Algernon Moncrieff: Ian Ferguson, from Amarillo, is a graduate of the theatre program at West Texas A&M University. While studying there he appeared as George III in "The Madness of George III," Howie in "Rabbit Hole," Beast in "Beauty and the Beast," and Brutus in "Julius Caesar" among other roles. Ian also directed productions of "Sight Unseen" and "An Infinite Ache" during his time at WT. He is excited to be making his debut in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area in this production.

Lane – The Manservant: This award winning actor/director is pleased to return to SSG having played Aegon - Comedy of Errors, Messenger - Medea, Touchstone – As You Like It, Master Ford – Merry Wives of Windsor, Volpone – Volpone, Robin Starvling in A Mid Summer Nights Dream, and Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. Some of his other recent favorite roles on-stage have been: Joe Keller – All My Sons, Dr. Bessner – Murder on the Nile, Charlie Baker – The Foreigner, Bobby Franklyn – Run for Your Wife, Paravicini in The Mousetrap, Manley Carstairs – The Housekeeper, Renfield in Count Dracula, and Nick Cristano in Over the River and through the Woods, to name a few. He has also directed such shows as; The Importance of Being Earnest, Angel Street, Dearly Departed, The Curious Savage, On Golden Pond, A Man for All Seasons, and many others. Steven studied Dramatic Production at Bob Jones University and Shakespeare with Chris Pickles of the Royal National Theatre. Steven is also licensed by the Texas Education Agency as a Defensive Driving Instructor and has regular classes with Comedy Guys Defensive Driving. 

John Worthing: Mickey Alpert graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder with his BFA in Theatre Performance. His recent roles include Leonardo in Blood Wedding, Betty and Edward in Cloud Nine, Kokol in Marat/Sade, The Mayor in The Visit, and Sleazy Paul in Pilar of Salt. He spent last summer as a performance intern with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, playing a townsperson in To Kill a Mockingbird and Conrade in Much Ado About Nothing. Mickey is very excited to be performing in his first show with SSG.

Canon Frederick Chasuble D.D: Allen grew up in Fort Worth and he graduated from Western Hills High School, then Abilene Christian University with a B.A. degree in Mass Communication, then decided to head west.  In California, Allen has appeared as Tom in The Glass Menagerie, Weller in The Gin Game, David Bliss in Hay Fever, Dodge in Buried Child, the Padre in Man of La Mancha, Lucio in Measure for Measure, Pirelli in Sweeney Todd, Mr. Praed in Mrs. Warren's Profession, and Det. Sgt. Trotter in The Mousetrap, among many others.  He holds the Master of Fine Arts degree in Directing Theatre and Film from California State University. Previously for the SSG, he appeared as Marley and Old Joe in A Christmas Carol, Leonato in Much Ado About Nothing, Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice, Antipholus of Ephesus in Comedy of Errors, and Tieresias in Antigone. Allen is represented by the Linicomn Agency in Dallas.

Merriman – The Butler: Jason Morgan is a graduate of Texas Woman's University with a Master of Arts in theatre and Stephen F. Austin State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in theatre. As an actor, Jason has appeared in over one hundred stage and independent film productions. For the  SSG, he has played Antipholus of Syracuse in Comedy of Errors; Jaques(08), Touchstone (04) and Adam (04) in As You Like It; Shakespeare in Dark Lady Of The Sonnets; Claudio, Polonius, & Shakespeare in The Fifteen Minute Hamlet; Benedick(05) and Verges (10) in Much Ado About Nothing; Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Petrucio in Taming of the Shrew. In the DFW area, he has performed at Theatre Arlington, Rover Dramawerks, Museum of Modern Art of Ft. Worth, NM Productions, Pocket Sandwich Theatre, Artisan Center Theatre, Onstage, Runway Theatre, and many more. Some of his directing credits Include Francines's Mitzvah's  at the Pocket Sandwich Theatre, Bye Bye Birdie  at Artisan Center Theatre, Barefoot In The Park & Run For Your Wife  at Onstage, and CSF 2007, As You Like It, From The Beginning To The Nativity, The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing for the SSG.

Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax: Jule Nelson-Duac is a recent graduate from TCU with a BFA in Theatre where she was seen in such productions as Noises Off, Little Women, Uncommon Women and Others, Scapino, and The Beauty Queen of Leenane. She also portrayed Rosalind in As You Like It with the Stolen Shakespeare Guild and Margaret in Much Ado About Nothing with the Trinity Shakespeare Festival and recently studied at the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, Ireland. Jule also works as a fight choreographer in the DFW area and is a proud member of the Society of American Fight Directors.

Lady Augusta Bracknell: Received her Masters degree in Theatre from Texas Woman's University. Favorite roles include Lina Paventi in Mambo Italiano and Myra in Regrets Only at Uptown Players, Truvy Jones in Steel Magnolias at Pocket Sandwich Theatre and Vernadette Simms in Dixie Swim Club at Theatre Arlington. This is her first performance with Stolen Shakespeare Guild.

Cecily Cardew: Kierstin is excited to be participating in her 7th production with the SSG having previously played Mary in “From The Beginning To The Nativity”, Prologue/ Apothecary in Romeo and Juliet,“CSF 2009” as Mirandolina (Mistress of the Inn) and 2^nd Witch (Instant Macbeth), ensemble singer in Kiss Me Kate, and Margret in Much Ado About Nothing,  and Antigone in Antigone. A graduate from Northwestern State University in Louisiana, where she majored in Theatre with a concentration in Musical Theatre Performance, her favorite roles include Author in the debut Ink, Duchess in Alice in Wonderland, and Madam Thenardier in Les Miserables.

Miss Laetitia Prism: Virginia Dunlap-Celentano is thrilled to be working with director Steve Lindsay again. She has performed throughout Texas and the Dallas/Ft Worth area,  most recently playing the dual role of the Prince and Nurse at Dallas Hub Theatre in Romeo & Juliet  and working with the tv and film productions of Friday Night Lights, Good Guys and Mangus. Before returning to Texas, where she grew up, Virginia graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City and worked  in Off-Broadway  productions and small independent films.  She says, "Possibly my greatest creative accomplishments have been a collaborative effort, my two sons, and I share all rights & artistic licensing with my husband, Albert!  Many thanks to a wonderful cast and support staff at home."

Servant:  This is his second show with the SSG having just played Dromio of Syracuse in Comedy of Errors and Haimon in Antigone for the Condensed Shakespeare Festival, toga party edition. He has previously been see at the Theatre Off The Square as Joe Pendleton in Heaven Can Wait, Justin Waverly in Fayro Trilogy, and Willum Cubbert in The Nerd.