WHO’S WHO DAISY ALI ALL* (Alice) is a gender-queer actor and student who has loved performing all of her life. She is especially grateful for this opportunity to perform with her husband, Aaron, for the very first time. Her most recent credits include form of a girl unknown (Marina) and Saturday’s Voyeur 2019 here at SLAC. She would like to thank her family for supporting her through every show and Aaron for following her every step of the way. AARON LINFORD ALLRED (Matt) has been seeing shows at SLAC for years, and could not be more excited to perform on this stage himself. He has been seen before in the Salt Lake area as Charles Guiteau in Assassins at SLCC, William Barfee in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at CenterPoint, Smee in Peter and the Starcatcher at CenterPoint, and Juror 5 in 12 Angry Jurors at the Empress. Aaron would like to thank his perfect wife, Daisy, and thank SLAC for giving him the opportunity to perform with her for the first time. T ANTHONY (Holly) is electrified to collaborate with the lovely and inclusive folxs here at SLAC. Regional credits: Elf and Something Rotten with Pioneer Theatre Company. Collegiate artistry: When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet (Open Door), Floyd Collins, The Odyssey (University of Utah), and The College Tour with Amazon Prime. T recently snatched a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Utah and is giddy to spread love and light in the world. Immense gratitude to everyone in Salt Lake City who has supported her gender journey, and to SLAC for representation! X’s and O’s to her stellar friends and family. Peace, Love, and Stars. @ttanthonyy
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DANNY BORBA (Ryker) is excited to have his debut at Salt Lake Acting Company. He is a recent graduate of the Actor Training Program at the U. He was last seen in Aftershock at Plan-B Theatre and in the Ensemble of Elf The Musical at Pioneer Theatre. Past credits also include Henry V/King of France in Henry V and the musical Songs for a New World (University of Utah). He has also recently been working on the TV show High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. He is represented by Talent Management Group in Utah. He thanks his family and friends and God for their ongoing support. JOSEPH PAUL BRANCA (Stryker) is thrilled to be back at SLAC. Recent performances include: the world premiere of Fremont Jr. High is NOT Doing Oklahoma! (Chrysanthemum) with Good Company Theatre; The Foreigner (Charlie Baker) with West Valley Arts; Pete the Cat (Jimmy), Saturday’s Voyeur (Elder Mortenson), and Diary of a Worm… (Ant), with Salt Lake Acting Company; Man of La Mancha (José u/s The Padre), with Utah Opera directed by Paul Curran; Guys and Dolls (Rusty Charlie), Mary Poppins (Robertson Ay), Matilda (Big Kid), and A Christmas Carol (Dick Wilkins/Eben/Octet), with Hale Centre Theatre; Newsies (Crutchie), Peter Pan (Michael Darling), Winnie-thePooh (Tigger), and Joseph… Dreamcoat (Benjamin), with Hale Center Theater Orem; and as a main stage performer at Universal Studios Japan in Osaka. Recent films include: Blood of the Undying (James) and Dog Valley (Gordon Church). Joseph received the BroadwayWorld Award for Best Actor in a Musical for his portrayal of Crutchie in Newsies, a Westminster Theatre Society Award for Best Actor for his performance in the one-man show I Am Not Batman, and a Utah Film Award for his slacabaret: down the rabbit hole
