An Evening of 10 Minute Plays 2025
RATED M for Mature
CAST BIOS
In Order of Appearance
Drew Guerrero (Dan – The Audience, Sam – Ten Pages) Entering his fourth show at SCT, Drew is excited to continue acting on the stage. He has previously starred in SCT’s Play That Goes Wrong, Playhouse Merced’s Peter and the Starcatcher, and Scream1210 Production’s The Grimoire Chapters for which he won Best Actor in a Noir Film. Drew would like to thank his parents, family, friends and Sabrina for all of their support
Chrissy Contino (Fran –The Audience, Donna – Battle of Bull Run Always Makes Me Cry) This is Chrissy’s third production with SCT. She was last seen as Carole King in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Theatre Direction from Marymount Manhattan College and currently teaches Drama and English at Lincoln High School.
Anthony Nunes (Ted – The Audience) Anthony Nunes is a graduate at CSU Stanislaus and received a BA in Theatre arts, with a concentration in acting. Some of his favorite theatre credits include Narrator in The Rocky Horror Show at CSU Stanislaus, Caliban/Gonzalo in The Tempest at CSU Stanislaus, Dev in Stupid F##king Bird at CSU Stanislaus, and The Motorist in Clue at Modesto Junior College. This is Anthony’s first production at SCT and grateful of how welcoming everyone here is at SCT. Anthony would like to thank his parents, sister, and niece Ellie for getting him this far and helping him memorize his lines.
Madison Nichole Alley (Liz – The Audience, Woman – I Do, You Die) Madison is new to SCT! She hopes you enjoy the show!
Sherry Dumos (Helen –The Audience) Sherry was last seen at SCT in Murder on the Orient Express as Princess Dragomirov. Previous SCT shows include Ripcord, On Golden Pond, and several 10-Minute Plays. She has also performed at several other community theaters in Stockton and the central California foothills since 1980. She loves performing (and seeing) plays in the intimate settings of Black Box theatres.
Gianna Landin (Young Couple – The Audience) Gianna is thrilled to be here both as an actor and director in this year’s 10 minute plays. She was previously seen in the 10 minute plays 2022 and directed one in 2023. How fun to be able to do both in the same year!
Jon-Michael Porter (Young Couple – The Audience) This is Jon-Michael’s third production at SCT. Living in Stockton, Jon-Michael continues to pursue acting as his passion with hopes to explore it professionally. His previous SCT credits include “The Lifespan of a Fact” and “The Play That Goes Wrong”, as well as many credits from Delta Drama, including “Epic Proportions” and “Treasure Island”
Adam Vuong (House Manager – The Audience) Adam Vuong is excited to debut for Stockton Civic Theater in the Ten Minute Plays. Graduating from Lincoln High School, Adam has formally played as: Prof. Callahan (Legally Blonde), Mr. Frank (The diary of Anne Frank), Student directed “Our Town” by Thornton Wilder, and played as Kenicke (Grease). Adam is excited to start this new journey and hopes you enjoy the show!
Carmen Musch (Marge – Gray Matter) Carmen Musch was last seen on the SCT stage as Big Mama in “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.” She also appeared as Mazeppa in SCT’s “Gypsy” and Mattie Fae in “August Osage County” She dedicates her performance in “Grey Matter” to her granddaughter, Maxine.
Caleb Jynes (Russell – Gray Matter) Caleb is very excited to be apart of this production for the second time. He wants to let the audience know that he is very grateful to be among such great talent. He hopes you enjoy the show!
Jessica Delcid (Mary Jo – Love and Peace, Mary Jo, Ruth – Traces of Memory, Sandra Warner – Closing Doors) Jessica Delcid is excited to be back on the Pam Kitto Black Box stage with such a talented cast and crew.
Josh Kirwin (Paul – Love and Peace, Mary Jo) Josh Kirwin is highly enthused about his first performance in SCT’s Pam Kitto Black Box Theatre. Most recently seen as Peter in Jesus Christ Superstar, some of his favorite roles at SCT include Dennis/Perkins in The Play That Goes Wrong, Cogsworth in Beauty and the Beast, Squeegee Man in Rent, and Chef Louis in The Little Mermaid. Special thanks go out to his wife, Megan, and his sister, Gianna. “I love you best.”
