TODD ALLEN DURKIN (Man) trained at New World School of the Arts and was last seen at the Mosaic Theatre in Dealers Choice. After 8 years in New York, Todd returned to South Florida and GableStage where he appeared in Bug (2006 Carbonell Nominee for Best Actor) and at Palm Beach Dramaworks in That Championship Season (2006 Carbonell Award for Best Supporting Actor). Todd is a proud member of Madcat Theater Company in Miami. Other past theatrical credits include: Artful Dodgers, The Pull of Negative Gravity, Much Ado About Nothing, Midsummer Nights Dream, The Tempest, Love's Labour's Lost, Riff-Cat Polito in The Virtual Adventures of Riff-Cat Polito, BUMP, Beggar on Horseback, Salt-Water Moon, Agamemnon, as Touchstone in As You Like It, as Hamlet in Hamlet and as Lenny Bruce in Julian Barry's Lenny, for which he was a Carbonell Nominee and was named Best Actor in a Comedy by Miami New Times. Todd has worked at NY's Cherry Lane Theatre, Theatrix Theatre, Vital Theatre Company, TheatreworksUSA, Peccadillo Theatre Company. TV and film credits include: Toothpaste, Reindeer Games, America's Most Wanted, Ghost Stories, Golf Balls and Vote Early, Vote Often.
BETH MCINTOSH (Woman)is thrilled to be returning to GableStage after last fall's Brooklyn Boy, for which she received a Carbonell nomination for Best Supporting Actress. Beth graduated from UF with a degree in theatre, then headed to NYC for an Off-Broadway run of Fredrico Garcia Lorca's Evil Spell of the Butterfly at the Lamb's Theatre (nominated for 5 ACE Awards, winning for Best Play). Then off to LA, where she jumped to the "other side" of the business and was accepted into Endeavor's prestigious Agent Training Program, where she worked with such talented and inspiring artists as Gary Sinise, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Javier Bardem. With her long time mentor, Yvonne Suhor, Beth produced and starred in the World Premiere of Beyond Java Mountain at Orlando's Studio Theatre. Back home, Beth is so proud to have co-founded The Promethean Theatre (www.theprometheantheatre.org) with her producing partner Deborah Sherman. Favorite roles over the years include an award-winning performance as Jackie in Hot L Baltimore, Catherine in Proof and Beth Youngquist in TPT's critically acclaimed Orange Flower Water. Beth is so honored to get the chance to again work with the incomparable Joseph Adler, who continuously does the work other people are afraid to do which speaks to audiences in a unique way. She couldn't be more excited to be working with this amazingly talented cast and crew (including her favorite stage manager ever Michael Carroll)... and encourages you to support the many theatres in South Florida that continue to bring you exciting and thought-provoking work year round!
BRANDON MORRIS (Cody) is honored to be working at a theater that puts up some of the most tremendous work he has seen in South Florida. It's not every day that an actor gets a role as fun as this one. Past credits include: A Day of Reckoning, Touch (New Theatre); The Boys Next Door (Palm Beach Dramaworks); Summer Shorts Festival 2002-2005 (City Theatre); Black Sheep (Florida Stage); and The Food Chain (Mosaic Theater). When not working on the stage, Brandon remodels his home and plays minor thug-like characters on shows like C.S.I.- Miami, South Beach and America's Most Wanted. Brandon Would like to get a role on TV where he doesn't get shot or killed. He is also a proud member of The Actor's Equity Association. He would like to thank Dianne and his family for their constant support. " Adieu, Adieu..."
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