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Elizabeth Allerton
(Alice
Lawrence) Most recently, Elizabeth has been seen in the dramatic short
film, Mitch and Peggy’s Game shown at the Atlantic Theatre Company’s Studio this past spring. Prior to,
she appeared in the dramatic independent film, A Safe House. Other work includes: Theatrical showcase, Cornered,
starring in two one-act plays; 24-hour theatrical showcase Epiphany’s Corner; dark comedy short film, Wardrobe.
She has done extensive voice-over work, is a former disc jockey, and
previously studied acting with Bruce Ornstein.
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Sarah Barry
(Kira Lawrence) Sarah is a teacher/actress who has recently performed in Titus Andronicus and an original play called Next Caller Please... She is very excited to be
working on I Hate Love.
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Danielle Beckmann
(Margaret Frank)
Danielle is thrilled to be a part of the MITF. Danielle is a Southern
California native who graduated from Chapman University in Orange,
California, with a BFA in Theatre Performance. She moved to Manhattan
two weeks after graduation in 2008, and she has been living in the city
of her dreams ever since. In Manhattan she has performed with Wingspan
Arts in a series of original one-acts titled Love(d),
and also was a member of Springboard NYC, a program for young actors
produced by the American Theatre Wing. She hopes that you LOVE the show
and thanks you all for your support! Myspace.com/DanielleBeckmannActor
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Dan Belmont
(Lieutenant Sean Peterson) Dan is thrilled
to be in the cast of I Hate Love and back on stage in NYC! Past projects include: City of Angels, Damn
Yankees (Heritage Theatre Festival, Charlottesville, VA), Toad of Toad Hall, Dracula (The Barnstormers,
Tamworth, NH), and The Lost Colony (Outer Banks, NC). NYC credits: New Car Smell (which he also produced)
and Happy Hour (the one with the free PBR's). Dan currently works at Queens Theatre in the Park
and is in the development stages of starting a gourmet jelly company!
Work hard, play hard. Hooray for smooches! Nothing but love for my
family and friends.
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Austin Elmore
(Deputy Verges) Austin is excited to perform in New York for the first time with I Hate Love. He looks forward to building up a bio as exciting as his castmates'.
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John Felidi
(Robert Lawrence) John would like to thank Kyle, John, Mark, and the cast for this wonderful experience.
He has a leading role in the upcoming independent feature Safehouse as well as in I, Creator. He is honored
to be a part of this play.
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Anthony Gargano
(Boris Sagitov) Anthony
is delighted to be back on the NY stage as part of the MITF’s tenth
year celebration. Anthony attended the New York Film Academy, where he
wrote, directed, and acted in a number of films. He studied acting in
NYC with Bruce Ornstein. Select credits include: THEATER: Harry
Padavona in Just
Call Me Nickie, Dr. Bill Martin in Weekend of Death, Martin in Feeding the Moonfish, and Bob in Sans
Deus. FILM: Buster in The Captive, Nick Russo in Initial Sin, Tony in Brown Water, Vincent
in Lover From Beyond the Grave, Laslo in Istvan, Detective Brown in On the Run Again: This America Part
2, and Callaghan in Safe House. Break a leg to all the actors, and to the audience, enjoy the show!
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DR Mann Hanson
(Tom Lawrence) DR is thrilled to be making his Collective Objective debut with I Hate Love!
As the Artistic Associate of Stone Soup Theatre Arts, DR has produced and acted in What Happens to Women Here, The
Ghost Dancers, and The Maguffin. DR is a graduate of San Francisco State University, summa cum laude, where
he enjoyed performing in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf and Raised in Captivity. As a director, DR has
had the honor of mounting Waiting for Godot and a staged reading of The Yellow Boat.
Much love to family and friends for their constant support and thanks
to Kyle and Mark for this opportunity! I love you Jamison!
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Andrew Stephen Johnson
(Lieutenant Cruz Galvan)
Andrew is very excited to be working on his first project in New York
and since graduating from acting school. He graduated in May from
Circle in the Square Theatre School and finalized his two years by
playing Lee Baum in Arthur Miller's The American Clock. Other favorite roles
include Konstantin in The Seagull and George Gibbs in Our
Town.
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Roi King
(Father Frank) Roi is fresh from producing, directing, and starring in Extensions.
After attending Kingsborough College for Theatre Arts, Roi teamed up
with film and video artists Michael Paul Britto, where he starred in
and choreographed Dirty Harriet Tubman/Slave for You, This Little Word of Mine (Live),
and their latest project The Argument. King also recently starred in a set of shorts called Nowhere and
as part 6th Annual 72 Hour Film Shootout, Happy Sad Go! Go! Go! These
are just a few projects that Roi has been hard at work on, so look
forward to seeing lots more of him. Roi would like to thank his family,
friends, and co-workers for their continued support. (You guys are the
best.) Special thanks to Mark Duncan, Kyle Baxter, and this great cast.
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Blaine Pennington
(Commander Gerald Bennett) Blaine recently appeared as Dromio of Ephesus in Comedy of Errors
(Phare Play). His current projects include the independent shorts Pushed, a fast-paced thriller that sends him rushing
through New York City fighting bad guys in hopes of saving the woman he loves, and No Exit: The Lost Triangle,
an adaptation of Jean-Paul Sartre's existential play set in modern-day
Iraq. Both films will make their way through the independent film
circuit this summer. Keep up with Blaine's ongoing projects by joining
his Facebook fanpage: www.facebook.com/pages/Blaine-Pennington/83024920076?ref=ts
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Duncan Pflaster
(Sheriff Boone Doggleberry) Duncan is a multi-award-winning playwright who occasionally acts. Favorite
acting roles include Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Holla Holla Productions), The Baron de Charlus in Camino
Real (Art House Productions), and Grandfather in Ragtime (DeBaun Center for the Performing Arts). He is thrilled
to let loose his inner Large Ham in I Hate Love. DuncanPflaster.com
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Elizabeth Pickett
(Captain
Ingrid Peterson) Elizabeth
is delighted to work with The Collective Objective. Recent credits
include: Willows Theatre, Marin Shakespeare, Nevada Civic Light
Opera, Solano Theatre, and Hillbarn Theatre. She also opened for
Carol Channing at the Venetian Room in San Francisco. She would like to thank: Fred, the Fam, Michael, Susan, JHS, Marsha, Greg, and Jana.
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