has been involved in theatre locally, nationally, and abroad as a performer and director for the past thirty years. Lance is the Artistic Director of Rapid Lemon Productions, a founder of WeHub, and a proud member of House of Bankerd, inc. He studied at the Baltimore Actors' Theatre Conservatory, Muhlenberg College, and just earned his masters degree through Trinity College, London. He is a member of the Screen Actors' Guild and the Golden Girls Fan Club. Lance sends all of his love to his Dweebsie; his lovely mother and brother; his beautiful son, August; and his mentor, Helen Grigal. This and all performances are dedicated to the memory of his father, Richard. 'Per Ardua, Ars.'

Tom made his debut in local theater as John Ehrlichman in Watergate The Musical at Chesapeake Arts Center (March 2004). He has since appeared in Seussical (General Ghengis Kahn Schmitz), Lend Me A Tenor (Tito Merrilli)twice, The Odd Couple (Roy), Into The Woods (Narrartor /Mysterious Man), Pippin ( Charles), 1776 three times (Roger Sherman and John Dickenson), A Christmas Carol (Bob Cratchet), A Man For All Seasons (Common Man) and Jekyl & Hyde the Musical (Sir Danvers). His favorite role, by far, is Paps to his six grandchildren.

is overjoyed to once again be on stage (from an Angel in A Wonderful Life to pure evil as Spider in this production) as well as behind the curtain in one more amazing musical by Third Wall Productions. She would like to thank her wife, Lisa, for her support, Max and Dan for helping out, Lance, Tom and Mike for believing in her, Andrew, Will and Michelle for the music, Maggie for keeping her on the stage, Emily for her tremendous assist, Kirsten and Jenn for always being there, Andrew P. and Chip for the best hugs and the entire cast and crew for all the fun and the love. She extends special thanks to Third Wall Productions for providing such a welcoming home. Enjoy the show!

is the Resident Conductor and Orchestra Director of Third Wall Productions. He received a Bachelor’s of Music Performance from Towson University where he studied with Lee Mills. He has received rave reviews for his interpretations of Disney's The Little Mermaid, 13 The Musical, Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat, Oliver, and Shrek the Musical. In addition to his work with Third Wall, he conducts for several other Baltimore theatre companies, and the Baltimore Gamer Symphony Orchestra.

is a sophomore at Goucher College where he studies musical performance. He was recently the Music Director for TWP's productions of Something’s Afoot and The Music Man, and has played in the orchestra for almost every Third Wall show. In addition, he has played in orchestra pits for many different theatres and schools across Maryland. Some of his favorite shows to play have been The Little Mermaid, 13, Fiddler on the Roof, and this one! Will would like to thank the cast and crew of Jekyll & Hyde for all of their hard work, and his family and girlfriend for their support. He would also like to thank the orchestra! It is an honor to be able to play with musicians as talented as you. Lastly, Will would like to dedicate this show to his piano teachers throughout the years: Ed Berlett, Reynaldo Reyes, and Jeffrey Chappell. Thank you for coming, and enjoy the show!

is a retired Harford County music teacher and former director/choreographer of "The Staccatos" special needs theater troupe. She is excited to be appearing for the 1st time onstage (well, on-floor!) with Third Wall Productions. Her love of performing began at age 8 when she and her dance partner went door-to-door in their neighborhood, dancing for anyone who would watch! (It was safe back in the 60's!) She has worked onstage and behind the scenes in shows from 6th grade through college. Community theater shows include The Fantasticks (Louisa) and The Importance of Being Earnest (Lady Gwendolyn Fairfax) with Covered Bridge Theater, Mame (Cousin Fan), The Producers (Lick Me Bite Me) and ensemble roles in Jesus Christ Superstar, Bye Bye Birdie and Anything Goes with Phoenix Festival Theater, Shrek, The Musical (tapping rat/ensemble dancer) at St. Demetrios Church, and The Case of the Hopeless Diamond (Felicity Crump), an interactive dinner theater production.

is happy to be a part of Jekyll &Hyde. She most recently performed in The Music Man (Pickalittle Lady) and A Wonderful Life (Mrs. Hatch). She has also been seen in TWP’s Oliver! (Old Sally), and The Music Man (Pickalittle Lady) with Charm City Players. While Amy is happy to perform onstage, she is really grateful for the chance to use her love of painting to bring this show to life.

has designed and built every set for Third Wall since their very first show. In addition he has designed and built sets for Reisterstown Theatre Project and Artistic Synergy of Baltimore. Jordan would like to thank his wondaful wife Jen, and is looking forward to hiding backstage for future shows.

has been a costumier, hair/wig designer, and performer in the Baltimore area for thirty years. She was the resident designer/fabricator for Baltimore Actors' Theatre and Oregon Ridge Dinner Theatre for twenty-five years, creating costumes for Babes in Toyland, The Merry Widow, and their original Phantom of the Opera (U.K. and Australian tours). She loved costuming over one hundred productions; her most cherished are Romeo and Juliet and Beauty Queen of Lenane (Spotlighters Theatre), The Addams Family and Les Miz (MST), A Holiday How-to (The Pit in NYC), and Iolanthe (Young Victorians). Memorable hair designs include Cats (MST), Lear (Single Carrot), and Madame Butterfly (Annapolis Opera Company). Her favorite performing credits are Phantom of the Opera (Madame Giry), Gypsy! (Tessie Tura) and Cinderella's Stepmother. She enjoyed being directed by her son, for the first time. This production will mark Marie's retirement from the stage after a generation of dedication, beauty, and love.

is either performing on stage or building one. Pat has assisted in building all of the sets for Third Wall. In addition to his design skills, he has performed in Oliver, A Wonderful Life, The Music Man, Fiddler on the Roof, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.