Cassandra's Echo Cast

Cast

JEANETTE HARRISON. Lorelle -- Jeanette Harrison has
appeared in feature films Cathy Morgan, Almond Tequila,
and in the short films The Claim, Smell My Feet (directed
by Raelle Myrick-Hodges) After a Long Period and
Zingaroo, for which she was awarded "Best Actress" from
the West Valley Film Festival (2001). She was the voice of
Trillian in the radio play "The Hitch-hiker's Guide to the
Galaxy" (WHPK-FM, Chicago). Onstage, she has worked
with Berkeley Repertory Theatre, AlterTheater Ensemble
(with Frances Lee McCain and Ann Brebner), San
Francisco Shakespeare Festival, and many more. Harrison
is a founding Ensemble member of AlterTheater, and is
currently appearing in their production of After the Fall by
Arthur Miller (www.altertheater.org).

ZACHARY DRAKE. Teddy -- Zachary Drake, born in
Minneapolis, now hails from Berkeley. In the Bay Area he has
performed with San Francisco Shakespeare Festival's school tour,
Napa Valley Shakespeare Festival, Mountain Play Association,
and the Asian American Theater Company. He has worked with
Northwest Asian American Theater in Seattle, and in the Twin
Cities area with Mixed Blood, Minnesota Festival Theater, and
Great American History Theatre. In January 2004, he played the
lead in Sondheim's Pacific Overtures, co-produced by Theater Mu
and Park Square Theater. He also performs a solo show, Dust
Storm, about the experiences of a Japanese-American high
school student from Berkeley sent to an interment camp in Utah
during WWII. Most recently, he narrated 10 Days that
Unexpectedly Changed America: Gold Rush for Telling Pictures
which aired on the History Channel. He holds a B.A. in Computer
Science and Psychology from Yale, where he appeared in
numerous shows including title roles in Oedipus the King and M.
Butterfly. He is also a graduate of American Conservatory
Theatre's Summer Training Congress. Before embarking on his
professional acting career, Mr. Drake was a computer game
producer. http://zdrake.blogspot.com

ELINOR BELL. Mrs. Drumm -- Elinor's most recent work
has been on stage as Linda Loman in Death of a
Salesman. She has also appeared as Blanche in
Romantic Comedy, Mrs. Warwick in The Unexpected
Guest, Emily Gorski in Greetings, Joanne Remington in
Ladies at the Alamo, Lillian in The Oldest Profession, as
well as understudying the role of Rhoda in the premiere of
Finn in the Underworld at Berkeley Repertory Theatre.
Also active in film and voiceover, she recently completed
narration of her sixth book for the National Library Service
and with her husband is putting the finishing touches on
IrisAudio, an in-house recording studio for audiobook
production. www.elinorbell.com

DEWAYNE SPALDING. Vic -- DeWayne Spalding is a Kentucky native. He is a former staff member,
actor and director with Actors' Guild of Lexington, where he appeared in Six Degrees of Separation,
XXX Love Act and Marvin's Room. His regional theatre directing credits include Eric Bogosian's
subUrbia, Edward Albee's Three Tall Women, Pearl Cleage's Blues for an Alabama Sky and Neil
Simon's Broadway Bound. In 2004, DeWayne was an Irene Ryan Scholarship Competition nominee
for his performance as Puck in City College of San Francisco's production of A Midsummer Night's
Dream.

MARTHA RAMIREZ LUEHRMANN. Abuelita -- Martha's film roles include Old Mexican Woman
in Bernstein's Teachings of the Disgusting and Awful, Martha in Litle's Erogenous Jones, Ph.D.,
Meg in Pinter's The Birthday Party, and Virgo in cummings' him. Martha's stage roles include Abby
Brewster in Kesselman's Arsenic and Old Lace, Letitia Blacklock in Christie's A Murder Is
Announced, Mrs. Gibbs in Wilder's Our Town, Lady Bracknell in Wilde's The Importance of Being
Ernest, Sonya in Chekhov's Uncle Vanya, Mildred in Robert Reich's I Met Her Only Yesterday In
The 84th Street Sewer, and many more. She did a great deal of acting in the 60s, including a
summer stock stint with Merrill Streep, but her children made her quit acting in 1972. They promised
she go back into acting when she was old and retired, and could then do all of Ruth Gordon's roles.
She is working on that right now. Martha is a member of Theatre Bay Area. Details can be found at
her website: http://www.marthal.com/Act2/Act2.html

PEDRO. Cody (the dog) -- For more info click on the link.
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