The Ensemble - Lloyd's Prayer

	Amanda Fisher (Co-Director) – is a B.O.B. board member and performer, first appearing in A Midsummer Night’s Dream in 1992 and most recently appearing in The Merry Wives of Windsor as Mistress Page. She works as a motor coach tour planner and enjoys photography and writing.  Amanda is grateful and somewhat overwhelmed to have the chance to co-direct this show alongside a pro like Paula.  Thank you to this amazing cast and crew and to B.O.B. for providing the opportunity!
	Paula Carroll (Co-Director) – feels very lucky to have found this band of brothers shortly after moving to Johnstown in 2008.  Paula spent a dozen years in Pittsburgh, working with many terrific theatre companies including City Theater, PICT, Quantum Theatre, UnSeam'd Shakespeare Co., and Open Stage Theatre.  She has had the pleasure of appearing with B.O.B. as Jessica in The Merchant of Venice and served as Laura Gordon's Assistant Director for The Merry Wives of Windsor.  She most recently appeared as Woman and Voice in Samuel Beckett's Rockaby for (un)Apologetic Productions/Theatre Matters.  Motto:  Huzzah for Everybody!
	Randy Jeffreys (Lloyd) – Randy has been absorbed in area theater for the last 12 years. He first first apeared with B.O.B as Claudius in Hamlet and also held such memorable roles as Jacques in As You Like and the title role of Macbeth.  Randy has worked with St.Francis, Cresson Lake Playhouse, Nail Soup, TheatreMatters, and (un)Apologetic Productions to name a few. Recent projects including directing Beckett's" Not I" and also" Come and Go".  Randy also appeared in Sam Shepard's "When the World was Green" this past year with (un)Apologetic Productions. Best wishes to all for a happy new year.
	Ed Dreikorn, IV (Stage Manager) - Ed is a sophomore at Westmont Hilltop High School.  This is his second venture with B.O.B. as stage manager.  Ed also apeared onstage in Merry Wives of Windsor as one of the “spirits” in the woods.  He is a member of Hilltop’s musical and theatre club.  When he first started with B.O.B. he was just a set lifter, but was drawn in by the good times and good people that make up B.O.B.  (And we are glad to have him as one of our good people!)
	Scott Jeffreys (Dad/Peter/Porpy/Boss) – Scott is a professional musician from the Johnstown area. His first acting experience came portraying Duke Frederick in B.O.B. 2001 production of As You Like It. His stage credits since then include King Lear (Gloucester), Endgame (Hamm), True West (Lee), Love's Labours' Lost (Boyet, Constable Dull), Picasso At The Lapin Agile (Sagot), and Othello (Montano). He also recently directed the (un)Apologetic Productions presentation of Samuel Beckett's Rockaby. Scott would like to dedicate his performance to his fellow cast members, who are the finest actors to be found in the area. "You work and slave to give your kid a good home.....then you die and he goes and eats half of you."
	Kate Davis (Mom/Angel/Linda) – Kate began her acting career in the womb, playing the title role in a community theatre production of Rosemary's Baby.  Since then she has appeared in dozens of shows, ranging from pretty good to outstanding.  Kate most recently played the Mouth in Not I, produced by (Un)apologetic Productions and Theatre Matters.  Other favorite roles include the lead role in Hamlet, Ballas in The Memorandum, and as 13 characters in Anna Deveare Smith's Fires in the Mirror.  She has written two original one woman shows, Her (originally performed in Savannah, Ga), and Vivian Penmark's Parlour Games, which made its debut at the Orlando Fringe Festival in 2008.  We are so glad Kate is making her debut with B.O.B.  When Kate's not in the theatre or chained to her desk, she enjoys playing with her two year old, Iris, husband Matt, and dogs, Lupin and Edith Anne.  Kate hopes to continue writing and to be more involved in Johnstown's theatre community.
	Dylan Myers (Bob) - is delighted to be performing in Lloyd’s Prayer. He has performed with the Band of Brothers ensemble in The Merry Wives of Windsor, the Shanksville-Stonycreek High School Drama Club in The Sting, and is currently a senior on Rockwood High School’s forensics team where he has succeeded in the categories of poetry and duo dramatics. Dylan enjoys playing the trumpet and drums, reading, and watching movies. He plans on attending the University of Pittsburgh to major in theatre arts. Dylan would like to dedicate his performance to his eminently supportive parents.
	Dominic Berardi (Stage Crew)– Dom is a senior at Westmont Hilltop High who regularly attends any theatrical work that is available. We are happy the Dom is nce again joining the stage crew, a task he first took on for the B.O.B. production of Othello.  He also has done stage crew work for his high school in various plays. He made his onstage debut with B.O.B. in The Merry Wives of Windsor.  Dom is excited to work again with people he respects and loves to work with in this production of "Lloyd"s Prayer".