Douglas Zwick has been acting since childhood, when he appeared as the dwarf Dwalin in The Hobbit at the Lincoln Theater (1990, TAG). His more recent credits include Mr. Bloom in Pippi Longstocking (2009, META), Jinx in Forever Plaid (2010, Bellingham Theatre Guild) and Hunter in [title of show] (2010, WWU). He will also appear as Jacob in the independent feature The Dream Garden (2011, P51 Pictures), and in a dual role of Man and Prospector in the independent feature The Other Side of the Mirror (2011, ZN Productions). He graduated from Western Washington University in 2007 with a B.A. in linguistics.
Nathan Hamer has been involved with theatre, film and dance since he was young. Nathan has been in over twenty plays, most recently as Perchik in Fiddler on the Roof (2009, META) and Rolf in The Sound of Music (2009, Lyric Light Opera). His hobbies include singing, playing the mandolin and directing films. Nathan is also a part of a local improv troupe that performs throughout Skagit Valley.
Stephanie Brisky, born and raised in Mount Vernon, enjoys music and theatre. She has been acting for six years; ever since her first role in Dirty Works at the Crossroads she hasn't been able to escape the lure of stage acting. The Theatre, however, is her first film project. Her most recent credits include Tzeitel in Fiddler on the Roof (2009, META), Thomasina Coverly in Arcadia (2009, SVC) and Margaret in Quilters (2009, SVC), and is currently working on an original play written by a local acclaimed playwright, Carried by the Current, which debuts mid-February. Stephanie is a student at Skagit Valley College.
DK Reinemer is an actor, writer and improviser living in Bellingham, WA. He is one half of the dynamic comedy duo, The DK and Morgan Show, which performs live comedy shows across North America. DK is an original ensemble member of Ryan Stiles' comedy club The Upfront Theatre in Bellingham, where he teaches and performs regularly.
Zoey Kypuros grew up in Finland and has acted in over 75,000 films to date, most of them in her native tongue of Finnish. She studies acting, playwriting and musical kung fu at Yale University. Her favorite color is applesauce.
Zach Hamer is a writer and director from Washington State working in both Washington and New York City. He has filmed over 30 live shows, 20 short films and 5 feature films. His latest feature film, The Other Side of the Mirror, is in post-production and will be released in the summer of 2011. Zach has won both local and national awards for his work. He and his brother have been in the film business since 2001.
Since the 1920's, the historic Lincoln Theatre of Downtown Mount Vernon has been a popular and essential part of the Skagit Valley. From films to plays, concerts to business and social gatherings, the Lincoln remains central to the cultural life of the Valley and beyond.