Beverley Griffith Beverley's career began as a dancer at the Moulin Rouge (Paris), The Lido (Las Vegas), USO (Germany) and more recently at Circus Conelli (Zurich). As a voice actor she has worked voice tracking (BeatlesRadio.com), narrative for Books for the Blind (Books Aloud) and a PSA (KSAR-TV) and is delighted to be the voice of Gwendolyn in SHOUT! Theatre includes: ANGELS IN AMERICA, LEADING LADIES, ENCHANTED APRIL (Bus Barn), EQUUS, LYSISTRATA (City Lights), DRIVING MISS DAISY(Tabard), THE SHAKER CHAIR (The Pear), RICHARD III, AS YOU LIKE IT, ROMEO & JULIET, TAMING OF THE SHREW (Shady Shakespeare), NOISES OFF, (Palo Alto Players, City Lights), THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST(Pigeon Players), WAITING TO DANCE (Renegade).

Breigh Zack is new to the Bus Barn stage. She was last on stage as the maid, Edith, in Palo Alto Player's BLITHE SPIRIT. Breigh has been seen in many SCP productions: the By My Side soloist in GODSPELL, Little Becky Two-Shoes in URINETOWN, THE MUSICAL, Princess Winnifred in ONCE UPON A MATTRESS, Lois Lane/Bianca Minola in KISS ME, KATE, Lucy van Pelt in YOU¹RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN, Gertrude McFuzz in SEUSSICAL:THE MUSICAL, Graziella in WEST SIDE STORY and The Witch in INTO THE WOODS. She was awarded the ERMA award for Best Supporting Actress for portraying Lois Warner in Neil Sedaka's BREAKIN' UP IS HARD TO DO at WVLO. Other performances include Julie in the world premiere of THE POPTIMISTS! at Tabard Theater, the bride Rachel in PERFECT WEDDING at Palo Alto Players, and Sandy Markowitz in Hillbarn Theatre's A THOUSAND CLOWNS. During the day, Breigh can be found at Saint Cyprian School in Sunnyvale, where she adores teaching her junior high students.

Alex Acevedo  (Choreographer) A San Jose native now living in San Francisco, Alex has enjoyed directing, choreographing and teaching all over the Bay Area. Companies include Broadway by the Bay, Diablo Theatre Company, PYT, CMTSJ, Los Gatos High School, Studio 10 and many others. Favorite productions: THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE, PAJAMA GAME, A CHORUS LINE, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, HONK! and ALL SHOOK UP. As a young performer Alex enjoyed studying with Janie Scott, Kevin Hauge, Keith Banks and his long time mentor Heather Stokes. As a performer he has enjoyed roles in THE MUSIC MAN (Dance Captain), WHITE CHRISTMAS (Dance Captain), LA CAGE AUX FOLLES, HAIR (Margaret Mead), and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (Le Fou/Dance Captain). He has also spent time dancing with Six Flags (LA) Princess and Norwegian Cruise Lines (Germany, Canada, Central America, Hawaii, New York and Mexico). This fall Alex will be directing/choreographing CATS for PYT in Mt View.

Barbara J. Cannon (Artistic Director, Director, Costume Designer) has worked professionally as a director since 1991, when she directed her first show with Hillbarn Theatre in Foster City.  Since that time, she has directed over 50 productions and served as Associate Director at Hillbarn Theater from 1991-1993, as Associate Artistic Director at Palo Alto Players from 1993-1998, and currently is Artistic Director at Bus Barn Stage Company.  She has also worked as an actor, singer, costume designer, set and props designer, and teacher at Foothill College.  Barbara is a graduate of UC Berkeley’s Dramatic Arts Department, and did postgraduate work at University of Hawaii, Manoa. She was awarded a 2003 Artists Fellowship for Stage Direction by Arts Council Silicon Valley.  For BBSC, she has directed 27 shows, the most recent being LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS and has designed a multitude of costumes, sets, and props.

