ERIC COLLINS Off Broadway: Mole in "The Wind In The Willows" (The New Victory Theater). Other NYC Credits: Karl in "Bookends" and "Believe" (York Theatre Co), "Millennium Man" (Theater Row Theater). Regional: "The Wanderers", "That's Life", “That’s Life Again”, and “Hula Hoop Sha-Boop” (Florida Studio Theatre), "Some Kind of Wonderful" (Florida Stage), Mr. Clayton/Father in “Tarzan” (North Shore Music Theatre), “Karl in "Bookends" (New Jersey Rep), "Fishwrap" (Adirondack Theater Festival), Seymour in "Little Shop of Horrors" (Meadow Brooke Theater), "Jacques Brel" (Syracuse Stage), "Sweeney Todd" (Pennsylvania Centre Stage), Tommy  in "The Who’s Tommy" and Doody in "Grease" (Cherry Country Playhouse).  BFA Musical Theater Syracuse University. Eric is very happy to be back in Sarasota at FST!

JOSÉ RESTREPO Broadway: GREASE (Sonny LaTierri). Off-Broadway: SKIPPYJON JONES (Mama Junebug/Polkdotito/Alfredo Buzzito), FAME on 42nd St. (Joe Vegas). National Tours: SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (Gus), FAME - THE MUSICAL (Joe Vegas). Regional: EVITA (Che), SOUVENIR STORIES (Ensemble), REEFER MADNESS (Jack/Jesus), A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (Lysander/Flute), PETER PAN (Pirate/Indian), SIDESHOW (Roustabout). Film/TV: GIRLS WHO SMOKE, MISGUIDED, THE TONIGHT SHOW with JAY LENO. Proud member of AEA & R.Evolucion Latina (www.revolucionlatina.org)

BRETT RIGBY's favorite regional credits include Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Sweeney Todd, Sweet Smell of Success, Fatasy Football, Pool Boy, and Plaid Tidings. For 2 years he played Ernie Logan on CBS's Soap Opera Guiding Light. He's appeared on NBC’s Mercy and hosted "Movie Night" on TV Land. Brett just earned his Masters of Music and Vocal Pedagogy from NYU. His album A Minute: The Songs of Craig Carnelia is available on iTunes. www.Brett-Rigby.com

TEDDY TINSON is a New York City based fashion designer and journalist joining Florida Studio Theatre for his first stage performance in five years. A graduate of Syracuse University, Mr. Tinson appeared in A Christmas Carol and workshops of Steppenwolf and The Ernie Williams Story at Syracuse Stage. Theatrical credits include To Be Young, Gifted and Black, The Member of The Wedding, and Dutchman; Film/Television credits include The September Issue, Law & Order: SVU, and Clueless.

JIM PROSSER Over his many years at FST, Jim has most often been seen performing in the Goldstein Cabaret, where he has arranged and co-developed many shows including Laughing Matters, European Cabaret, That’s Life, Again, British Invasion, Shakespeare’s Greatest Hits, Harry Who?, Too Darn Hot, and recently Reel Music. He has also served as resident composer/music director for FST’s Education department, writing numerous songs and scores for children’s shows such as Androcles and the Lion, The Princess and the Pea, and the WRITE A PLAY elementary tours. In addition, Jim plays with the FST Improv Troupe and has also performed locally with Jazz Around The Corner.