Danielle O'Farrell (Estelle)

Danielle is a new-sprung graduate of the Theatre Conservatory at the Chicago College of Performing Arts (Roosevelt University). She most recently appeared in Speaking Ring Theatre's Vitality Fest; other Chicago work includes Maggie in "Maggie: A Girl of the Street" at the side project and Sister Temple in "Orpheus Descending" at American Theatre Company. She sends her thanks to her family, for their long-distance love, and to her urban tribe. Look for her this spring in LiveWire Chicago's "The Love of the Nightingale".

Don Hall (Cradeau)

Don has been an actor, director, writer, and producer in Chicago for the past 18 years. The Founding Director of WNEP Theater, Hall is happy to be working with LiveWire Chicago and Mr. Dennis. Notable past roles include Mayor Armitage Shanks (“Metaluna and the Amazing Science of the Mind Revue” - WNEP), Hitch Bigwood (“Losers Bracket” - WNEP), Hoover Shoats (“Wise Blood” - WNEP), and the voice of Lee in Jen Ellison’s radio adaptation of “Pretty Mouth and Green My Eyes.” Special thanks to the folks at WNEP Theater, his mother, and his incredible wife, Jen.

Saren Nofs-Snyder (Inez)

Saren is pleased not only to mark her LiveWire Chicago debut, but also her Chicago debut with this production. Ms. Nofs-Snyder was most recently in Portland, Oregon, where she worked with playwright Lanford Wilson on his 2006 rewrite of "Sympathetic Magic", originating the role of Barbara. In Oregon she was also seen as Lady Caroline in "Enchanted April", Lady Macbeth in "Macbeth", and May in "Once in a Lifetime", a role which earned her a Drammy Award (think Pacific Northwest Jeff) for best leading actress in a play. Regionally, Ms. Nofs-Snyder has worked with the Tony Award winning Utah Shakespearean Festival, Missouri Repertory Theatre, and Pioneer Theatre Company, among others. Some favourite roles include Celia in "As You Like It", Jean in "Ecstasy", and Nan/Lina in "Three Days of Rain". Ms. Nofs-Snyder earned an MFA in Acting from the University of Missouri,, Kansas City, and a BFA in Acting Performance from the University of Utah.

Jeremiah Musgrove (Boy)

Jeremiah hails from Texas, where he studied acting at Southern Methodist University. His favorite roles have been Iago, in "Othello", Actor 1, in "Seventy Scenes of Halloween", and Clifford, in "Side Man". Jeremiah is honored to be working with the LiveWire Chicago Theatre in his first production since moving to the Chicago area. "I'll know my song well before I start singing."