Invasive Species or: In Space No-One Can Hear Your Steam

Kelvin Hatle

Ash
Kelvin has been in so many Fringe Festival shows, both self-produced and otherwise, that he has lost count. He has been in every production of It's An Honorable Life at the Mounds Theater since its inception, and has performed improv, spoken word, and other acting roles locally for oh gosh so many years now. Most of his spare time is spent with his dog, watching movies of questionable value.

Phillip Henry

Dallas/Floyd
Philip D Henry is an actor, director, and scenic designer/painter who has been sporadically active in the Twin Cities community for almost 20 years. He has performed in several shows at the TC Horror Festival (recently including Ghost in the Machine for Snikt! Bamf! Thwip!, and Fractured Remembrances for Rogues Gallery Arts), performed and designed for Six Elements Theatre, and performed for Walking Shadow Theatre. People keep asking him to die (on stage).

Dawn Krosnowski

Ripley
Dawn is a Twin Cities based commercial/ stage/voice actor known for voicing and puppeteering CONvergence's mascots, Connie and Connie MKII. See her next in the upcoming "Mistletoe & Mayem - The Hallmark Parody of the Season!" at Phoenix Theater. Need more Dawn? www.DawnKrosnowski.com

Jason Kruger

Kane
Jason Kruger has produced, directed, and, most commonly, acted in MN Fringe Festival shows on and off since 2006. Most recently, he was in "Murder on the Great Grimpenmire Express" , produced by Snikt! Bamf! Thwip! Outside of Fringe, Kruger is a co-producer of The Monday Night Comedy Show, a booked weekly stand-up comedy showcase at the Springstreet Tavern that has been running for 18+ years. Kruger has appeared in, and directed in, the Twin Cities Horror Festival, and can usually be found, in December, acting as a Klingon in the Historic Mounds Theatre's yearly production It's an Honorable Life. When not performing, Kruger enjoys playing Magic: the Gathering, D&D and other nerdy pursuits.

Brian Watson-Jones

Director
Brian Watson-Jones (he/him) was last seen in the Minnesota Fringe as the writer/performer of the solo show "Close Call: A How-Not-To Guide to Being a POS", which won the Sign of the Times Golden Lanyard award. This is his first official proper theatrical directing gig, but he is the cast director of Transvestite Soup, the Twin Cities' Rocky Horror Picture Show shadowcast. He has been seen onstage around town as a Shakespearean clown, a Klingon, and a scare actor, and hopes to combine all three into the perfect role. Coming up, he will be writing and performing for the second season of Ghost Wax, a horror anthology podcast, and finding ways to shake the gates of Hell.

Kjer Whiting

Inspector Dunkleputty
Kjer Whiting,(he/him), recently directed "Triassic Parq: The Musical" with Minneapolis Musical Theatre And "A Pink Triangle" with The Arts Nest. Some favorites acting roles include: Frost in "Frost/Nixon" (TheatreX), Niels Bohr in "Copenhagen" (Melancholics Anonymous), Reverend Parris in "The Crucible" (Hang Fire Productions), Horst in "Bent", Tupolski in "The Pillowman" (also co-directed), Algernon in "The Importance of Being Earnest", and Pope Joan in "Pope Joan:The First Transgender Pope". Kjer was last seen in the MN Fringe as Von Helsing in "4 Bisexuals and Two Guys Named John Kill Dracula". Up next: Kjer will be playing Ben Jonson in "The Book of Will" with Theatre Pro Rata and directing the Ghost Tours fundraiser for Theatre In The Round.

Tim Wick

Writer/Van Helsing/Singing Pirate
Tim (he/him) has produced and written several odd Fringe productions over the years including "John Wick by Tim Wick (No Relation)" and "A Murder on the Great Grimpen Mire Express." Outside of the Fringe, he has written "Ghost in the Machine" for Twin Cities Horror Fest and "Murder on the Mississippi" for the Mississippi Park Connection among other works.