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 | Wren Arthur Axis Credits: A Glance at New York, Seven in One Blow, Woyzeck, Play by Samuel Beckett, Picture This, Down There, and the Hospital series. She has worked with many other downtown companies. Films include The Gingerbread Man, Acts of Worship, and Dr. T & the Women.
photo: Dixie Sheridan
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 | David Balutanski Axis credits include Hospital 2002, The Freeman Watts Standard Procedure, Julius Caesar, Hospital 2004; and production work on Hospital 2005, Not Yet Diagnosed (Nervous) 1918, In Token of My Admiration and Seven in One Blow. David also wrote and directed Loading for a series of original works produced by Axis. David can also be seen performing stand-up around New York City.
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 | Brian Barnhart Axis credits include Trinity 5:29, Levittown, Not Yet Diagnosed (Nervous) 1918, In Token of My Admiration, Seven in One Blow, USS Frankenstein, A Glance at New York, the Hospital series, Listen Houdini, Crave (U.S. premiere starring Deborah Harry) and Axis Company's first feature film, Henry May Long. Other credits include Angels in America, Parts I & II, An American Daughter (Unicorn Theatre, Kansas City, MO); Shear Madness (Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.); A Christmas Carol, The Mousetrap, Our Town (International Theatre, Vienna). Brian is also the Producing Director for Axis Company.
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 | Regina Betancourt is a native New Yorker. Axis credits include Hospital 2008 & 2009, Seven in One Blow and A Glance at New York (Edinburgh Festival Fringe & NYC). She recently had lead roles in the independent short films Hesitation and Vagabondage, written and directed by DJ Mendel. She also appeared in Incubus, written and directed by Robert McFall. In 2007 she played John Sharp/Lily Sharp in the original play Confidence, Women!, directed by Robert Cucuzza. Regina is a graduate of the New York Film Academy's Acting for Film program.
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 | David Crabb Axis: Buffalo Bill Combination; Not Yet Diagnosed (Nervous) 1918; USS Frankenstein; A Glance at New York (Edinburgh Festival Fringe & NYC), the Hospital series; and Seven in One Blow. Additional NYC theatre includes And I Love You at HERE and Field of Schemes with Under the Table Company. He has trained with and performed at The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in NYC. He also appears in Trillions at trillionstv.com and is half of the band A Crowd Electric www.acrowdelectric.com. Film: Off-Off Broadway; Tulip Delusion and Axis Company's Henry May Long.
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 | Robert Cucuzza Robert has previously appeared at Axis Company in Hospital and Listen Houdini. Other New York productions include Panic! (How to be Happy!), Permanent Brain Damage and My Head Was A Sledgehammer with Richard Foreman; Total Fictional Lie at Elevator Repair Service; Adirondack with David Neumann. He has written and directed numerous shows at the Ontological Theater. Films include Memoirs of My Nervous Illness and Speed Freaks.
photo: Dixie Sheridan
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 | George Demas George is an actor, director, producer and unpublished writer. He is an Axis company member and longtime collaborator with director Randall Sharp. Axis: A Glance at New York (Edinburgh and NYC); Levittown (director); Not Yet Diagnosed (Nervous) 1918; Hospital 2004-08; Julius Caesar; Seven in One Blow. Other NY Theater: Our Town and Orson's Shadow (Barrow Street Theater); Maverick (The Culture Project); Henry VI (Theater for a New Audience); The Escape Artist (Tribeca Lab); The Preservation Society (Circle Rep Lab); Quick, Bright Things (HERE) and The Master of Monstrosities (LaMaMa, E.T.C.); Big Wyoming (New York Stage and Film). TV: Law & Order. Film: Henry May Long (Randall Sharp director); The Jimmy Show (2002 Sundance Film Festival w/Frank Whaley, Ethan Hawke) and Escape Artists (w/Josh Hamilton, Peter Dinklage and Anna Thompson).
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| Steve Fontaine has been a music and audio professional for over 25 years and has been a member of Axis Company since it's inception. His compositions have appeared on the Racheal Ray Daytime Show (Dancing with the Stars); PBS (Quest for the Giant Squid); and he has done song production and Remixes for Capitol Records (Aerosmith "Pink" ) Atlantic records, (The Turkish star Tarkan) and Tommy Hillfiger Fashion Events. He has produced Sound Design & Music for many Major Corporate Events (Rite Aid, Toyota & Jaguar and Six Flags Great Adventure) and has worked as music editor and score coordinator for several Major Motion Picture Releases.
