Matt Lyle is a performer and comedy writer living in Dallas. He’s a graduate of the Second City Training program and was the host and head writer for The City Life Supplement, named a Top 5 Comedy Show in Chicago (NEWCITY 2013). His original sketch revues have been seen in Dallas in A Brief Endless Love at the Dallas Comedy House, Gold, Frankincense and Credit Card Debt in Theatre Too, and Adulthood: or How I Learned to Start Worrying and Love Ken Burns at FunHouse Theater and Film. Matt’s plays, The Boxer, Barbecue Apocalypse, Big Scary Animals, Raptured!, Hello Human Female, A 3D Adventure, A Dance of Joy, and The Better Doctor, have been produced in DFW and across the U.S. His favorite roles are as husband, dad, and slow pitch softball MVP.

Bradley is an actor and storyteller who is passionate for learning about the human psyche. This passion is carried into his work on stage, as a voiceover artist, and on camera. A classically trained actor, Bradley earned his MFA in Acting from Southern Methodist University and his BFA in Performance from University of Texas at Arlington. Bradley is the youngest of four, a Beyonce stan, and in pursuit of his most authentic self. As a Dallas native, Bradley is excited to be signed to the Mary Collins Agency.

The acting “bug” landed on Nikki while sitting in a college psychology course. She knew immediately that she didn’t want to sit and listen to everyone else’s problems for the rest of her life. Instead, she wanted to showcase their problems and hopefully their triumphs for the rest of her life.

After graduation, she took her talents to KD Studios Actors Conservatory where she met her first agent, Ivett Stone. From there, she began working in the commercial world and quickly moved on to film and television. She is a proud member of SAG-AFTRA, where she currently serves on the DFW local board.

Nikki is most often booked as a doctor, a law enforcement officer or a criminal. Her goal: to eventually play them all at the same time.

When not acting, she’s a fitness instructor, helps her husband run a custom suit business and sobs uncontrollably at ASPCA commercials.

Cassidy Wiedman classifies herself as a true creative with extended knowledge in both video production and performance. She majored in Media Arts at the University of North Texas, allowing her the opportunity to maintain positions both in front and behind the camera. After deciding her assets were better suited in front of the camera, she claimed a theatre minor and began taking performance-based classes to grow her talents. There she gained knowledge on contact improv, stage combat, the art of clowning, and discovered herself as an actress. Since graduating, she has taken on principle rolls in various indie short films around DFW, landed a couple small commercial gigs, rejoined the theatre world, and maintained a successful venture in competitive swing dancing. She also enjoys writing music for a future EP, painting, and impromptu photoshoots. Cassidy’s well-rounded background makes her easy to work with, knowledgeable on all sides production, and a delight on set!

Born and raised in Austin, Texas, Jake Ryan is a professional actor with experience both on stage and in film. Jake has always had a knack for entertaining and story-telling, but it wasn’t until he joined his high school theatre program that he realized his passion for acting. He dreamed of being an actor, but he put that aside to attend Texas Tech University. Once he was done there, he decided to pursue acting fully and got involved in the film scene in Austin. He started working in 2019 and has since booked roles in television, a made-for-television movie, independent and short films, and multiple commercials. He loves the opportunity to get to explore his creative side in front of the camera and the rush of being on a set. He has experience with improv, stage combat, horseback riding, weapons, and stunts. He is most often cast in villain roles but he hopes to one day get the opportunity to play the hero.

Macy Anne Johnson has been a Dallas actor since her middle school theatre dork days. After a brief intermission to Waco to receive her BFA in Theatre Performance from Baylor, Macy is back and excited to do what she loves most.

Macy’s passion for voiceover began in high school. While sneakily checking her phone in English class, she found out she landed her first role. Following that first job in the game SMITE, the acting bug has refused to leave her system. Since then, she’s played Shikimori in Shikimori’s Not Just a Cutie, Swindler in Akudama Drive, Yuka in the live action dub of Ultraman Z, as well as characters in the anime Hell’s Paradise, Spy X Family, and One Piece.

Macy loves to write stories and bake cakes. An animal lover, she’s always petting cats, playing with her tiny pet snake, or pointing out cute squirrels through car windows.

Johnny Reno has been performing as a musician and an actor for over thirty years. After studying acting for two years with Adam Rourke at the Film Actors Lab, Johnny made his theatrical stage debut at the Dallas Shakespeare Festival’s production of Two Gentlemen of Verona. The production featured a contemporary music score that Johnny was commissioned to write for the play. He landed film roles in Sin City, Planet Terror, Roadracers, Spy Kids (Robert Rodriguez), True Stories (David Byrne), Waiting for Guffman (Christopher Guest), and 1870 Texas (William Booth). His national television acting credits include Melrose Place (Fox), To Serve and Protect (CBS), The Chris Isaak Show (Showtime), and Elysian Fields (CBS).  Johnny is best known for his work as a musician and composer. In addition to singing and playing saxophone with his own band, he has released five albums of music and toured and recorded worldwide with Many other artists.  He was the music director and on camera bandleader for the multi-episode Paula Poundstone Show (HBO).  His original music has been featured in films, such as From Dusk Til Dawn, Sin City, Suicide Kings, Behind Enemy Lines, Dead Man on Campus, Roadracers and Spy Kids. His television music credits include ER, Bones, Dawson’s Creek, Entourage, Third Watch, Vanished, Homicide, and Melrose Place.

Sean O’Connor’s interest in performing started at a young age portraying both Danny Zuko AND Sandy from the musical Grease at a talent show that people still talk about today (mostly his parents).  Later, he studied at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, receiving a BFA in theatre and working with Dallas Theatre Center on multiple productions during school. He has provided his voice for many anime shows on Crunchyroll, served as spokesperson for major companies including Microsoft, Sports Authority and Whataburger (which was a big win for a Texan), and built out his resume in Los Angeles.  Some Los Angeles highlights include providing his voice to Jimmy Kimmel Live, hosting a YouTube game show about Virtual Reality which garnered a large following on Tiktok,  and acting in several commercials where his goofy, comedic side shined.  He’s excited to continue growing as a performer and to take on new challenges.

Elisa Meléndez is a Dallas-based actor and singer by way of Los Angeles, Miami, and her Puerto Rican hometown, where childhood afternoons at her mother’s advertising agency gave her a unique fondness and skill for commercial acting. Shortly after moving to Miami, FL, she developed a passion for singing and songwriting. Her experiences as a rock singer along with her lifelong love of video games merged to guide her academic research on gender, representation, and music games—earning her a Ph.D. in Comparative Sociology in 2018. Elisa took her findings to the classroom and the video game industry, where she developed her warm, educational voice while also discovering a love for video game character acting and audiobook narration along the way. You can hear her most recently as villainess Tyreen Calypso in Borderlands 3 and narrating as Indir in Lizz Huerta’s The Lost Dreamer.

Celina Goetti is a half Swiss/half Singaporean actress that has been cast in a variety of new media projects and films that have made their mark across the film festival circuit. She was part of the main cast in The Late Bird, which was nominated for Best Acting Ensemble and she received an Audience Choice Award during San Diego Film Week for her leading role in Wonderland Syndrome. In addition to her experience as a theatrical actress, she also has commercial work experience and has honed in on her natural flair for comedy, by undergoing improv training. Her coach and mentor is 2 Time SAG Award-Winning and Emmy Nominated Actor, Geoffrey Blake.

Before transitioning to acting, Celina grew up competing on the International Tennis Federation Junior Circuit. She represented Singapore at multiple prestigious international tennis tournaments and competed amongst the top junior players in the world.