Mary Elizabeth Barrett (Mary Lou)’s superpowers have never been in question, although growing up on a small island in New England without peers in this arena; she did feel rather freakish. As an adult, she has finally embraced her true nature and traveled the globe using her powers to adjust the trajectory of humanity. Righting the course of human nature is a big vision, but, in this economy, at least it’s a job.
Billy Mendieta (Jason)’s film credits include the award-winning Soldier of God (as Hasan), as well as Ismeria, Tres, Till You Get to Baraboo and the animated feature, Race. Originally from San Francisco, he has made a living doing regional theatre for many years. Some favorites: in Shakespearean roles: Hamlet, Romeo, Benedick, Caliban, Edmond; in musicals: as El Gallo in The Fantasticks, Bernardo and Riff in West Side Story, as Quasimodo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame; and in non-musicals: Anibal in Cloud Techtonics and recently, Dr.Treves in The Elephant Man. Mr. Mendieta is a member of The Antaeus Company, a partner in Transcending Pictures and currently works with WSR Creative, a production company in Los Angeles.
Lee Schall (Richard) has had many lead and supporting roles in film and television. Some of his credits include Secret Agent 420, Den, My Dark Days, While Supplies Last, Interviewing Norman, Once and Again, and Oliver Beene. Lee’s work has been featured at many prominent film festivals including Sundance and Tribeca. Lee easily goes back and forth from drama to comedy. Most recently, Lee can be seen in his powerful supporting role in the suspense thriller “Rule Of Three”. Lee has also been featured in numerous national commercials.
Juliet Bradford (Shawna) A native from Boise, Idaho, Juliet got her acting debut beating the boys out for the school play of Peter Pan as the role of Captain Hook.
Upon moving to Los Angeles she has made her mark in several national commercials, a principal role on Days of our Lives, numerous plays, and over 11 independent films with recent projects sweeping the film festival circuit. Check her out in the upcoming romantic comedy “Cream Soda.”
Adam Meyer (Eric/Captain Amazing) fell into acting in High School through a computer error with a cast list and has never looked back since. Currently, he is in King Lear at The Anteaus Company and is a member of the A2 Company with The Anteaus Company in North Hollywood, CA. He has performed all over the US at such reputable theatres as The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Williamstown Theatre Festival, and Cortland Repertory Theatre. Some TV Credits include: Untold Stories from the ER (TLC) and Ella and Me (Animal Planet). Some Web credits include Adam in A to B, and Miles in Miles and Ben. He holds a BA in Theatre from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Adam produces, writes, acts, Kicks Ass and Takes names (So Far, he is known as Brian, Larry, Ty, and Carl). Adam is represented by Jane Schulman at Vesta Talent 310-538-8298
Trenton Stuart Jones (Daniel) is a stand-up comedian. He has worked with some of the biggest comedians in the comedy world. He is also an actor. He has appeared on stage, in film, and on television. He makes his internet debut in “The Sanctum”. Looking for Trenton’s soon to be released comedy CD due out in the Spring of 2010.
Paige Wilson (Annette) is a long time super-power, first time web addict. After successfully pursuing a B.F.A. at Boston University School of Fine Arts (with a L.A.M.D.A. garnish), she turned her diamond-sharp focus towards the City of “Angels”. Rather than incriminate herself futher, she acknowledges only her appearances in King Lear and Peace in Our Time, both with Anteaus Theater Company, summer 2010.
