Michael
Regnier ("Simon")
Additional screen credits for Michael
include
the roles of Sam in To See the Moon in the Morning Sky,
also produced
by Little Beth Entertainment, Ltd., The Engineer in
Theater Ninja’s
stageHeddatron, and George in Autumn Haze Pictures’
short, Visit China. As
a professional theater veteran for 30 years, Michael has appeared in
more than 100 roles on 20 Cleveland area stages, including Bang and
Clatter, Beck Center, Cesear’s Forum, Charenton, production of Cleveland Play
House, Cleveland Public,Shakespeare, Dobama, Ensemble, Great
Lakes, JCC, Lakeland and MapleLeaf Theaters. He
was
a resident member of The Actors Company, Ken Albers’
acclaimed summer theatre at CWRU [7 years], and of Cleveland SignStage
Theatre (nee
convergence-continuum, Dirty Fairmount Theatre of the Deaf) [18
years], where he was
variously Actor, Director, Artistic Director, Marketing
Director and
General Manager. Michael is a manager at Cleveland Heights' Historic Landmark dwelling and
bed-&-breakfast, The Alcazar. Sunguidess
beauty
Juliette – mystic seer, songbird actress and burgeoning
playwright – is his wife and life-unifier, and Nova-the-basset-hound’s
enabler. Much-beloved children are
in Akron, Chicago and Taos. Thank-you,
Universe!
Brian
Richeson ("Conrad")
the forgotten ones marks
Brian's fourth role in film produced by Little Beth
Entertainment.
Brian starred as Jim Corinth in Little Beth Entertainment's 2006
production,
the Lords of Praxton,
had
a supporting role in
To See
the Moon in the Morning Sky, and played "Conrad" in 2009's
Breath of Courage. Brian also
has a leading role
in Johnny Wu's martial arts film,
The
Rapture released in 2008. Brian has appeared in numerous
stage roles. His favorite roles include Ferdinand in the
Cleveland Shakespeare Festival's production of
The Tempest in 2004; the role of
Charlie in the Canton Players Guild 2004-2005 production of
Dirty Blonde; and the role of Max
in the Canton Players Guild 2003-2004 production of
Bent.
By day, Brian is an 8th grade math teacher at Oakwood Middle School in
the Plain Local District in Canton, Ohio. He has recently
received his Masters Degree from Kent State University in the
Mathematics
Specialist program. Brian would like to thank his wife Jen, Mom,
Dad, and all
his friends and family for their support in his passion for performing
both on stage and in film.
Juliette
Regnier
("June")
From Chekhov
& Williams to Churchill, Genet and new works,
ranging locally
from Great Lakes Theatre Festival to Cleveland Public Theatre to
regional credits in New York (Lincoln Center), Boston,
(ART) and Indianapolis (IRT), Juliette Regniers' stage credits
are numerous. She recently won local critics award for her role as
Constance
in Dear World at Kalliope Stage. Also
a playwright, her one woman play, Shorn, was produced by Dobama Theatre and she is presently working
on her second play/screenplay, Soiled.
She is the creator and performer of three
eclectic cabarets all
produced at Cain Park and has directed critically acclaimed
productions of Romeo & Juliet and Necessary Targets. She is currently compiling credits
within the independent & commercial
film
industry. She won
the best actor award at the 2006 Indie Gathering Independent Film Festival and has acted in four shorts in the last
three years. She performed in the '07 trailer for the Cleveland International Film
Festival and
is represented by Talent Group. Ms. Regnier taught
acting at Case Western Reserve
University for nine years and
is a certified American Sign Language
(ASL) interpreter. Married to actor, Michael Regnier, a
combined
family of three conscientious adult children, residing in
Cleveland
Heights, traveling, hiking, yoga and one basset hound keeps things
real.
Joy
Borland ("Grace")
Joy
moved to Ohio from Florida,
where she performed in and directed murder mysteries,
dinner theatre, and repertory
theatre
projects. Since coming to the
Cleveland
area, Joy has performed with many local theatres, including Willoughby Fine Arts Center, The Cleveland
Stage
Company, Cabaret DaDa, Mapleleaf Theatre, The Great Lakes Shakespeare
Festival,
The Halle Theatre, and Red Hen Theatre. the forgotten ones is
the fifth
picture Joy has made with Peter
Fields and Little Beth Entertainment. She has thoroughly
enjoyed
working and sharing time with the Independent Film Community.
In
August, 2007, she was awarded the prize for Best Actress at the Indie Gathering
National
Acting Competition. She has also received a 2008 Telly Award for
co-producing Little Beth Entertainment’s To See the Moon in the
Morning Sky. Joy is currently a
professor
in the Theatre
Department at Cuyahoga Community College Eastern Campus, a producer for
the
Cleveland Stage Company, and a member
of the Board of Directors of the
Shaker Heights Arts Council.
Michael
O'Grady ("Street Thug #1)
Michael has been performing since the age of five. During
elementary school, he was a member of the theatre camp and in his high
school years, Michael participated in the theatre club. At the
age of 16, he joined the cast, "Simply His Servants" of
The Rocky Horror Picture Show at
the Cedar Lee Theatre in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. He played
numerous rolls including the lead roll of "Dr. Frank-N-Furter".
He has also appeared in several independent films. Presently,
Michael is a student of Cuyahoga Community College majoring in Theatre.
Bruce
Jennings (song, "Don't Wait Too Long")
Bruce Jennings is a frequent contributor to Little Beth
Entertainment Projects, both as an actor and a composer of original
music. He
portrayed “Robert” in
The Way Home,
and
also scored the film. In
Breath
of
Courage, he again played another dad, "Ken Miller". For the
forgotten ones, Bruce
contributed the song, “Don’t Wait Too Long”. Bruce continues to work on
musical
projects in his home studio in Shaker Heights . He works with
children with learning
disabilities in the
Shaker Heights City Schools.
