Evan Arnold was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. He has acted in seven Buffalo Nights Productions: Anatol, The Apollo of Bellac, The Madman and the Nun, Problem Child, The Firebugs, Salomé, and Incident at Vichy. He also works with the Troubadour Theatre Co. all over Southern California and has acted in numerous national television commercials (recently, IBM), on television (recently, The West Wing, Six Feet Under and Angel), and in film (recently, Garfield and Spiderman).

Beth has performed in the following Buffalo Nights' productions: Anatol, The Apollo of Bellac (2000 Back Stage West award: Best Production; 2000 LA Weekly award: Best Ensemble), The Madman and The Nun, and Firebugs. She also works regularly with Troubadour Theatre Co. and was most recently seen in their production of A Midsummer Saturday Night's Fever Dream at the Falcon Theatre and before that in Twelfth Dog Night. Beth has appeared in numerous commercials and television shows which include The Practice, Party of Five and Sabrina, The Teenage Witch, among others. Her film credits include the Tomorrow Man, opposite Corbin Bernsen, Jerome, produced by David Spade, and Phenomenon with John Travolta. Beth is a graduate of California Institute of the Arts.

Brian Kite has directed several Buffalo Nights' productions, including "J.B." by Archibald MacLeish and their first production, "Hope on the Range", over 14 years ago. He spent seven years as the Director of Theatre Programs at French Woods Festival in New York, where his credits include over 20 productions ranging from the New York debut of Steven Schwartz's "Children of Eden" to Jason Robert Brown's "Songs for a New World" and "Parade". He directed the Philadelphia production of Glenn Wein's "Grandma Sylvia's Funeral" and has directed in many Los Angeles theatres. Recent credits include the critically-acclaimed revival of "Proof" at La Mirada Theatre and "Cabaret," in Hamilton, Bermuda, under the patronage of the Queen's Governor. He worked with Tony Award winning director Daniel Sullivan on The Geffen Playhouse's production of "Hedda Gabler" starring Annette Bening and also worked on their production of "Wit" starring Kathleen Chalfant. Brian has served on the Board of Governors of the Los Angeles Stage Alliance. He is currently on the faculty of U.C.L.A.'s School of Theater, Film and Television, where he teaches Directing, is a member of the SSDC, and is the Associate Director of La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts. He is a founding member of Buffalo Nights.

Jordan Leigh Gurner is a founding member of Buffalo Nights and a graduate of UCLA's School of Theatre, Film, and Television. BNTC shows include "Incident at Vichy" and "Salome". He is currently starring in the regional premiere of "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" at the Tony Award-Winning Denver Center for the Performing Arts directed by Broadway veteran and associate director to Susan Stroman, Ray Roderick. Other regional theatre credits include: "A Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine", "Working", "The Gondoliers", and the regional premiere of "Young Man from Atlanta". His voice can be heard all over the radio dial as well as on the television series, "Warren Miller's Global Adventures". Film credits include "Men" starring Sean Young.

Jeff Maynard was seen on Broadway, at the Ahmanson/Doolittle Theatre, and in the First National Tour of Neil Simon's Pulitzer prize winning Lost in Yonkers, directed by Gene Saks. Other theatre credits include Enter Laughing at the University of Judaism, Biloxi Blues at both the Court and Hudson Theatres and Michael Sargent's When Esther Saw the Light at the Kennedy Center, Washington DC. Buffalo Nights shows include the world premiere of Suburban Motel: Featuring Loretta at the Falcon Theatre, the Los Angeles Premiere of Sophistry and Incident at Vichy. Recent film and television credits include "Buffy the Vampire Slayer","Diagnosis Murder", "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air", "Seinfeld", the ABC/DISNEY MOW "The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes" and the series "Madman of the People". Jeff is a graduate of the UCLA School of Theater and proud to be a founding member of Buffalo Nights Theatre Company.

Laurel Moglen attended UCLA and majored in History. Her several film credits include: Ron Howard's EdTV and the Sundance affiliated independent film, Kat and Allison. Her television appearances are numerous and include: the NBC miniseries- The 70's, Larry David's- Curb Your Enthusiasm, Chicago Hope, and JAG. Her short film, Call Waiting, in which she wrote, produced, and starred won "Best Short" at the Arizona Int'l Film Festival and placed in several others. Fellow company member, Michael Goorjian, directed it. She works with LA Theatreworks, starring in various radioplays broadcasted through KCRW including The Lucky Spot and The General from America. In addition to Buffalo Nights, she is a member of the award-winning theatre company, LA Women's Shakespeare company, in which she played Ophelia in Hamlet.

Lorin Shapiro was born and raised in New York where she started out as a dancer. She has studied acting at Northwestern University, Oxford University and Cornell University, from which she graduated with a major in theater. Her New York credits include King Lear, Othello, The Foreigner, The Royal Family, A...My Name Is Alice, Noises Off, and others. Since moving to LA, Lorin has appeared on "Felicity", "The Practice", and in several independent films. She was also a member of the sketch comedy group, "Thwank", for several years. Her Buffalo Nights credits include "The Firebugs", "Madman and the Nun", and "Apollo of Bellac". She likes chocolate.

