Miranda is an actor, director, writer, and stage manager originally from Seattle, WA. Thank you for coming to support her Bay Area directorial debut! Most recently she performed in Agatha Christie's The Hollow with San Leandro Players, and continues to double-threat both on- and off-stage at various theaters in the Bay Area. In her free time, she is writing a queer, feminist, musical adaptation of Frankenstein.

Lisa has been with the Chanticleers Theater for 9 years. In that time she has crewed many different shows with this company including: The Addams Family (the Musical), Little Women, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, and Little Shop of Horrors. She obtained the Excellence in Technical theater award at Chabot College. Last season Lisa became our resident Property Master.

Venee is a set and production designer, actor, and photographer. She is thrilled to be Joining Chanticleers production staff and designing the set for You Should Be So Lucky. Her recent design projects include set & costume design for The River Bride here at Chanticleers, for Midsummer Night's Dream with Orinda Village Starlight Players and for Annie Warbucks with Landmark Musical Theatre (RIP), set design & props for Reservations with Ross Valley Players, and production design for the award-winning independent films Concerto for Abigail, Mona, and Pear in the Window.

Christine first came to Chanticleers in 1984 when she was Stage Manager and Assistant to the Director for All About Eve. 14 years later she returned to direct Wait Until Dark, continuing with Bus Stop, Steel Magnolias, The Cocktail Hour and in 2003, Blithe Spirit. Christine then changed her focus to stage managing, working with companies as varied as ACT in San Francisco to San Rafael’s AlterTheatre and TheatreFirst in Oakland. 20 years later Christine is thrilled to be back at Chanticleers as the theatre's artistic director, as well as directing the recent shows Dracula and Stop Kiss.

Rob has been on the East Bay community theatres scene since at least 1985. He’s learned an immeasurable amount of things from carpentry to design to electrics and lighting and most importantly, community. He was glad to come in at the last minute and help Chanticleers create this lovely show, as well as hang their vastly improved new lighting instruments. Enjoy the show!

JJ is a stage manager jumping back into theater after some time away. Originally from Maryland, this is her first production in the Bay Area! She's very excited to be part of such an excellent cast and crew.