Donna is so pleased to be cast as Emily Holbrook in this creepy-crawly comedy with all the talented cast and crew. She hopes that you enjoy the play, find yourself laughing, and have a good time with live community theater. 

Taylor steps into the mysterious world of A Fine Monster You Are! as Suzette, a role that blends charm, and a bit of danger. Since first appearing in the 2011–2012 season production of Night of the Living Dead, she has continued to appear in productions sporadically ever since. Beyond the theater, Taylor finds creative fuel in the rhythm of dance and the precision of commercial work, having appeared in a handful of commercials to date. This production marks a thrilling new chapter where secrets lurk behind every door, and nothing is quite as it seems. Taylor sincerely thanks the cast, crew, and audience for their support and for sharing in the fun, the madness, and the magic of live theatre. 

This is Alora’s second show acting with the Impossible Players. She’s super excited to be on stage again after a while backstage and in the booth. She truly hopes that you enjoy the show. 

Alajiah is truly excited to participate in the play, "A Fine Monster YOU Are!" As a passionate photographer, this is her introduction into theatrical acting, with hopes to continue pursuing the world of theater in the future. In her free time, Alajiah enjoys drawing and exploring her creative side through various forms of art! 

The Imps took Will back in 2022 after a long absence, and he's grateful to be forgiven. He's been on stage and backstage in several recent productions, most recently as Friar Tuck in last springs "Sherwood." Will would like to say he's trying to elevate the human experience through the classic medium of drama, but to be honest,  he's just addicted to applause. 

Frank is entering his 2nd season with the Impossible Players, and absolutely loves the atmosphere. This season starts off with him being the stage manager,  but look for him to audition for Blame It On The Pony Express and Much Ado About Nothing.

Michele caught the theater bug in grade school, but didn't really get into acting until after working elsewhere for 30 years.  Several Shakespearean plays at PCC and elsewhere led her to the Impossible Players, where she's still learning theater from the stage up.

Andrew Raistlin Esquibel-VanDeGrift has been acting since 2013. He dedicates every show to his grandparents, parents, aunt, and his bff. He can also be found performing with Underground Improv. "If I made you laugh during the show, then I did my job." Stay blessed, stay kind, stay alive 

Rodrigo is from California where he majored in theater and has been living in Colorado for the last five years. He became a part of the Impossible Players community last season with his many appearances in Sherwood. He has worked a number of plays (with the exception of Schakespier) and musicals as well. He enjoys long walks on the beach while sipping on pina coladas but here in the Rocky’s, a hike and an ipa will do just fine. He also always misspells Shackespere on purpose.

Barbara has worn many hats during her 10 + years with the Impossible players. This is her 3rd time in the Directors seat. Barbara would like to thank her Viking. He fills her with love and confidence in herself. They met in person for the first time while Barbara was performing in 2017 and then got married on this stage Oct of 2020. Thankful to be a member and Imp and share her passions with her community. 

Meg currently serves as the secretary on our board of directors and is delighted to produce this show.