Charles Fraser

Charles is currently in the Guthrie Theater's 2004 National Tour of Othello. He was also featured in the Guthrie's production of The Comedy of Errors and their tour of Ah, Wilderness! He was a company member of Mystery Café for six seasons where he performed in such productions as Let’s Kill The Boss, Till Death Do Us Part, and Trial By Jury. Other Twin Cities' credits include: Theatre de la Jeune Lune's national tour and encore presentation of Tartuffe; the Minnesota Shakespeare Project's tour of A Midsummer-Night's Dream; the Brave New Workshop's Flanagan's Wake at the Palace Theater in St. Paul; Illusion Theater; ComedySportz; three seasons with CLIMB Theatre Company; and appearances at the Bryant-Lake Bowl Cabaret Theatre. He sailed the Bahamas onboard Disney Cruise Line's flagship, Disney Magic, during its Millennium Cruise as an improvisational actor in the Off Beat Comedy Club. His summer stock credits include: Much Ado About Nothing and The Taming of the Shrew with the Southern Festival of Theatre in Oxford, Mississippi; three seasons as the title role in the Indiana historical outdoor drama Young Abe Lincoln, where he can be heard on the cast recording; and, was featured in The Nerd, Godspell, and as Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls with the Minnesota Festival Theatre in Albert Lea, Minnesota. On television, he has been seen on Comedy Central's "Trigger Happy TV" and a variety of national and regional commercials. He earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts/Performance from the University of Mississippi. Learn more at Charles-Fraser.com
 

Bryan Schmeling

Bryan lives in New York City where he is working as an
actor and voiceover talent. He has recently made appearances as an extra on "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and
"Sex & the City" for HBO, he can be heard as the voice
of the 92nd Street Y, and his voice will soon be heard
on ESPN. Prior to moving to New York from Minneapolis, Bryan worked at the Brave New Workshop, writing and
performing in the sketch comedy revues When Xtreme Things Happen to Boring People, or Massacre at Lake Wobegon, and Minnesota Summer: It's Not the Heat it's the Stupidity, or Why Can't We All Just Get a Thong?. Bryan made his international debut as a cast member of the Off Beat Comedy Club aboard Disney Cruise Line's flagship, Disney Magic. He has appeared in many wonderful Twin Cities' productions, including Hey City Theater's Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding, Mystery Café's Let's Kill the Boss, Seasons Players' I'll Be in a Home For Christmas and I'm Listening This Christmas, the Brave New Workshop's Flanagan's Wake, and Park Square Theatre's Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet.
 

Hilary Keahey

Hilary's career can actually be traced back to Christmas 1968 where she appeared in the coveted role of The Baby Jesus. After a lengthy educational process she managed to procure a BA in Theater Arts from The University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Her versatility extends from Shakespearian tragedy, to absolutely inane comedy. She has preformed with such companies as ComedySportz, The Brave New Workshop in Minneapolis, Minnesota, aboard the Disney Cruise Line's flagship, Disney Magic, in the Off Beat Comedy Club, and Esther’s Follies in Austin, Texas. Hilary has spent much of her time in her hometown of San Antonio Texas working with The Oxymoron’s, San Antonio’s premier improvisational comedy group. The Oxymorons have been featured at all The Big Stinkin' Improv Festivals in Austin, Texas, and also at the Latino Laugh Festivals in San Antonio. Hilary considers her performance in the Firelight Players' production of Jane Wagner’s The Search For Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe as one of her greatest accomplishments.
 

Nathan Oyloe - Musician

Nathan is a graduate of Northwestern College with a B.A. in Music. He just finished a three year run with Flanagan's Wake where he played Declan Faloon, the town musician. He has played keys for many improv showcases at the Brave New Workshop including Six Ring Circus and Who Wants to Win a Hundred Bucks?. He teaches private piano and voice and is a Church Musician. He loves writing music, acting and improv — they're cheap therapy!

Charles Fraser and Bryan Schmeling are members of Actors' Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

Charles Fraser is also a member of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.