A Terrorist Comedy

Celeste Innocenti, Director

Celeste is the Artistic Director for Chronos Theatre Group.  Selected roles:  Mary Shelley (“Bloody Poetry”), Aphrodite/Artemis (“Hippolytus”), Maryam (“The Sad Tale of Mr. Ali Ali”), Wanda (“The Waiting Room”), Trish (“Reckless”), and Pepita (“Death by Survival”).  Directing credits include theatre and video in San Diego and L.A.

Wayne Stribling Jr. as Omar

I would like to thank my Mother and Father for the fortunate life I live, because with out them I wouldn’t be here. 

-- Wayne Stribling Jr.

 
Anthony Hamm as Tariq

Anthony Gordon Hamm is privileged to make his first appearance at Swedenborg Hall in A Terrorist Comedy. He recently performed with Chronos Theatre in staged readings at the Lyceum: Theatre Of Illusions, Penthesilea, and The Gaol Gate. Credits include: Tony & Cleo, Frogs, Leave Me A Message, No Sit No Stand No Lie, Lemkin's House, Angels In America (parts I & II), The Compleat Wks Of Willm Shkspr (Abridged).

Roger Gobin as Faisal

Roger appears in two plays for this Festival: Bottled In, Baby and A Terrorist Comedy. He has a variety of stage experience to include community and professional venues. In addition, his past credits include independent film, television and print. See his portfolio online at www.rogergobin.com. 

Andrew Hernandez as Abdullah

A senior at Scripps Ranch High School, Andrew is an aspiring young actor. Having been involved with drama since middle school, this is his first production out of school. Previous roles include Horace Vandergelder in The Matchmaker, Capt. Hook in Peter Pan, and Bullfrog in Honk!

Steve Koppman, Playwright

Steve's short plays have been produced in New York, San Diego and northern California.  His Cell Shock won "Best of Fest" honors in 2007's Actors' Alliance festival and went on to two off-off-Broadway productions since. His fiction has appeared in literary and regional magazines and satire in major newspapers.