About Susan
Susan Bennett is a versatile and engaging performer. Her wry humor, moving honesty, and electrifying stage presence have made her an audience favorite, whether performing her own one-woman shows, stand-up comedy, or appearing in various roles for stage and screen.
Susan received undergraduate training in acting from the University of Southern California, before earning her bachelor’s in Theatre from Indiana University. Following time off to raise her family, she began crafting her first solo show. The result was I Said NO! which debuted at Indy Fringe 2013 to positive reviews. Since then, the show has toured extensively, resonating with audiences through Susan’s vivid, candid confession of rejection, failure, and forgiveness.
She followed this in 2014 with the nostalgic Simply Complicated, a fond look at a time gone by, and life’s simple complications. Then in 2016 Susan returned to Indy Fringe with The Juniper Tree (written by Timothy Taylor) a moving portrait of three generations of one Jewish-American family set in 1968 Indianapolis.
Around Indianapolis Susan is a regular in the stand up comedy scene. She has performed with local theater companies, appeared in film and lent her voice for radio and advertising.
About Timothy
Timothy is a lifelong creative, having been drawn to the arts and storytelling at a young age. He also wears a lot of hats. He is a writer, singer, multi-media artist, puppeteer, actor, director, and teacher.
He has taught and performed all over the United States.
He served as the founding/artistic director for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Theater Company. He served as the marketing coordinator for Christian Youth Theater of Indianapolis and also technical coordinated a number of shows.
He is currently a teaching artist at the Indianapolis Art Center.
He holds a degree in Culinary Arts from Le Cordon Bleu; as well as a degree in theology and worship music from Christ for the Nations Institute.
In addition to writing plays he is the author of the fantasy series, The Last Singer.
"These varied experiences reflect my passion for the complex thing that is life, which I think should be approached with a healthy dose of child-like wonder and whimsy."
