Paul returned to his love of acting and performing after a successful career as an educator.  His most recent theater performance was playing the character Joe Boyd in “DAMN Yankees” last summer at The Regional Theater of the Palouse and prior to that  J.D. in the musical “Escape To Margaretville” at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre.  Paul has performed with the MNM Theatre Company and was part of the South Florida Premier of “Meet Me At The Oak” at the M Ensemble in Liberty City. Two of his favorite roles was playing Billy Flynn in “Chicago” and The King of Siam in “The King and I” directed by the late esteemed theatre director Bob Bogdanoff. 

Paul can be seen acting in several award winning independent films portraying many various characters these day and recently wrapped working on a horror film that is in post production.

Hannah Weil is delighted to return to The Bridge Theatre’s production for the third year as Edith Frank. She recently was seen as Marjorie in Marjorie Prime with The Little Theatre NSB , as well as appearing as Margaret in Walter Cronkite is Dead and Leona in Exit Laughing .

She has previously performed in regional theatre as well as performances at the National Theatre and the Folger Shakespeare Theatre in Washington D.C.. She has a Doctorate in Education from UCF and has taught in OCPS Schools previously for over 20 years.

You may find her scouring the beaches as an Official Turtle Tracker or elbows deep in clay at Janes Art Center. She is so grateful for her supportive family.

Sasha Bloom is a freshman in the Dr Phillips High School theater magnet program. She is honored to have the opportunity to play Anne Frank, a role that allows her to honor her own Jewish heritage and emphasize the vital importance of Holocaust remembrance. Favorite roles have included Crutchie in Newsies, Jr. at Orlando Family Stage, Wednesday in The Addams Family and Jane Seymour in Six! Teen Edition at Howard Middle School, and Snow White in Once Upon a One More Time at Resurrection Players.

She would like to thank Sarah-Lee Dobbs, Lauren Langa, Hannah Peavey, Tim Hanes, Tatiana Bello, Abby Noble, and all her teachers for their coaching and mentorship. Love to Mom, Dad, and Jonah.

Mackenzie is honored to be playing Margot Frank in this beautiful show. Some recent credits include Sound of music (Louisa, Liesl U/S), Annie (July), and Carousel (Margaret Snow) You can also see her as Jenny in VHS summer camp on Amazon prime. She trains with the incredible Sarah Lee-Dobbs twice a month. Mackenzie would like to thank her Acting coach, friends, and family for all of their continued love and support.

Enjoy the show! Follow her acting journey @mackenzie_adamek 

Jacoline Frank is a bilingual South African, and has been performing since the age of 3. Plays, Choir, Ballet, Piano, and choreographing her own shows. She did Community Theatre all through High School and got her tertiary education in Acting, earning her National Diploma in Drama from Technikon Pretoria. She was a professional actor in South Africa for 10 years where she did Educational-, Puppet-, Children’s- and Corporate Theatre. She did a national tour with ‘Grease The Musical’, commercials, voice work and ‘Liewe Heksie’ at Joburg Promusica. She also appeared in popular daytime soap, Binnelanders, and sang in a band. She moved to the Cayman Islands in 2011, where she did a lot of commercials, theatre and films. She moved to the United States (Orlando, FL) in 2016, and appeared in multiple Series, Infomercials, Commercials, Plays, Feature Films and Short Films.

She also directed and produced a short film, where she played all 4 parts, and it was an Official Award Winner of the Spring 2019 Season at the Southern Shorts Festival and won Awards of Merit for Acting, Producing, Directing, Sound Design and Visual FX. She loves performing with the Central Florida Community Arts Choir and Symphony Orchestra, and is very honored to reprise her role as Mrs. Van Daan in The Diary of Anne Frank for the third time!

Bio coming soon!

In film, Marvin has appeared in several independent short and feature films and was recently honored with the Best Lead Actor award by the Organization of Independent Filmmakers Orlando for his performance in a short film competition

He also regularly collaborates with Full Sail University, appearing in several short films, participating in a Coca-Cola Refreshing Films project, and serving as a recurring actor for directing workshops. With several film projects currently in production, Marvin is excited for what lies ahead.

Outside of acting, Marvin holds a Master of Science in Animal Biology and is passionate about animals, specializing in dog training and animal welfare.”

Franny Titus is a Cuban American bi-lingual actress born and raised in the southeast. She studied at the New York Conservatory for the Dramatic Arts, and with renowned acting coaches Natalia Leigh, Rus Blackwell, Tony Greco, Lori Wyman, Judy Bouley, and Tracy Kilpatrick. Some of her theatre credits include the off-Broadway show The Love Letter You’ve Been Meaning to Write ​New York and Steel Magnolias at the Osceola Arts. Titus just wrapped a sketch comedy called ‘Napoleon on the Beach’ ​and ‘Super Fast Cars’ written by Jeffrey Rembert.

Next for Titus is the role of ‘Savannah,’ the woman who runs the local saloon, in the upcoming film Florida Wild, starring Lee Majors and Mira Sorvino.

Retired drama/ musical theater teacher after 35 years, in both Orange and Lake County. Directed for several community theaters in Central Florida. Performed in many shows at the old Civic Theater of Central Florida as well as Bay Street Players .Directing is my first love in theater. Served on the grant board of United Arts of Central Florida for several years. Traveled and performed overseas MANY years ago for the USO shows. Married to Kelly for 35 years , and we have two sons and twin granddaughters 6 years old.