Meet The Cast
Thea Gill is best known for her portrayal of Lindsay Peterson on the landmark Showtime series QUEER AS FOLK (ACTRA Award nomination, Outstanding Performance by a Female). Other credits include, Annapurna Pictures’ 20th CENTURY WOMEN, Lifetime’s 10 YEAR REUNION, THE BOY SHE MET ONLINE and MY MOTHER’S SECRET, ABC’s CASTLE, CBS’ GHOST WHISPERER, Syfy Channel’s STONADOS, RIVERWORLD and ANDROMEDA, Hallmark Movie Channel’s LIES BETWEEN FRIENDS, Showtime’s MASTERS OF HORROR: HOMECOMING and SIGHTINGS: HEARTLAND GHOST as well as the animated feature THE GRID: ZOMBIE OUTLET MAUL. She also starred in the Feature Films, SHEPARD, MULLIGANS, THE PUTT PUTT SYNDROME, MOTHER COUNTRY and EIGHTEEN, in which she sang the Genie Award – nominated song “IN A HEARTBEAT.”
Thea was awarded the 2002 Golden Sheaf Award for Best Actress for her work on BLISS: NINA’S MUSE and was the 2005 Leo Award winner for her role as Caroline in THE COLLECTOR: THE MOTHER and was a Leo Award nominee for Best Actress for the short film SWAP.
A celebrated stage actress, Thea starred in GASLIGHT. She has also starred in such notable roles as: Claudia in Joanna Murray-Smith’s HONOUR, Yelena in Chekhov’s UNCLE VANYA, Desdemona in Shakespeare’s OTHELLO and Juliet in ROMEO AND JULIET, as Catherine in David Auburn’s Pulitzer Prize – winning play, PROOF, as Lavinia in Larry Fineberg’s THE CLAIRVOYANT, as Sarah in Joanna McClelland Glass’ TRYING and as Mary Ann in George F. Walker’s BETTER LIVING. She played Blanche DuBois in Tennessee Williams’ A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, receiving the 2010 Critic’s Spotlight Award for Best Performance in a professional production and starred as Molly in the west coast premiere of the Stephen Belber play DUSK RINGS A BELL, for which she received the Last Straw Critics Award.
Thea, also an accomplished singer, sang in front of a sold – out audience at San Francisco’s Herbst Theatre for the annual Help Is On The Way gala, alongside some of Broadway’s top stars, as well as the S.T.A.G.E. spring gala. She debuted her Something Cool cabaret show in Palm Springs in 2011 and followed it up with her Body and Soul one woman show and made her Las Vegas debut performing at Marilyn’s Lounge in The Eastside Cannery Hotel and Casino.
https://soundcloud.com/thea-gill.
You can find Thea on Facebook (Thea Gill Fans) and on Twitter and Instagram @TheaLGill
Gina Glass is an accomplished author and producer. Her two published lesbian romance novels, SPITFIRE and THE ROCKSTAR have both enjoyed success and have gained her quite a fan following.
She created and executive produced the web series DISHIN’ IT UP with comedienne Erin Foley.
Also as a voice over actress, she voiced Stanley Voltz in THE GRID: ZOMBIE OUTLET MAUL, and Angela, in YO ANGELA. She also created the voice and animates the quirky, lovable, mobster GINO THE WISE GUY series on social media platforms.
With her love of music, she stepped into the recording studio with Grammy Award winning producer & musical director, Gail Deadrick to produce and arrange three singles for her wife, actress and singer, Thea Gill.
Twitter: @ginaglass Instagram: @gglass66
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Denise Warner-Gregory created the trail-blazing lesbian podcast “The Lesbian Lounge” that ran from 2006-2016, garnering over a million downloads and she produced more LGBT podcasts on her audio feed MyLesbianRadio, mentoring and encouraging new LGBTQ’ers. Denise has done stand-up comedy, and hosted at numerous Pride Festivals in Florida, L-Fests in England and countless Queer Community events. She is also an author, wife, cat Mom and lover of whiskey.
Winner of the “2013 Battle of the Comics” where she beat 100 comedians for the title and hailed as one of the nations funniest comics by Curve magazine, Vicki Wagner has torn up stages across the USA and Canada and even cruise ships!
Born in Chicago, IL She loves to entertain and does Stand Up Comedy, Improv, Sketch Comedy and Acting.
Vicki has Emceed several events across the nation, Headlined in New York, Los Angeles, Indianapolis, Provincetown, MA, Las Vegas, NV, Reno, NV, Vancouver, BC, on the seas on a Princess Cruise and countless other cities as well as hosted numerous events across the country. She also headlined Winterfest: Lake Tahoe Gay Ski Week, hosted The Glitter Awards: The Gay International Film Awards and emceed National Singles Day.
She was the Headlining comic at a benefit that raised $25,000 in one day for SLDN, she brought them to their feet in Denver for “Bear To Make a Difference,” Matthew Shepherd Foundation, Laugh Out Loud, Pride in Spirit, Laugh to Make a Difference and many more.
Vicki has been on ABC, TLC, Bravo and QTV and has been featured on the front page of the West Hollywood Independent, The Santa Barbara News Press, The Westsider, The LA Times, Curve Magazine, The LN, Provincetown Magazine, IN Newsweekly out of Boston, The Mayday Press in Denmark, The Women’s Community Connection, She Magazine and many others. She has been on several radio shows including Sirius XM; TV talk shows, has written a column for the Advocate and is a national print model.
Her outgoing personality and natural sense of humor and quick wit enabled her to be the host of the webshow, “Lesbian Knows Best,” a talk show in which she gives advice to straight people and has been viewed over 1.8 million times! After 60 episodes of the show she wrote a book, “Get a Date Today! How to Market Yourself for Love.” The book is an online dating step-by-step manual on how to find the love of your life.
Vicki also hosted over 50 episodes of “The Vicki Wagner Show,” a local cable TV variety show in which she interviewed actors, actresses, musicians, comedians and more and integrated some Improv with other Sketch Artists and a hot topic into her interviews.
She was also the host of the two-time award winning talk show, “Brash Babble with Vicki Wagner” on Time Warner channel 36 in West Hollywood. Vicki twice received the “Users Choice Award for Favorite Local Live Series.”
Erik hails from Aurora, Illinois, where he studied Music Education at Illinois State University and subsequently studied Arts, Entertainment and Media Management at Columbia College Chicago. He lived in New York where he worked for MTV before relocating to London, UK. He is currently a Project Manager working for SPM Group where he looks after the British LGBT Awards, the Ethnicity Awards, and the Investing in Ethnicity corporate diversity, equity & inclusion programs. He plays the clarinet and saxophone and has appeared on Britain’s Got Talent as a semi-finalist with the London Gay Big Band in 2014 and on All Together Now: The Great Orchestra Challenge on BBC in 2016 with the London Gay Symphony Orchestra. This is Erik’s first voice artist role and he’s thrilled for the opportunity.
