Liz Anderson is a San Francisco native. She has been seriously pursuing a career in theater since high school (at San Francisco's SOTA), during which she was honored as a California State Arts Scholar.

She received a scholarship to New York University where she earned her BFA. She also attended The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, where she studied and performed Shakespeare.

After graduation she moved to Los Angeles where she designed and implemented a Shakespeare program in the area's "Title I" schools.

Liz is currently a professional working actor in theater, film and television. Her theater company, Dr. Emile's Theater Tremendo, recently won Best of Fringe, at the San Francisco International Fringe Festival, and she has just finished production on the film, The Village Barbershop, acting opposite John Ratzenberger. Liz feels very fortunate to have found a home at BRAVA and is proud to be a bilingual teaching artist at Paul Revere K-8, and Alvarado Elementary school.

Aya Cash graduated from the Guthrie BFA Acting Program at the University of Minnesota. She appeared in the Great River Shakespeare Festival in 2004. She has most recently been getting rave reviews for her New York theater work, most recently Bruce Norris' The Itch and the Pain (2006) and Philistines by Maxim Gorky (2004).

http://theater2.nytimes.com/2006/09/22/theater/reviews/22itch.html

"But if the show has one standout performance, it's from Aya Cash, a relative newcomer to the New York stage. She takes the theoretically stereotypical role of Kalina and makes her not just hysterical (in both senses of the word) but smart -- even wise -- in a way that none of the more educated characters on stage can hope to match. It's the kind of performance that could -- and should -- be remembered during awards season.

It remains to be seen if New York audiences are ultimately willing to laugh at Norris' less-than flattering version of themselves. If so, The Pain and the Itch is not only a satire that won't close on Saturday night; it could become Playwrights Horizons' next commercial hit."

http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm/story/9053

She received her B.S. in 2005 in Cell and Molecular Biology at San Francisco State University and is currently in the graduate program in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at UC Davis. 

Zach studied computer animation at Humboldt State University. After graduating in 2005 he returned to San Francisco and started a digital production company, Illusion Productions, which designs web sites, among other things. He now lives in Boston.

A cellist while at SOTA, Juvenia merged her love of music, people and photography by photographing bands throughout the Bay Area. She is currently enrolled in the Brooks Institute of Photography, in Santa Barbara,  and per her web page,  "constructs the quality of light to capture people that intrigue her curiosity."   www.juveniaphoto.com