In addition to his many New York stage credits, Tod recently performed the role of  Father Cohan in the award winning play "Confirmation."  Television audiences may know him from his guest roles on "Law and Order SVU," "The Sopranos," "Hope and Faith," "Late Show with David Letterman," "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," and playing white castle executive, Brad Phillips, opposite Tina Fey and Jon Stewart in Comedy Central's "Night of Too Many Stars" as well as numerous commercials. His film credits include "Rachel, Rachel," "Curtain Call," and "It Had to Be You." Tod co-stars in the independent feature, "Love in the Age of Dion" and the shorts, "The Undertaker" and "Cycle Unknown," which have been in Numerous film festivals. To see a sample of Tod's TV and film work, please visit his website: todengle.com.
 

Laura has worked professionally as an electrician/designer/actor in NYC since 2002. Favorite past roles include Sara in "Stop Kiss," Judy in "Stupid Kids," and Katharine in "When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet."  No stranger to “new work,” she originated roles in a number off-off Broadway productions, including Mari in "A Collapse" (FringeNYC 2006),  Mia in "Raising A Little Hell" and its sequel, "The Chicken, or the Egg?," and Cara in "Random Axe."  She also has performed in two DelPiore one-acts, as Lee in "Chopping Onions" and Amelia in "Curator."  She is a regular performer at Monologues and Madness (Cornelia Street Cafe, NYC) and Monologue Mania (Pianos, Bloomfield, NJ).  She most recently appeared in Monologue Mania's production of "Talking With..." ("Scraps," "Clear Glass Marbles") in July 2010.

Laura has collaborated with No Jacket Required as lighting designer on "Confirmation" (NY International Fringe Festival) and "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare [abridged]" (Under St. Mark's, NYC and ISB Brussels, Belgium).  She is the Master Electrician at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center.

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