Peter B. Schmitz (Dale)
Peter B. Schmitz has worked in the creative and performing arts for over 25 years in the mediums of dance, theater and film/video. He has taught, performed/ choreographed throughout the US, Europe, New Zealand and most recently Turkey.  Recent New York shows have included:  "Bent", "The Balcony", "Endgame" and "No End of Blame". 

Jenny Joseph (Cindy)
Jenny Joseph is thrilled to be making her NYC stage debut after moving here from her hometown, Birmingham, Alabama in 2006.  Jenny was last seen as Princess Priscilla in Birmingham Children's Theatre's tour of The Frog Prince.  Other previous credits include roles in Gypsy (Agnes, Louis u/s, dance captain), Annie (dance captain, ensemble), Footloose (ensemble) and Grease (ensemble) with Summerfest Musical Theatre under the direction of Keith Cromwell.  Jenny is currently a personal trainer for Equinox Fitness.  Much love to Mom, Dad, Lauren, and Melissa.  "May we be the best that we can be."

 Gonzalo Cosmelli (Stage Manager)
Originally from Portugal where he divided his life between finance and the stage, he came to NYC in 2005 to study acting at The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute. He is currently working in several projects in NYC.

David Wilson Sewell (Director)
Abbreviated List of New York Credits:
co-Producer/creator of "The Jack Johnson Project" written by Devin McKnight;
new adaptation of "The Two Noble Kinsmen"; world premiere of "Try To Act Normal" by Fred Sahner; original play,
"Tis Never A Straight Line" by Mike Iovenilli; "As You Like It" ; "Antigone"; numerous staged readings and workshops. Regional Credits: northeastern tour of "The Two Noble Kinsmen", northeastern tour of "As You Like It", "No Exit"; "Sexual Perversity in Chicago"; etc. David has also worked as a actor in the city for 3+ plus years. Credits include numerous off and off-off broadway shows, televison shows, films, and commercials.

Rachel F. Hirsch (writer/co-director)
Rachel recently moved to Manhattan from Washington, DC where she completed her B.A. in Music at The George Washington University.  She is a singer/actress pursuing a career in theatre.  This is her first written work, and she currently has two other untitled pieces in the works.  Some of her on-stage roles have included the chorus of Democracy with the Washington National Opera, Maria in West Side Story with the Dane Peterson Summer Series, and Hope in Urinetown at the George Washington University to name a few.  Innocent Kind of Love is not only one of her first introductions to the other side of the stage, but hopefully her first of many New York theatre experiences.  Rachel would like to thank her magnificent cast and crew for coming along with her on this project, Ken and Jenn for taking interest in her writing, and her friends and family who have traveled far and wide to share this wonderful opportunity with her.