Rosie Seitz Ayers is a Theatre Director and Teaching Artist regionally and earned her BFA in Theatre and her MA in Integrated Arts in Education. She has an abundance of experience, acting, directing, producing, and teaching with Montana Repertory Theatre, MCT, Grandstreet Theatre, Montana Shakespeare Company, University of Montana, MCPS/TEACH Academy, Sussex School, and several other regional arts organizations. She is honored to have also worked for United Way from 2020-2023.

Brennan’s background is a veritable Where’s Where of esteemed theatre hotspots, starting with his upbringing in Great Falls, Em-Tea. After astonishing that Missouri River town with his high school performance of Colonel Pickering in My Fair Lady, he set off for the most classical of Stanislavski-inspired trainings at Greensboro College, and now feels (quite genuinely) lucky and happy to be living in Missoula with his smart and funny wife, Caitlin, and his smart and funny rascals, Jeannette and Joe. Quite genuinely lucky to be here, too, working with this group of Smart & Funnies.

Salina Chatlain has been acting in live theatre for over 30 years. Favorite roles include Eve in the world premiere of The Diaries of Adam and Eve, Maudie in Montana Rep’s China Tour of To Kill a Mockingbird, Nellie in Run to the RoundHouse Nellie, He Can't Corner You There!, Masha in Three Sisters of Weehawken, and the Witch in the rolling world premiere of Broomstick, co produced with the National New Play Network.

Carrie Collier is happy to be back on the Room 131 team. She appeared as Bonnie in The Arsonist's Nephew and First Look Reading Series as Zuzu in Dance Nation for Montana Rep. She performs in Controlled Chaos, an Improv troupe in Monterey, CA. Other local roles: Mary in Hearth and Room Service (MT Rep), Time for a Quickie (Zoola Writers), Chris in Calendar Girls (MCT), and Dittie in The Wolf and the Woodstove (MT/NY Collaborative). Carrie studied at P.C.P.A., The Groundlings, and Second City.

Ciara Griffin’s Theatrical Work Includes FCKNLZ On Broadway (Museum Of Art And Design), Three Day Hangover's Twelfth Night, Or Sir Toby Belch's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Hamlet Project, Spem In Alium (MT + NYC Collaborative), And Astronauts Wanted (Dixon Place).  In 2015 Ciara Founded The MT + NYC Collaborative With Kendra Potter. Recent Montana Credits Include The Buffalo Play, Dido Of Idaho, and The Woodstove.

Royce James McIntosh is psyched to be part of another show with Room 131 Productions! Credits include performances in Missoula, regional productions across the U.S. and three National Broadway tours. Royce earned his undergrad and master’s in music from U of M. Though he's not a huge fan of Halloween, Royce appreciates the opportunity to work outside his comfort zone of musical theatre. Thanks, Cathy Capps, for this play! And thanks to you, the audience, for your support of the arts. Keep it freaky!

KJ is thrilled to be using Art for Good and supporting United Way with her pals at Room 131! Like any good Irish kid born and raised among the copper mines of Butte, America, KJ is out here in the world hoping to crack some good jokes to keep smiles on faces and warm the hearts of the humans of Planet Earth. Thanks to Sal and Anna for all they do!

Bridget Smith grew up in Missoula, MT, which will be her forever home. She is a Hellgate High School alumni and holds two degrees from the University of Montana, including a BFA in Acting. Passionate about using theatre for positive change, she is thrilled to support Laugh United for the second year, working with an incredible group to bring joy and raise awareness through the arts. Bridget is dedicated to creating meaningful experiences and building community through performance. 

Teresa Waldorf has been producing and doing standup comedy since she turned 50 and needed to kickstart her chakra. She finds nearly everything funny and irritates a lot of people as a result. 

Anne-Marie is thrilled to be on the stage with Room 131 Productions, supporting local talent and live theatre. The gift of the collaborating process and performance are what continuously bring Anne-Marie back to the stage. And if there is laughter in the process, even better. Anne-Marie has appeared on stage over the years with MCT and Teresa Waldorf Productions. Her greatest joy is the love and support from her family.