Deep Fake at Hudson Guild Theater

Christian

Christian Hanway is a writer, director, actor, and producer trained at Brown, NYU, and USC. Recent projects include writing, directing, producing, and acting in “Science Play,” “The Moore, the Mary-er,” and short film The Fisherman, as well as playing Martin in “Fool for Love.” With Joe Skoff, he is the writer of screenplays Til Death Do Us Part, The Right Reasons, and A Single Spark, among others. Christian is honored and grateful to have such a wonderful cast. @wolflakeproductions

Joe

Joe Skoff is an actor, writer, director and producer living in New York City, trained at Davidson College. Recent projects include “Science Play,” “The Moore, the Mary-er,” the short film The Fisherman, and the lost masterpiece, Pergatorio. He and his creative partner, Christian Hanway, placed in the top 5 for NYCMidnight’s Screenwriting Compitition with their scripts Backstictch, Agonizomia, and Only Life. He has also coached over 250 children, teens, and adults to publish their own novels through Written Out Loud, a writing program aimed at teaching literacy and storytelling through creative writing. @wolflakeproductions

Amber

Amber Fe’s recent roles include Goblin in Business Realm (Future Proof), Ms.Chan/Time in She Persisted (Virginia Repertory Theater), Betty #3 Understudy in Collective Rage: A Play in 3 Betties (Richmond Triangle Players), and Carrie in Unbecoming (Coalition Theater), as well as Spider in James and the Giant Peach and Pantalone in The Dentist (VCU Theatre). Amber Fe extends a big thank you to all of cast and crew for making this process so fun and making her ROFL. Most importantly she sends thanks and love to her friends and family, “Mahal kita, kapantay ang langit sinta” (Pilita Corrales). You can find Amber Fe on insta @fe.armstrong.art

Emerson

Last Summer, Emerson helped bring audiences to their feet in Hudson Classical Theater Company’s Margaret: Shakespeare's Warrior Queen as Salisbury, Horner, and Hume. Other NY theatrical credits include The Minotaur, Romeo and Juliet, A Place for Us, Courtesy-Professionalism-Respect, As You Like It, and Mangos or Peaches: But More Importantly Should They Be Canned?, among others. Instagram & Threads: @emersonalsteadbuchholz

Bridget

Bridget Rose Perrotta (she/they) is an award-winning actor seen on both the screen and the stages of New York City. Recent credits: Margot in Hell House LLC Origins: The Carmichael Manor (streaming on Shudder/AMC+ beginning October 30th), Rowena in The Truth About Whispers (Off-Broadway), and Prudence in short film BnB Host from Hell. Upcoming projects: Autumn in short film Oopsy, Co-Producer/Kayleen in Gruesome Playground Injuries, and Dot/Georges in a gender-fluid concert version of Sunday in the Park with George. Bridget would like to thank her family and friends for their support, her teachers for their wisdom, and this wonderful team of humans for causing her face to hurt from hours of laughter. @bridgetroseperrotta

Gordon

Gordon Rothman (Clive and Winfred) has returned to acting after years as a CBS News producer. He is in his first feature film as the FBI agent in “Alien Weekend,” coming to Amazon Prime in February. NY theater productions including “Halston’s Amitha,” “Wild Duck in Little Neck” and “Under the Rainbow.” In the Before Times, he had leads in “Odd Couple” and “The Importance of Being Earnest. As an audiobook professional Gordon has directed many well-known author-narrators, including 50 Cent, Joy Reid, Bret Baier, James Comey, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, and Rep. Ilhan Omar, and produced the January 6th Report audio for the New Yorker. gordonrothman.com

Esra

ESRA DAYANI is an actor, writer/storyteller, producer and PTA mom. NYC credits: Wrong Side of the Tracks (Gallery Players), #SoSadSoSexy (The Tank), Mia (HERE), The Greeks (EST), 48 Hour Forum (Noor/The Lark). Regional: Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, The Coyote Theater, Boston Playwrights' Theatre. Recent NYC new play readings: Bleeker Street Brides (Tatiana Kouguell-Hoell, Lenfest Center for the Arts): Three Tall Persian Women (Anita Abdinezhad/Dalia Ashurina), Amrikayee (Sina Pooresmaiel, Rattlestick), Abraham's Daughters (Emma Goldman-Sherman, Urban Stages, Wild Project, Parsnip Ship), Zero Hour (Tea Alagic, Long Wharf) and Tell Me What I Want (Gina Stevensen, Urban Stages). You can see her in the award-winning “Downsizedthewebseries” and in the soon to be released short Cycle. esradayani.com