Nick DiJulio is an actor, writer, and filmmaker based out of the Southeast. He was a senior playwright and director for Auburn University's Mosaic Theatre Company where five of his short plays were produced. Currently, he produces documentary work for a firm in Alabama. He is represented for commercial and television work by the Aligned Stars Agency.

Nick was honored to produce the documentary films for the Columbus Civil Rights Museum of Georgia, the EAGLES Adults With Special Needs Program, and the Auburn University Lifetime Achievement Awards '24. He was proud to perform onstage in roles including Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night, Jaxton in The Thanksgiving Play, the Narrator in Into the Woods, and Robin in The Children. On camera, his credits include commercials for Love's Truck Stop and Idahoan Mashed Potatoes, a principle in a female led dramatic independent short, and most recently, a TV credit for Morty in Adult Swim's one-off live action episode of 'Rick and Morty'.

Nick received his BFA in acting and his BA in filmmaking from Auburn University in 2024. Here he appeared onstage ten times and produced fourteen student films. He is thrilled to continue his training in playwriting and, along with his former professor and writing partner, finish his first full length screenplay.

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Virginia Sever is an emerging Indianapolis-based actress, director, and playwright. Her work includes The Sophomaniac’s Sophomore Election—a semi-finalist in the Indiana Repertory Theatre’s Young Playwrights in Process competition—and Big Einsteins, both produced by the Jaguar Performing Arts Club at IU Indianapolis.

Virginia’s favorite directing credits include Big Einsteins, Noir-ished by Mystery, and Spamalot. As an actress, she has performed in numerous Shakespeare productions across Indianapolis, with previous roles including Portia in Julius Caesar, Perdita in The Winter’s Tale, and Scroop/Exton in Richard II.

She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Anthropology and Museum Studies from IU Indianapolis in December 2024. She is excited to continue her work of telling great stories through both museums and theater across the Circle City.

Sarah Seyfried is not related to star of the Mama Mia franchise, Amanda Seyfried, and is painfully aware of it every time she hears “Dancing Queen.” Originally from Bloomington, she’s now an Indianapolis-based writer, performer, researcher, educator, and red lipstick collector.

She studied vocal performance at Jacobs School of Music before completing her BA and MA programs in English at IU Indianapolis. Her creative and editorial work has been awarded by the Indiana Collegiate Press Association, and she has written for local publications like Indianapolis Monthly. She’s also been thrilled to perform onstage in productions of White Christmas, The Drowsy Chaperone, The Crucible, Bus Stop, and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and less thrilled about those not mentioned.

Sarah has completed a series of one-act plays, comedy sketches, stand-up sets, and screenplays and is currently working on completing her first full-length stage play. In the meantime, you might find her at comedy events around Indy, where reviewers rave that she “isn’t completely embarrassing to watch.”