Tommy Foster is a theatre artist and

survivor. He has spent more than 20 years in this career chasing truth through storytelling.   A graduate of the University of Michigan (BFA, Musical Theatre) and the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Academy for Classical Acting at George Washington University (MFA), Tommy began his career in New York City, where he performed regionally, toured nationally and internationally, and appeared on camera in commercials for Nickelodeon, McDonald’s, Food Lion, and the final season of Sex & the City. In cabaret, his one-man show The Method to My Madness earned him a Backstage Bistro Award and was featured on CNN, Playbill.com, and NY1.

Since relocating to North Carolina in

2013, Tommy has become a fixture in the Charlotte theatre community as both director and actor known for bold honesty, humor, and heart:  directing productions for Children’s Theatre of Charlotte, Lee Street Theatre, CAST, Old Courthouse Theatre, and CPCC Summer Theatre. As an actor, his credits include title roles in Jekyll & Hyde, The Scarlet Pimpernel), and the roles of Ned (The Normal Heart), Miss Trunchbull (Matilda), and Aslan (Narnia the Musical). He is also a passionate educator, teaching at Children's Theatre of Charlotte, Catawba College, Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, Davidson Community Players, and through his private studio, The Acting School, where he has helped students gain admission to top collegiate theatre programs.

ME:2 continues his mission of

transforming pain into performance, inviting audiences to laugh, cry, and recognize themselves in the lifelong journey of healing and self-acceptance.

www.TommyFosterNYC.com | www.TheActingSchoolNC.com

Jess Borgnis is a pianist,

vocalist, and music director. Recent music directing credits include Invisible Boy, School of Rock, and The True Story of the Three Little Pigs at Children’s Theatre of Charlotte, as well as Rock of Ages, Lizzie, and Trailer Park Christmas Musical at Actor’s Theatre of Charlotte. Jess is also a collaborative pianist with Charlotte Ballet and performs regularly with her jazz quartet.

Harley (they/them) is a Charlotte native and lifelong musician with an unquenchable passion for theater and all things creative. They share their love of music and creativity both by teaching at We Rock Charlotte (offering instruction on bass, piano, and clarinet) and by baking tasty treats at VisArt Video and Cafe. Harley dedicates their performances to their Mothership, and to the snails. 

Natalya Petrova is a drummer and

percussionist based in North Carolina. She holds a master’s degree as an orchestral artist specializing in drums and percussion. Natalya performs with a variety of bands across multiple genres and is an active participant in musicals and conceptual music projects. Her versatility and artistry allow her to move seamlessly between classical, jazz, rock, and experimental settings, bringing depth and creativity to every performance.

Jordan Wolfe is a New York-based actor/singer, writer/composer, arranger, and musician.

He is the creator of Off-Broadway hit comedy “Night of the Living Dead! The Musical”. He is also featured on the shows concept album which reached the top 50 of the US Soundtrack Chart. The show has been produced both nationally and internationally.

As an actor, Jordan was in the original Off-Broadway cast of the musical Neurosis at the Daryl Roth Theatre. His other NY credits include lead roles with New York Classical Theatre, Prospect, Musicals Tonight! The Tank, Theatre for a New City, The Duke Theatre, The Kirk at Theater Row, MITF, MTF, and four shows with NYMF. Jordan has also appeared nationwide, starring in plays and musicals at over 15 regional theaters. He has performed as a jazz vocalist at the Iridium Jazz Club, The Cutting Room, and Birdland. His TV credits include Law & Order: Criminal Intent and S.P.L.A.S.H for PBS. He recently wrote and starred in the upcoming short horror film “Real Dead”.  For more, visit JordanWolfe.net and

 TheNightoftheLivingDeadMusical.com.

Steven Levine: A native of

Charlottesville, Virginia, Steven, graduated from the University of South Carolina, where he earned a B.F.A. in Acting, and the Dell’ Arte School of Physical Theatre. As an actor, he has worked at some of this country’s major regional theatres, including Seattle Children’s Theatre, San Diego Rep, and A Contemporary Theatre where he created the role of the Soldier in the world premiere of Philip Glass’ opera, In the Penal Colony – a production directed by JoAnne Akalaitis. Charlotte audiences may have seen him as Mr. Banks in Mary Poppins at Children’s Theatre of Charlotte, or as Oberon/Theseus in A MIdsummer Night’s Dreamat the dearly departed Actor’s Theatre of Charlotte. Also at CTC, he’s directed Pigs is Pigs, Pinocchio, Hare & Tortoise and Doggie on my Doorstep, which he co-created with Caleb Sigmon. He also directed Three Bone Theatre’s production of Seminar by Theresa Rebeck. Steven serves as the Director of Production at Children’s Theatre of Charlotte.