Alex Fisher (Judith Covey) is an actor, writer and improviser.  Her recent work includes Carrol Gardens (16th Street Theatre), 3c (A Red Orchid Theatre) and a guest role on Chicago Fire (NBC).  Alex is a graduate of the Second City Conservatory and is represented by Paonessa Talent.

David Anthony Marshall is so thrilled to be working with ITP and overjoyed to hit the stage again! David appeared in the very first Famous Door production Black & Blue, and went on to appear at Stage Left's The Diviners, Steppenwolf's Othello , Chicago Shakespeare's Troilus & Cressida, and others. He has also appeared in several TV episodics such as Chicago PD , Star Trek Voyager and Dragnet LA. He also appeared in films such as Lock Up, Another 48hrs, CrissCross and more. A singer/songwriter, David performs professionally in and around the city. His theatrical training began at ISU and he has worked with Uta Hagen, Jose Quintero, Rhondi Reed, Gary Cole, Bernie Piven and more. David is proud to be represented by Shirley Hamilton Talent!

Jack is honored to be working with Interrobang Theatre Project. He has previously performed with The Actors Gymnasium, Next Theatre & The American Myth Center. Jack is a recent graduate of Northwestern University with a degree in theatre and economics. Thank you Ally, Mom, Dad & My Dogs. 

Alanna is elated to be working with Interrobang Theatre Project. Credits include #DateMe (Amanda U/S) at Second City, Point of V (Ensemble) at Shattered Globe, and Long Day's Journey Into Night (Cathleen) at the Court Theatre. TV/Web: Chicago Fire, Kappa Force, The Onion Online. Proud member of the Backroom Shakespeare Project. BFA from Syracuse University.

Gabriela Fernandez is thrilled to be working with Interrobang Theatre Project for the first time. Previous Chicago credits include Almost Immortal (Collaboraction Theatre); The Land of Never-Lack (The Frontier Theatre); Nightswim (Lifeline Theatre); and the very last Boneshaker at the former Redmoon Theatre. You can also catch her playing Tuxedo Mask in Otherworld Theatre Company's Moon Prism Power! A Sailor Moon Musical Parody at the Public House Theatre. Gaby is honored to have this opportunity and plans to continue learning and growing in Chicago's vibrant theatre community. Many thanks to everyone who has believed in her so far

Kirk Jackson is ecstatic to be working with Interrobang Theater Project for the first time! Among the companies he has worked with in the recent past are Refuge Theatre Project, Ghostlight Ensemble, Underscore Theatre, Hell in a Handbag, Cowardly Scarecrow, Strangeloop Theatre,  and New American Folk Theatre (of which he is a company member.) He was last seen as Bruce Springsteen and The Most Pathetic Man in the World in the Jeff Award winning High Fidelity: the Musical. He is a graduate of Illinois State University's Acting program.

Alexander Stuart is an actor, fight choreographer, and recent graduate of Columbia College Chicago. Favorite credits include Ferdinand in The Tempest, Henry in Mud, Charles in As You Like It (Columbia College Chicago), and Sampson in Romeo & Juliet (Citadel Theatre Company). Violence design credits include Wait Until Dark (Columbia).

James Yost is the co-artistic director of Interrobang Theatre Project and previously served as the producing artistic director for BareBones Theatre Group, a company he co-founded in 1998. Selected credits include: Mr. Marmalade, Psycho Beach Party, Debbie Does Dallas: The Musical, The Graduate, The Play About the Baby, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Drift, Ugly Art, bash; the latter-day plays, Squirrels, The Wizard of Oz, Lend Me A Tenor, Orson's Shadow, Glengarry Glen Ross, The Pitchfork Disney and Noises Off.  For ITP, credits include Orange Flower Water (Jeff nomination for Best Supporting Actor, Joseph Wiens), Ibsen is Dead, The North Pool and last season's critically acclaimed REALLY REALLY (named one of the best shows of 2015 by the Chicago Tribune). Yost recently directed True West by Sam Shepard for Shattered Globe. This summer he is directing Boeing Boeing for Davidson College. He teaches acting, directing, production design and film at the high school and collegiate level. He is published in Teaching Theatre Journal, a publication of Dramatics Magazine.

Along with working for Interrobang and being a freelance director, Georgette is also the founding theatre teacher at Polaris Charter Academy, an Expeditionary Learning School in West Humboldt Park. She directed last season's KATRINA: MOTHER-IN-LAW of 'EM ALL and Jeff Recommended RECENT TRAGIC EVENTS, as well as this season's production of the 2013 Yale Drama Series Winner STILL. This spring she'll be directing Donald Margulies' TIME STANDS STILL for Aston Rep. Georgette holds a Masters in Directing from Roosevelt University and a B.A. in Theatre Performance from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, LA.

Lee Blessing’s play A Walk in the Woods was produced on Broadway and London's West End. His Off-Broadway productions include A Body of Water, Primary Stages; Going To St. Ives, Primary Stages (Outer Critic’s Circle Award, Best Play, Obie for ensemble performance); Thief River, Signature Theatre (Drama Desk nomination, Best Play); Cobb, Lucille Lortel Theatre (Drama Desk award, best ensemble); Chesapeake, New York Stage and Film at Second Stage; Eleemosynary, Manhattan Theatre Company and Down the Road, the Weissberger Group at the Atlantic Theatre. The Signature Theatre dedicated its 1992-93 season to his work, consisting of Fortinbras, Lake Street Extension, Two Rooms and the world premiere of Patient A. 

He has received nominations for Tony and Olivier awards, as well as the Pulitzer Prize. He heads the graduate playwriting program at Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University.