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Jim Barbour as Lee Jim Barbour is thrilled to be back onstage at CAT. He was last seen on CAT's stage in "Harvey" and has previously appeared in "Rough Crossing", "Charley's Aunt" and "Let's Murder Marsha." During his absence from the CAT stage, he continued to stay active in other local theatres, film, and television. When he wasn't serving up murder mysteries in Williamsburg at the Haunted Dinner Theater, he was filming episodes of truTV's "Forensic Files" and Investigation Discovery Channel's "Wicked Attractions" and "The Bureau." Jim will also be seen in the upcoming feature film, "Law and Disorder" winner of Best Feature Award at the 2009 Pare Lorentz International Film Festival. Jim wishes to thank director, Amy Berlin, and the very talented cast for making this such an enjoyable experience. Also, he wishes to thank his loving wife, family and many friends for their support. As always, he dedicates this performance to the memory of his beloved daughter, JoAnna, his biggest fan.

Bill Brock as Roeder Bill is thrilled to be returning to CAT for "Radium Girls," after performing in CAT's British thriller, "Mindgame," last season and the comedic offering, "Epic Proportions" in '06. Other stage credits include Stanley Kowalski in "A Streetcar Named Desire," Paul Sheldon in "Misery," Gary in "I Hate Hamlet" (Watch Award nomination- "Best Supporting Actor"), Peck in "How I Learned to Drive," and Paul Bratter in "Barefoot in the Park." Forthcoming: Bill will direct the world premiere of his original play, "James Dean: Crossing the Finish Line" in June at Sycamore Rouge and also has the lead role in the independent feature, "Bad is Bad," filming in July. Many thanks to God, Dad, director Amy Berlin, and the entire "Girls" cast and crew, for their collective support, guidance, and unwavering belief. Worthy praise is also in order for his Labrador "kids," Steve and Annie, who remain this man's best friends.

Tara Callahan as Kathryn Tara is delighted to be making her CAT debut! She recently appeared as Doris Walker in "Miracle on 34th Street" (HTC) after returning to her native Richmond from Los Angeles, where she worked as an actress and sang in her bluegrass band. Favorite roles include the title character in "Sweet Charity," Woman #2 in " I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change," Jo in "Independence," and her work with Winsor Pilates. She graduated from the University of Miami (FL) Musical Theatre Conservatory with a Bachelor of Music. As always, she wishes to thank her ever supportive family (including her two Pomeranian fur babies!).

Jeff Clevenger as Markley Jeff (Von Sochocky/ Markley) is excited to be back onsatge for Chamberlayne Actors Theatre. He last appeared as Nat in "I'm not Rappaport." He also directed "Chapter Two" this past spring and really enjoys working for CAT. Before that,he played Esteban in the Firehouse Theatre production of "The Late Henry Moss" and as one of the players in "Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged" for Richmond Shakespeare. As a veteran of Richmond theatre, he has worked in most every theatre in town as an actor, director, scenic designer or lighting designer. He is a member of the Random Acts Comedy Troupe and teaches Drama at Meadowbrook High School. Favorite roles include Chico in "Cocoanuts," Nathan Detroit in "Guys and Dolls" at the Riverside Dinner Theatre, and Fagin in "Oliver." He has also directed a national tour of "Comedy of Errors" for The American Shakespeare Center in Staunton.

Jonathan Hardison as Tom Jonathan's CAT credits include the Young Man in "Veronica's Room" (Tabby Award for Best Supporting Actor) Father Rivard in "The Runner Stumbles" (Tabby Award for Best Actor) and Renfield in "Dracula" (Tabby Award and Art Award for Best Supporting Actor). In addition to CAT, Jonathan has also appeared in productions at Barksdale, Theatre IV, The Richmond Triangle Players, The Theatre at the Bolling Haxall House, The Henrico Theatre Company, Dogwood Dell, and many productions at the University of Richmond, where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Theatre. Outside of theatre Jonathan is involved in the local Improv scene, having performed short form with ComedySportz and long form with Jessie’s Girl. Currently, he is a member of the media-based long form improv troupe, Cousin Sheckie.

Lisa Kotula as Mrs. Roeder Lisa is delighted to appear in her first CAT production, though she is no stranger to Richmond audiences. Favorite past performances include Mrs. Mayor in "Seussical, the Musical," and the Wardrobe in "Disney’s Beauty and the Beast" with Theatre IV, Soupy Sue in "Urinetown, the Musical," Rose Gordon in "Flowers for Algernon," and Kate Keller in "The Miracle Worker" with Swift Creek Mill Theatre, and Miss Thorn/EmilyBlock in "Ruthless! The Musical" with Richmond Triangle Players. In November 2006, Lisa launched a monthly publication for Richmond theatre lovers. See the website at www.richmondmarquee.com for more information.

Sarah Legere as Irene Sarah is thrilled to make her Richmond stage debut in "Radium Girls" during Virginia's Minds Wide Open Celebration of Women in the Arts. A corporate relocation brought Sarah and her family from NJ to Richmond a few years ago, allowing her the opportunity to shift focus and pursue her degree in Theatre Arts at JTCC. Since then she has become a familiar face, appearing in various film, television, and commercial projects including her recent portrayal of Anna Heinz in the international documentary, "Pioneers Turned Millionaires." Memorable JTCC roles along the way include Helen in "Baby With The Bath Water" staged at Firehouse Theatre Project, Dawn in "The Universal Language," Kafka in "Words, Words, Words," and Ethel in "The Great All-American Musical Disaster." Sarah's favorite roles remain wife and mamma, and she sends her love and appreciation to Brian, Dana, and Amanda.

Alexandra Martin as Mrs. Fryer Although Alex has been in Virginia for almost 10 years, this is her first production with CAT. She first appeared on-stage 30 years ago in a University Revue and was quickly hooked. Some of her favorite roles are Joanne in "Godspell," Judith Bliss in "Hay Fever," and Vivian, a psychotic farmwife in "Tango." She most recently performed in the 2008 and 2009 One Act Play Festival at Henrico Theatre Company

Michele Morris as Grace Michele returns to the Richmond stage after a six-year detour. In May 2007, she received her M.Div. at Union-PSCE here in Richmond and toured for two years with the theatre ministry organization, Covenant Players. Whilst in seminary, Michele interned as Acts of Faith Coordinator and continues to seek ways to combine her passions for theatre and faith. She currently plays, er works, for the Carpenter Science Theatre at the Science Museum of VA developing, writing, and performing educational stories in the museum gallery. Her stage work in Richmond includes The One Act Festivals, HTC; Pegeen in "Playboy of the Western World," and Cecily in "The Importance of Being Earnest," Experiential Theatre Co.; Patti in "The Secretaries," Richmond Triangle Players.