Drawing on his previous stints as a pianist, fiddler, and aerialist, David Corlew has paved an acting career out of the intersection of seemingly disparate disciplines, making him an indispensable artist in today’s multi-hyphenate industry. A cast member of the recent premier of "Cèilidh the Musical", directed by Tony award winner Sam Pinkleton, Corlew is also a veteran of such actor-musician shows as "Murder for Two" and "Once". Favorite credits include "As You Like It" (Chicago Shakespeare), "Comedy of Errors" (Fiasco/Actors Theatre of Louisville), "Ripcord" (Peninsula Players), and "Beauty and the Beast" (Disney on Classic – Japanese Tour). TV: "Law & Order".

Drew will be making his Farmers Alley Theatre debut. He most recently appeared as Roy Scheider, in "The Shark is Broken", at Tipping Point Theatre. Other selected regional credits include: "The Vast Difference"(Purple Rose Theatre Company), "Death of a Salesman"(Alabama Shakespeare Festival), "The Secret Mask" (Next Act Theatre in Milwaukee), and "K2 "(Virginia Stage Company). Thank you, our audience, for continuing to support live theatre. For my wife, my cheerleader, and my best friend, Mere.

Atis is happy to be back at Farmers Alley Theatre. Most recently he was seen FAT’s 2025 production of "Dial M for Murder". Past shows with Farmers Alley include "Bright Star", "Camelot" and "The Producers". Some favorite roles include Prospero in Grand Valley Shakespeare Festival’s "The Tempest", as well as Benedick in the Kalamazoo Civic production of "Much Ado About Nothing", playing opposite his partner Lisa's Beatrice.  Originally earning designation as an Actor/Combatant with the Society of American Fight Directors in 1991, Atis has assisted with violence design and safety in productions at Farmers Alley, WMU, The New Vic and Kalamazoo Civic theatres. Special thanks go out to Lisa for her endless support, companionship and generally being amazing. Unlike Bob Sarnoff, you are my one and only.

Delanti is a 25-year-old Detroit native who studied his bachelor's in fine arts in Acting at Western Michigan University. This will be his Farmers Alley debut. He was last seen in Detroit Repertory Theatre's production of "The Piano Lesson" playing the role of Boy Willie. He has also been featured in Face Off Theatre Company's production of "Colored Museum", "Been Loving You", and various other productions. He graduated from the Detroit School of Arts High School in 2019. Displaying talent early on, he was named Best Freshman Actor there. Delanti became president of his school's Thespian Troupe, 5672, his senior year. While also in high school, he earned a "superior rating" at the Michigan Thespian State Festival for Duo & Individual Event Performance in 2018 and 2019. This performance is dedicated to his family and his beginnings. Because they are the reason he's able to be who he is and do what he loves. "May everything I do exude my love for you."

Jacob is a local actor who received their Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from Western Michigan University. He is absolutely ecstatic to be making his Farmers Alley debut. Jacob was born at a young age in Battle Creek, Michigan. As a child, he was prescribed acting as a cure for his "attention seeking behavior". He loved it so much that he chose to pursue it as a career. He wants to thank his family and friends for their unconditional love and support, and Farmers Alley for giving a goofball a shot.

Jackson is from Whitmore Lake, Michigan and is currently studying acting at Western Michigan University. School credits include "Much Ado About Nothing" (Balthasar) and "The Great Gatsby Immersive" (Tom). He would like to give a huge thanks to his professors, peers, and family for supporting him on this journey. He gives special thanks to Farmers Alley for giving him the opportunity to be a part of this production. Most importantly, he would like to thank the audience for their support on this production.

This is Veronica’s debut with Farmers Alley Theatre! She couldn’t be more thrilled to be joining this incredible cast and crew. Veronica grew up in the performing arts industry in NYC and left to pursue her yoga career and start a family. Veronica is ecstatic to be back on stage, her first Equity production in over 13 years. This show feels like a true homecoming. She would like to thank her husband John for making this commitment possible.  Leo and Autumn, Mommy wants you to know, always do what brings you joy! Lastly, dedicating her performance to her brother, Julian. Good Night Julian, wherever you are.