DeVaughn is from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and received his BFA from DePaul University’s Theatre School Acting Program in 2024. Theatre School credits include "Antigone" (Kreon), "Eurydice" (Orpheus), "Unaccompanied" (Aiden), and "Is God Is" (Man). He was also in "Movement Revisited" (Muhammad Ali) at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Other credits include "Circe" (Helios, Daedalus, Trygon) and "The Bacchae" (Ensemble) at Hydrama Theatre.

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Byron is thrilled to make his Farmers Alley Theatre debut in "Primary Trust". A Chicago-based performer, he has appeared on stages nationwide, including Court Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Marriott Theatre, Peninsula Players, Fulton Theatre, Tantrum Theatre, and Black Ensemble Theatre. Some past credits include "Rent", "Dreamgirls", "Once On This Island", "Little Shop of Horrors", "Sister Act", "The Full Monty", "Purlie", and "Ragtime". On screen/TV, Byron has been featured in "Barbershop 2", "Detroit 1-8-7", "Chicago Code", and "Chicago P.D." He’s a proud member of AEA, SAG-AFTRA and represented by Gray Talent Group. He gives thanks to God, the creative team, and Farmers Alley Theatre.

Bianca is excited to grace Farmers Alley's stage again with this production, "Primary Trust". She recently has made her comeback to Kalamazoo and is so thankful for the theatre community here, and most importantly, her sisters with Face Off Theatre Company which she is a co-founding member of. Bianca is a Theater Educator teaching both in the public schools with Education for the Arts and with the College community in Kalamazoo. Her recent acting credits are, "POTUS" (Actors Theatre in Grand Rapids), "It's a Wonderful Life: Radio Play" (Hope Rep) and "Been Lovin' You: The Works of August Wilson" (Face Off Theatre). Bianca is thankful to have many directing credits in addition to her acting and was most recently honored for her direction of "Detroit '67" by Dominique Morisseau at Hope Rep. She wants to thank her daughter Leda (4) and son Costas Angelo (1) for their inspiration and patience with her artistry, as well as the village that continues to carry her.

Michael is a well-known stage, radio and film actor and director in the greater Kalamazoo area. At Farmers Alley some of his favorites have been "A Man of No Importance", "1776", "Gypsy", and "Superior Donuts". Audiences will also remember his "Albert Soady, Jr." in Jeff Daniel's "Escanaba in Da Moonlight", a role he also enjoyed at the Augusta Barn Theatre and Kalamazoo Civic for 67 performances (to date). Another favorite was Neil Simon's "Fools" at the Kalamazoo Civic which was awarded 2nd Place at the Festival of American Community Theatre and invited to England for a Festival. Since 2002, he has performed and directed with All Ears Theatre (radio) in over 120 radio shows, sometimes multiple character voices. He dedicates this performance to his wife Sue, family and friends and in memory of good friend and mentor, Jim Carver.