They perform on the Internet. They live all over the world. They are the heart and the soul of the HWMS Audio Theatre.
Margaux Amie is an actor and commercial print model from Los Angeles, California. She has appeared in “Murder Made Me Famous” and done voiceover work for the Africa. Channel. She has been featured in nationwide commercials for Wells Fargo Bank and Sally Beauty.
Roles: Ms. Amie originated the role “Evelyne the Business Manager”, who has appeared in “Talking and Shopping”, “Trails End”, “Side Pocket”, and “Embisivle Friend”. She has also played the role of Rachel D’Fino. In “Add Subtract” she played Ida Rhodes. In “Life is a Dream” she played Sophia Gavin Coyle.” She plays Sgt Emre in “Your Results May Vary.” She has been with the audio drama since 2016.
Zoe Anastassiou is a Greek Australian British theatre/TV/film/voiceover actress living in NYC. She has had a distinguished career on both the stage and on screen.
Ms. Anastassiou just recently received the Creative Community Award along with her fellow Nationals Inaugural Alumni Class at The 24 Hour Plays on Broadway, 2024. She also just completed filming as M in a short Bond parody with Free The People.
Ms. Anastassiou spent the 2022-2023 theatrical season touring the USA as part of The Acting Company’s renowned National Tour in celebration of their 50th Anniversary. The Acting Company has launched the careers of some 400 actors, including Kevin Kline, Patti LuPone, and Rainn Wilson, to name a few, while bringing sophisticated theater to hundreds of small towns and major cities alike. This past season The Acting Company toured with two shows in rep with Ms. Anastassiou playing the notable role of the Nurse in “Romeo and Juliet” and as Lady Lannoy as well as 7 other characters in “The Three Musketeers”. Both shows began on the East Coast, with a full run at The New Victory Theater on 42nd Street in NYC and ended in Washington State on the West Coast.
Ms. Anastassiou can currently be seen in the play adaptation of Emily Bohannon’s “Virtue” featuring Margaret Colin and Joshua Henry with Cowboy Bear Ninja productions streaming on Broadway on Demand, and on Amazon Prime’s second season of “Jack Ryan.” She is also the voice for a new Ivatherm dermocosmetic product commercial series.
Ms. Anastassiou won the Eva Gore-Booth Award for Best Female Performance for her role as Del in Carolyn Gage’s new play “Easter Sunday” at The International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival; She has been directed in “Three Sisters” and “As You Like It” by Eve Best; She performed the role of Hermia in “Midsummer Nights Dream” at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London; She has performed in London’s Old Vic Theatre on a T. S. Eliot exchange; She is also a member of the Old Vic New Voices Program.
She is a founding member of At Play Productions that presented the annual Off-Broadway Celebrity 24 Hour Plays in which she also performed; She also co-founded Helluva Theatre Company and performed as Barbara in their inaugural production of “Major Barbara”; She performed in the film “Festival of Lights” that starred Aidan Quinn & Jimi Mistry; She performed in the short film “The Betrothed” starring Gale Howard; She was the voice for DulcoFibre commercials in Australia.
Ms. Anastassiou has a double B.A. in Theatre and Psychology from Middlebury College and an MFA in Acting from the original Actors Studio Drama School/The New School for Drama.
She is repped by Florance Kirilova at Posche Talent, and Megan Lohne and Robert Graham at Lohne/Graham Management.
For more info please visit: www.zoeanastassiou.com
Roles: Faith, Congressional Aide Habi, Mina, a Waiter, Becky Vogelson, a News Person, Cop #2, and Lilibet, Wee Sister Number 1 in “Talking and Shopping,” Maddie in “Embisivle Friend”, and a collection of moms, business leaders, waitresses, impatient customers and others. Honoria Fawcett in “London Necropolis Express. Judy, Orderly, a Cleaning Lady, and the Chorus in “Add Subtract.” Toggle Dwiggens in “Life is a Dream.” “Alec Effson” in “Your Results May Vary.” She has been with the audio drama since 2016.
Debbon Ayer is an actor/writer/producer from New York City.
