Roy Barry's professional career began at age eighteen in the summer stock musicals of the St. Louis Municipal Opera. Studies in acting, voice and dance gave Roy needed proficiency to be cast in five Broadway productions: "Follies", "Hello Dolly!", "Maggie Flynn", "Coco" and "The Yearling". Roy was featured with Katharine Hepburn, Alexis Smith, Yvonne DeCarlo, Dorothy Lamour, Jack Cassidy, Bob Hope and worked with such directors of prominence as Lloyd Richards, Hal Prince, Morton DeCosta, Gene Kelly, Gower Champion, Michael Bennett and Agnes DeMille. By age 25 he had two years Army service and four performing union affiliations. Successful nightclub performing proved educational as well, as he learned from the best how to roll with the punches. Over a period of ten years Roy was featured in over 100 commercials, two of which were nominated for the CLIO, the "Oscar" of commercials. Roy hosted a quiz show for PBS entitled "The Learning Game", appeared in an on-going role on "Another World" and in other films. Roy has trained with the best teachers in NYC and LA. Work with Warren Robertson, Peggy Feurey, Lee Strasberg, David Le Grant, Irene Dailey, Jack Waltzer and Eric Morris has given Roy an eclectic understanding of the craft of acting leading him to conclude that the actor EVENTUALLY finds his own way of working. Roy taught in NYC at the Warren Robertson Workshop, substituting for Warren in his professional classes, and taught his own class at the The Actor's and Director's Lab on Theatre Row. He now resides in Somerville with wife, Danielle, and their two daughters. www.roybarry.net	Roy Barry Co-Director
Danielle Barry Co-Director	As a member of three performing unions Danielle toured regionally for three years in musical and comedy productions such as "How To Succeed in Business...", "Four Orchids Waltzing", "Accommodations", "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" and "Boeing, Boeing". She received 2 Best Actress Awards for her work in "6 Rms Riv Vu" and "Spoon River Anthology". She was fortunate to work with Peter Lupus (original Mission Impossible), Al Lewis (Munsters), Pat Paulsen, Peter Breck (Big Valley) and Forrest Tucker at all three Drury Lane Theatres in Chicago. She was the female romantic lead in a lively western flick, "Doc Hooker's Bunch" opposite crusty Dub Taylor in the title role. Danielle has a B.A. from McDaniel College in Maryland and trained in New York with Carol Rosenfeld and the legendary Uta Hagen before being picked up by the William Morris Agency for commercial work. Since 1992 she has taught acting and directed over 20 student productions at Raritan Valley Community College in NJ where she lives nearby with her husband and two daughters.
Harry is a film/video professional and member of DGA (Director's Guild of America) with a wide range of experience having served as 2nd Assistant Director on episodic television, national commercials and feature films such as "Moscow on the Hudson" (Robin Williams), "Ghostbusters" (Bill Murray), "Falling in Love" (Streep and DeNiro), and "Sentimental Journey" (Jaclyn Smith). Harry earned an M.F.A. in film-making from N.Y.U's Tisch School of the Arts. He has produced, directed and edited industrial documentaries and corporate videos, including a recruitment video for a large NJ medical center that reached an international audience. He is a professional still photographer and an adjunct professor of film theory and video production at Raritan Valley Community College in New Jersey.	Harry Hillard, DGAFilm/Photography