Critic, playwright, performer, "Funniest Man in Rhode Island", and former Assistant to Tony Bennett, Trav S.D. is the author of some 30 plays, 500 songs and 1,500 embarrassing episodes. His plays and solo pieces have been performed at Spa, the Bowery Ballroom, HERE, the Present Company Theatorium, Surf Reality, Collective Unconscious, Todo Con Nada, St. Marks Theatre and many others. He has been M.C. and producer of the American Vaudeville Theatre since 1996; his book on the history of vaudeville will be published by Faber and Faber in 2004. His freelance writings have been published in American Theatre, the Village Voice, Time Out New York, Reason, Backstage, and many other publications. 

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NEXT DMT APPEARANCE:  Marie in Twenty!  Theatre credits include God of Vengeance (Target Margin Theatre), The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other (Five Myles, Brooklyn), A Light in the Shadows (Tribeca Playhouse), Poop – A True Story (New York City Fringe Festival) Duelists (Theatre Ten Ten), City (HERE Arts Center), The Time of Your Life; The Blue Demon (Williamstown Theatre Festival). Film credits include What Men Talk About - currently filming; Noise (aWounded Knee); Disorder (Foxtrail Productions); Bloody Money (Moonlight Drive Productions); A Game of You (UFOTech); Sitting Down in Public (BuzzCut films); and Evolution (Pomp Studios). Lauren is a graduate of the University of Virginia.

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Alisha Silver made her debut with DMTheatrics in the OOBR award winner Antony and Cleopatra.  If you've been to San Francisco you may have seen her in The Cherry Orchard, Cabaret, Company, H.M.S. Pinafore, The Web and one or two other things.  In New York she has worked with 3 Teeth Between Us on Lips and asshOles and with TSI on several new plays.  

Among other things in his career, Ken Simon has: shaved his chest twice to play William Shatner in Dysfunctional Theater productions of I am Star Trek; been crushed to death by a giant lobster claw fighting to save the Earth (Manifestations); stripped down to his underwear, shoes, socks and pole-danced (Richard Foreman's Classical Therapy); and fought off atomic, flesh-eating zombies until bitten by his zombie-fied "wife" and was shot (Ten Nights in a Bar-Room). Thanks to Frank and Michele for being able to add Antony and Cleopatra in Vegas to the experience.

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Douglas Scott Sorenson has studied at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy, The Creative Acting Co., and privately with Amy Weinstein and Kirsti Kaldro.   Some of his favorite NYC credits include: The Three Sisters (Solyony), All My Sons (Chris), Edward II (Warwick), Bride of the Monster (Kelton), Bitch Macbeth (Small Asbury), Women and Wallace (Wallace) and A Little Piece of the Sun (Alexander Akimov), among others.  His films include: Stolen Choice, The Streets, Mina Seward, and Only Human.  Douglas has appeared on network television, radio, and commercials. He loves the stage, living in NYC, stupid trivia, Sunday mornings, his mom, and can’t wait ’till he is a sitcom regular! 

A rookie to New York theater, Ken's previous roles were as Claude in Syracuse University's production of Hair; one of the fathers in The Fantasticks; and various other film and stage work. Off stage, he sympathises with the techies, because his third or fourth passion in life is lighting design. Other passions, in no particular order, are graphic design (being his profession), painting, biking, acting, writing, hanging out with his beautiful sister in Brooklyn, and trying to make his parents proud. Ken's DMT debut was as the Dealer in Antony and Cleopatra.

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NEXT DMT APPEARANCE:  Emma in Twenty!  Moira Stone has played in Barker  and Wilde, Sondheim and Shaw. She  trained at Indiana University and apprenticed at NADA. She frequently appears with DMTheatrics; past shows include Salome, Quicksand, OOBR-award winner The Stranger, Kookamonga Falls, House of Trash, and Bitch Macbeth.  Other New York credits include shows in the Fringe, Foreman, and Ionesco festivals; Eleanor in Even the Jungle (slight return) at NADA; Madame de Merteuil in Dangerous Liaisons (Wilde Mulde/Abingdon); Allison in Neil Berg's Tim (Nyack Playhouse); and the workshop of Jessica Grace Wing's opera Lost (Inverse Theater). Not too long ago, she returned from a year-long stint as a singer on the QE2. Most recently, Moira appeared as Magnolia in Show Boat (LaComedia Dinner Theatre). Coming in September, she gets to play one of her dream roles, Amalia in She Loves Me (Hofstra University).

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As the nefarious Jud in Nevada Territory, Adam finally got to wear the black hat after playing a string of goody two-shoes characters in shows like DM Theatrics' Sugarbaby (Jesus/Elvis) and Rev Theatre Company's The Witch of Edmonton (Matthew Somerton). Other credits include Eros in the OOBR award-winning DMT production of Antony & Cleopatra, Thorn in Bitch Macbeth, Pubert and Claude the Gorilla in House of Trash (for which he also served as musical director) and the Skull Cowboy in Bryan Enk's The Crow at Nada Classic. His band, The Yesterdays (www.theyesterdays.net) is appearing soon in your neighborhood. Thanks to Sam, the Keeper.