Brent Lofgren
Brent Lofgren looks forward to hilarious rehearsals resulting in a hilarious show.  Brent's last appearance on the CAP stage was as the cameraman in Dead and Deader, with only one week's rehearsal!  He was also Hysterium  in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum and the Long Song Seller in Oliver!  Other appearances in recent eyars have been in Ann Arbor Civic Theater's My One and Only and Saline Area Players' No No Nanette, A Funny Thing...Forum (as Hero that time), and Little Shop of Horrors.  When not on stage, Brent is a research climatology for the Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, and a member of Measure for Measure Men's Choral Society. He thanks his father for creative language for cleaning up the script.

Tomi Dres
Tomi is playing Alice, and this is the third Chelsea Area Players show in which she has performed.  Previously she was in both Beauty and the Beast and Pirates of Penzance.  Tomi has also worked with the CAP's Youth Theater by directing That's Showbiz. She also was in the Saline Area Players production of The Wizard Of Oz. When not pretending to be a pregnant lawyer, Tomi teaches fifth grade at South Meadows Elementary.

June Weiland
June is delighted to have time to be on stage again, having recently retired from teaching and directing plays at Manchester High School.  She keeps busy editing a video, playing bridge, travelling, and enjoying her first grandchild, Jackson, born last summer. Active on and backstage in community theatre for 37 years, June serves on the CAP Board and most recently produced The Sound of Music. She'd like to thank Vicky and Clara for the chance to "play" with a wonderful cast.

Ric Foytik
Ric’s first role with the Chelsea Players was Luther Billis in South Pacific. Then he played a few serious roles such as Bill Calhoun in Kiss Me Kate, a lawyer in The Night of January 16^th and Henry Higgins in the 1982 production of My Fair Lady. But, comedy is what he prefers to do. Jesse in Plaza Suite, Charlie Cowell in The Music Man, Titus in The Curios Savage and he played nine different characters in a comedy called Bullshot Crummond at the Black Sheep Theater. He hasn’t been in a show in ten years but couldn’t help being lured in by such a juicy role as Abe Dryfus. He just wishes he could remember the lines as well as he used to.

David Avery
David's experience with Chelsea Area Player's was multi-fold in My Fair Lady as George the bartender, as well as in the Barbershop-type quartet and a few other supporting roles in the Chorus. But, David's major theatrical time is spent with the Stockbridge The Town Hall Players where he has played Juror no. 2 in Twelve Angry Jurors, the cab driver in Harvey, the minister in The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, Mr. Bester in Up The Down Staircase,  and was Dr. Emmet in The
Curious Savage.

Clara Smith