Amy is Owner/Director of Drama Kids Int., Delaware County, where she runs an after school enrichment program of developmental drama. She is also a private acting coach. She proudly earned a Master’s degree from Villanova in theater and has acted in musicals and plays on community and professional stages in the tri-state area.

Cortez is happy to be back at Chapel Street after having previously played the role of Rick in Girls Weekend. He would like to thank his family and friends for their support and to the phenomenal cast and crew he has had the pleasure in working with on this show.

Patrick Ruegsegger is excited to be back on the CSP stage, after appearing in The Fantasticks and It’s A Wonderful Life. A graduate of Elon University with a BFA in Musical Theatre, Patrick has been performing locally and nationally for 30 years. Recently, Patrick has appeared as The Prosecutor in The Case of Humanity vs.

Joseph is a man of few words, so its appropriate that he is doing his second go-around as “The Sound Guy” for a “live” radio presentation. Many thanks to the cast and crew for enduring the variety of sounds he creates!

Michael D. Peco once again brings his voice to characters at CSP. In addition to this work on the stage, Michael is involved with podcasts and is available for voice over. Michael resides with his supportive and understanding theater widow in Wilmington.

A familiar actor at CSP since 2009, Walt was last seen as Curtis Appleby in Night Watch.  In his past, Walt has written and performed original music for community theater productions (Marat/Sade, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, All the Way Home, Our Town). 

Pete has been part of the Chapel Street Players, in various capacities for over a decade. He is very pleased to be involved in yet another production here at CSP, especially when he can work with his favorite director and be on stage with his lovely wife.

Ann is so very happy to once again be taking part in a Brian Touchette/Susan Boudreaux production. The icing on the cake is that she is on the stage with her wonderful husband Pete.

Tanya has been acting and directing most of her life. She has worked at theaters –community and professional – from Newark to Philadelphia. Her last appearance at Chapel Street was as the director of last season’s Dead Man’s Cell Phone.

Zack Jackson is an actor, director, and drama coach, as well as the Treasurer for Chapel Street Players. Previous credits include: The Producers (Max), Endgame (Hamm), The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Barfee), and 1984 (O’Brien),