Nell Murphy

Nell Murphy is an actor from Northeast Los Angeles and recent graduate of Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama with her BFA in Acting. She made her PRT co-op debut in The Last Vaudevillian. Other Co-op productions include Tongue of a Bird, Madwoman of Chaillot, and most recently Jennifer Maisel’s Out of Orbit. On the PRT Mainstage, she was seen as Nina in Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike. On screen she has appeared in the series Get Shorty, and feature films Odd Thomas and Freakier Friday. Nell made her regional theatre debut last year at City Theatre in Pittsburgh as Amy in Lauren Gunderson’s Little Women. Nell is beyond excited to be a part of this production and to play the on stage daughter of her real life mother. Management: Thirdhill Entertainment; Agent: TalentWorks. website: nellmurphy.com. Instagram: nellyukiyemurphy

Cyndy Fujikawa

Cyndy  Fujikawa recently performed the role of Z in The Spy Who Went Into Rehab, which she also developed, produced and directed.  Other PRT credits include Vanya, Sonia, Masha & Spike (2024).  In the PRT Co-op, she co-starred with real life daughter Nell Murphy in Jennifer Maisel’s Out of Orbit, and Tongue of a Bird, by Ellen McLaughlin.  Apart from PRT, Cyndy has performed with East West Players (LA), Pick Up Performance (NY), hereandnow (LA), Theatre West (LA), Eureka Theatre Co. (SF), San Jose Repertory Theatre, Encore Theatre Co (co-founder), A Contemporary Theatre (Seattle), Sacramento Theatre Co., and in New York City at the New Victory Theatre, Mabou Mines, New York Theatre Workshop, and others.  In the 1990s she developed and performed a one person show, Old Man River about the life of her dad, actor Jerry Fujikawa which you can see on the ManzanarNPS youtube channel:  www.youtube.com/watch?v=LV0cXjHnq8s .

Stuart W. Howard

Selected Theatre: with PRT: Inspector Rough-Gaslight, Erie-Hughie, Lazarus & Gary-Spy Who Went into Rehab, Herald-Marat/Sade, Vladimir-Waiting for Godot, Shawn-Playboy of the Western World, Vindice-Revenger’s Tragedy, Stephen-Otherwise Engaged. In LA: Narrator-Glories of Shakespeare (Disney Hall); Bernard-Arcadia (CSU-LA); Tom-Skylight (Fremont Centre); Keller-Miracle Worker (Matrix & Edgemar); George-Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Hollywood Court); Menelaus-Trojan Women (Getty Center Theatre); with Classical Theatre Lab: Charles II-Libertine, various-Iliad, Iago-Othello, Friar-Canterbury Tales, Ford-Merry Wives of Windsor; Napoleon-Back to Methusaleh (LA Rep); Duke-Patience (Antaeus); Sir Robert-Ideal Husband (Met); Manders-Ghosts, Alceste-Misanthrope (Tony Tanner Co.); Milton-Immigrant (Sierra Madre Playhouse); Friar-Romeo & Juliet (Theatricum Botanicum). In NYC: Vindice-Revenger’s Tragedy, Title Role-Man with the Flower in His Mouth, Gayman-The Lucky Chance, Mr. Winter-The Doorbell, Fairfield-Hyde Park, title role:The Drunkard, Captain: HMS Pinafore, more.

Brad Greenquist

At PRT: Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, Rhinoceros, Eccentricities of a Nightingale, Nora, Becky’s New Car, Orpheus Descending, Our Town, Macbeth, and many others. Also Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner (The Ruskin), Pericles (RADA, London), Night of the Iguana (Broadway), Abundance (Manhattan Theatre Club), The Grand Inquisitor (Primary Stages). Film: King Richard, Call of the Wild, The Lone Ranger, Water for Elephants, Pet Sematary and many more. Television: Criminal Minds, Why Women Kill, Scandal, Grimm, The Leftovers, and so many more. Bradgreenquist.com

Will Rothhaar

Will Rothhaar is thrilled to once again be on stage with his PRT family, working with his Father, Michael Rothhaar and playing Frank Gardner for a second time.

Previous PRT productions include: “Of Mice And Men”, “The Time Of Your Life” “Wild Boy”, “Sarah’s War”, and “Will”. Film: “Killing Kennedy” as Lee Harvey Oswald, “Benji” (2018 Netflix), Battle: LA, The Wingwalker, and upcoming “Exposure” to be on the festival circuit in the fall. TV: CSI (Vegas/NY/Miami), NCIS (Hawaii, Origins), Will Trent, S.W.A.T, Grimm, Castle, Fringe, Last Resort. He is the son company members Michael Rothhaar and Nancy Linehan Charles. He is married to the best “Eye Actress” of her generation, Jess Amen. (They have a band, “The Family” together…) (NBD… 😉

Richard Eden

Richard Eden is an award-winning actor with more than 60television and film credits. He is best known as Brick Wallace on NBC’s Daytime drama Santa Barbara and as Alex Murphy in RoboCop: The Series. Richard began his stage career with The Toronto Truck Repertory in Barefoot in the Park, Loot, and Richard II, followed by the off- Broadway comedy Entertaining Mr. Sloane at the Cherry Lane Theatre. His notable West Coast work: Bremen Freedom at The Odyssey Theatre and Reverend Shannon in The Night of the Iguana at the Rubicon Theatre. He received Drama-Logue Awards for The Fox and for Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire at L.A. Art Theatre. He thanks Cyndy and Mike for his stage return.

Samuel Karpinski

Samuel Karpinski (Frank Gardner Understudy) is a Los Angeles native and a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University’s BFA Acting program. He’s a dog lover, yogi, and avid reader and writer. Samuel is grateful to be making his Pacific Resident Theatre debut and to dive into such great writing fresh out of school. He thanks his acting mentor Lea Floden, his Nonna, and Cyndy and Michael for all their support and belief in him.

Geoffrey Wade

PRT debut. Most recently appeared at Pasadena Playhouse in BRIGADOON, Geffen Playhouse in THE RESERVOIR, and South Coast Rep in LITTLE SHOP…. Portrayed Snape in HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD SF. Worked other Broadway shows and National Tours, including THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHTTIME and CRAZY FOR YOU. Regional appearances include The Old Globe, La Jolla, Baltimore Center Stage, Guthrie, Denver Center, Cincinnati Playhouse, Rep of St. Louis, Goodspeed, Arizona Theater Co., a long association with Vermont’s Weston Theater, and more. Locally: La Mirada, the Odyssey, LA Theater Works, and HENRY IV with Tom Hanks. TV: NCIS, Mad Men, Brothers and Sisters, Numb3rs, “ER,” four Law & Order’s, etc. Film: City Hall, The Divide, and Steven Spielberg’s The BFG. He trained at Central.