Phil began his factory career by stage managing Hey Dancin! Then he stage-managed League of Awesome, Easy Six, and Gray Girl.  He has stage managed other places too!  For example, he stage-managed And a Child Shall Lead with Adventure Stage Chicago and Fifth of July with Infamous Commonwealth.  And now he is acting.  …what!?

Robyn is so freakin excited to be working with The Factory Theater again! Thanks guys. Robyn has worked with Silent Theatre, Infamous Commonwealth, A Reasonable Facsimile, Jackalope, Serendipity Theatre Collective, Fineprint Theatre, The State, Theater Oobleck and Collaboration. Thanks to Walmart for paying her bills last year, thanks Stewart Talent, and thank you to friends who make life worth it! Mwah!!

Craig is very excited to be working with The Factory for the first time! Craig hails from Pittsburgh originally, but has called various neighborhoods in Chicago home since 2003. He has worked with various theaters since arrival, Mary Arrchie Theater Company, EP Theater and most recently Last Match Theater Company. Craig has worked with a ton of really talented people over the years and is amazed that he gets to make pretend in the greatest theater city in the world. He would like to thank his mum and dad for their endless support and his co-workers at Honky Tonk BBQ in Pilsen for being so great during all of this. Thanks to Scott and to all of The Factory for just being straight up amazing. Could not have done it with out you. This cast is stupid good. So Much.

Blake is very happy to be back with the Factory again.  This is the fourth production he has been fortunate enough to be a part of with this incredibly talented group of people.  He thanks the Factory for all the support, energy, and good times.

Jordan is pleased as punch to be in his second Factory Theater Production. You may recall him appearing in two separate rolls in last fall's production of The Grey Girl, which would be pretty amazing because apparently the Factory did NOT remember, and went ahead and cast him again. That's all well and good according to Mr. Hoisington, who otherwise would simply be serving coffee, serving wedding guests, and lounging about on a porch all spring. Kudos to his intrepid cast-mates, the brilliant production staff, and moist of all, thanks to the crowd and remember; you came here of your own free-will. Don't blame us. Blame yourself, or God.

Christine has been joyfully playing with the Factory since 1996. Happy, flippin 20th Anniversary to my 2nd familia! So extremely proud. I'm tickled to revise the role of Leanne the whore. Tonight's performance is dedicated to my late Da- Patrick, who was my mentor, and my beautiful, strong Ma- Rita- - 2 of my best friends. They saw me perform in White Trash about 80 times back in the day. Love to Safety J, and last but not least, YOU- for coming out to support The Factory and Chicago Storefront Theater. Now get ready to get TRASHY!!!

Ed is deeeee...lighted to be a part of Factory's 20th Season and to be fooling around with such insanely talented kick ass folks! He is an ensemble member of Hell in a Handbag Productions where he has been treading the boards for the past decade and loving it. A big sweaty thank you to Scott, Esteban and to the rest of the White Trash cast, crew & family. This one is for Joey.

Ryan Oliver (George) would like to thank Factory for having him back to dust off this ol' bastard again He would also like to thank your momma..

Shannon hails from Carbondale, IL and is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago with a B.A. in Theater.  A Factory ensemble member since 2003, Shannon has performed in a handful of Factory shows including Dragon Tales, Dick Danger, Janice Dutts Goes To Life Camp, Mop Top.  She also wrote and performed in Factory's 2010 production of Jenny and Jenni. White Trash was the first Factory show she saw them perform in 1995 and she instantly fell in love with the company. Performing in the show now is perverted dream come true! She has also worked with other great Chicago theater companies namely Dog & Pony, Side Project, Steep, Trap Door and Lifeline.  Big hugs and snugs to Chuck and baby Eugene!

Jennifer can't believe how happy she is to be doing White Trash Wedding and A Funeral again!  She started her journey of White Trash as Gladys in the 2001 Factory remount.  So much has changed since then.  Most of which she chooses not to remember or just can't.  She's been a member of the Factory since 1999 and is thrilled to be a part of the 20th Anniversary Season!  She has done a lot of stuff with the Factory as well as around town.  She has one Equity Jeff Award, but she's never been Equity.  Did she take it from someone?  Did she earn it?  No one really knows, or cares.  You can find out more details about Jennifer on her bio page at the Factory Website. You wanna see her on stage again?  Then, come see the Factory's next show, the hit remount of Ren Faire: A Fistful of Ducats (opening July 27th), where she will reprise her role as Tammy, the roast beef wench.  Also, see her brief cameo as another white trash trailer park character (who gets to have a scene with Thomas Lennon of "Reno 911" fame) in the upcoming movie release of "Eden Court", this summer.  That is, if they didn't cut her out.  Thanks & love to the Blazeks, Gehrs, Lane-McGarrahans, Hawkins' and everyone else that I'm related to.