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| Keith Szarabajka | John Rubinstein | Laurel Holloman | |
| Keith Szarabajka |
Keith Szarabajka (pronounced Sarah-bike-ah) was born and raised in Chicago and attended the University of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois and then Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas.
In 1972 Keith became a member of The Organic Theater of Chicago where he remained for for six years. He also worked at The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, Yale Repertory Theatre, The Goodman Theater, Williamstown Theater Festival, The Mickery in Amsterdam, New York's Second Stage, Cucaracha Theater of New York's "Underground Soap" and New York Stage and Film at The Powerhouse Theatre/Vassar. Keith currently resides with his sons, Jack and Caleb, in Los Angeles. He greatly enjoys reading short stories for National Public Radio's "Selected Shorts" program, taped before live audiences at New York's Symphony Space and at the Getty in LA. His other interests include scuba diving, softball, hiking, mountain biking, cooking, kick-boxing and writing. Trivia Szarabajka means Dark Tale in Polish |
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| John Rubinstein | John was born in Los Angeles in 1946, the son of a Polish concert pianist, Arthur Rubinstein. John followed in his father's musical footsteps attending the Julliard school of music before begining his acting career on the stage. He soon achieved Broadway success in the popular musical 'Pippin' for which he won an award. As well as appearing on stage and screen, John has also stuck to his roots, composing scores for film and Television. |
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| Laurel Holloman |
Laurel was born and raised in Chapel Hill, North Carlinau and lived there until she had completed her first year of college. She then moved to Chicago where she attended at the Piven Theatre Workshop. In 1994 she moved to New York where she continued her acting career. Her movie break came in 1995 when she appeared in Maria Maggenti's 'The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love' . Laurel has recently found success in TV drama the L Word and has gained a large fan base.
When she's not working Laurel enjoys snowboarding and sculpting among other activities. |
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