The Humans Streaming

Sherri L. Edelen (Deirdre) last appeared at OTC in How to Succeed... National Tours: Me and My Girl, Nunsense. Helen Hayes Award: Les Misérables, Side Show at Signature Theatre. Barrymore Award: The Light in the Piazza at Philadelphia Theatre Company. NY Workshops: Freaky Friday, Dave. Other credits include Dave, Vanya…Spike, My Fair Lady and Cabaret at Arena Stage, Copenhagen at Theatre J, Romeo and Juliet at Folger Theatre, Outside Mullingar at Fusion Theatre Company and Gypsy at Signature Theatre. She performed at the Kennedy Center, Shakespeare Theatre, Ford’s Theatre, Round House Theatre, Stages St. Louis, Arden Theatre and Delaware Theatre Co. for over 20 years.

Catie Flye (Momo) Catie graduated from London’s Guildhall School and is delighted to be back at Olney where she made her American theatre debut in Agatha Christie’s A Murder is Announced many years ago! Since then she has played numerous roles at The Shakespeare Theatre, Folger, Arena Stage, Round House, MetroStage, Washington Stage Guild, Ford’s, Studio, Kennedy Center, Signature and in London’s West End. Most recently she was seen in the highly acclaimed Escaped Alone at Signature and at the Folger in Nell Gwyn. Catie has received 14 Helen Hayes Award nominations and awards for acting and directing and last year was honoured with the Anderson Hopkins award for excellence in Theatre.

Kimberly Gilbert (Aimee) After 20 years acting in DC, Kimberly is finally working at Olney and is very happy about it. Recent credits include: Taffety Punk: suicide.chat.room (Lostbooks); Theater J: Sheltered (Roberta Bloom); Woolly Mammoth: Fairview (Suze); Round House: Oslo (Marianne/ Toril); Cincinnati Playhouse: The Last Wide Open (Lina); Shakespeare Theatre Company: The Panties The Partner and The Profit (Louise); Ford’s Theatre: Born Yesterday (Billie Dawn). She is a company member of Woolly Mammoth and Taffety Punk and is a proud MFA graduate of The Academy For Classical Acting.

Mitchell Hébert (Erik) was last seen at Olney Theatre Center as Herr Schultz in Cabaret. Other OTC appearances include: Shrewsbury/Melville in Mary Stuart, Hook in Peter Pan, Salieri in Amadeus, and Dysart in Equus. Also at OTC, he directed Julius Caesar for The National Players and Rabbit Hole on the New Mainstage. At Signature Theatre, he appeared as Herbie in Gypsy, Jules in Sunday in the Park with George, and Dindon in La Cage aux Folles. Mitchell has worked as an actor and a director at many of the area’s theatres including Ford’s, Mosaic Theatre, Woolly Mammoth, Everyman, The Shakespeare Theatre, Theatre J, and Round House. He has received two Helen Hayes Awards: one for acting, one for directing, along with several nominations.

Jonathan Raviv (Richard) Broadway: Original cast of The Band’s Visit. Off-Broadway: The Band’s Visit (Atlantic Theatre), The Boy Who Danced On Air (Abingdon Theatre), The Lightning Thief – The Percy Jackson Musical (Lucille Lortel), Martyrs Street (Theater For The New City-World Premiere), The Ragged Claws (Cherry Lane-World Premiere), Lies My Father Told Me (NYTF-New York Premiere) and My Name Is Asher Lev (Westside Theatre-Outer Critics Circle, Best Play). Regional: KC Rep, Barrington Stage Company, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Portland Center Stage, Berkeley Rep., Writers’ Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre, Arena Stage and The Goodman Theatre. Television: NCIS: New Orleans, Blacklist, PanAm, Zero Hour. Film: Minyan, Saint Janet, Truth About Lies. @jonathanraviv

Dani Stoller (Brigid) is an actor and playwright originally from Brooklyn, NY. Past OTC credits include: The Crucible (Abigail Williams), The Diary of Anne Frank (Margot Frank), and Annie (Lily St. Regis) Past DC credits: Folger Theatre: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, As You Like It, and District Merchants (World Premiere); Keegan Theatre: Airness, Dogfight, and Hair; Studio Theatre: Carrie the Musical and Invisible Man; 1st Stage: The Good Counselor, The Italian American Reconciliation, Blithe Spirit, Bat Boy (Helen Hayes Nomination, Best Supporting Actress), and Airness. Her play, Easy Women Smoking Loose Cigarettes received its World Premiere at Signature Theatre. Education: BFA Ithaca College. www.danistoller.com