on many of your favorite
CD-ROM games). When not satirizing current events, she produces radio
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Jonathan
Coogan is a Los Angeles Native. He has been acting for 15 years. He
has been on many TV shows, and was in the feature motion picture PUPS.
Jonathan has studied with Avery Schreiber for the last 5 years, and also
performed with Avery in the award winning Kabbalah. He is currently studying
with Milton Katselas at the Beverly Hills Playhouse. And yes he is Uncle
Festers Nephew. |
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Gary
Grossman began his stage career at 14 in "the King and I" where he
shaved his head, an omen of things to come. He performed in numerous college
and professional productions, in which he got to become many varied and
exciting nationalities, but his love of Improv prevailed, and Gary found
himself in "The Moving Targets" as an extension of the life he had been
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Craig T. Raisner
(Musical Improviser) grew up in the community theatre scene and toured through almost any town with a theatre in every state except
Hawaii as either an Actor, Stage Manager or Conductor/Musical Director. After a brief stint on and off Broadway he left the Big Apple with some California Dreamin'. Recent credits include "My Wife and
Kids," "Son of the Beach" and "Days Of Our Lives," and several films including "Buying Time"
which screened at Sundance in 2002.
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Barbera Howard has TV credits that include
recurring roles on “One Life to Live,” and “Ryan’s Hope.” Stage credits
include “Doctor in Spite of Himself,” Ladies at the Alamo,” and “Strange
Snow.” Her extensive improv work includes Theatresports, Off The Lease,
Gal-O-Rama, studying with Avery Schreiber, Ensemble Studio Theatre, and
Up Front Comedy Theatre. |
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Anita Morales appeared is such films as
“Ed TV,” “Staying Alive,” “Grease,” and “Dr. Detroit.” Her TV credits include
“It’s A Miracle,” “Not Before the Crack of Noon,” and “A Night With a Public
Nuisance.” Theatrical work: “Scream Queens,” and “Sweet Charity.” She studied
with Tom Todoroff, Peter Henry Shroeder, Silvanna Gillardo, and Avery Schreiber. |
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Jim
Troesh, a quadriplegic actor/writer, has been performing nearly half
his life. Credits include movies, stage, TV, and commercials, including
3 years as "Scotty" the quadriplegic attorney on Highway to Heaven starring
Michael Landon. He has been doing improv more than five years, studying with
Avery Schreiber, and Los Angeles Theatresports. A lifelong activist, political
comedy of the Moving Targets is right up Jim's alley. For more about Jim's
entertainment background go to
www.jimtroesh.net.
He is also a graphic designer
and web designer and you can view his work
at www.jggraffix.com. |
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