Brad has been sharing his brawny baritone voice and acting prowess with contented audiences for much of his life.  Well-trained at the Sherwood Conservatory, the MERIT music program, and Ne-Ke’s  Youth Theater program, Brad has been a featured performer in dozens of concerts and theater productions from his teenage years on.  The training and performance opportunities afforded Brad through these three esteemed artistic institutions, ignited a passion for music and the stage that continued to blossom during his time as an undergraduate at DePaul University.  

Candy McLellan Davison [she/her] was most recently seen in Legally Blonde (City Springs Theatre), where she played the Judge/Store Manager and Laker Girl. Other favorite regional credits include Annie in The Play That Goes Wrong (Aurora Theatre), Minnie in An Octoroon (Actors Express), Dotty in Caroline, or Change (Westcoast Theatre Troupe), Gabrielle in Cinderella (Aurora Theatre), Vicky in Bright Half Life (Theatrical Outfit), and Doris in The Color Purple (City Springs Theatre), Passing Strange and Tiny Beautiful Things (Theatrical Outfit). On screen, Candy has appeared in “Will Trent,” “Florida Man,” “The Resident,” “Hawkeye,” and “Creepshow.” She is a graduate of the University of West Georgia and Acting Apprenticeship at Aurora Theatre. Find her on Instagram: @candymcloveme 

DESDEMONA CHIANG is a Taiwan-born American director/writer working in theatre and film/TV. She directs in a variety of genres, including new works, classics, and musicals. She is known for her visceral, no-nonsense approach to storytelling, with her distinct point of view as an immigrant and Asian American woman, and a specific interest in international and multilingual stories.

Emily Wold aka Fablehound. After finishing grad school & hustling on the tour/summer theater circuit, I knew I wanted to use my creative skills in a way that better suited the life I wanted to live. I didn’t want to be at the mercy of other folks. I wanted a life marked by elbow room. Travel! Adventure! Freedom!

Enter voiceover work. I weaseled my way into an audition, quickly started booking, & before I knew it I was working as an audio engineer & hustling VO full time.

Fablehound, founded in 2020, is the culmination of all my skill, determination, & outright pluckiness. From its humble beginnings in a Chicago closet, Fablehound has grown into a booming creative enterprise, complete with two fully-equipped studios, countless commercial campaigns, & an ever-growing client base.

Freddie Ashley is Artistic Director of Actor's Express in Atlanta. He has directed around 50 AE productions, including Doubt, Prayer for the French Republic, Cabaret, Desire Under the Elms and The Crucible, as well as World Premieres of Serial Black Face, Broadsword, Albatross and Fair Use. He has also directed at Connecticut Repertory Theatre, Dad's Garage, Aurora Theatre, Theatre Gael and Jewish Theatre of the South.

​Prior to joining AE, Freddie was Literary Manager of the Alliance Theatre (recipient of the 2007 Regional Theatre Tony Award), where he served as dramaturg for around 30 productions. He has developed new plays around the country with the Playwrights' Center, Kennedy Center, New Group, Page 73 and Jewish Theatre of the South.

Kenn Hopkins Jr. is an American actor primarily known for his extensive work in classical theatre, particularly with the American Shakespeare Center (ASC), and his television appearances in the series Stop the Threat.

As an artist Kyle loves Billy-Bard Shakes, Eugene O’Neill, Tom Stoppard, Robert Jordan, Suzuki, Stage Combat/Intimacy Choreography, Movement, Poetry, Ensemble Devised Projects, Video Games, Clowning, Podcasts and Audio Dramas and Folk Musical Composition to name a few.
Originally from Flint Michigan, Kyle holds Instructor positions at the University of Houston—where he leads both BFA and non-BFA actors in Movement Practices and Stage Combat—and Rice University where he instructs in Movement and Stage Combat as well as Intro to Acting.  

Michelle Pokopac is an American actor of Korean descent. With a constant interest in the arts ranging from acting, drawing, and playing piano, she continued to pursue acting through her high school's theatre department. Michelle received her BFA in Theatre Performance from Columbus State University and did additional studies in Florence, Italy and Oxford, England. In 2017, Michelle and her partners founded East by Southeast, an organization dedicated to supporting, developing, and producing Asian artists and their work in Atlanta while also encouraging inclusivity and representation through community engagement. She is also a member of IDEA ATL (Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity in the Arts of Atlanta) in response to the social and racial injustice brought forth from the Atlanta theatre community in 2020.

Rhyn is a southern gal at heart - Born and raised on Jekyll Island, GA.

After receiving her degree from The Carnegie Mellon School of Drama, rhyn embarked on a career that has taken her all over the country, as well as all over the world.

In addition to her performing career,

rhyn is a monologue coach with

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