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 | Joe Fuer has appeared on the Axis stage in Levittown, Seven in One Blow, In Token of My Admiration, Hospital 2003-2006 and A Glance at New York. Other New York credits include Not in Front of the Baby, Sex and Other Collisions, and Waiting (Winner 2000 Stanley Drama Award) with Assembly Productions. Also, The Man Who Didn't Own a Hat Shop, Events of the World, Heart of a Dog, Marriage and Don Juan. Regional credits include A Few Good Men, I Hate Hamlet ; Diary of a Scoundrel and The Crucible (both at MXAT, Moscow - Tabakov Theater.) Film: Henry May Long, Marcy and Shea, RPM.
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 | Britt Genelin marked her New York theatrical debut at Axis Theatre in 2007 performing in Confidence, Women!, directed by Robert Cucuzza. Additional Axis credits include Trinity 5:29, Hospital 2008, A Glance at New York (Edinburgh Festival Fringe and NYC) and Seven in One Blow (2008). Feature films include Salvatore Interlandi's Charlie and Robert Cucuzza's The Invisible Ecksteins.
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 | David Guion David Guion is an actor and writer. He was a member of the improv comedy group The Purple Crayon at Yale University and is also a founding member of the improv and sketch group Circus Maximus. His stage roles have included Brick in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, David in Twilight of the Golds, and Doctor #1 in Axis Company's Hospital. His plays You Deserve Love (with Robert Davenport) and Wo Ist Der Mörder? (with Dominic DeLeo) have been produced in New York.
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 | Laurie Kilmartin Axis credits include the Hospital series, Woyzeck, Frankenstein, A Glance at New York (Edinburgh Festival Fringe & NYC), Julius Caesar, Seven in One Blow and the feature film Henry May Long. Other credits include: Naked from the Waist Down, Balm in Gilead, Cymbeline, Richard III. One woman shows include The Adventures of Kat Woman, The Fence Pieces, See Jane Run.
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 | Lynn Mancinelli Axis credits include Seven In One Blow, A Glance at New York (Edinburgh Festival Fringe), Buffalo Bill Combination and Hospital 2006-2008. Other recent theatre: Mother Hubbard's Cupboard (NYC Fringe Festival), An Intimate Affair (HERE), Regular Coffee, Blood Turnip and Cora: Streetwalker (The Kraine). Lynn is also a member of the movement theatre company, Theatre in the Flesh. Feature Films: Friends (with benefits), A Certain Darkness, American Standard, Boy In A Bathtub, The Life After and Axis Company's Henry May Long.
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 | Sue Ann Molinell A founding member of Axis Company, credits include the Hospital series, Picture This, Woyzeck, Freeman Watts, Julius Caesar, Seven in One Blow and A Glance at New York.
photo: Dixie Sheridan
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 | John Murphy has appeared in several Axis productions including Julius Caesar, Listen Houdini, Psychosurgery or The Freeman Watts Standard Procedure, Woyzeck, Seven in one Blow (’02 & ’03) and as a Doctor in Hospital. He will be away for 2004 pursuing a film and television career, but hopes to return to the Axis stage soon.
photo: Dixie Sheridan
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 | Edgar Oliver started performing in New York at the Pyramid in the mid-1980's alongside artists including Hapi Phace, Kembra Pfahler, Samoa and playwright Kestutis Nakas. As a playwright, many of Oliver's plays have been staged at La MaMa and other downtown NYC theatres, including The Seven Year Vacation, The Poetry Killer, Hands in Wartime, Motel Blue 19 and Mosquito Succulence. As a stage actor, he has performed in countless plays including Edward II with Cliplight Theater, Marc Palmieri's Carl the Second, Lipsynka's Dial M for Model and numerous productions at Axis including Trinity 5:29, A Glance at New York (Edinburgh Festival Fringe & NYC), Julius Caesar, USS Frankenstein, the Hospital series, Seven in One Blow, or the Brave Little Kid and the one-man show East 10th Street: Self Portrait with Empty House (written by Edgar & directed by Randy Sharp — Edinburgh Festival Fringe & NYC). Edgar is also one of the most beloved storytellers at The Moth. His film roles include That's Beautiful Frank, Henry May Long (directed by Axis' Randy Sharp) and Gentlemen Broncos (directed by Jared Hess). His published works include A Portrait of New York by a Wanderer There and Summer (published by Oilcan Press); and The Man Who Loved Plants (published by Panther Books and available at Goodie.org).
