Barkha has directed and acted in numerous stage productions and has done many Zoom productions. She directed “Imperfectly Frank” for PlayZoomers, Inc. in 2024 and is excited to direct “Away in a Manger” this year. (2/2)

Barkha Kishnani is a realtor by profession and Artistic Director and founder of ICS Theatre (2014-2023). She manages everything from recruitment to production and has worked with esteemed directors like Mahesh Dattani (India) and Dr. Farley Richmond (USA). (1/2)

John Minigan is a recent Massachusetts Artist Fellow in Playwriting. He’s had recent new play commissions from Gloucester Stage Company, Concert Theatre Works, Back Porch Theater, and Lyric Stage Company of Boston. Out of the Scorpion’s Nest won the Kennedy Center’s Royer Award.

She carried on as an NYC-based actor for the next 20-something years, playing in dinner theatres, stock, and touring through the US and around Paris, before marrying the actor playing Higgins to her Eliza in “My Fair Lady." She continues to perform with local theatres. (2/2)

Jeanne Louise is appearing in her fifth PlayZoomers production. She received her BA in theatre from Simpson College in Iowa, then completed the Professional Actors' Training Program at Circle in the Square Theatre on Broadway. (1/2)

“Oy Vey Maria,” “Offend Me Not,” and “Ed and Larry Are Red.” Norm also records audiobooks, most recently “Killing Gilda” by Yahya Gharagozlou. (2/2)

Norm Thibeault has appeared as Duke of Plaza-Toro in “The Gondoliers” and several PlayZoomers shows, including “Can You Hear Me Now?”, “On Queue,” “Last Minute Shoppers”... (1/2)

Kristina Lloyd is a UCLA Theatre, Film, and Television School alumna and has worked in theatre, film, and television for over 25 years. This is her fourth production with PlayZoomers.

Patrick Gabridge's short plays have received more than 1,000 productions around the world. He is the producing artistic director of Play in Place, which specializes in creating new site-specific plays in partnerships with museums, historic sites, and other cultural institutions.

Jason Shoup is excited to appear in his first Zoom play after spending many years writing and creating short films and comedy sketches. He has previously created content for the YouTube group "Hive of Villainy."

Television — “Better Call Saul,” “Pluribus”; online radio series - “Ain’t Dead Yet!”; and Zoom — “The Noir Before Christmas.” He has performed in numerous PlayZoomers shows. (2/2)

Don Converse has performed in dramas, comedies, and musicals across various platforms. Notable performances include: on stage — “Big Fish,” “The Cradle Will Rock,” “1984,” “Flight Plan,” “False Witness”; film — “Use Hand,” “Rust”. (1/2)

Known for expressive, authentic performances, he brings depth, creativity, and strong collaborative energy to every role. (2/2)

Kate Sargeant started her career at the age of eleven as Emily in the film “3 Ninjas,” directed by Jon Turteltaub. After her childhood acting career, she graduated from U.C. Berkeley and received a master’s degree from RADA. (1/2)

Recently, Kate was the lead in a digital series called “Virtually Single,” directed by Kristina Lloyd. This is her second PlayZoomers appearance. (2/2)

Kate Sargeant started her career at the age of eleven as Emily in the film “3 Ninjas,” directed by Jon Turteltaub. After her childhood acting career, she graduated from U.C. Berkeley and received a master’s degree from RADA. (1/2)

Patricia Connelly is an award-winning playwright as well as director and co-founder of Pipeline Playwrights. She directed PlayZoomers' production of “Press Pray” by Seth Freeman. Patricia’s new play, “Around the Snake Turn,” will be produced at Joe’s Movement Emporium in 2026.

Greg Lam is a playwright, screenwriter, podcaster, and board game designer from the Bay Area. He is the co-founder of the Asian-American Playwright Collective, a member of The Pulp Stage Writer's Room, Playground SF, and the administrator of The Pear Theatre's Playwright Guild.