Mark Doerr (Chorus Leader)
Mark Doerr's most recent stage work includes the Road Theatre Company's LADY, (Ovation & LA Weekly Award Nominations), And Neither Have I Wings To Fly, CUTS: Biblio and Swimming. With Antaeus, Mark has performed in ClassicsFest and The Man Who Had All The Luck (2000 Robby Award Winner). As a founder of the acclaimed Oasis Theatre Company, Mark has performed in DUEL, Measure for Measure, STEEL: John Henry and the Shaker and On The Verge. NYC Credits include: The Visit (Broadway), Sharon (Off-Broadway). FILM: (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II, Brother’s War). TV: Leverage, The Unit, Eleventh Hour, Criminal Minds, NUMB3RS, Bones, Another World. A Juilliard graduate, he has also studied Shakespeare in Oxford, Chekov in Moscow and musical theatre in Ann Arbor. More tidbits: www.markdoerr.com.

Hubert Hodgin (Wasp 3)
Hubert is happy to return to the world of THE WASPS after its initial all too brief run at The Getty Villa. Also in L.A., THE VERY PERSISTENT GAPPERS OF FRIP at CTG’s Kirk Douglas Theater, THE SHAGGS: PHILOSOPHY OF THE WORLD at [inside] The Ford (LA Weekly “Musical of the Year”) and the Powerhouse’s THE FAMILY ROOM. Theater out and about - Berkshire Theatre Festival, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Circle in the Square Downtown (NYC), Gateway Playhouse, GeVa Theatre, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Mill Mountain Theatre, Playmakers Repertory Company, Santa Fe Stages and Theatre of the Open Eye (NYC). TV appearances include BONES, NIP/TUCK, ALL THAT, ALLY McBEAL, ER, HOMICIDE, 3rd ROCK FROM THE SUN.

A great believer in projects, he has been a member of The 29th Street Project in New York and has been accused of behaving in an unbecoming fashion numerous times with the Virginia Avenue Project in Los Angeles. He can only respond, “where there’s smoke there’s fire.”

Albert Meijer (Sonny Boy)
Albert Meijer co-founded the Los Angeles Theatre Ensemble and holds a degree in theater from the UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television. While at UCLA, he performed alongside Edward James Olmos in All About Gordon at the Ahmanson Theater. Albert worked with the National Theatre of Greece in the World Premiere of Swallow Song, directed by Lydia Koniordou. He has also worked on three shows in three years at the Getty Villa. First was the World Premiere of Anne Carson’s Hippolytos, in which he understudied the title role. He originated the role of Bigbuxo in the hilarious musical romp Tug of War, written and directed by Meryl Friedman. Last year, Albert performed on the Getty stage with illustrious British actor Henry Goodman in a powerful retelling of Sophocle’s Philoktetes. He was last seen on stage with the Ensemble in Survived: The War Cycle (Rapha), Macbeth (Banquo), I Gelosi (Francesco), and Wounded: The War Cycle (Doc). He was also seen on stage at the Powerhouse in The Contest (Karl). His television credits include a role on everyone’s favorite show Hannah Montana. www.albertmeijer.com 

Steve Totland (Wasp 2/Bruno)
Steve is an award-winning actor and playwright who has performed at The Goodman Theatre, Lifeline Theatre, Next Theatre, Bailiwick Theatre, Remy Bumppo Theatre (in Chicago) and at The Getty Villa, The Virginia Avenue Project, Antaeus, The Odyssey Theatre, and The Falcon Theatre (in Los Angeles). His plays have been produced by Steppenwolf Theatre, Lifeline Theatre, the Road Theatre, 24th Street Theatre, The Virginia Avenue Project, stageworks/Hudson, Another Country Productions, and the Herring Run Theatre Festival. He received Joseph Jefferson Awards for his performances in Lifeline Theatre’s productions of Talking AIDS to Death, and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. His play Face Value was nominated by Actors Theatre of Louisville for the 2005 Heideman Award, and his play Swimming was included in the 2006 Festival of New American Plays in London, England. Steve has taught classes in performance and playwriting at Northwestern University, University of Chicago, Pomona College, and The California Institute of the Arts. He is a proud member of DogEar, a playwright’s collective. Steve teaches theatre at The Buckley School in Los Angeles.

Peter Van Norden (Old Man)
In L.A.: Most recently, as ‘Ben Franklin’ in the Mark Taper Forum workshop of the new musical, POST OFFICE. Also, as ‘The Lawyer’ in AMERICAN TALES (Antaeus); TOP SECRET: BATTLE FOR THE PENTAGON PAPERS (LA Theatre Works and National Tour); TUG OF WAR and THE WASPS (Getty Villa); THE WILD PARTY, LOOT (Garland Award), THE FANTASTIKS, THE CRADLE WILL ROCK (Blank Thr. Co.); DINAH WAS (ICT, Long Beach – Ovation nomination). Peter also recently voiced the entire audio book version of John Updike’s collection of short stories entitled THE MAPLE STORIES for the BBC.

In his native NYC: LITTLE JOHNNY JONES (with Donny Osmond); HAMLET (with both Kevin Kline and Sam Waterston) and HENRY V (with Meryl Streep) for the NY Shakespeare Fest.; JUNGLE OF CITIES (with Al Pacino), SAINT JOAN (with Lynn Redgrave); ROMEO AND JULIET and THE INSPECTOR GENERAL all at Circle-in-the-Square.

Regional Thr.: San Diego Rep (‘The Judge’ in David Mamet’s ROMANCE, ‘Don Quixote’ in THE FLYING KARAMAZOV BROTHER’S DON QUIXOTE and ‘Scrooge’ in A CHRISTMAS CAROL, ‘Kent’ in KING LEAR); The Old Globe (title role in CYMBELINE, LOVE’S LABOR’S LOST and THE MAGIC FIRE); has also appeared at The Guthrie; Center Stage (Baltimore); Seattle Rep.; Intiman Thr.; San Jose Rep (as ‘Henry Kissinger’ in NIXON’S NIXON, and as ’Andrew Undershaft’ in George Bernard Shaw‘s MAJOR BARBARA -- San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award); Laguna Playhouse; Arizona Thr. Co.

Film and TV roles include leads opposite Oscar winner Jodie Foster in THE ACCUSED, as Steve Guttenberg’s inept partner in POLICE ACADEMY 2, and as ‘Ralph Brentner’ in the Stephen King mini-series, THE STAND. He has appeared in dozens of other films and TV shows, most of which he has forgotten. If you remember any of them, he is both amazed and grateful.

www.petervannorden.com