As a proud ensemble member Tim is so happy to wrapping up this 20th anniversary season with such a fun Factory show. Thank you for spending your evening with us and supporting the storefronts. We keep Chicago alive! Love and hugs to all Tim's friends and family. Jamo the Factory spaniel says "Woof"

received her training at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA and Columbia College in Chicago. As an actor, she has performed in over thirty productions in Chicago since 1992. She was a proud ensemble member of the Factory Theater from 2000 to 2011, where she also served as Executive Director from 2001 - 2007, and is thrilled to be back on the boards with her Factory family reprising her role as one of the crazy triumvirate. In 2009, she successfully made the leap to a full time job in not-for-profit theater administration and is serving as the Managing Director for Lifeline Theatre in Rogers Park where she can remain committed to the production of new works

has been a proud and dignified member of the Factory Theater ensemble since Aught Five. He was last seen entertaining a roomful of swells as Ben Turpin in the old Essanay Studios in the truncated version of "Sounds of Silents." Imagine he was me and I was called Frankenstein. Go ahead. Just once. He also met Sara Sevigny for the first time in 2005. What more does he need to tell you? There is no more.

is thrilled to be performing with the Factory Theater again after playing Liz in Black & Blue. Most recently she performed in Males Order Brides with Quest Theatre Ensemble. She has performed throughout the city in such shows as The Glass Menagerie (Fury Theatre), The Somewhat Gelatinous BLOB from Beyond the Grave (The Cornservatory), Electra & Orestes (20% Theatre), The Four Seasons (Quest Theatre Ensemble), Bed, Bath and Beyond (Dirty Thatch Theatre), and the Jeff nominated Boojum: Nonsense, Truth, and Lewis Carroll (Caffeine Theatre & Chicago Opera Vanguard), to name a few. She's also played Lois Lane in a few Superman Columbia College short films. She would like to thank Nick for being crazy enough to cast her again. Mom and Dad, this is for you!

is happy to be back on stage with her homebodies, the Factory Theater, in the third show of their 20th anniversary season. On a bit of a hiatus, she recently returned from a trip to Australia, where she got to hang out in a rainforest, hike in the mountains, drink wine country dry, all while hugging a koala bear. So, if Yvonne suddenly has an Australian accent, you understand why. Love to my Five Families. Mitakuye Oyas'in.

was born to an Alabama TV man and a Colorado beauty queen twenty some-odd years ago (which explains her love of cable and big hair). Alex graduated from Northern Illinois University with a BFA in Acting in 2009. She's been on several Chicago stages since, including Chemically Imbalanced Comedy, Prop Thtr, Stage 773, Dream Theatre and more. Most recently, she appeared in There's Treachery Afoot!, a choose-your-own- adventure extravaganza at Donny's Skybox Second City. She also appeared in Factory Theater vet's Mike Beyer and Kirk Pynchon's Johnny Theatre earlier this year as Cathi the Intern. When not acting or writing, she enjoys sewing and baking and if she could have one wish, it would be for world peace.

studied Acting at University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point and has thoroughly enjoyed the theater scene in Chicago for the past 5 years. He's worked with some great companies in his time here- among his favorites are The Plagiarists, The New Colony, Collaboraction, New Leaf Theatre- and THE FACTORY! Love to family and Emily.

Born in Chicago, with the usual length hiatus at Sarah Lawrence College in New York, Charlotte is thrilled to be debuting with The Factory for her first post-grad Chicago show! Previous summer shows include Nothing Without a Company's attendance in Abbyfest 2011 and ShaBAM's production of Refuge in 2007. In the coming months, you can see her perform her writing most weeks with Lifeline Theatre's Storytelling Project. You probably will never see her perform her ukulele because she's just that bad at it.

made her Factory Theater debut as actor and writer in the late-night hit Chicagostyle. She has since written Janice Dutts Goes to Life Camp, co-written Ménage à Trailer and appeared in Janice Dutts, Operation Infiltration, The Willing Participant, Top Shelf..., Toast of the Town (original run), Ménage à Trailer, 1985 and Being at Choice. Laura has dabbled a bit in the role of sleep-deprived, neurotic director with Shameless Shamuses and Jenny and Jenni. She has also composed original music for several shows including Janice Dutts, Bustin' Out of Hell, Chicagostyle and Jenny and Jenni. A native Texan, Laura has lived and performed all across the country, including doing her one woman show Laura McKenzie Feels Like Makin' Love in Chicago, New York and Seattle. Other writer-performer credits include: Picked Up and Alice with the Neo- Futurists, Funk Cloud: Fight the Stank! and Waiting On Godot. She is half of the comedy facemelt duo The Laura On Laura Comeback Tour -- check the Lauras out at www.lauraonlaura.com. Laura's other favorite company is the Barrel of Monkeys and you can often see her in the long-running hit show That's Weird, Grandma.

