Shereese Murphy is a versatile and fearless actress who shines on every platform she stands on. A native of Kansas City Kansas and most recently seen in LaShenna Flowers production “Cafe Blaque”. Love Chronicles is her debut as a writer and director for film! As a child this career path was immediately chosen for her and she can’t wait for you to follow her on this journey ahead.

Robert E. Coppage III is an actor from Wyandotte County. He has over 20 years of theatre experience and has enjoyed performing all over the KC Metro area. He loves to teach storytelling and improvisation. Throughout his career, he has worked with the American Immersion Theatre, Murder Mystery Train, and Comedy City as an improviser. He has had the pleasure of teaching improv to the students of the Gift of Dance and Drama Summer program, Kansas Jr. Thespian Festival, and the Drama Time theatre program. He created a beginner’s improv class with Tribe University to promote public speaking skills and clear decision-making skills. His teaching style is immersive and vulnerable.

Kenny “Chosin” Mack is a model/actor/rapper who grew up in KCMO. He discovered his love for performance and entertainment at a young age growing up with 7 siblings. Upon graduation from high school, he signed with Hoffman International Talent Agency and began projects working with Sprint, Target, and other companies as a feature model. He has been in 3 feature-length movies, several stage plays, and short films. He’s released 3 studio albums and is currently working on a 4th. His drive and ambition comes from wanting to create a platform to transform the lives of others who grew up in the inner city.

Renauld Shelton II, the oldest sibling of 4, born and raised in Kansas City. A 2010 graduate of Simpson College with a B.A. in Graphic Design. Owner of clothing brand Material Opulence and a freelance graphic designer. Stepped out on faith with acting to expand his creative horizons and hasn’t looked back. Has been acting since January of 2020 and looking to continue learning and becoming great at it.

Tracy Nicole Thomas is a native of Kansas City, Ks. She discovered her passion for entertaining in her early years acting, dancing, and singing throughout her time at Wyandotte High School. She went on to obtain a degree in Theatre Performance from KCKCC, where she performed in various productions like Dreamgirls, All Shook Up, Rent, and Extremities just to name a few. After taking some time off,  she returned to the stage in the Fringe Festival winning play Let Me Explain My Blackness and revitalized her passion to perform and create.  She also enjoys choreographing dance, photography, and writing stage plays and screenplays.  She aspires to be the “female Tyler Perry” so, be on the lookout!

Katherene Garry was born in KCMO but raised in Kansas City, KS. Attended KCKCC where she performed in RENT, Valley Song, and The Addams Family Musical. Wrote two one-act plays called “Son, this is your new Sista” and “Why is my grandmother dead?” After receiving her Associate’s Degree in Performing Arts, she moved to New York and attended The American Academy for Dramatic Arts (AADA-New York Summer 2011), The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts (NYCDA), Upright Citizen Brigade (UCB-New York) and performed and toured overseas with “The Nat Turner Revue (International Award Winning Improv group). Now living in Missouri, Katherene participated in her first Fringe show in 2017 called: “Taming of the poo” and written a show called “Let me explain my blackness: Addressing black women’s thoughts through comedy” in 2019. Katherene discovered “yaskween productions” which is a platform to encourage more women to get into sketch comedy writing. She also started an all-female sketch writing group called the “Inner City Gargoyles”.

LaSandra Daniels, you can call me “L” because I am the missing link. I would like to describe myself as a creative person. I use my creativity as an outlet to externally express myself through singing, dancing, songwriting, and acting. I appeared in the film, First Day, where my character was strong, fearless, and willing to ride or die for her man.