Lori Titus (Linda – Battle of Bull Run Always Makes Me Cry, Samantha – Ten Pages) As a Stockton native, Lori is no stranger to SCT. This is her first return show after a very long hiatus from theatre. Past roles include- Minnie Fay in Hello Dolly, Elizabeth Lavenza in Frankenstein, Marta in Company, Joe (God) in Early One Evening at the Rainbow Bar & Grill. “This performance is dedicated to my amazing friends in the theatre. Thank you for welcoming me home and allowing me join you in play!”
Paris Allen (Amy – Battle of Bull Run Always Makes Me Cry) Paris is usually found singing and dancing in musicals, including RENT, Cabaret (as Texas), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (as Marilyn Wald), and most recently Jesus Christ Superstar at SCT. She’s grateful for the chance to explore acting in her first straight play and is excited to continue growing as a performer.
Logan Ham (Patrick – Battle of Bull Run Always Makes Me Cry, Man – I Do, You Die) Logan is a passionate purveyor of the arts and overjoyed to add these 10 minute plays to his list of shows here at SCT! You can find him at any karaoke bar wailing Billy Joel, or working on his next stained glass project at home… also wailing Billy Joel…
Tineal Hammonds-Wright (Phoebe – Traces of Memory) Tineal is another amazing production at sct she is so excited to do her range and powerful performance in this show thank you and enjoy.
James Kusy (Fred – Great Escapes) James Kusy is a versatile actor and director with a strong presence in California’s regional theater scene. He has been featured in numerous productions at Stockton Civic Theatre, including portraying Donny Kirshner in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical and the bootlegger Cookie McGee in Nice Work If You Can Get It . He was most recently seen as Hercule Poirot in Murder On The Orient Express. As a director, Kusy has helmed thought-provoking plays at Prospect Theater Project in Modesto, such as The Shark is Broken, A Doll’s House Part 2, and Now And Then. This bio was written by A.I. because James is lazy.
Che Franklin (Lorraine – Great Escapes) Che is a long ago graduate of Boston U. and The Huntington Theatre there. Has been a performer since early childhood. Performed in numerous plays and musicals at SCT and in theatres in the Central Valley area. She is also a former member of the Stockton Chorale and Stockton Singers
She considers SCT her home and is very happy to be working again with Judy and with James.
She hopes you enjoy the shows!!!
Angela Nichole (Valerie Powers – Closing Doors) Angela, Tyson is excited to be back at Stockton Civic theater to do another run of the 10-minute plays. She has been acting since her high school years, doing both theater and extra work for films. She has been trained in Theater under Jan Hunter and Donald Lacy. Some of her favorite work include roles in, “The Vagina Monologues,” “For Colored Girls…,” and “Legacy for LoEshe.” She is a child of God, a wife and a mother.
Jeanine Michael Kiley (Marie – Reminiscence) Jeanine Michael Kiley wants to thank Rob Chase for writing such a beautiful piece and allowing her and her husband to bring it to life. Her favorite moments onstage are with Mike Kiley.
Mike Kiley (Alan – Reminiscence) Mike has been active in local live theater for over 40 years. He was last seen at SCT in last year’s “The Play That Goes Wrong” as Chris the Director.
STAFF BIOS
Shawn Carrington (Director – The Audience) Shawn is a 3 time recipient of the Willie Award for Outstanding production. He has been with SCT since 1994 and has also been the recipient of 2 Willie awards for acting. He is thrilled to be back after a brief hiatus and thanks his cast for being a part of his journey back. Enjoy the show!
Bill Yee (Director – Gray Matter) Bill is an Oncology Pharmacist for Kaiser Permanente. This is his 3rd short play, previously directing The DMV One in 2024 and Wash and Dry in 2023. Bill recently debuted as Sound Designer for this year’s production of Murder On the Orient Express. He has performed throughout San Joaquin County and was last seen on the SCT stage in Clever Little Lies. Bill is a three-time Willie Award recipient: Best Supporting Actor in a Musical (Monty Python’s Spamalot), Best Supporting Actor in a Play (Are You Being Served), and Best Actor in a Play (Caught in the Net).