Theatrical credits include: Television: NCIS: New Orleans, Law and Order, Judging Amy, Joan of Arcadia
Films credits include: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Garden State, In the Forest, Death and Cremation, Jennifer 8, Ethan Frome
Theatre credits include: The Geffen Theatre, New York Public Theatre, New York Stage and Film, Signature Theatre, Manhattan Class Company, Naked Angels
Roles: Ms. Ayer has performed the roles of Dr. Portillo in “Your Results May Vary,” Gertrude Blanch in “Add Subtract”, Honoria Fawcett in “London Necropolis Express,” Rosemary Hawley in “Life is a Dream,” Abby Alton, CEO in “Talking and Shopping,” Sonja Pfiefer, Chief Operating Officer in “Trails End”, and Penelope Othmar, Principal of the Lillian Moller Gilbreth School for Disruptive Innovation in “Embisivle Friend.” She has been with the audio drama since 2016.
Ron Bianchi is an actor from Hampton, Virginia. He has performed in “Mama Mia,” “Mother of a Day,” and “Mundane.”
Roles: The Colonel in “Your Results May Vary,” Arnold Lowan in “Add Subtract”, Calder in “Life is a Dream,” Jock Hodgy (and others) in “London Necropolis Express,” The Ancient One and Roger-the-typing-impaired-social-media-expert in “talking and Shopping,” Max and Jurgen in “Trails End,” Rick, the business owner in “SidePocket”, Mario Scioso, the forgetful F-1 Driver, Harvey the outside board member in “Embisivle Friend,” a nearly a dozen Uber Drivers of various backgrounds, the Ancient One, Erik, Roger the social media specialist, and “the Producer”. He has been with the audio drama since 2017.
Jess Blackwell is a British-Canadian actor currently residing in Toronto, ON. She has performed in film and television productions such as “The Nook,” “Maybe Tomorrow,” “Olive Green,” “Seeker” and “Checkmate.”
Roles: Ms. Blackwell performed several roles in “Your Results May Vary.” She joined the cast in 2024.
Monica Dakin is an actor living in Nottingham, UK. She has performed with the Reformed Players, the Lace Market Theatre and Blind Eye Productions
Roles: Ms. Dakin performs in the show “Your results May Vary.” She has been with the audio drama since 2024.
Anastasia Deloret
San Demetrio ni Vestini
Ana Deloret is a multicultural actor and voice-over based in Italy. Trained in London and Paris she has appeared in Stan and Ollie, Mission of Honor, starred in La Croix, a Chinese-French independent feature directed by Hu Xueyang and other films in English and French.
Specialised in screen acting, she extended her skills to theatre and made her debut starring in the children play Écris-moi, toured in the United-Kingdom until March 2020.
Now focusing on voice-over, she works in audio-books, dubbing, and audio-dramas.
Roles: Ms. Deloret plays Captain Pritel in “Your Results May Vary,” Daphne Duvey in “London Necropolis Express,” Linda and the Chorus in “Add Subtract,” Karine Tissarande, Head of the How We Manage Stuff EU Office in the series “Talking and Shopping” and Aravinda in “Embisivle Friend.” She joined the cast in 2019.
Amanda Marie Garcia is an actor, writer, producer from South Texas. She is an associate producer for the podcast ‘The Universe of Heroes and Villains,’ and is the voice for the telepathic superhero, Heidi.
Production: “Your Results May Vary”. Ms. Garcia joined the cast in 2024.
Geoffrey Grier is a San Francisco based actor and artist. He is the Director of the San Francisco Recovery Theatre, SFRT, and the creator of works such as “Night at the Blackhawk” and “Profiles in Black.” He created and appeared in the YouTube series “The Mr. Geoffrey Show.”
Roles: Mr. Grier plays Vinny, the founder of the tech startup SidePocket for multiple story lines as well as multiple other roles. He plays Major Huber in “Your Results May Vary,” Leonard Marx in “Add Subtract” and Gleason Byrne in “Life is a Dream.” He serves as the Associate Artistic Director of the audio drama. He joined the drama in 2016.
