Alumni...

Cast...

Marin Ireland (Sadie) made her Broadway debut in March 2009 in Neil LaBute's reasons to be pretty, garnering a Tony nomination; by October she was on B'way again, costarring with Sienna Miller and Johnny Lee Miller in Patrick Marber's After Miss Julie. Most recently she starred in the New Group's critically acclaimed revival of Sam Shepard's A Lie of the Mind, directed by Ethan Hawke. Marin won the Obie Award for Best Actress in 2006 for her work in Michael Imperioli's production of Cyclone at Studio Dante; she subsequently acted as presenter at the 2010 Obies. Since wrapping If You Could... Marin has appeared in I Am Legend, Suburban Girl with Sarah Michelle Gellar and Alec Baldwin, Rachel Getting Married with Anne Hathaway, and The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond with Bryce Dallas Howard. Next up, Marin will appear alongside Kate Winslet in the HBO miniseries remake of "Mildred Pierce".

Alvin Keith (Nelson) starred in the rolling world premiere of Daniel Beaty's Resurrection (Arena Stage, Philadelphia Theatre Co., Hartford Stage). Other recent credits include Boy Willie in The Piano Lesson (Virginia Stage) and Theseus / Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream (NJ Rep).

Gerry Lehane (Mark) starred in the 2009 short thriller Taken, re-teaming with IYC cinematographer Richard Sands and editor Ariel Roubinov.  He also recorded a narration for the film spoof "They Came From Outer Space." Next up: User 927 at HERE Arts Center.

Yvonne Woods (Julia) most recently completed shooting on the short film Feeding Baudelaire. Other post-IYC credits include Les Liaisons Dangereuses [Huntington Theatre]; Burn This (Anna) and Romeo & Juliet (Lady Capulet) for Shakespeare Santa Cruz.

Susanna A. Guzmán (Maria) appeared in No Man Can Serve 2 Masters with Third Eye Theatre Company and now is happily a member of this great group of artists. She has been practicing Viewpoints with Monarch Theatre Company, and recently did a reading for James Armstrong at Abingdon Theatre Company.

Doug Stewart (Meyers) starred in Cold Feet, also hitting the festival circuit this year. He has joined the Board of Directors of the James Sewell Ballet in Minneapolis.

Dana Snyder (Baseball Fan) continues his work as Master Shake on Cartoon Network's Aqua Teen Hunger Force and in the big screen adaptation of the show. He also can be heard on CN's other original series: Squidbillies, Minoriteam, and Venture Brothers. In live action, Dana appeared in an episode of the CBS drama Brothers and Sisters and recently completed filming on Tug with Haylie Duff.

Stephen McKinley Henderson (Baseball Fan) was recently nominated for a Tony award for his turn as Bono in the much-anticipated Broadway revival of Fences, starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis. Previous B’way credits include Drowning Crow, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, and King Hedley II.  Onscreen, Stephen appeared in 2009’s The Good Heart starring Paul Dano and Brian Cox.

Production Team...

Nicholas Gray (Writer / Director) is a 2008 recipient of the PIFVA subsidy grant for Philadelphia filmmakers. He recently acted as director and dramaturg for the world premiere of Gregory Marcel's Burning My Dreams to the Ground, and directed, edited and co-produced video installations for the world premiere of User 927, a role he will reprise when the play makes its NYC debut at HERE. He is currently working on a documentary about weight loss in America.

Richard Sands (Director of Photography) acted as cinematographer for Men's Affair, Taken and The Funeral Party with Natasha Gregson Wagner. He continues his role as permanent director of photography for the photographer Gregory Crewdson, whose latest installation of large-scale works, from "Beneath the Roses", was recently exhibited at New York's Luhring Augustine gallery.

Ariel Roubinov (Film Editor / Associate Producer) recently acted as Film Editor for the feature Men's Affair.

Katharine Clark Gray (Producer / Art Director) is a recipient of the Pew Fellowship in the Arts. In 2009 her play User 927 won Reverie Productions' Next Generation Playwriting Contest after making national news in its Philadelphia debut (featuring video by A Chip & A Chair Films).  The play will make its NYC debut in August at HERE. Most recently, Katie's play 516 (five sixteen) was presented by Philadelphia Theatre Workshop, after enjoying a successful NY Fringe run with Roust Theatre Co.

Jessica Clark recently received the Painting Award for her year at University of the Arts in Philadelphia, where she is pursuing her MFA.