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Jeanna is originally from St. Louis, Mo. Her professional career started in the Broadway show 42nd Street as Peggy Saywer. In the Broadway revival of Grease she played Sandy, Rizzo and Cha Cha. She was also part of Trevor Nunn's production of Starlight Express National Tour in which she performed the roles of Dinah and Ashley. Regional: Animal Crackers ( Arena Stage/Goodspeed Opera House), George M (St. Louis MUNY, with Joel Grey) and the John Houseman's theatre production Comfortable Shoes. Film and Television: In and Out with Tom Selleck, The Guru with Marisa Tomei, A Chorus Line, and Megan on Another World, The Break In ( "Best Short" nomination Beaufort International Film Festival) and The Woods ( official selections at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, New York Shorts International and Queen Palm Festival). Recently, Jeanna was seen in Through Open Doors at the New York Shorts International Film Festival.

Snezhana Chernyavskaya is a New York based actress driven by her love for stage performance and storytelling on film. Her background in Russian theater and meisner technique allows her to showcase her talent to a wide audience. Snezhana has acted in a variety of plays ranging from "The Seagull" to "Hellcab". She has most recently worked on a short film adaptation of "Antigone". Snezhana is thrilled to be a part of extraordinary cast and crew working on "My friend, Doubt".

Mark Riccadonna, a proud graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, has worked non-stop as an actor, voice-over artist, writer, comedian, producer, and director. In addition, Mark is a professional comedian who specializes in reading audiences and making them feel comfortable. He has toured globally, playing theatres, clubs, and with the USO and Armed Forces Entertainment (which landed him his Travel Column "Dad Trippin" in Today's Man Magazine and was a contributing writer on Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update). In addition, Mark has performed on such diverse shows as "Monsters of Rock Cruise" and "Disney Cruise Lines" Fox's “Laughs,” “Red Eye,” “Live at Gotham” and most recently released a “Dry Bar Comedy Special.”

Over ten years of touring, Mark found time to thrive as an on-air host for talk radio, performed in an Off-Broadway hit, "Happy in the Poor House," and worked on several films as an actor, director, or producer (Days of Power, Through Open Doors, Double Eagle and Un$uited). In addition, Mark worked as a voice-over actor and directed the play "The Boom" for the NYC Dream Up Festival. Directed a pilot he co-wrote called "Radio Gods," which premiered at "The New York Comedy Festival.". Mark and was in The Montreal Just For Laughs "Stand Up and Pitch" with a series they created called Citiots and just finished the follow-up as writers on a new series called "Checked Out".

Raven Petretti-Stamper's full-length plays include 2020: A Fantasy and It’s Still You. Her one-act plays have been produced across the country and internationally. Her short plays have been published in Smith & Krauss’ Best Women’s Monologues of 2021 anthology, Laughter is the Best Medicine: Forty-Five 5 Minute Plays in the Time of Coronavirus and the Tiny Plays from the Quarantine collection. Her movie, Through Open Doors, was screened in NY, NJ and KY and won multiple awards for best film, best original story as well as acting nods for the cast and jury awards for best director. Her TV Pilot screenplay, Never Let Go, has received awards from various competitions and My Friend, Doubt is the second short film that she’s penned. An avid student, she has studied at the School of Early Departures (NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and American Academy of Dramatic Arts as an Acting Major) and obtained her MFA from the School of Life where she is now studying for her doctorate. She was selected for the Kennedy Center Playwriting Intensive in 2021, Yale Writers' Workshop in 2022, Generation Women retreat in 2023 and is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild.