Isa Braun (she/her) is positively foaming at the mouth to return to South Central Pennsylvania for Season 2! A graduate of Emerson College, she is currently a New York based creative with a penchant for immersive theater, contemporary dance, and geography. Recent work has brought her to Western Massachusetts with Eggtooth Productions, Houston Texas with Warner Bros., and McMurdo Station where she co-created the first full length ballet on the continent of Antarctica. Here's to corndogs and xylophones!

Susannah Wilson (she/they) is a NYC-based actor. Credits include: Pericles (Target Margin Theater); Aida (Metropolitan Opera); King Lear (Hamlet Isn’t Dead); Richard III, Macbeth (Commonwealth Shakespeare Co); Twelfth Night (Verdi Square Arts Festival); Both/And: A Quantum Physics Play (Catalyst Collaborative with MIT); Once a Blue Moon, Shahrazad (Double Edge Theatre); and the titular role in Richard III (Emerson Stage). Susannah spent a year training with New York’s SITI Company as a Conservatory Artist and holds a BA in acting from Emerson College. They could not be more thrilled to return to the Brimstone Valley fam and breathe new hellfire into Belzagor.

Bex Taylor-Klaus (they/them) is an actor and overall menace. They’ve been working in Hollywood since 2013 and cannot wait to join the demon squad. You may or may not recognize Bex from tv shows like Voltron, 13 Reasons Why, The Killing, and MTV’s Scream, among others. Transmasc and non-binary, Bex is one of the premier queers in the industry, coming out and transitioning in the public eye. Bex hates talking about themself, so writing this bio made them need a nap.

Mark Wolf Roberts (he/they) is a creative multi-hyphenate with no redeeming qualities, currently living in Los Angeles, California. He would like to send all of the love in his big, dumb heart to Kristen and the entire cast and crew for making this show happen. <3

Regina Renée Russell (she/her) is a New York based actress, diversity and inclusion consultant and director. Born and raised in the Bronx and a graduate of Cornell University (B.A. Theatre Arts) and East 15 Acting School in London (M.F.A Acting), Regina's favorite recent roles onstage and behind the microphone include: Kent: Lear, Olivia: Twelfth Night, Cordelia: King Lear, LCDR Talise Asherah: Primordial Deep, Trainee: Brimstone Valley Mall, and Lysistrata: Lysistrata. Regina’s Recent Directing Work includes No Child by Nilaja Sun (Kitchen Theatre Company), Tam Lin by Laurel Andersen (Barefoot Shakespeare Company), From the Bath by Maggie Wilson (The Artist Co-op), Julia Caesar (Barefoot Shakespeare Company), Julius Caesar (BARDCore Match:Lit), and Two Gentlemen of Verona (BARDCore Match:Lit) Upcoming Work: Regina will be directing her self-penned, as-of-yet-untitled reimagining of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing later in 2023 with Barefoot Shakespeare Company in New York City. Regina proudly serves as Director of Diversity and Inclusion Director with Barefoot Shakespeare Company.

IG: reggirenee

Christopher Trindade (he/him) is an actor from Medway, MA. He got his BFA from Adelphi University and was recently part of ABC's Disney Discovers Talent Showcase for 2022. Chris is currently performing nightly in Drunk Shakespeare Off-Broadway and on his Twitch channel @Trindabago.

Rep: CESD and AC Management, DDO NY for voice-over.

B. Dave Walters is the writer of Dungeons & Dragons: A Darkened Wish for IDW Publishing and Wizards of the Coast. He appears as Victor Temple on Vampire the Masquerade: LA by Night on Geek & Sundry, and as Chato on We're Alive: Frontier on Project Alpha. He also appears as Imago in Salvage Marines, and is the co-writer of episodes 7-12 of that series. He is also hosted The Rundown web series for 20th Century Fox, and Ask Your Black Geek Friend also on Project Alpha. In addition to being writer and co-creator of the Electropunk comic series, he is the winner of the "Be the Next Beliefnet Featured Blogger" contest for Beliefnet in the Hope & Inspiration category. He is a featured panelist at San Diego Comic-Con and Wonder Con on the topic of Spiritual Themes in Comics and Media

Jordan Cobb (she/her) is a New York City based actress, voiceover artist, writer, and the founder of the audio fiction company, No Such Thing Productions. She has been featured in over two-dozen fictional podcasts, and narrated over a dozen audiobooks. When she isn't comfortably settled behind the mic, you can usually find her up on stage, or buried under paper and ink.

For more information please visit jordanvcobb.com.

Caitlyn (she/her) is really tired, but so excited to be here. "Born" and "raised" in Massachusetts, she received a BFA in Theatre Performance from Salem State University before moving to New York City. After being an actor-educator with Speak About It for years, Caitlyn is now a board member of the non-profit, which uses theater and discussion to promote consent, boundaries, and healthy relationships. She's currently a Community Lead at Skip the Small Talk, where she facilitates events that encourage strangers to have meaningful conversations. Caitlyn will be going now, thank you.