Cait Syfrett is excited to be making her debut with Doghouse Murder Mystery! She has previously appeared in shows such as Gypsy, Mame, How to Eat Like a Child, and The Lovely Sounds of Christmas. Most recently Cait took to the stage in Shakespeare in Hollywood with Main Street Theatre in Tucker where she also manages the theatre's prop collection.  Alongside acting, Cait is a classically trained vocalist. Off stage, she is an archaeologist, photographer, and avid gamer.

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Ivy Jackson is an actor, improvisationalist, healthcare clown, and then some! Originally from Richmond, Virginia, Ivy Jackson went on to study Acting in New York at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. From there she has starred in multiple murder mystery companies, short films as well as web series, plays, and live theater. But she doesn’t stop there! She also has experience in the circus world and teaching children different circus-related skills such as Aerial Fabrics, Tumbling, and of course Clowning! Ivy Jackson grows to love acting more with each production, and hopes that as she does more work on larger scales that she’s able to inspire more people to accomplish their own dreams. If you would like to keep up with Ivy, her Instagram and TikTok is @umyesitsivy. 

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Kevin is a working actor and musician in the Atlanta area. He's been in the acting industry for eight years, including getting a Bachelor of Arts in Theater and Performance Studies from Kennesaw State University. Kevin is the lead guitarist of a local band called Satellite State which has been together for around 2 years. In his spare time, Kevin is a video game hobbyist, frequenting games like Dark Souls and Cyberpunk 2077. Kevin is also a TTRPG hobbyist, frequently playing Dungeons and Dragons and Call of Cthulhu. 

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Greyson Huneycutt is a performer, teaching artist, and movement instructor with a B.F.A in Musical Theatre and earned minors in Dance and Political Science from Western Carolina University. After earning her degree, Greyson stayed in North Carolina, debuting in her first professional theatre role as Grace Farrell in the musical Annie at Playground Stage, where she not only performed but also served as a teaching artist, teaching young actors how to sing, act, and dance. 

Since moving to Atlanta in 2024, Greyson has professionally acted in multiple films and T.V. productions. Her most recent work includes feature films Black Velvet and Three the Hardway, which are available on multiple streaming services, including Amazon Prime and Fawesome TV. She is currently awaiting the premieres of two other feature films, The Trinitarians and The Witch’s Cabin. She also starred in Scrambled Up, a live television game show, and filmed feature background work for season 4 of Tulsa King. 

Currently, alongside Doghouse Murder Mystery, Greyson is a movement instructor at R.A.W. Space Studios, where she teaches Rhythm and Release, a class focused on using breath to connect to the body and applying learned technique and breathing exercises to choreography. Outside of these companies, she also teaches private voice lessons. 

She is so excited to be a part of Doghouse Murder Mystery, as she loves anything spooky, scary, and thought-provoking, and knows others will have a blast watching and being involved with the production as well!

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ElJay Williams, professionally known as The Artist ElJay, is an Atlanta-based actor, singer, songwriter, and performer with a diverse background in live entertainment, theater, film, and improvisation. Represented by The Helen Wells Agency, he has appeared in television productions, background and stand-in roles, and live stage performances while continuing to expand his acting career.

In addition to acting, ElJay is a two-time Grammy-considered recording artist whose experience performing for live audiences has strengthened his stage presence, adaptability, and audience engagement. Whether portraying dramatic or comedic characters, he brings professionalism, energy, and a collaborative spirit to every production.

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Chan Dao is excited to be making his Doghouse Murder Mystery debut!
His theatre journey began in high school, where he performed in Mamma
Mia! and The Addams Family. He has also explored the technical side of
theatre, working sound for productions of Alice in Wonderland and
Clue. When he’s not on stage, Chan works as a daycare teacher, so he’s
already familiar with chaos, drama, and people doing things they
probably shouldn’t be doing. He’s excited to be joining the Doghouse
family and starting this new adventure.  One last thing to remember…
DON’T TOUCH ANYTHING BLUE!

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Drew Turner is thrilled to be making his first appearance on a Georgia stage at Doghouse Murder Mystery. The next time you see him, Drew hopes this bio space will be filled with a list of voice acting roles as his career begins. Much thanks to both Brydie and Oscar for their support and love.

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J. Michael Mormino is an actor, magician, storyteller, and theatrical host known for creating immersive, audience-driven experiences that blend humor, mystery, and live interaction. Drawing on a diverse background in theatre and comedy, he has entertained audiences at festivals, theatres, museums, and special events for decades. Whether performing original productions or serving as an engaging emcee, Michael is known for his quick wit, easy rapport with audiences, his talent for writing about himself in the third person point of view, and his ability to make every performance feel unique. Find out more about J. Michael Mormino at www.seancemagic.com.

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