Oh, Chicago theater, how the Colin loves you in both first and third-person. Since transplanting from New Mexico, Colin has enjoyed many years of Chicago and its unmatched theater community. After working with the Raven Theater, The Hypocrites, Stage Left Theater and many others, Colin found his home at the Factory Theater in 2007. It's a joy to be in the Toast Of The Town remount because it was a Factory play that helped make him a stalker-y fan of their work. For the Factory, Colin has performed in The Gray Girl (which he also wrote), The New Adventures of Popeye (which he co-wrote with Factory compatriot Sarah Rose Graber and others), Bustin Out of The Hell, Siskel and Ebert Save Chicago, Operation Infiltration, and GI's in Europe. He also serves as the company's co-Casting Director. Next year, more brand new, original plays will blast their way on to the Factory stage, including Street Justice: Condition Red, the play Colin co-wrote with Anthony Tournis. It will be a buddy/bloody cop play. Much love and thanks to Kori, George and Francie for their support and adorability.

is pleased to be in the remount of Toast of the Town. They made him do it. He thought he got away. He tried to hide out in Monument Valley in Utah. Perhaps he would see John Ford. Perhaps he would be the next companion to the Doctor. Perhaps...but they found him and brought him back to Chicago. He escaped the shackles, but was still subdued by men wielding baby seals, you see, he was clubbed by baby seals. It hurts. His bruises bear the scars of past shows he has written, co-written or directed, such as GI's In Europe, Top Shelf..., Mop Top Festival, and Easy Six. His wounds tell the tales of the various plays he has acted in...all at the Factory. Heed my lessons!!!

is extremely excited to be working in his first full production with Factory Theater. As an actor he was last seen as Knuckles "the Brain" in The Wild Party Variety Hour, and as Andre in Noir (Silent Theatre). Some of his favorite acting credits include, Borkin in Ivanov (The Moscow Art Theatre), Pauly in Joey & Maria's Wedding (Dillstar Productions), and Tony Morelli in The Set Up (Silent Theatre). Brian holds a BA in Playwriting from Columbia College Chicago. Brian would like to thank Nick Digilio and the hilarious cast and crew for making this experience so much fun! He would also like to give his gratitude to his family and friends for their support. .

is excited to be working with Factory Theater for the first time, especially since I'm finally getting to be a Doctor, like my father always wanted! Prior to this, I have worked on Cripple of Inishmaan (Redtwist Theatre), Alice in Wonderland (Emerald City Theatre), and was a part of the Jeff Award winning fight team for Cyrano (House Theatre of Chicago). I am also an ensemble member with Explore Theatre, and have performed with them in many different schools. A big shout out to my awesome Wife and my baby that she is carrying in her belly!

made the move to Chicago in the fall of 2010 from Salem, Massachusetts. Tony made his debut with Factory Theatre last summer in Black and Blue and most recently performed with Eclipse Theatre in Ah, Wilderness!. When not performing, he takes voice lessons and works as an extra for various Chicago television shows. Tony also recently completed level one of the Second City Conservatory. Big shout out to all his friends in Chicago, his "pigeon" family, and most importantly Mom and Dad.

is downright giddy to be working on his first production with Factory Theater! Born and raised in Arlington Heights, IL, Dennis has been living and working in Chicago for the last twelve years. Dennis is a graduate of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign with a BFA in Theatre-Acting. Most recently he was seen unintentionally spraying audiences with his wig sweat as Gaetano Proclo in The Ritz at Circle Theatre. In the last few years, Dennis has worked with Chemically Imbalanced Theater, National Pastime, Consortium Project, Village Players, Gorilla Tango, James Downing, and the Attic Playhouse. He would like to give thanks to Factory for giving him the opportunity to be silly onstage with additional thanks going out to the cast, crew, his family, his friends, his co-workers, his girlfriend/new roomie Christyn and the 2015 World Championship Chicago Cubs (It's gonna happen – "Back to the Future II" predicted it).

hails from Dillon, Texas where his biggest achievement was playing fullback/ running back for the Dillon Panthers. After winning one state championship and leaving his shoes at another, Anthony went to San Antonio State College. After deciding college wasn't for him, he threw his books out the window of a moving pick up truck and relocated back to Dillon. Although tempted, he didn't bang a high school freshman...because she was a freshman. Anthony was arrested for operating an illegal chop shop out of the back of Riggins Rigs. He dedicates this show to his best friend and favorite cripple/sports agent Jason Street. Love to Billy, Mindy, Lyla, and Tara. Texas Forever.

returns to the Factory stage as a performer for the first time since 1985 (the play not, the year) He's happy to reprise his role as Eddie and pleased to be working with a variety of old pals and new friends this time around. These days Chas works primarily as a DJ and sound designer, but is glad to trot the boards once again. Chas loves being part of Factory's storied 20 year history and could tell you many tales of triumph and tragedy, however, while it may be cliched, he'd like to think the best is yet to come. He hopes you enjoy the show, and sincerely thanks you for your attendance of this show, previous Factory shows, and shows that are coming to the Factory in the future. KA.