WRITER / DIRECTOR

Phantom (Count de Chandon), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Matt), The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Chip Tolentino), and Christopher Shin’s Dying City (Peter/Craig). Many thanks to the Good Lord, Brooke, Shellee, Cory, Mom, Dad, and the outstanding cast and crew. “I have got to make sure that Youtube comes down to tape this.” -Michael Scott

…Chicago to pursue her professional modeling and acting career.

Throughout her career, Nicole has starred in numerous theatrical plays and in recent years, she has made a solid transition into television and film acting. The Black Theatre Alliance Awards nominated Nicole for Best Featured Actress for her outstanding performance in ETA Creative Arts Foundation’s production of The Trip.

For nearly a decade, Nicole was the face of Vitale Olive Oil haircare line and she has done numerous print modeling gigs. One of her most popular modeling jobs was when she was featured in Ebony Magazine as a Clairol model for their product advertorial.

Nicole is currently filming and preparing for upcoming projects. She loves bringing characters to life. As a woman of faith, Michaele Nicole is especially ecstatic and grateful to join the cast of Heavens to Betsy 2!

When she returned to Illinois, she worked as an intern at O’Connor Casting Company before ultimately gaining full-time employment at Your Performing Arts Center in Yorkville, Illinois. In June 2016, Becca left her full-time position to pursue her acting and modeling career and has never been happier!

Becca performs both on stage and film. Recent stage work includes two credits with Buffalo Theatre Ensemble: Improbable Fiction (Ilsa) and The 39 Steps (u/s for Annabella/Pamela/Margaret). Recent film credits include: The Most Important Thing (Emily) produced by the Harold Ramis Film School at Second City and a commercial for Wisconsin Tourism which is currently airing regionally! As for modeling, Becca has had the privilege to represent a variety of brands and designers including Project Runway Finalist Shernett Swaby, Lewis N. Clark, BhavyJ Designs and KI Furniture. You can find out more about Becca at www.beccamorello.com

…world premiere of Twin Peaks – Fire Walk with Me with its cast and crew.

After moving from Michigan to Chicago he responded to a Chicago Fire featured extra casting call for a “Computer Nerd”. After filming this brief scene with Emmy winner, Eamonn Walker (“Chief Boden”) his passion from years ago was re-ignited and he immediately signed up for both Acting and Improv classes at Chicago’s Second City to prepare himself for a wide variety of roles.

In addition to Second City, Vic has on-camera and theatrical training from other Chicago studio’s such as Vagabond School of the Arts, and Chicago Actors Studio. Vic’s first independent film roles were School For Gods and Broken Bridge in which he played a news anchor and mob boss, respectively. He most recently just finished filming his first lead role as Detective Dixon Wells in the independently produced TV pilot, Triangles, releasing soon.

Vic was especially excited to film the role of Young Betsy’s dad, Mr. Simon, in the original Heavens to Betsy: “Robert and the crew were such a pleasure to work with! “says Vic. “Even though I was originally cast in a small role, Robert improvised the scene on the spot and graciously expanded the role. Actresses Rebecca O’Connell (Betsy’s mom, Mrs. Simon), Louisa Heavner (Young Sally) and London Clark (Young Betsy) are especially a joy to work with and made for a very fun set. We are all thrilled and blessed to back for the sequel and look forward to bringing Robert’s expanded vision of Betsy’s journey to life!”

…It’s A Wonderful Life, one of the Lullabye League in Wizard of Oz, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast as Chip and Disney’s Mary Poppins, as Jane. London also competes on a competitive dance team. She is a seasoned dancer in tap, ballet and jazz. She will be a 6th grader next year at St. Paul’s Lutheran where she is involved in their musicals and their drummer in the band.