Ryan Frostig is a NYC-based Actor/Playwright. His most recent credits include the international touring production of Peter Pan with Theatreworks USA. He is a story consultant on the upcoming indie feature film, CUBBY. His last play The Uncivilized Men in Serious Conflict was given a workshop production at The Chicago College of Performing Arts, where he graduated with a BFA in Musical Theatre. He performed one of his dream roles there, as Moritz in Spring Awakening.  

P. Tucker Worley* is thrilled to be making his New York directing debut with Double Penny after spending many years acting in various productions across the country. Touring credits include Peter Pan 360 (Assistant Fight Choreographer/Tootles), Mamma Mia! (Pepper). Regional credits include Irving Berlin’s White Christmas and Legally Blonde (Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities), Julius Caesar and Comedy of Errors (Chicago Shakespeare Theater).

Matt Iacozza recently moved to New York City to pursue a career in scenic and costume design. Born and raised in southern Connecticut, Matt was immersed in the New York theatre scene from a young age. He recently graduated from the University of Connecticut with a BFA in Design/Technical Theatre. While studying at UConn, Matt designed multiple productions at the Connecticut Repertory Theatre – the professional producing arm of the university’s Department of Dramatic Arts. Productions include: I’m Connecticut (World Premiere, written by Mike Reiss), Romeo & Juliet, Punk Rock (Regional Premiere), Puppetmaster of Lodz and Legally Blonde: The Musical. Matt’s work was recently showcased at the USITT Young Designer’s Forum in 2014, a juried exhibition featuring 15 of the top graduate/undergraduate design students in the country.

Brady Richards will be making his NYC debut in Double Penny. Regional: Peter Pan (Syracuse Stage). Reared in Ellicott City, MD and a recent graduate of Syracuse University with a BFA in Acting, where he played the roles of Melchior Gabor in Spring Awakening, Jack Merridew in Lord of the Flies and Billy Russell in Herons.

Christopher Moss can currently be seen in a recent episode of Ladylike on MTV, the popular TriBeCa Shirtlist commercials as well as the webseries Bros!, Don’t Schmuck It Up, and Facades.  He is also a panelist on theOUTtalk!  He lives in Brooklyn with his husband, 2 pit mixes, and a boy cat named Sherry.