THAT WOMAN!
ACTRESS
Melissa Jobe
Melissa Jobe is an actress, singer and writer based in Los Angeles. Theatre credits includes ‘The Trials and Tribulations of a Trailer Trash Housewife’ (Uptown Players), ‘Cinderella’, ‘Damn Yankees’, ‘Fiddler on the Roof’, ‘Evita’, ‘The Music Man’ (Casa Manana Musical Theatre), ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ (Other Half Theatre Experience), ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ (Plano Repertory), ‘1776’, “How to Succeed in Business’ (Theatre Arlington), ‘Allegro’ (Lyric Stage), ‘All the King’s Men’ (El Portal Theatre), ‘The Spidey Project’ (Theatre Unleashed). Film/Television credits include “Forget-Me-Not”, ‘Real Heroes’, ‘Mr. Goode’, ‘The Contest’, ‘Cowboy’s Girl’, ‘Pink and Green’, ‘In the Land of Fireworks’, Jane the Virgin, DARK/Web, The Wandmaker, Bloomers.
AUTHOR
DIRECTOR
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PRODUCER
Scott Edward Smith
Scott’s career began with production work on Broadway, the Los Angeles Music Center, Old Globe Theater/San Diego, and Las Vegas. Scott began his writing career with the 1987 television series, ‘21 Jumpstreet.’ His last play, ‘Buddies,’ premiered in Los Angeles. Scott created and produces the talk radio show Dr. G: Engaging Minds for KABC. He is Co-Author of the book, Reel People: Finding Ourselves in the Movies.
Philip Wm. McKinley
Philip Wm. McKinley (Director) is an internationally acclaimed director of Broadway shows, theatrical spectacles, and regional productions. His credits include “The Boy from Oz (Broadway/starring Hugh Jackman), “West Side Story” (Salzburg Music Festival 2016/starring Cecilia Bartoli, conductor Gustavo Dudamel), and “Mozart L’Opera Rock” (Tokyo/Nelke Productions). His latest project is “Le Rêve – The Dream” at the Wynn Theater in Las Vegas.
Howard Gluss
Dr. Howard Gluss is an author, psychologist, speaker, entertainment consultant and radio talk-show host. He is currently the host of Dr.G: Engaging Minds for KABC Talk Radio in Los Angeles, California. Howard is the Co-Creator and Partner of the film and television consulting company, KeyLight. He is the author of the book, “Reel People: Finding Ourselves in the Movies”.