A Lincoln City Fellowship grantee, Heather is an artist, actor, educator and community events producer with a deep passion for connecting and activating communities through art, entertainment and acts of service. She is passionate about projects & productions that connect & contribute to a culture of hope and possibility. She teaches yoga & creativity classes through discovery, play & exploration while connecting students to their own unique self-expression.Community is at the heart of her work.

Chelsea Taylor is an actress, teacher and producer. She teaches the Young Actor’s Program at the highly respected Warner Loughlin Studios where she helps young actors unearth their potential, build confidence, and access their infinite compassion. Chelsea has appeared in various plays around town including ‘When Hope Arrives’ which premiered at The Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Her favorite credits included CBS’s “NCIS: Los Angeles” and the independent film “Bigger than the Beatles”

Mark has been making theatre for over 50 years, the last 20 here in LA's small (and often homeless) troupes. He is an actor, director, playwright and critic, and artistic director of Actaeon Players, all of which he does tolerably well and enjoys. He's thrilled to be moving with The Park Project family into theatre that wanders the city, going to be with people in fun places.

An actress, vocalist and performance artist from Nashville, Tennessee, Rose Mattingly just relocated to Los Angeles in her pursuit of dreams. She grew up performing in Spanish and English speaking productions, onstage as well for the screen. Rose plays Queen Reina in The Park Project and she is honored to be a part of such a meaningful production. Along with The Park Project, she is currently recording her debut album entitled Retrograde with her music group RoseJarr.

Fiona Perry has been acting since she was seven years old and has worked in TV, film and has been in various plays and musicals at the Canyon Theatre Guild and the Upright Citizen’s Brigade. Fiona is thrilled to be a part of The Park Project because of its powerful and important message. She would like to thank everyone involved with this play for making this such a fun show and her family for their time, love and support.

Raised in Dublin, Audrey grew up taking the stage as Eliza Doolittle in 'My Fair Lady' to Big Don in 'The Waiting Room' in some of Dublin's treasured theaters including The Olympia Theatre and Smock Alley. She studied drama in The Gaiety School of acting and studies Shakespeare in the renowned drama school RADA in London. Here she took to the stage in one of her favorite and most challenging roles playing 'Beatrice' in the production of 'Much Ado About Nothing'.

Gianne Cusick is 8 years old and is half Brazilian. Gianne fell in love with performing in plays and acting on TV shows in the Sacramento/San Francisco area and has recently moved to the Los Angeles area to further pursue her passion for acting. Gianne loves acting, singing, playing the piano, swimming and playing in the playground. Gianne is very excited about reading her very first Harry Potter book and loves her 2nd grade graduation present, her first boogie board and wetsuit!

Ayva Severy is 5 years old and has been featured in several commercials like Microsoft and Otezla. Besides acting, she is an avid ballerina and gymnast. She also enjoys physical sports like swimming and baseball. On her free time, she loves to try out new baking recipes on her family and skateboard around the neighborhood. She is a product of park classes and activities, and can be seen often doing cartwheels and swinging in local parks.

Born in Massachusetts, Shawn grew up between the suburbs of Boston and small towns of Cape Cod. He attended Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut where he played varsity football, earned his BA in Economics, and began his studies in theater and film. Upon graduating, Shawn lived in Los Angeles, CA where he had successful stints in theater, independent film, hosting, and voiceover.