Alan Campbell (official website) as Juror Eight
Alan appeared on Broadway in Sunset Boulevard (Tony nomination) and Contact, and Off-Broadway in Adrift in Macao, Book of Days, and Avow. Other credits: Doubt, Oleanna, Emmet Otter’s Jug-band Christmas, Hay Fever, Disney’s Beauty and The Beast, Johnny Guitar, Bells Are Ringing, Of Thee I Sing, On Shiloh Hill, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, I Love My Wife and The Nerd. Feature films: Weekend Warriors, Bump in the Night, Tom, Dick and Harry and Simple Wish. Television: the Web series HELP and Jake and the Fatman (five seasons); he co-starred with John Ritter on Three’s a Crowd; Another World, All My Children, Contact, Live From Lincoln Center on PBS, and Redflag, a CBS Movie of the Week; Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU, Homicide: Life on the Streets, The Facts of Life, Throb and Matlock. Recordings: Sunset Boulevard, Adrift in Macao, ABC: A Tribute to Adler, Bock and Coleman and The Best of Andrew Lloyd Webber. www.alancampbell.net

Tobin Atkinson as Juror Five
Tobin appeared at PTC in Richard III and As You Like It and directed SLAC’s Dark Play last year. He is Co-founder and was Artistic Director of Plan-B Theatre from 1991-2000, and is Co-founder and current Artistic Director of Meat & Potato Theatre. He holds an MFA in Directing from the University of Utah and an MBA from American Military University. He served in the U.S. Army, Infantry with the 1-16 Infantry Regiment, but was later reassigned to Army Entertainment where he toured four different productions around the world. One mission included directing four soldiers in James Arrington’s Farley Family Reunion, then leading the group safely throughout Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Korea, Okinawa, Tokyo, and the continental U.S. where they performed the play for fellow service members.

Bob Ari as Juror Three
Broadway credits include Frost/Nixon (u/s Richard Nixon), The Constant Wife, Bells Are Ringing, and Laughter on the 23rd Floor. Off-Broadway: The Late Christopher Bean, Die, Mommie, Die!, Jolson & Company, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Baby Anger, and June Moon. His tour credits include Frost/Nixon (U.S.), West Side Story (Europe), and Guys and Dolls (Europe). He has appeared at such regional theatres as Delaware Theatre Company, Coconut Grove Playhouse, Walnut St. Theatre, Wilma Theatre, Long Wharf, A.C.T., New Jersey and Utah Shakespeare Festivals, Hartford Stage, McCarter Theatre, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis and many others. Numbered among his film credits are Two Lovers, Wanted, Kissing Jessica Stein, Music of the Heart, Cradle Will Rock. On television, he has been seen on Law & Order: SVU, Ed, Law & Order, Cheers, Cagney and Lacey, Soap, L.A. Law, Diff’rent Strokes, The Jeffersons, and All My Children.

Steve Bethers as Juror Six
Steve is excited to make his PTC debut. Recently, he was seen as Limping Man in Fuddy Meers and as Patrick O’Reilly in The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, directed by Frank Gerrish, at the SLCC Black Box. His film credits include Cops and Robbers, Air, and The Date. Originally from Los Altos, CA, he received his BA from Utah State University.

Terence Goodman as Juror Twelve
is happy to return to Pioneer Theatre. Past roles include Billy Flynn in Chicago and Jake Whippany in Paint Your Wagon. Broadway and First National tour credits include the original production of Jesus Christ Superstar, Damn Yankees (first revival with Gwen Verdon and Ray Walston), and as Capt. Smith in Titanic. Other regional roles include Great Expectations (Joe) for Goodspeed Musicals and Eliot Ness in Cleveland (Al Capone) for Hal Prince/Denver Center. Film credits include Ode to Billy Joe (co-starring), Final Rinse (starring) and most recently Minute Men for Disney Productions. Terence was a series regular on Days of Our Lives and had a recurring role on The Young and the Restless. He holds a Masters Degree in directing from Utah State University and dedicates this performance to his six-year-old son Jack Patrick.

Kent Hadfield as Juror Two
Kent is a graduate of the Actor Training Program at University of Utah (‘90) and was one of the first Acting Interns with Pioneer Theatre Company. He has performed in Hamlet, You Can’t Take It With You and the world premiere of The Three Musketeers, all with PTC. He attended Chautauqua Conservatory Theatre Company under the direction of Rebecca Guy and Michael Kahn. He’s played leads for Old Lyric Repertory Company for eight seasons (Noises Off, Postmortem, An Inspector Calls, Cash on Delivery, among others) and in 2008 appeared with Utah Festival Opera Company in Into the Woods and 1776.

Paul Kiernan as Juror Ten
Paul appeared at PTC in Is He Dead?, Romeo & Juliet, Pride and Prejudice, Amadeus, Ten Little Indians, and Cyrano de Bergerac, among others. At SLAC, Paul has been seen in Freedomland, The Memory of Water, The Beard of Avon, Cowboys and Cabbies, The Water Project and Seeing the Elephant. Other credits include: Julius Caesar (Brutus) with Salt Lake Shakespeare; Cyrano (Hangar Theatre, Ithaca); Macbeth, As You Like It, The Tempest (St. Louis Shakespeare); Merry Wives of Windsor, You Can’t Take It With You, Amadeus (Great Lakes Theatre Festival, Cleveland); Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing, Hamlet, Richard III, and Henry IV. TV/film credits include: Go Figure for Disney Channel, Luck of the Irish, The Maldonado Miracle, and the HBO series From the Earth to the Moon. A proud member of AEA, he received an MFA from Brandeis University.

