Yahva has performed since she was 8 years old. She has been a magician's assistant and competed in the ESU competition, performing Shakespeare's Sonnet 1 and 2, and a monologue from Richard III as well as Rosalind's epilogue from As You Like It. She has acted in MacBeth as Menteith and the sergeant; Ebenezer's Journey, as Belle; Hello Dolly; Willy Wonka, Jr.; The Little Mermaid, Jr; Seussical Jr.; as well as multiple characters for Haunted Trail events and the 1st Annual 24-hour Playwright Festival.

Yahva also studies Krav Maga, and Fencing. She is a competitive shooter in archery, pistol, rifle, and muzzleloader. She is currently training with AMTC as an Actress/Model.

Heather King-Silva is making her acting debut on this stage, playing the role of Lola Barbosa. This is her first performance with Hasty Retreat Productions, and her first play since high school. Heather is also a belly dancer that performs as a solo act and with the Forged in Fire dance troupe. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and works for a non-profit healthcare organization financially managing grants. She is thankful and grateful for the opportunity to work with AJ and her fellow actors.

Colleen Pannell plays Officer Maxine Suggs in this production of Farce of Nature. She has worked with Hasty Retreat Presents and AJ Fuex for the last 4 years on productions like Mama Won’t Fly, Savannah Sipping Society. and most recently was Assistant Director for Moon Over Buffalo at the Gaslight Baker Theatre in Lockhart, TX. For over 10 years she has worked with multiple directors on productions like Steel Magnolias, Vagina Monologues and Love, Loss & What I Wore.

One of Colleen’s continuous roles is at Sherwood Forest Faire in McDade where she is part of the Captain Rex Pirate Crew, playing Scarlett the Navigator. She also works as Director of Bastrop County's Forged in Fire Dance Troupe.

Judy ire is a family nurse practitioner from Flatonia, Texas. She has been doing community theatre for the last 4 years with her favorite roles being Grace Farrell in Annie, Hattie in Laundry and Bourbon and Katrina in Heart of the Tin Trunk. She particularly enjoys musicals and has been in many musical productions. She is enjoying this, her first play with Hasty Retreat Presents!

This will be my 3rd or 4th show with Hasty Retreat. Lots of fun working with this fine cast. I have done many shows at Playhouse Smithville as well as the Bastrop Opera House. I starting out doing lights and sound as well as backstage work at the Bastrop Opera House and said I would never get on stage HAHA.

Once you get the ‘hook’ in it’s hard to get off stage.

Thomas has been doing theater for many years. This is his first play with Hasty Retreat Presents.

Joycelyn Schedler caught the theater bug in 2010 playing Gertrude in 12 Skulls Mean Death. Since then she has performed at the Bastrop Opera House, Playhouse Smithville and the Stafford Opera House in Columbus, TX. Joycelyn joined Hasty Retreat Presents theater troupe in 2014 as Beth in Til Beth Do Us Part. Farce of Nature is Joycelyn’s fourth Jones, Hope, Wooten play. Joycelyn says she enjoys performing in these comedies so much because the world needs more laughter and she loves doing her part to bring it to the audience.

This is Terry’s 3rd foray into acting and community theater with Hasty Retreat Presents, having performed previously in Mama Won’t Fly and Savannah Sipping Society, in which she was also the Stage Manager. In her first show she played an old lady; in her second, she played a dead lady, and in Farce of Nature she doesn’t play a lady at all! Terry admits that, considering she used to be almost painfully shy, she isn’t quite sure she has been “bitten” by the acting bug, but he is certainly nibbling at her feet. Terry is also a member of the Forged In Fire Belly Dancing Troupe, along with fellow Farce of Nature actors Colleen Pannell and Heather King-Silva.