Colleen M. Corcoran (Miss Gardner) is stoked to be making her BRAT debut based on one of her favorite books of all time. After graduating from Temple in 2005, Colleen has been acting in the local Philly scene, and regionally with a focus in comedy. She is a member of POP! Sketch Comedy for the Gifted, and Madhouse Theatre Company.

JUSTIN JAIN is a founding member of The Berserker Residents (www.berserkerresidents.com) whose original work includes Philly Fringe hits The Giant Squid and The Annihilation Point. With Swim Pony Collaborative Arts, Justin has been a performer in The Ballad of Joe Hill and in Neverboy, a solo piece created in residency at the CEC. Also as a performer, Justin has worked with Arden Theatre Company, Azuka Theatre, Theatre Horizon, People’s Light, and several others.

MARIEL ROSATI (Sue Snell) is thrilled to make her debut with BRAT Productions in the beautifully complex role of Sue. Most recently, Mariel appeared as Miss Poppenghul in Moonlight and Magnolias at Montgomery Theater. Also recently, she played Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady at the Kelsey Theatre in New Jersey. Mariel has worked as an actor for the Walnut Street Theatre Apprentice Program, and also has a BA in theatre from Bryn Mawr College where she received the Jane Wilkinson Arts Prize for outstanding contributions to the arts.

DAVID WITZ (Voice of the White Commission) is the co-creator (with Karen Getz and Grace Gonglewski) of the first Live Arts podcast play, The Many Men of Martha Manning (2007) and its sequel, Martha & Dotty: Microwave Mambo!, presented by BRAT at the 2008 Philly Fringe. He also wrote and performed in Ron Monroe’s Lunch Party for 1812 Productions in 2008. His voice has been heard on countless radio and TV spots. David is deeply grateful to BRAT Productions for giving him the easiest role in Carrie.