Dane Knell as Juror Nine
Dane makes his Pioneer Theatre debut. His Broadway credits include Lettice and Lovage with Maggie Smith and See the Jaguar with James Dean. Off-Broadway, he has been seen in Much Ado About Nothing with Sam Waterston (Delacorte Theatre), She Stoops to Conquer with Nathan Lane (The Roundabout), The School for Scandal, The Forest, and The Guardsman (Pearl Theatre). Some regional credits include Dallas Theater Center, Cincinnati Playhouse, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, The Asolo, Denver Center Theatre, Geva, Virginia Stage Company, Olney Theatre Center, Triad Stage… among many others. He has been seen in the films Let It Be Me and The House on Carroll Street, and on TV in Law & Order, Law & Order: CI, Mathnet, and Another World.

Lou Liberatore as Juror Seven
Lou is making his Pioneer Theatre debut. He appeared on Broadway in Burn This (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle Award Nominations) and As Is. Off-Broadway: Pera Palas (Lark), The Wound of Love (Penguin Rep), The Waiting Room (Vineyard), Love (Naked Angels), Unidentified Human Remains… (Orpheum), Sight Unseen (MTC), and Circle Repertory Company (various). London: Burn This. Regionally, he has appeared in That Championship Season (Westport Playhouse), Odd Couple, Wait Until Dark (Shadow Lawn), Arsenic and Old Lace (Center Stage), Danton’s Death (Alley), and Burn This (Steppenwolf). Film/TV: It’s My Party, Honey, I Shrunk the Audience (Epcot), Sex and the City, Law & Order, Who’s the Boss?, Tales of the City; and One Life to Live. Lou attended Fordham University at Lincoln Center and the William Esper Studio, is the founder of The Jersey Shore Writer’s Studio, a board member of ReVision Theatre (www.revisiontheatre.org), and a member of the Circle Repertory Company (1984-1996).

Michael McKenzie (official website) as Juror Four
Michael returns to Pioneer after Ten Little Indians and The Light in the Piazza. He appeared on Broadway in Waiting in the Wings, The Man Who Came to Dinner and Eastern Standard. Off-Broadway he was in Kari Floren’s Voices of Swords and If Wishes Were Horses, and toured with John Houseman’s The Acting Company. Regional credits include Pittsburgh Public, Olney Theater, South Coast Repertory, Hartford Stage, Triad Stage, Portland Stage, Goodman, and Connecticut Repertory. Film and television credits include The Boy Who Cried Bitch, Kidnapped, Hack, Law & Order, As the World Turns, Chicago Hope, Babes, Gabriel’s Fire, All My Children, One Life to Live, and many episodes of Babylon 5.

Peder Melhuse as Foreman
Peder has taught acting and voice for the University of Utah for the past three plus years. Prior, Mr. Melhuse headed the graduate and undergraduate acting programs at the University of Alabama. Some memorable roles from his 30 year Equity career: Skip in The Last Meeting of The Knights of The White Magnolia (Joseph Jefferson Award, Best Ensemble), Lee in True West (Cherry Lane), Miles Ugtread in Wat Tyler (Spoleto Festival), Biff in Death of a Salesman (Arizona Theatre Company), Pale in Burn This, Vanya in Uncle Vanya, Gloucester in King Lear and Roe in Sexsting (Salt Lake Acting Company). Mr. Melhuse has numerous television and film credits, including lots of cops: The Wraith, Wayne’s World, Hill Street Blues, Tango and Cash, Police Academy 6, a recurring cop on The Antagonists, and approximately ten national commercials, from American Express to Gallo Wine. He can be seen in the soon to be released, locally shot, Frozen.

Joseph R. Sicari (official website) as Juror Eleven
Joseph is back after appearing in School for Wives 35 years ago. He has a leading role in the HBO miniseries The Pacific (March 2010). Films include Kicking & Screaming (Will Ferrell), Stiffs (Danny Aiello, Lesley Ann Warren), Partners (Ryan O’Neil), Who Is Harry Kellerman (Dustin Hoffman), etc. He has guest starred in over 250 TV shows from Mod Squad to The Sopranos; Seinfeld (Willie, his dry cleaner), NYPD Blue, Law & Order, Triple Play (Liza Minnelli), One Day at a Time, Antony & Cleopatra (Lynn Redgrave), etc. In NY: original Dames at Sea, Golden Boy (City Center), Price of Fame (Charles Grodin), Damn Yankees (National Tour with Jerry Lewis). New York and L.A. Shakespeare Festivals: The Tempest (Anthony Hopkins), Iago in Othello, The Tenth Man, Doolittle in My Fair Lady, and comic leads in almost every musical written. Mr. Sicari is a director/teacher/coach who conducts seminars in schools. Website: josephrsicari.com

Jake Milo Koeppl as Guard
Jake is excited to be working on his first production at Pioneer Theatre. He recently played Eugene in Biloxi Blues, and E.J. Lofgren in Harvey, both at the Neil Simon Festival, and Alan in Time and the Conways at the Babcock Theatre. He just completed his BFA in the Actor Training Program at the University of Utah and is very pleased to be using his education.

Andy Rindlisbach as u/s Guard, u/s Juror Two, u/s Juror Five
Andy has appeared with the U of U Theatre as Billy in The Cripple of Inishmaan, Katurian in The Pillowman, and recently as Dionysus in The Bakkhai for the department’s Classical Greek Theatre Festival. Other favorite roles include Jimmy in The Rainmaker at Hale Centre Theatre and Jason in Rabbit Hole at SLAC. He will graduate from the University of Utah’s Actor Training Program in 2010.

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