Susan Marvin - international actress, dancer, solo performer

Susan Marvin has trained and performed in ballet, modern dance and musical theater since 1971, in Canada, the U.K. and the U.S. She has been featured in the works of several San Francisco Bay Area artists and companies including SpectorDance, Mark Franco's NovAntiqua, American Conservatory Dance Theater, and Courage Group. She also created solo works which were performed at ODC Theater in San Francisco as part of their Pilot Project. Marvin played a key role in Leslie Streit's 2005 God Wear's My Underwear as Die Nachtigal, a nightclub performer in pre World War II Berlin. The full film is currently streaming on IMDB. She  played "The Woman" in all 3 parts of When I Become A Ghost an experimental series of shorts about a journey from Life into the Afterlife.

Duncan Cameron has been beekeeping since 2000.

The bees he rescues/catches produce from 500 to 1000 pounds of honey a year. He also harvests the beeswax...about 20 pounds a year. Duncan removes bees from buildings when they make a nest in the walls. He's worked from Pacific Heights mansions (in San Francisco) to back yard sheds. He's done over 300 bee removals over the years. He also removes yellow jackets and has done 800 removals. He keeps on the average about 10 bee hives in his own back yard. Lately Duncan has been volunteering with Food Runners picking up expired food from grocery stores such as Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s and delivering the food to shelters and SRO residences in the City.

He had this to say about performing in our film: "I really liked performing in your show. You created an environment conducive to getting into the role and directing in a way so I knew what you were looking for. It was easy for me to let go and get into the role."

Jackson Currier is Marin Shakespeare Company’s Technical Director.

He has acted, designed, taught, and served as Master Carpenter and Tech Director for Marin Shakespeare Company.  He also provides technical leadership at Mt. Tam School.  As an actor, Jackson trained at Shakespeare & Company and was nominated for a Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award for Mercutio in “Romeo and Juliet.” Jackson is the proud father of Lenox and Kili.