Stephanie doesn't like girls who are obsessed with their fingernails.
Valerie David and Hannah Snyder-Beck. Watch the video clip (Quicktime format)

Stephanie accuses Mom of not caring about Sleater-Kinney.
Starra Andrews and Hannah Snyder-Beck.
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Carrie thinks that Mom is hard butch - Mom explains she's not butch, she's punk.
Reagan Wilson and Valerie David
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Mom and Stephanie make a deal.
Starra and Hannah
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Hannah Snyder-Beck

Stephanie
A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, Hannah has made appearances at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, BAM and Symphony Space and has had the honor of working w/Paul Simon and Taj Mahal. Recent NY credits include: OFFICIAL LUNCH, The Gallery Players (Cynthia, a wily NSA agent); Sam Shepard’s SEDUCED, Michael Chekhov Theatre Co. (Miami) and HUCK FINN at The Metropolitan Playhouse (Mary Jane/Roxana). In February, Hannah appeared in HEALING and its companion piece, THE THERAPEUTIC HOUR, both of which received world premieres at The Hackensack Theater and Playwright Festival. Earlier this month, Hannah reprised her role of as the enigmatic Dorothy in THE THERAPEUTIC HOUR in a performance at The Dramatists Guild. Hannah is thrilled to be working with N.G. McClernan and fellow NYCPlaywrights members once again.

Valerie David

Mom
Valerie's recent credits include playing The Volunteer in the Off-Broadway production, A Stoop on Orchard Street, a musical about Jewish immigrants in America; and Sue in Asteroid Belt with Emerging Artists Theatre Company (EAT), in which she is now a member. Other credits include the independent films, Bridges and Tunnels and Singles.com; and her original one-woman musical comedy, Bring On A Man??. She also co-wrote/co-starred in a musical interactive comedy, This Blows, and guest co-hosted on the TV cooking show, Eat at Joe’s. She's produced a new two-person play called Two-Mur Humor that she co-wrote with Jim Toohey. Web site: ValerieDavid.com

Starra Andrews

Mom
Starra hails from Los Angeles, where she was part of an equity-waiver theatre company called The Vagabond Players. They performed plays by new playwrights at the Gene Bua Theatre; among others. She has also been seen in such roles as Kate Keller in The Miracle Worker at the South Coast Center for Performing Arts, Nancy Scott in The Goodbye People at the Westchester Playhouse, and Maria Fisher in Fiorello at Theatre Palisades. She is a theatre graduate of University of California, Irvine, and LACC Acting Academy.

Reagan Wilson

Carrie
Reagan Wilson has worked on numerous productions in theatre, film, and tv. She is the executive producer of Ciona Taylor Productions located in New York City. To learn more visit www.luvrae.com and www.cionataylor.com.

Reggie Buckingham

Jan
Reggie Buckingham has been like a headless chicken with acting gigs lately, and was last seen a couple of weeks ago in "The Exterminator", as well as The "Tales from the Black Veil 5" showcase. She is also a current member of NYCPlaywrights. This obviously explains how she met writer/director Nancy McClernan.

Naomi McClernan

Stage Manager/Production Assistant
Naomi has been doing thankless bitch-work for her mother for several years now, and when she isn't doing that, she's working for The Man. She plans to be a librarian one day.

N. G. McClernan

Author
Nancy G. McClernan is the author of TAM LIN, MONKEY'S PAW 2000, THE SLASH, I SEE LONDON, NEW RULES, HUCK FINN and others. She is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild, and founder of a writers group NYCPlaywrights - and she's pleased to note that all the members of the cast are also members of NYCPlaywrights. Blog: Heavens to Mergatroyd.