Chris Enni (Sound Design) has enjoyed working on sound design for the Bus Barn Stage.  In pursuing his writing career, Chris has had two of his plays produced at the Foothill College New Works Festival - THE MAN WHO MARRIED A DUMB WIFE and THE PUPPET FACTORY.  Before writing plays, Chris enjoyed writing songs featured on television, radio, and video.  And before that, he toured nationally with his band The Cardiff Reefers, which came to an abrupt end when he and his wife decided to have children.  And before that, he doesn't remember much - because of the children.  Chris also plays jazz, popular and classical piano as well as electric guitar in his current band, Bad Daddy (we really aren't that bad).  Thank you for coming to see another great show brought to you by your great local talent at the Bus Barn.

Chris Enni (Sound Design) has enjoyed working on sound design for the Bus Barn Stage.  In pursuing his writing career, Chris has had two of his plays produced at the Foothill College New Works Festival - THE MAN WHO MARRIED A DUMB WIFE and THE PUPPET FACTORY.  Before writing plays, Chris enjoyed writing songs featured on television, radio, and video.  And before that, he toured nationally with his band The Cardiff Reefers, which came to an abrupt end when he and his wife decided to have children.  And before that, he doesn't remember much - because of the children.  Chris also plays jazz, popular and classical piano as well as electric guitar in his current band, Bad Daddy (we really aren't that bad).  Thank you for coming to see another great show brought to you by your great local talent at the Bus Barn.

Ron Gasparinetti (Set Designer) was born and raised in Newark, NJ. He attended Essex Catholic High School and Montclair State University where he earned his BFA degree in technical theatre with a scenic design concentration. Ron worked the night shift for the Newark, NJ police department while attending college. He graduated in 1986. Ron has worked steadily since then as a technical director, scenic designer, lighting designer, props designer and production manager-sometimes all at once! He even forayed into the field of acting for a short time. Ron has been involved with over 400 productions in the last 30 years. He currently resides in California on the San Francisco Peninsula. In February of 2007, Ron joined forces with Charles McKeithan to form a new company: THRUST Scenic Design & Construction. To date, the company has built a clientele of 12 theatre companies in the Bay Area and has designed and built over 75 productions.

Mark Hanson (Music Director) is back for his seventh production with Bus Barn Stage Company following work on 1940's Radio Hour, The Goodbye Girl, The World Goes Round, A Year with Frog and Toad and last summers¹s production of Little Shop of Horrors. Other Bay area credits include Broadway by the Bay, Contra Costa Musical Theatre and Foothill Music Theater. Mark is a member of the music faculty at College of San Mateo.

Ben Hemmen (Lighting Designer) returns to light SHOUT!, after most recently having lit MOON OVER BUFFALO for Bus Barn, as well as LITTLE WOMEN for LAYT and THE SORCERER for Lyric Theatre. Between James Bond or James Steed, I always preferred Steed, although Q¹s toys were hard to pass up. Now if we could get a Lotus Super 7 on stage rather than a Model T. Questions and comments to ben@hemmen.com. (In Memory of Terry Hemmen 1924-2011)

Lisa De Leeuw (Stage Manager) is excited to be joining the Bus Barn Stage Company for this production of SHOUT! Lisa received her Theatre Arts BFA from the University of Arizona. She has stage managed for many Bay Area companies such as San Jose Repertory, Marin Theatre Company and ACT Conservatory.

Patricia Tyler (Properties Design) is very happy to be designing props once more for Bus Barn! She has designed props for over 30 shows in the Bay Area. As an actress, some of her recent theatre credits include: BUS STOP (Grace) at Bus Barn, All MY SONS (Kate) at the Mountain View Second Stage, CHEKHOV IN YALTA (Lilina) at the Dragon, THE LONG CHRISTMAS RIDE HOME (puppeteer) at The Magic Theatre, METAMORPHOSES NICKEL AND DIMED (Barbara), THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA (Maxine), and A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (Puck) at The Pear Avenue Theatre.