Michelle Thomas Hanson is an actor and voiceover artist from Hackensack, New Jersey. She has performed or stage managed a variety of local theater productions. Her credits include: “Doubt”, “33 Variations”, “All Shook Up”, “Prelude to a Kiss”, “Steel Magnolias” and “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof”. Her voice work can be heard in assorted regional commercials, webisodes and corporate industrial eLearnings.
Roles: Ms Thomas-Hanson originated the roles of the Narrator and the Stage Manager for the storyline “Talking and Shopping,” Chaos in “Life is a Dream,” Marta in “London Necropolis Express,” Chorus in “Add Subtract”. She joined the audio drama in 2020.
Kota Fudauchi
Tokyo, Japan
KOTA FUDAUCHI is an actor, filmmaker, and director, based in Tokyo, Japan. He graduated from the Department of Theatrical Arts Kindai University in Japan and Studied acting and stage directing with Yasu Ohashi and Kayoko Mori. He’s also appeared in numerous productions as an actor. In 2014, he directed his first short film SUMMER TIME and won “Best Film Not in the English Language” at Southampton International Film Festival in the UK. He creates and produces film, stage, music, fine art, photography, design and art of all kinds.
Roles: Mr Kota plays the role of Corporal Juma in “Your Results Amy Vary,” Chaos, in “Life is a Dream,” Ken in “Add Subtract”, Gotō Shichirou in “Embisivle Friend.” He joined the cast in 2021.
Kit Kuksenok is an artist, actor, and coder living in Berlin Germany. He has a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Washington in Seattle.
Roles: Mr. Kuksenok plays the role of Ed Kowalski, CTO of the Internet Giant Talking and Shopping in the series “talking and Shopping” and Mr. Klempner, the plumbing fixated school janitor in “Embisivle Friend.” He joined the audio drama in 2017 and is now an emeritus member.
Josh LaForce is a singer and actor that is based in New York but is often found at sea. He has sung in Europe and the United States with companies such as the San Jose Opera, the Houston Grand Opera, and the United Nations Association International Choir. He is currently an entertainment director for Holland-American Cruise Ships and, hence, often does his performances from a ship in the ocean.
Roles: Mr. LaForce plays Major Easton in “Your Results May Vary,” Jamie Gavin in “Life is a Dream,” Dr. Jones in “Add Subtract”, and Asa Pinchbeck in “London Necropolis Express. He plays Sullivan Bowman, the head of the How We Manage Stuff Washington Office and its Director of Policy and Public Relations, as well as Brannon, the Assistant to Famous Rankin, and Yermo and Brent in “Embisivle Friend.” He joined the audio drama in 2016.
Ethan Madds is an actor, comedian from Liverpool, England. He studied acting at Falmouth University. Over the years he has gained experience performing in everything from street performances to touring Theatre companies. He is also an experienced stand up comedian and events host.
Roles: Mr. Madds plays a variety of roles in “Embisivle Friend”. He was the IBM Guard in “Add Subtract.” He joined the audio drama in 2021 and was active through 2022.
Noah Masur is an actor and software engineer living in New York City. He film and computer science at Wesleyan University. In addition to How We Manage Stuff, he has appeared in the audio drama Wolf 359.
Roles: Mr. Masur plays Dr. Smith in “Add Subtract,” Buckley Williams, head of the Federation for a Digital Future in “Talking and Shopping,” and Dirk in “Trails End.” He has played Rohit, the How We Manage Stuff IT Guy in “Maddie the 8-year old Entrepreneur” and other series. He has also played several truck drivers, warehouse workers, Buckley Williams of the Federation for a Digital Future, Andre the homeless guy, multiple police officers (some from Brooklyn and some not) a customer, an unnamed male Congressional aide, and Ben Capardi manager of the Umatillo Server Farm. He joined the audio drama in 2016.