Maury Sterling was born and raised in Mill Valley, California, and is a founding member of Buffalo Nights Theatre Company. He has studied theatre at UCLA, ACT, and Circle in the Square Theatre in New York. BNTC shows include the character of "the madman, Alexander Walpurg" in The Madman and the Nun, Modigliani, Meat, Out at Sea, and Incident at Vichy. Film and television work includes Outbreak, Liber Nox, Cowgirl, Alright Already (series regular), The Pretender, Touched by an Angel, and G vs. E.

Kevin Weisman was born in Los Angeles. He graduated with a BA from the School of Theatre, Film and Television at UCLA, and studied at the Circle in the Square Professional Workshop in New York. His theatre credits include shows with Buffalo Nights: Apollo of Bellac, Salome, The Firebugs, Froegle Dictum, Problem Child (Suburban Motel), Sophistry, Incident at Vichy, Hope on the Range,The Madman and the Nun, Apollo of Bellac. Also appeared at the Odyssey Theatre in 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, and The Greeks (1999 Production of the year- LA Weekly). Kevin has also worked at The Mark Taper Forum (The Goldoni Trilogy), and at LATC (White Noise Theatre Companyís Little Pictures). Television credits include Frasier, The X-Files, The Pretender, E.R., JAG, Just Shoot Me, The Drew Carey Show, Beverly Hills Family Robinson (MOW-ABC), series regular on Pauly and a recurring role on the series', Roswell, Felicity, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Film work includes Gone in 60 Seconds, More Dogs than Bones, with Whoopie Goldberg and Joe Montegna, company member Gibson Frazier's Man of the Century (1999 Audience Award Winner- Slamdance Film Festival) , and upcoming Robbers, Buying the Cow, Kat and Allison. Kevin currently plays Marshall on the ABC show Alias, and produced the feature The Illusion, directed by company member Michael Goorjian.

Jami Rudofsky has been working with Buffalo Nights since 1994 mainly as a stagemanager. Last year she ventured into new territory and created masks and wigs for "The Apollo of Bellac." As a result she was nominated for a LA Weekly award. Aside from her foray into the design world, Jami spends her days working as a casting director. Currently she is casting the critically acclaimed "Gilmore Girls" with her partner Mara Casey.

Dick Magnanti (Resident Costume Designer) is a graduate of The Fashion Institue of Design and Merchandising with degrees in both fashion and theater costume design. Mr. Magnanti has worked extensively on theatre productions around Los Angeles, most recently Buffalo Nights' The Madman and the Nun, King Levine (Odyssey Theater), Reefer Madness and Mamet Matters at the Hudson. Buffalo Nights productions also include The Firebugs (Drama-Logue Award), Modigliani, Featuring Loretta, and Problem Child (Suburban Motel at the Falcon theater). Mr Magnanti is currently on staff at UCLA as Sr. Wardrobe Technician in the theater department, and teaches period costume construction at F.I.D.M.

Alanna Flanagan is a farm girl from New Hampshire who knows how to drive a tractor and sometimes sports pigtails. In an attempt to get out of the sticks, Alanna moved to Los Angeles to attend the University of Southern California where she majored in Theatre. Since graduating, she has appeared in television shows such as "Opposite Sex" and "The Naked Truth," a couple of commercials and some independent films. Anatol marked her first Buffalo Nights appearance.

A UCLA Theater Department Graduate, Evie Peck is best remembered, by Buffalo Nights' audiences, as "Evelyn" the gazel in Ethan Lipton's MEAT. She is also a member of Tim Robbins' Actors' Gang Theater Company and has received three ovation award nominations for Gang shows HYSTERIA, EUPHORIA and FOUR ROSES. Other favorite roles include "Queen Marie" in EXIT THE KING with John C. Reilly and "Cinderella" in the Cornerstone/Actors' Gang Production of MEDIA/MACBETH/CINDERELLA. Evie has appeared in television and film including; SEINFELD, BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, TENACIOUS D, THE BIG TEASE, MUSIC FROM ANOTHER ROOM.

Karen Tucker is from Greensboro, North Carolina. Favorite shows include: Buffalo Nights Theatre Company's production of Jean Giraudoux's The Apollo of Bellac, winner of a Garland Award for Production of the Year, and nominated for six LA Weekly awards. Also, Tennessee Williams' American Blues (Hudson Theatre), William Inge's Bus Riley's Back in Town (Lillian Theatre), The Greeks (Odyssey Theatre, 1999 Production of the Year, LA Weekly), F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Last Tycoon (Fountain Theatre) Mary Barnes (Odyssey), Arthur Miller's All My Sons (Attic Theatre). Film/TV credits include Angel, After Sex, indies Cowboys Christmas, Shooting Creek. Karen is currently working on the feature, The Illusion, directed by company member, Michael Goorjian.