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Joe Angel Babb (Chief Bromden) is a native Texan who moved to Capitol Hill two years ago to be the Community Programs Manager for the Shakespeare Theatre Company. This production with Firebelly Productions marks Joe Angel’s stage debut in Virginia.  He was most recently seen in A Midsummer Night’s Dream at St. Mark’s Players and is a new member of the 2006-07 acting ensemble of the Landless Theatre Company in Washington, D.C.  As an instructor, Joe Angel has led acting, improv, and playwriting workshops and residencies for the Shakespeare Theatre Company, Alley Theatre, C.G. Jung Center of Houston, BoarsHead Theatre, Lansing Community College, and Dallas Theater Center. He holds an M.F.A. from the University of Houston and a B.A. from Our Lady of the Lake University. 

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Chris Culosi (Aide Warren) joins Firebelly Productions once again. His stage experience includes George/Barkeep in My Fair Lady, Dogberry in Much Ado about Nothing, Benny Southstreet in Guys and Dolls, Arthur Goring in An Ideal Husband, Mr. Spettigue in Where’s Charley, William Gillette in Postmortem, and Riff in West Side Story.
Christopher has recently performed at George Mason University’s Black Box Theatre and has been in several public service films. Wisacres in Tysons’ Corner has been a venue for his stand-up comedy. He dedicates this performance to his best friend and big “Bruthaa,” Sal.

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Dave Daniels (Billy Bibbit) is thrilled to be at Firebelly for the first time. In one year at Emory and Henry College Dave acted in Servant of Two Masters, Burn This!, Weekend Quartet, The Bald Soprano, Lovers and Other Strangers, Woyzeck, The Dining Room, True West, Learning to Drive, and The Odd Couple. His favorite role is Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet. Dave is taking next year off and is looking forward to auditioning for acting conservatories later this year.

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Jeffrey Davis (Martini) makes his  Firebelly debut. Jeff has performed in numerous musicals in the past. Favorite roles include Nathan Detroit in Guys & Dolls, Moonface Martin & Sir Evelyn in Anything Goes (not at the same time), and Captain Hook in Peter Pan.Other favorites in straight shows are Christopher Wren in the Mousetrap, Carlino in Wait until Dark, and Mrs. Chumley in Harvey (don’t ask!). This fall he plays  Felix Unger in The Odd Couple at the Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre in Frederick, Maryland.

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Joshua Drew (Dale Harding) returns to Firebelly with two Firebelly Productions in his resume:  Sigmund in Conversing Elevens, part of Firebelly’s New Playwright project staged at Theatre on the Run in Arlington and Hong Kong’s  Faust International Festival, and as Paul Singer in Ken Ludwig’s Moon over Buffalo. Other credits include young Patron, Five by Tenn, at the Kennedy Center and The Boy/Ensemble (swing) in The Silent Woman for the Shakespeare Theatre, Steve Culverhouse in the Glory of Living for Didactic Theatre Company; Frederick Ellis, The Autumn Garden, Bomber, Picnic for The American Century Theatre, Jean Bilodeau, Lilies produced by Actor’s Theatre of Washington; and Victor, Four Dogs and a Bone for Bohemian Acting Company. Josh graduated from Iowa State University with a degree in Acting/Directing. 

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Suzanne Edgar (Candy Starr) is happy to be making her Firebelly debut.  Recently, she toured the DC area with the Young Playwrights Theater.  She has also been seen off Broadway in The Bridge Street Jumpers and in several local plays at Classika Theater.  You can catch her on upcoming episodes of Court TV’s Psychic Detectives and Missing Persons Unit.  Suzanne studied at the Catholic University of America and the Marymount-Fordham London Dramatic Academy. 

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Bryan Lee Huynh (Scanlon) is currently the Resident Teaching Artist at the Shakespeare Theatre Company. A 2002 graduate of Ithaca College’s Acting Program, he spent two years as a resident company member at Jean Cocteau Repertory Company in New York before moving to the Washington area. Memorable roles include Westmoreland et al, Henry V; Crookfinger Jake, The Threepenny Opera; Edmund, King Lear; and Demetrius, Titus Andronicus. He is pleased to be involved in his first production with Firebelly Productions.

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Francisco Reinoso (Cheswick) makes his Firebelly Productions debut with in Cuckoo’s Nest. Other local theatre credits include Alice in Wonderland, Spooky Action Theatre; The Royal Hunt of the Sun, Washington Shakespeare Company; Cigarettes and Moby Dick, Venus Theatre; Ivanov, Far Away, The Life of Galileo (u/s), The Studio Theatre; and The Galileo Project, Polaroid Stories (u/s), The Studio Theatre Secondstage. Other credits include Our Town, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Shakespeare Santa Cruz; Tales of the Lost Formicans, City Lights Theater Company; and The Merchant of Venice, San Jose Shakespeare Festival. His film credits include Standalone. Francisco received his  training from Santa Clara University and The Studio Theatre Acting Conservatory.

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