Emily Etherton began acting at the age of ten after attending an acting workshop at Mummers Theatre of Oklahoma City. She pursued the stage through junior high, high school, and college, with all of her efforts culminating in an acceptance to the Lee Strasberg Institute in New York City. Emily has performed in numerous productions including The Women, Boy Gets Girl, A Hotel on Marvin Gardens, Bright Ideas, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Six Women with Brain Death, The Rocky Horror Show , One Flew Over the
Cuckoo's Nest, and Marivaux's La Dispute, which was performed entirely in French. She has also contributed to the theatre as a stage manager, sound designer, and dramaturg, and is a former board member and play selection committee member for Carpenter Square Theatre. Emily is the author of the independent film Stacked Dead Actors, and is currently working on her second screenplay

Rockne T. Gillen (Rock) started in high school theater way back when you learned everything: acting, set design/construction, lighting, make up, sound, stage management and directing. He spent 4 years and two summers honing his skills on everything from comedy to melodrama. He was a founding member of the Greenham Players group in the UK where he was last seen on stage performing in Don't Drink the Water and A Christmas Carol. Since that time he has been active as a runner, stage Manager, technical director, set construction, lighting and sound. Some of the productions Rock has been involved in include Fuddy Meers, Boy Gets Girl, Hotel on Marvin Gardens, Boston Marriage, Murder in Green Meadows, and The Women. In addition to the stage, Rock happily accepted the challenge to work on a soon to be released Zombie film called Stacked Dead Actors. He is now focused on bringing the lights up on The Ghostlight Theatre Club

Kim R. Davis began acting as soon as she could put people together in her own back yard and persuade others to watch. No really, things began in earnest when she was 15 years old. She performed physical action & stunts beginning at age 17 working as a "Gun Fighter" at Frontier City Amusement Park and moving on from there to Hollywood Stunt Shows as well as Stunt & Gunfight Competitions. Her training was received from the following: University of Oklahoma, LuShar's School of Dance, Lionheart, Col. Colt's Company, Oklahoma Entertainment Guild, Moore High School. Some of the Stage shows she has performed in are Diva, Don't Dress For Dinner, Hotel On Marvin Gardens, Lost In Yonkers, Fuddy Meers, Last of The Red Hot Lovers, Mame, Dracula, Fiddler on The Roof, The Women, Much thanks to my family, Karen Massey, Mike Adkins, Jim Rollins, Jim Edgin from whom came many opportunities to learn and put my loud mouth to good use.

Jeni White began her theatre career in high school starting with her induction into show choir at Edmond North High School. Musical Theatre became her life throughout high school and college. Her time was mostly spent with the UCO productions of Help!, Help!, the Globolinks, Gypsy, and the Edmond Historical Society production of Stake your Claim. When she left college she traveled to Orland where she worked for Walt Disney World as a character performer. Her work at Disney was rewarded when she was selected to open both the Mulan parade and the nighttime fireworks spectacular Fantasmic! In 1999 she moved to New York City to persue her love of Musical Theatre but wound up performing in independent films and writing a screen play (that would never be shot...) After returning to Oklahoma she has performed primarily with Carpenter Square Theatre in such plays as The Underpants, Tiger Lady, and Bright Ideas. She has most recently been seen at Yukon's Stage Door in The Women.