ANNIE CHADWICK is a professional actor, member of AEA, SAG & AFTRA, casting guide consultant for Show Business Weekly newspaper and author of "ShowBiz Bookkeeper." Her recent work includes the role of Eleanor Webster on NBC's Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (Episode: "Hate" directed by David Platt); Miche Brel in the new Jacques Brel review Brel: LIfe Dance!; guest features on Animal Planet, Episode: City Slickers; The Hallmark Channel's New Morning and PBS' new Nature Series, Wild TV, directed by Mustapha Khan; Director's Company presentation with Tom Wopat and Paul Provenza of Larry Beinhart's (Wag the Dog) new screenplay, Divorce; Marlene Dietrich in Soho Playhouse presentation of Jamming with Victor Argo, Harvey Keitel and Michael Wright and the Actor's Studio presentation of the new musical, The Time Machine by Carlos Gorbea. NY Theatre credits include: Dottie West in the Lambs Theatre presentation of Honky Tonk Angel (dir. Bruce Lumpkin, chor. Randy Skinner); Lysistrata in Lysistrata; Lady Grace in Something's Afoot (dir./chor. Troy Garza); Maggie, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and the Woman in Pirandello's I'm Dreaming, But Am I. Film/TV credits include: Awakenings, Saturday Night Live (with David Spade), Another World, Guiding Light and Eligible Dentist (NBC pilot with Gene Wilder). Annie currently performs throughout the city with her bluegrass band, The City Slickers. She has her Masters degree in Musical Theatre from Indiana University School of Music.

FASER HARDIN, composer/arranger/musical director, has worked on numerous Broadway, Off Broadway and Regional theatre productions including Chorus Line, Edwin Drood, La Cage, Little Shop, Annie, Menopause and was musical director/pianist for Geraldine Fitzgerald in her one woman show Street Songs. Most recently worked as Music Director/Dance Arranger for the American premier of the new French musical La Vie en Bleu (based on the life of Picasso) at the Walnut Street Theatre and was Music Director/Arranger for Brel: Life Dance! a new Jacques Brel review in NYC. Other NY credits include: arranger and musical director for a new Off Broadway musical entitled Summer ‘69 (a Woodstock musical); musical director/arranger for a presentation of Honky Tonk Angel by Ellis Nassour, the story of Patsy Cline, at the Lambs Theatre, starring Sally Mayes, directed by Bruce Lumpkin and choreographed by Randy Skinner; arrangements for a new musical, Suddenly Hope, which premiered at the Stamford Arts Center and was produced by Mitchell Maxwell. A former member of the ASCAP Musical Theatre Workshop, Faser’s compositions include original music for Alabama Shakespeare’s production of Christmas Carol (adapted by John Jakes), Pearl, a musical based on the life of Pearl Buck (commissioned by The Pearl Buck Society), Hot Damn and My Lord, What A Morning (based on the life of Marian Anderson) which was performed at New York’s Town Hall. With a Masters degree from Indiana University School of Music, Faser is an accomplished church organist and also performs throughout the area on the hammered dulcimer as well as playing banjo in the bluegrass band, The City Slickers.

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