Gianna Landin (Director – Love and Peace, Mary Jo) Gianna is thrilled to be here both as an actor and director in this year’s 10 minute plays. She was previously seen in the 10 minute plays 2022 and directed one in 2023. How fun to be able to do both in the same year!
Jessica Spencer (Director – Battle of Bull Run Makes Me Cry) Jessica Spencer is excited to embark on her first solo-directing venture here at SCT. As a performer, she has been seen as Joanne in Rent (SCT) and The Lady of The Lake in Spamalot (SCT). As a creative, she served as Assistant Director for Cabaret and Beautiful. Spencer is so grateful to her cast for joining her for the ride and bringing her vision to life. She wants to thank her family and friends for their constant support and can’t wait to continue her journey in the world of directing.
James Kusy (Director – Traces of Memory) James Kusy is a versatile actor and director with a strong presence in California’s regional theater scene. He has been featured in numerous productions at Stockton Civic Theatre, including portraying Donny Kirshner in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical and the bootlegger Cookie McGee in Nice Work If You Can Get It . He was most recently seen as Hercule Poirot in Murder On The Orient Express. As a director, Kusy has helmed thought-provoking plays at Prospect Theater Project in Modesto, such as The Shark is Broken, A Doll’s House Part 2, and Now And Then. This bio was written by A.I. because James is lazy.
Judy Caruso Williamson (Director – Great Escapes) Judy Caruso Williamson is happy to be involved in a Black Box production! She loves her cast, the show, and the opportunity to share some simple yet complex human frailties- hope we can always laugh and cry together. Thank you for coming, and I hope you enjoy the experience!
Dahlia Vocque (Director – Ten Pages) Dahlia is no stranger to Stockton Civic Theater. She has acted and stage managed for numerous productions. Recently she was the Assistant Director for the Black Box’s production of Clever Little Lies and is proud to present her directorial debut in this Evening of Ten Minute Plays. Thanks go to her amazing cast, Lori and Drew, and her beautiful partner, Jaye.
Kimberlee Castillo Yee (Director – Closing Doors) Kimberlee Castillo Yee is back directing for a third time of 10-Minute Plays, having previously directed Frozen Foods and Hold for Three. Since 1991, Kimberlee has served Stockton Civic Theatre both on stage, backstage, and in front of the house. She is on the SCT board serving as President. Kimberlee has also had the honor to work on productions at San Joaquin Delta College and for Asian American Repertory Theater. Kimberlee is currently employed at San Joaquin County General Services-Facilities Management Division. Kimberlee would like to thank Bill, Madeline and Olivia Yee for their continued love and support of this theater kid.
Rob Chase (Director – Reminiscence) Rob is a veteran of over one hundred shows as an actor, director, producer, designer, playwright, and composer. The greatest times of his life have been working with his friends and especially his family (wife Bea, daughters Cathy and Anna, son-in-law Tony and granddaughter Virginia) on so many of his shows. He is thrilled to be reunited with two of his favorite actor/friends for this production. He would like to thank Dennis Beasley and SCT for this opportunity to return to theatre after a three-year hiatus, and is eternally grateful to Judy Caruso Williamson for throwing his terrified seventeen-year-old self onstage half a century ago.
Rhonda Cummings (Director – I Do, You Die) Rhonda’s first show at Stockton Civic Theatre was Applause when she was 16 years old. Over the years, she has performed in numerous productions at SCT including Angels in America parts 1 and 2, Tribute, Mamma Mia, and Love, Loss and What I Wore. Rhonda was the Owner/Artistic Director at Stockton School Of Performing Arts for 25 years where she taught tap, ballet, jazz, and hip-hop. Inside her dance studio, Rhonda created the Black Box at SSPA where she produced, directed and acted in several productions including The Turn of the Screw, Women in Jeopardy and Marjorie Prime.