The Ensemble Kelly Aliano, Stage Manager, graduated from NYU and is pursuing her Masters at Hofstra University. She has stage managed for Rabbit Hole Ensemble since last summer.   Danny Ashkenasi works as an actor, composer and director in the USA and Germany.  His recent work includes The Song of Job 9:11, the chamber opera Beyond, and The Tell-Tale Heart - a musicabre, all three performed in the last three FringeNYC festivals, the latter winning the award for "Outstanding Music and Lyrics".  Other musical works produced in New York include When Thou, My Music, Music Play'st; Lucky Hans and Les Artistes, in which he also performed.  As an actor he has also worked on television (the miniseries Rote Erde), film (Kraftprobe), performed the one-man-four-puppet Holocaust drama Uncle Arthur internationally, sung and acted on stages throughout the US and Germany, and all over New York City.  Website:  www.ashkenasi.net.   Amanda Broomell, is 2001 graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.  She received an Outstanding Artist and Scholar Award for her work at their Experimental Theater Wing.  She has appeared in numerous productions throughout the city including Camino Real, Orpheus Descending, Pains of Youth, Mae West is Dead, The Crucible, The Merchant of Venice, Figaro Gets a Divorce, and Rabbit Hole Ensemble's, The Transformation of Dr. Jekyll, and The Siblings.  Currently pursuing her MFA in Acting at Columbia University.   Paul Daily, Associate Artistic Director and founding member of Rabbit Hole, has performed in over a dozen productions since graduating from Indiana University in 1998 with a BA in Theatre and Drama.  These productions have included stage and film, and been performed in Indiana, Washington, DC and New York.  Although he is foremost an actor, he has delved into various aspects of the theatre.  In 1995 he wrote and directed a piece that was performed at Kokomo Civic Theatre, in 1996 he assistant stage managed at The American Cabaret Theatre, and in 1997 he taught a summer camp for children aged 8 – 12.   Edward Elefterion, Artistic Director and founding member of Rabbit Hole, has directed over thirty productions of classics, new plays, and ensemble-created works including Nosferatu, In the Jungle of Cities, The Misanthrope, Macbeth, Ghosts, The Transformation of Dr. Jekyll at FringeNYC 2006, The Siblings at the Midtown International Theatre Festival 2006, the New York premiere of Figaro Gets a Divorce, and the world premiere of Neal Bell’s Therese Raquin. He is a member of New York Theatre Workshop’s artistic community (The Usual Suspects) and has received an annual production assistance grant from NYTW since 2001. He was a member of the Lincoln Center Directors Lab in 2004 and currently teaches acting at Hofstra University. Edward received his BFA from NYU’s TISCH School of the Arts and his MFA from Indiana University.   Emily Hartford, Secretary and founding member of Rabbit Hole, is a 2004 summa cum laude graduate of Hofstra University, with a BFA in Theatre Arts Performance.   Since graduation, she has appeared Off-Broadway in Mirror Repertory Company's The Contrast, performed with Manhattan Children's Theatre in Harry, The Dirty Dog and Little Tales, and last summer completed her first role in a feature film-- The Weekend, with Dream Factory Productions.  Emily has appeared in the Rabbit Hole productions The Transformation of Dr. Jekyll, Nosferatu, The Land of the Undead, and The Morning of My Death.  She also enjoys designing the odd puppet for Rabbit Hole.