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 | Marc Palmieri Axis: Trinity 5:29; A Glance at New York (2007 NYC); Not Yet Diagnosed (Nervous) 1918; the Hospital series; Seven in One Blow; Levittown (playwright). Other NYC: The Sheik (Medicine Show); Race (Classic Stage Company); Drowning Pages (La MaMa); Social Note (Culture Project); Leopold & Loeb (Emerging Artists) and Mother Hubbard's Cupboard (Director, 2007 FringeNYC) Film: Too Much Sleep (Shooting Gallery 2001; 2002 IFP Spirit Award Nominee); Escape Artists (Glasseye Pix 2004) and Axis Company's Henry May Long. Playwright: Carl The Second, Poor Fellas. (published by Dramatists Play Service). Screenwriter: Telling You (Miramax 1999) Carl The Second (shoots Fall/Winter 2009, Wheatfield Prods., LA)
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 | Margo Passalaqua was most recently seen on the New York stage at Theater Row Theaters in Kelly Younger's Rorschach (with Ron Marasco), as Gina in the Cherry Lane Theatre/NY Playwright's Lab presentation of Richard Vetere'sThree Sisters from Queens, at the National Arts Club/Theatre Resources Unlimited TRU Voices New Play Reading Series as Sparks in Helen Sheehy'sSparks (Ludovica Villar-Hausar, Dir. Pat Addiss, Prod.), with Kate Buddeke in Anne Marie Cummings' Purgatory Row, and with her "sisters" in the world premiere stage adaptation of The Third Miracle and Poems by Richard Vetere. Axis credits include Marc Palmieri's Levittown; A Glance at New York; Hospital 2005; andNot Yet Diagnosed (Nervous) 1918 and Seven in One Blow. Other NY theatre credits include: Unicef World Summit for Children with Stevie Wonder; Wolfpit (Phoenix Theater Ensemble); Boccaccio's Decameron; and Hecuba. On screen, Miss Passalaqua is one of the stars/co-writers of Jeff Huston's feature film Off-Off Broadway (Anthology Film Archives New Filmmakers Series, Independent Features Festival) and the co-creator of cult-comedy 1980s nighttime soap spoof Trillions www.trillionstv.com in which she portrays the conniving Cloudyiah Noque. Margo can also be seen as Caroline Hagner in Randall Sharp's Henry May Long; NRDC/It's Your Nature's Office of the Living Dead; Modern Romance (MTV Labs); A Common Goal (The United Nations); and D. Christian Hagerman's iFENCE.
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 | Jim Sterling Axis Credits include the Hospital series, USS Frankenstein, A Glance at New York (Edinburgh Fringe & NYC), Seven in One Blow, Julius Caesar, Listen Houdini, Freeman Watts Standard Procedure, Frankenstein and Woyzeck. NY credits: Installment Number Two (Nomad Theatrical); One Neck (HOME); and Prince of Homburg (Jean Cocteau Rep.). Regional and Stock: Williamstown, Long Wharf, Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble, Independent Eye, Hangar Theatre, Theatre at Monmouth, Music Theatre North to name a few. Films: include award winning Axis Company's Henry May Long, Joe's Apartment; Conspiracy Theory. TV: Ed, Law and Order, Late Night with Conan O'Brian.
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 | Christopher Swift has performed on the Axis stage in USS Frankenstein, Julius Caesar, A Glance at New York, many episodes of Hospital as well as dramaturgy on Trinity 5:29. Most recently, Christopher played Aronsson in the Axis film Henry May Long. Other credits include Wit (Kennedy Center), Love's Fire (Berkshire Theatre Festival), Diary of a Scoundrel (MXAT, Moscow), Whoopi (television), Scotland, PA (film), Elias and Dmitri (dad).
photo: Dixie Sheridan
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 | Ian Tooley Axis credits include Levittown, Not Yet Diagnosed (Nervous) 1918 and the Hospital series. Other theatre credits include Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Stupid Kids, Bronte, Merry Wives of Windsor, Twelfth Night, and Romeo & Juliet. Ian has also appeared in several student and independent films.
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 | Edward Terhune has stage managed several Axis productions: A Glance At New York, Seven In One Blow, Hospital 2008, East 10th Street and Trinity 5:29. Other stage managing credits include Three Viewings and Brutality of Fact (12 Miles West Theater Co.), Lend Me a Tenor and Candide (Interlochen Center for the Arts) and Whatever Happened To Mommy Dearest? (Big Apple Roundup).
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| David Zeffren has been Axis Company's lighting designer since 1997. He has lit many NYC downtown productions between 1996 & 2001 including I've Been Drunk For Three Weeks & I Have A Gun (Dir. Jim Farmer), Train Play (Dir. Jonathan Silverstein), FNULNU (Dir. Jullian Weber). Since 2002 he has been Lighting Director on TV productions with HBO, Showtime, CNBC, CBS, ESPN & others.
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