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Paolo Andino

- A first generation Cuban American from Miami, Paolo is a regular cast member of Logo's "The Big Gay Sketch Show" and was recently recurring on "One Life To Live" as liver specialist Dr. Harrison. The independent film "Choking Man", which played at the Tribeca Film Festival, can be seen on Sundance Channel. "Shut Up and Do It", another indie, received much praise at the New York Latino Film festival and a nomination from the American Latino TV Awards. His regional works include Palomo in "Anna In The Tropics" and Serge in The Old Globe's production of "The Food Chain". New York/Off Broadway: "Suite In Two Keys", "Earthquake Chica" at the first annual New York's Summer Play Festival, "Hermanas" as the charmingly self-involved and slightly dyslexic Eduardo for The New York International Fringe Festival. Paolo has appeared on "Ed", "All My Children", "One Life To Live" and "Law and Order". He can be seen and heard in commercial spots for DHL, Old El Paso, United Way, Verizon, Disney, the video game "True Crime II" and the audio book "Heat". Paolo holds an MFA in theatre from UMKC and sells his delicious gourmet cookies from his kitchen in Hell's Kitchen.

Colman Domingo

- Colman Domingo has starred on Broadway in the Tony Award winning, "Passing Strange" and  Lisa Kron's "Well." Off-Broadway: Kander and Ebb's final collaboration, "The Scottboro Boys" (Vineyard Theater, dir. Susan Stroman) , "A Boy and His Soul" (Vineyard Theater), "The Wiz" (City Center), "Passing Strange" and "Henry V" (NYSF/Public), and "Bright Ideas" (MCC). Regional: "Coming Home" (Long Wharf), "People's Temple" (Guthrie/Berkeley Rep), "Well" and "Journey to the West" (Huntington), "Fences," "Amadeus," and "Blues for an Alabama Sky" (Theaterworks). Film: Passing Strange (dir. Spike Lee), Miracle at St. Ana (dir. Spike Lee), King of the Bingo Game, Freedomland, Kung Phooey, Around the Fire and True Crime (dir. Clint Eastwood). Television: Law & Order: Criminal Intent (dir. Mario Van Peebles), Law & Order: Trial By Jury, Law & Order and recurred on Nash Bridges. Awards: OBIE, Connecticut Critics Circle, Bay Area Critics Circle, 2010 GLAAD Media Award nomination and a 2010 Black Reel nomination. 

Julie Goldman

- Julie started performing stand up comedy at age 15 at the "Comedy Connection" in Boston. In 2004 Julie was contracted to co author the pilot and co-star in "The Big Gay Sketch Show" on Logo where she is still an ensemble member of the first ever gay sketch comedy show. Julie also appears on Comedy Central with her featured stand-up "Live at Gotham" and online in Lewis Black's "Root of All Evil". An award winning comedian, Julie won the 2007 MAC award for Headlining Comedian in NYC, and in 2008 won the New Now Next Award for Brink of Fame Comic. You can catch Julie on Autostraddle.com starring in her own vlog, "In Your Box Office", and at AfterEllen.com where she launched her web series "The Julie Goldman Celesbian Interview Special Specials", with her very special co host Kate McKinnon. She's lucky to be mentored and guided by the great Eve Ensler, who co produced her live monthly all female comedy line up "Julie Goldman's Offensive Women" where she enlisted the most outrageous female comics in the world. Julie is currently working on her own feature film, co written with Brandy Howard, "The Nicest Thing" starring Sharon Gless, Tammy Etheridge and of course, Julie Goldman. Julie attended the prestigious Emerson College in Boston, majoring in Theatre Education. Julie was a member of This is Pathetic comedy group for 4 years, won the Funniest College Student comedy contest from Nick's Comedy Shop, was featured in PBS's first all women sketch comedy show, "The World According to Us", and then moved to NYC where she honed her craft. In 2008, Julie moved to Los Angeles to further pursue her career as a comedienne, writer and comic actress.