02/03/08

*NOTE: Please be aware that this is a work in progress and it will take me a day or two to get everyone properly accredited for their work.  Thanks!

 The Cast and Crew for Schlock Audio Theatre's Robot Monster

Susan McMath Platt-CARLA/MARTHA

Susan most recently played Aunt Dahlia in Contemporary Theatre of Dallas’ critically acclaimed production of “Right Ho, Jeeves!”  Susan portrayed Mrs. Bennet in last season’s “Pride and Prejudice” at Garland Civic Theatre and also appeared as Penny in GCT’s production of “You Can’t Take It with You.”  Previously, she played Lady Manley-Prowe in Rotunda Theatre’s “Something’s Afoot” and was Anne Putnam in GCT’s “The Crucible.”  Susan has performed a variety of characters for Texas Radio Theatre’s productions of “The Abercrombie Forgery,” “Biscotti Family Christmas,” “Colonel Nickles and the Sea Monkeys of Atlantis,” and “Lunar Outpost Omega.”  Susan is represented by Linda McAllister Talent.

Reg Platt -VIKTOR/RO-MAN

Reg is pleased to come to Schlock Radio Theater.  Previous radio experience includes Col. Nickels in The Sea Monkeys of Atlantis Mike “Razor” Ferro in Lunar Outpost Omega, Al Biscotti in Biscotti Family Christmas, and Hercule Poirot in The Abercrombie Forgery for Texas Radio Theater.  At the Rotunda Theatre he’s performed the roles of Col. Gilweather in Something’s Afoot and Les in Breakfast with Les and Bes.  Other roles include the Headmaster and Anatole in Right Ho, Jeeves at Contemporary Theatre of Dallas, Mr. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice, Thomas Putnam in The Crucible, and Seth Lord in The Philadelphia Story at Garland Civic Theatre, Al in Road to Nirvana, and Sam the Pickleman in Crossing Delancey.  He is a former president of the Dallas Screenwriters Association and a member of the DFW Playwrights Alliance.  He lives in east Dallas with his lovely wife Susan and three cats, where he does not raise ducks.

Dona Safran-ALICE

Dona loves B-Movies and is happy to be a part of anything with
"Schlock" in the title. She has a degree in theatre from the University
of Texas, Austin and has studied at HB Studios in NY and KD Studios in
Dallas. She has acted professionally in Austin and Dallas as Flo in
"Impossible Marriage", Lynn in "Steel Magnolias" and Gertrude in
"Shakespeare for the Modern Man, Lesson 2: Hamlet". She also has
enjoyed appearing in several "Black & White" plays produced by Pegasus
Theatre and Popcorn Melodramas at the Pocket Sandwich Theatre. Voice
work has included several wicked witches and evil queens for Slappy's
Puppet Playhouse as well as the recurring character of Sarah Jones, for
"Cliff Proton, Space Ranger" and creating "The Whisper", both for Texas
Radio Theatre Company.

Mitch Carr-GREAT GUIDANCE

Mitch Carr is part of the Morning Team on KLUV-FM 98.7 in Dallas/Ft.
Worth and has been active in theatrical productions for many years.

Kelly Scott-JOHNNY

Kelly is pleased to be doing her first Schlock show and always
loves working with Rich and the Texas Radio Theatre folks.  Kelly is
mostly a stage director and her last effort was "Dearly Departed" at
Irving Community Theatre.  An avid movie watcher and Ranger fan, Kelly
enjoys  many things besides theatre, but alas, it is her first love.
She has a BFA in theatre from UT in Austin and a Masters of Science in
directing (go figure that one!) from UNT.  Overeducated and under paid
she is very happy to lend her vocal musings to anyone that will listen.

Byran Douglas-BEGORE/PROFESSOR

Richard Milla hails from considerably east of the Dallas / Fort Worth
area. He could tell you why he’s here but then he’d have to kill you.
So just don’t ask, OK.

The Texas Radio Theatre Company has been foolish enough to allow
Richard (and his surprisingly large collection of hats, spectacles and
ties) to appear in a wide range of roles, including wearing a red Star
Trek shirt and surviving, a  superhero-sidekick-wannabe, a marauding
space pirate, jungle explore and a world-famous Victorian novelist.
However, he warns, “Don’t go for the big roles – you’ll be on so often
that all the good stuff’s gone by the time you get to the food”.

When not acting or eating, Richard spends his time not getting his
classic Honda motorcycle up and running, mainly because he’s too busy
hang gliding, paragliding and swing dancing (but not at the same time).