ACTORS

INDEX

Laura Brunk	Michael Brunk	Patty Cram	Brenda Dyrdahl
Daryl Jones	Raymond Jones	Stefanie Kelly	Rebekah Koch
George Rosok	Jacob Rosok	Dave Stark	Michelle Tuck
James Wilhoit	Linda Woltz	Greg Wright	Jenn Wright

Michael Brunk This man has become one of the most prolific of DIM's core players.  A key component of the writing team for DIM's home-brewed scripts, Mike has also become a stalwart director in his own right, with more than one award-winning production to his credit at Redwood Theatre in Redmond.  Mike Brunk has been around since DIM's earliest days, and is a software guru for Boeing.  "It is still perverse!"

Laura Brunk Last seen in The Sign of Jonah, for the last two years Laura Brunk has been a special education para-educator for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing program in the Highline School District. A former student in the ASL program at Puget Sound Christian College, Laura will be attending PLU in the fall of 2004 working toward a BA in Social Work. Laura also continues to be involved in the Deaf Ministry at her local church.

Patty Cram You may remember this face from the Chi-Rho serial dramas, or Black Bart, or The Sign of Jonah, or... But you might not be aware of the solid work that Patty Cram contributes backstage as well!  Trained as a stage manager by Redwood Theatre's Judy Schwanke, Patty has served in that capacity on several productions.  Since 2002, she has been teaching music and drama at the Kent Christian School.

Daryl Jones Fearless.  I don't know how else to describe Daryl Jones.  He and his wife Chris were quite new to Normandy when Daryl appeared, out of nowhere, to audition for a part in DIM's '98 production of Robert Bolt's A Man for All Seasons.  After amusing audiences as Ambassador Chapuys, Daryl continued working with DIM through the early part of the Chi Rho series, and has since become an Elder at Normandy Christian Church in Des Moines.

Raymond Jones Once you have seen this man act, you are not likely to soon forget it. Raymond Jones made his first appearance with DIM in 1997's Saint Joan, in which he teamed with Steven Scott as one of the heroine's principal tormentors. His work with DIM is just a small part of Raymond's ministry in drama, in the community and with his home church, Seattle First Baptist. Raymond is Controller at Northwind Consulting Services in Issaquah.

Stefanie Kelly  Stefanie Kelly has been one of the most versatile and committed of  DIM's core members. She made her debut with multiple roles in Saint Joan after attending open auditions, and followed up in 1998 as Cardinal Wolsey in A Man for All Seasons. She has also played multiple roles in the Chi-Rho series, and is always willing to help out in any way she can. Stef is a long-time Special Ed. teacher in the Highline School District.

Rebekah Koch  On June 7, 2003, Rebekah graduated from SPU, where for the previous four years she had been majoring in History and Creative Writing.  In December 2003, Rebekah Koch appeared as Perez in Homecoming with DIM; she also appeared as a member of Prince Charlie's court in Saint Joan.  At Seattle Christian School, she appeared in a production of Twelve Angry Men .  At SPU, she was the Mortar Board Historian and President of the SPU Environmental Club.

Jacob Rosok  A Hazen High School sophomore by day and a rocker by night, Jacob Rosok made an auspicious stage debut as the Fourth Knight / Tempter in Murder in the Cathedral. He's also contributed to DIM's productions of Homecoming and The Sign of Jonah, and has worked with World Stage Ministries in Renton. Jacob studies bass guitar and plays in the band Johnny Hero. Catch a gig if you can!

Dave Stark An ordained minister and former Microsoft employee, Dave Stark is now a partner in Restoring Hope Construction.  Dave made his debut with DIM in The Chi-Rho Files, playing Ham for the duration of the series.  His first stage experience was the lead role in Who'll Save the Plowboy? at PSCC.  In recent years, Dave has stepped up his involvement with Redwood Theatre, and most recently is working as "The Knave" in Motivity's Lost in the Woods.

Michelle Tuck  During the 2003/2004 season at Redmond's Redwood Theatre, Michelle Tuck (Saint Joan) teamed with another sometime DIM associate (Judy Schwanke, Stage Manager for Saint Joan, among others) for her award-winning co-directorial debut: Domestic Tranquility, by Rich Orloff. Michelle works at Molbak's in Woodinville and lives in Monroe with husband Ron and their cat, Rosebud. You also might run into her at the Evergreen State Fair...

James Wilhoit  Last fall, James Wilhoit appeared in Renton Civic Theatre's production of Agatha Christie's Spider's Web.  It's no mystery to DIM regulars that James is a strong performer.  His first work with DIM was the lead role of Thomas More in A Man for All Seasons, and he later worked with DIM in smaller roles.  He also appeared in Greg's production of Christ in the Concrete City at PSCC, and acts frequently with RCT.  James works for the City of Renton.

Copyright (c) 2002-2004  Greg & Jenn Wright  Updated 9/11/04