Jakob Minevich is an actor and artist based in New York City. He has appeared in a variety of theatrical productions in the city including “As You Like It,” and “Love’s Labor’s Lost” in Bryant Park, “Cymbeline” in Central Park, “The Tomb” at the Governors Island Arts Festival, and “Knocking on Woodstock” at the Manhattan Theatre Festival. He has appeared in media productions including “Foiled”, “Sterno” and “Creed 2”. He wishes to note that he is not the scion of a Russian oligarch who is bent on undermining the moral integrity of the global technology industry. He plays one in an audio drama.
Roles: Mr. Minevich has played Victor Numerov in “Trails End” and other series. He plays Chad Dockerly, reporter, in “Talking and Shopping.” He began with the audio drama since 2018 and was active through 2021.
Tehya Merritt is an New York based actor, vocalist, and dancer. She has most recently been featured as an emerging playwright with Theater Alliance in Washington, D.C., as well as a solo vocalist for Unity Center DC. She holds a B.F.A. in musical theatre from Howard University, where she graduated in 2019.
Ms. Merrit played Bridget O’Malley in “Life is a Dream,” Inis About in “London Necropolis Express,” and Evie “Add Subtract.” She joined the audio drama in 2020. She
Sahara Rahas is an actor, model and vocal artist from Arlington, Texas. She was born in Katmandu, Nepal and studied drama at the University of North Texas. She has the distinction of actually having performed at the Texas State Fair. She is fluent in English, Hindi and Nepali.
Roles: Under the name of Sahara Ale, Ms. Rahas has performed the roles of Kat in “Mother’s Milk”; Sister in “Add Subtract”; Yasmin in the story “Talking and Shopping”; and Klara in “Trails End.” She has been with the audio drama since 2017 and is now an emeritus member.
Josh Wilson is an actor, writer, and audio editor based in Chicago. A graduate of Columbia College Chicago, he has written and performed for The Second City’s comedy studies semester.
Roles: Mr. Wilson plays a variety of roles in Embisivle Friend. He joined the cast in 2021 and was active through 2022.
Sarah Corbyn Woolf is theatre artist from East Hampton MA. Working primarily with heightened text, she has performed with a variety of companies in NYC and Washington, D.C., including Shakespeare Theatre Company, Shakespeare & Company, New York Classical Theater, and The Fools and Kings Project. She co-founded and was co-artistic director of The Woolgatherers Theater Group, with whom she played Juliet in Romeo and Juliet. She holds an MFA from the Academy for Classical Acting at Shakespeare Theatre Company/GWU, and is currently engaged in ongoing research and practice of applying dance, movement, and somatic modalities to Shakespeare training and performance.
Ms. Woolf is the founding cast member of the HWMS Audio Theatre. Setting the standard for future productions, she did her first performance for the drama on a mobile internet connection from in an empty stairwell in a building that belonged to the New School in New York City.
She is currently on the board of directors for the theatre “Advice to the Players.” in New Hampshire.
Roles: Ms. Woolf originated the role of Anna-the-Intern. She has also performed the roles of Senator Christine Stassen and Jacqui the new hire. She has been with the audio drama since 2015.
Skippy is an actor and border collie from Pocatello, Idaho. He is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Canine Dramatic Arts in London. He has played Crab in Shakespeare’s “Two Gentleman of Verona” for companies in Europe and the United States, Sylvia in A.R. Gurney’s play of the same name, Wellington in the “Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night”, Lucky in Lee Blessing’s “Chesapeake”, and Astra in the Broadway adaptation of “The Thin Man”. He is well known for his solo interpretations of the work of Tom Stoppard including “Doggs Hamlet and Cahoots Macbeth” and “The Dog It Was That Died”.
Roles:Skippy plays a dog called Skippy who appears “Trails End”, “SidePocket,” and “Embisivle Friend”. In “Talking and Shopping”, he plays an Irish Wolfhound named Maggie. He has been with the audio drama since 2015.
Eric Ward is an actor and performance artist from San Francisco. He performs with San Francisco Recovery Theatre in “Profiles in Black” and “Night At the Blackhawk.”
She is currently on the board of directors for the theatre “Advice to the Players.” in New Hampshire.
Roles: Mr. Ward performs a variety of roles in “Your Results May Vary.” He has been with the audio drama since 2024.