Born in Gainesville, Florida Amy has lived all over, including San Pedro, Belize.  After two years of college, she moved to Philadelphia to pursue theater and explore a bigger city.  She studied with the late George DiCenzo at the Acting Studio of Philadelphia and later earned her BA from Temple University.  She continued her training by taking classes and workshops as well as performing with many companies around town.  She built her resume doing small, scrappy theater and after seven years in Philadelphia, Amy moved to Portland in 2005.  She first found a home with Theatre Vertigo and worked there as an ensemble member for five years.  Her final production with Theatre Vertigo earned her a Best Supporting Actress Drammy for God’s Ear in 2010.  Amy has worked with many other companies in town including Portland Center Stage, defunkt theatre, Oregon Children’s Theatre, Profile Theatre, Liminal and Third Rail Repertory Theatre.  She was awarded a 2014 Best Actress Drammy for her role in Third Rail’s production of Gidion’s Knot.  Outside of theater, she’s done a few small films over the years and appeared on Season 3 of Grimm. 

Amy is grateful to have an artistic home at Artists Rep where she has appeared in ten productions so far: Ann in All My Sons, Helen in Design for Living, Belle/Nora in Ah, Wilderness!, Anya in The Cherry Orchard, Becky in Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Christmas Carol, Lynn in Red Herring, Pegeen Mike in The Playboy of the Western World, Sylvia in Tribes, Clarice in The Liar, and Kate Keller in The Miracle Worker.  Amy lives in North Portland with her husband Josh and two cats, Rory and McDuff.  When not at the theater she can be found in a yoga class, hiking in the woods, at the movies, or cooking.  She is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.  Amy considers it a great privilege to be a working artist and is thrilled to be a part of the growth at Artists Rep.

Her writing credits include The Fields of Asphodel (selected for the Red Bull Short Play Festival in 2018, published in 2019), Dido & Aeneas (selected for the Red Bull Short Play Festival in 2015, published in 2016), the television pilot Monogamish (selected for IFP’s 2015 Film Week at Lincoln Center), and episodes of the award-winning web series “The Digressions”.

As an actor, Aubrey has performed on screen (recently in Adam Sandler’s The Week Of on Netflix) and in professional Off-Broadway and regional theaters productions around the country including King Lear, Twelfth Night (The Old Globe); Henry IV Parts I & II, Twelfth Night (Independent Shakespeare Company); The Great Gatsby, Love’s Labour’s Lost (Orlando Shakespeare Theater); Pride & Prejudice (Capital Repertory Theatre); In The Next Room or the vibrator play (San Diego Repertory Theatre). Additional credits include Vineyard Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse, Furious Theatre Company, Chester Theatre Company, various commercial work and more.

She is also a Theater Instructor at Moorpark College. www.aubreysaverino.com

Ayanna’s work includes: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Portland Center Stage); The Revolutionists, Wolf Play, Teenage Dick, Small Mouth Sounds, Between Riverside and Crazy, An Octoroon, The Importance of Being Earnest, A Civil War Christmas, Grand Concourse, The Understudy, Intimate Apparel and Race (Artists Repertory Theatre) and The Scottsboro Boys (Dir. Susan Stroman, Ahmenson Theatre). www.ayannaberkshireinfo.com

He has been on display recently as Stine (City of Angels, Skirball Center, NYC), Kralahome and u/s King of Siam (King and I, National Tour), Sky Masterson (Guys and Dolls, NYU), and Look Young (Discount Ghost Stories, Local Theater Company, CO).  Bern also loves creating new works, and was recently seen in Joshua Vrana’s and Maggie Moe’s My Pet Dragon, Annie Sherman’s Piaf Lives, and Finding Home, an original musical featuring the music of Ricky Ian Gordon. Bern holds an M.M. in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy from NYU, and a B.A. from the University of Chicago. For Eric.

TELEVISION: Mr. Robot (USA), Awkwafina is Nora from Queens (Comedy Central). NEW YORK: Almost Famous (Pre-Broadway), Road Show (City Center Encores!), Jerry Springer: The Opera (The New Group), The Connector (NYTW), Our Lady of 121st Street (Off-Broadway), The Secret Garden (Developmental Lab), & The Hamilton Mixtape (The Public Theater). He was also seen in the 1st National Tour of In the Heights & has worked at multiple regional theaters around the country. Brandon is a filmmaker who’s work focuses on the experience of Queer BIPOC narratives. He is also the co-creater, writer & executive producer of the sketch comedy platform, The Homo Sapien Experience (@TheHomoSapienExperience on all platforms)

Brandon is a graduate of Pace University with a BFA in Musical Theatre and a Minor in Dance. A huge thank-you to his incredible family for making his dreams a reality, and to Wolf Talent Group for their endless support. He is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association. FOLLOW: @OhHey_Brandon

Carol Ann served as a production manager for Mercury Project 2 & 3, as well as for the New Plays Festival in 2022. In addition, Carol Ann has been a board operator, company manager, and even an accountant for a variety of theaters in the Portland area over the past 30+ years. These theaters include Portland Center Stage, Portland Rep, Stark Raving Theater, New Rose Theatre, Triangle Productions, Musical Theater Co, Metro Performing Arts, Northwest Children’s Theatre, and Carousel Co.
Carol Ann is on staff at The Actors’ Conservator, as well as a guest lecturer who teaches Theater Management, Stage Management, and Making a Living in the Arts at both the high school and college levels.