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Dan plays Virgil, the roommate’s leader and object of adulation for the film’s two teenyboppers. Dan studied acting at the University of Washington, the University of Kansas, and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. His feature credits include the films Sociology of Small Groups, Handle With Care, and Runner. |
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Caroline plays the dual role of Paige and Paige/Owsley after Owsley’s spirit takes over her body. She starred in the Seattle feature Emma and Charles, and had a long run in the Seattle theatre hit Tony ‘n’ Tina’s Wedding. You can see her in commercial spots for Microsoft, Prudential, and Malaysian Air. |
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Alyson plays C.J., the house’s mother figure and Paige’s best friend. She has a BFA from the Professional Actor’s Conservatory at Cornish College. She played Veronica Bassett in the Fox series Medicine Ball and has appeared on stage at the Seattle Children’s Theatre and the Seattle Repertory Theater, as well as in the feature film Mulletville. |
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Troy plays Elmore, a computer geek and the roommate’s voice of reason. His feature credits include Men of Honor and Inheritance. His voice can be heard in the hit video games MechAssault and MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf, as well as in many radio spots. He’s appeared often on the Seattle stage and in commercials including those for the Washington State Lottery and Hamm’s Beer. Troy earned his BFA from the University of Missouri. |
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Kevin plays the taciturn chemist, Owsley. Kevin has an MFA in Acting from Southern Methodist University and appeared on stage at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. He had starring roles in the feature films A Little Taste of Honey and I Saw Art Carney’s House, and he’s had guest roles in the hit TV Shows Gilmore Girls, The West Wing, Boston Public, and Will & Grace. |
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Keala plays Shannon, one of the two teeny-boppers who have a crush on Virgil. She starred in the Nickelodeon film Safe Passage, and appeared in Northern Exposure as Joel and Shelly’s imagined daughter. |
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Katie plays Stephanie, the other teeny-bopper with a crush on Virgil. She has studied at the Seattle Children’s Theatre, the Santa Monica Playhouse, and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Our Little Science Story is her first feature. |
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