Curtis Matthew Shelly Levene

Curt Matthew grew up on a small farm in South Dakota, USA. After a stint in the U.S. Air Force (3 years 8 months 2 days) he became a professional student for many years eventually completing graduate degrees in both English Literature and Theatre. Since moving to Prague in 1998 he has appeared in various local stage productions and commercials. Recent film work includes Narnia Prince Caspian, Babylon A.D., The Omen, and Everything Is Illuminated. He will also appear in The Pagan Queen and the Czech film Three Seasons in Hell (3 Sezony v Pekle), both to premiere in 2009.

Todd Kramer Richard Roma

Currently the owner and operator of a small media firm and video production company, Todd is originally from Southern California, holds a Bachelor's degree in Theater Arts from Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles and has lived in Prague for the past eight years. Todd has been acting professionally on stage and screen for 15 years. He is an Aries.

Denis Lyons John Williamson

Born and raised in Ireland, Denis moved to New York City at the age of 13 where he eventually received a master's degree from the Actors Studio. Since moving to Prague 3 years ago with his wife and 2 children, he has appeared in over 25 international commercials, 12 films, and 5 theater productions including "Savage Love" at the 2006 Prague Fringe Festival. He is also the creator of Viewpoint Films, a production company based out of Prague. Before going to school at the Studio, Denis worked as a stock broker on Wall Street, where the film version of Glengarry Glen Ross was considered doctrine, so he is very excited to finally get the chance perform it on stage.

Matthew Blood-Smyth Dave Moss

Matthew Blood-Smyth originally from Colorado, is a resident of Prague and has been active in the theatre and film world since the age of nine. Matthew was last seen in Edmond. Before that he appeared in the Prague Playhouse production of the Sacred Sow and the Open Tomb at last year's Prague Playwriting Contest.

James Lambert George Aaronow

James Lambert has been acting in Prague for over six years. He is a classically-trained graphic designer (and a not-so-classically-trained actor) and works professionally as a creative consultant. A founding member of the Prague Playhouse, his role as George Aaronow marks James' return to the stage following years in corporate hell. He is thrilled to be part of this production of Glengarry Glen Ross, a dream of his since creating and producing American Evening for the Prague Playhouse in 2004, which also featured selections by David Mamet.

He dedicates his performance to his parents Millicent and Jim and to his Aunt Alida. Thanks, guys!

Jim High James Lingk

Jim's first taste of professional performance was as a Stand Up comedian on the London circuit and around the UK. After working in TV production (Tiger Aspect, BBC) he travelled around Europe and Africa before moving to Prague and discovering the Meisner acting technique with the Prague Playhouse. Since then he's performed in numerous short films as everything from a street con artist to a painter with a crisis of conscience. He's also performed in commercial, voice over and dubbing work as well as several theatre productions most notably in the lead of the Playhouse Prague Fringe 2008 production of The Sacred Sow. He's also written and directed several short films of his own.

Mark Bowen Baylen

Mark has degrees in acting and literature from Indiana University. After finding a home in Prague, he has continued studying the Meisner technique at the Prague Playhouse. He has been involved in countless small-scale film projects as an actor and writer, and was last seen on the Prague stage as David Cerny in Mrs. Svoboda and the Baobobs. In the Spring he plans to star in a web-series titled 4 AM is the New Midnight.

Brian Caspe Director

Brian grew up in California and studied music at the University of California, San Diego. After graduation, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting. In LA, Brian studied acting at Playhouse West where he learned Meisner technique. He moved to Prague in 2002 and has been working as a professional actor in films (Hellboy, Illusionist, Revelations, Young Hannibal, Solomon Kane, Wanted, among others) and commercials (Oskar, Pepto Bismal, Bass Ale, Stella Artois, Bacardi…more than 30 in all). He founded the Prague Playhouse in 2003 as a way to work in English-language theater while here in Prague. Brian directed the award winning “Public Relations” for the 2008 Prague Post Playwriting Contest. He has been teaching acting for the Prague Playhouse since 2006.