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Tyler Davidson is a pro wrestler turned immersive actor originally from Riverside, CA. He has performed in touring productions like Stranger Things: The Experience and Squid Game: The Trials, and has spent the past five Halloween seasons performing in Delusion (Thirteenth Floor). Most recently, he played Throckary Heartsong in Dungeons & Dragons: Secrets of Waterdeep at Universal Studios' Fan Fest Nights.

As an LA native and theatre kid since birth, Patrick's most memorable roles have included Tim Allgood in Noises Off, Jack in Into the Woods, and Billy Bibbit in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Last October he spent his first trip to New York City performing in the East Coast premiere of Sally Spectre: The Musical. Additionally, Patrick has frequently been featured in LA's immersive art scene.

Leila was born and raised in Los Angeles, where she began performing in musical theater and choir. She is a performer working across immersive theater, comedy, and improv. This past year, she has been performing at Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre developing work in intimate, experimental environments. Leila is currently writing a collection of personal essays and is a proud mother of two cats.

Cameron Divine Jenkins has dedicated himself to the performing arts since his earliest school years, treating writing, performing, and singing not as hobby or passion but as a sacred way of life. "Performance is the true language of love" in his estimation, and theatre is the craft he credits for clarity and work ethic. From performing classics through school to directing an original production in college, his path led to Anxious Attachment at the Bombay Beach Biennale. Those who have worked with Divine Jenkins speak to his dedication, reliability, and receptiveness, qualities he intends to bring to every future production.

Cameron Gregg is an actor, voice talent, poet, and juggler, though not always in that order. He grew up in Asheville, North Carolina, hiking the Appalachian Trail and simultaneously protecting and tormenting his two younger siblings, which is likely where the range comes from.

He trained at Shakespeare's Globe and earned his BFA from Rutgers University's Mason Gross School of the Arts. On screen: Netflix's Bloodline, CBS's The Inspectors, and the Lady Filmmakers Festival Best Film winner Pride and Prejudice Cut. He has been described as the best friend of the hero, or the lead with a twist.