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Saint Mary Immaculate School Rachel Avery Jennifer Candy Carrie Clifford Liesel Hanson Jaime Moyer S A I N T M A R Y I M M A C U L A T E HIGH SCHOOL Chris L. McKenna REUNION A ZOOM THEATER EXPERIENCE Brad Morris WHODUNIT? YOU DECIDE! WRITTEN BY DIRECTED BY James Nevius Mark Beltzman Stuart Pankin ENCORE PERFORMANCES April 17 & 18, 2021 Tickets start at $10 per registered device at www.saintmaryimmaculatereunion.com Andy St. Clair S A I N T M A R Y I M M A C U L A T E HIGH SCHOOL REUNION WRITTEN BY DIRECTED BY James Nevius Mark Beltzman Cast (in order of appearance) Jacqueline O'Brien Liesel Hanson Betty O'Brien, reunion chairperson Rachel Avery Father Moorehouse, headmaster of Stuart Pankin Saint Mary Immaculate School various members of the reunion class Jack Brad Morris Lloyd Andy St. Clair Baby Carrie Clifford Marcia Jaime Moyer Mike Chris L. McKenna Eve Jennifer Candy Annie Rachel Avery Place: In the town of Yellow River...and on Zoom Time: In the middle of a pandemic There will be one 3-minute intermission A portion of the proceeds from each ticket sale will be donated to ProArts Playhouse, Kihei, Maui to help keep theater alive during this pandemic Rachel Avery (Betty/Annie) has appeared in Jaime Moyer (Marcia) is a member of the acting dozens of plays in Los Angeles and surrounding unions SAG-AFTRA and AEA. Select TV credits: regional theaters and is a proud company member Bob's Burgers, Modern Family, AP Bio, The Big of both Pacific Resident Theater and Rogue Show Show, KC Undercover. On stage, Jaime Machine. One of her favorites was originating the reprised many roles with a Second City role of Meg in Re-Animator the Musical. Also a production at The Kennedy Center, Kirk Douglas writer/director, her pilot Wake Up America! is Theater in L.A., and The Armory in Portland. available on Amazon. Check out her website: www.jaimemoyer.com. Jennifer Candy (Eve) is a comedian who studied Stuart Pankin (Fr. Moorehouse) is the five-time at Second City Chicago and is the host of "Couch nominated, CableAce Award-winning actor for Candy" (couchcandy.co). She has appeared in HBO's Not Necessarily The News. Master's Degree such films as In Vino and the Disney television from Columbia University. Performed with the series Liv & Maddie. New York Shakespeare Festival, Brooklyn Academy of Music Repertory Company, American Place Theatre, Lincoln Center, Folger Shakespeare Theatre, Odyssey Theatre, Musical Theatre West, Reprise LA! and starred in over 80 Carrie Clifford (Baby) has appeared in: Super Off-Broadway, summer, and regional theater Troopers 2, The Slammin’ Salmon, Crazy Ex- productions. Series regular on nine prime time Girlfriend, The Office, Bob’s Burgers, Comedy television shows and pilots; guest starred and Bang! Bang!, Longmire, and more. She is recurred in over 350 television productions. currently a writer on The Great North on FOX. Carrie misses live theater. She used to perform Andy St. Clair (Lloyd) is an actor/writer regularly until there was a global pandemic who recently served as a consulting which caused her to spend way too much time producer/writer/actor on The Big Show with her husband and son. Show on Netflix and consulting producer/writer/actor on ABC’s The Kids Liesel Hanson (Jacqueline) is a native Are Alright. Other credits include Californian who has performed on stage in Brickleberry, Sirens, Alex, Inc., Dr. Ken, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York, Tacoma FD, Cougartown, and Arrested and Edinburgh. Previous credits include the Development. Lionsgate horror film Children of Sorrow, the original cast of Re-Animator the Musical and the Mark Beltzman (director/producer) is so HAPPY action/thriller feature Happy Hunting (now & PROUD to be directing this brilliant script streaming on VOD). along with this AMAZINGLY talented cast. Reinventing ourselves during this pandemic has Chris McKenna (Mike) is known to primetime and forced us to adapt to the Virtual World of Zoom daytime TV audiences alike for his stints on State to deliver this rousing audience interactive of Affairs, Lucifer, The Young and the Restless, and murder mystery WHODUNIT? Thank you ALL Major Crimes to name a few. He’s also an alum of for your support during these challenging times! Re-Animator: The Musical. He currently appears as www.markbeltzman.com D.A. Marc Rothman in Good Trouble (Freeform) and as Chief Doug Price in For All Mankind (AppleTV). James Nevius (author/producer) met his wife Michelle (assoc. producer) at an Agatha Christie play. He is best known as a historian and Brad Morris (Jack) is an alum of Chicago’s Second journalist. In 2019, he won the inaugural ProArts City’s Mainstage, the iO Theatre and The Playhouse playwriting competition for his two- Annoyance, and is a founding and active member of act sci-fi/murder mystery Murder in the Nth the renowned improvisational groups The Degree. When production of the play was put on Reckoning and Uncle’s Brother with Tim Meadows. hiatus due to COVID-19, he turned his attention Television includes: Curb Your Enthusiasm, Veep, to crafting something that could both be Modern Family, The Office, The League, Key and Peele, performed on Zoom and watched online. He Great News, Friends from College and The Good Place. studied English Literature at NYU (where he Film includes: Search Party, Sing, and Jay Roach’s concentrated on Shakespeare) and playwriting in Bombshell. As a TV writer, Brad spent three seasons New York with Jeffrey Stocker and Christopher as a producer on the TBS comedy Cougar Town, and Durang. www.jamesnevius.com. He's also a as head writer for seasons 1 and 2 of Bajillion Dollar songwriter: www.kimosongs.com. Properties and currently has shows at ABC and TBS..
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