THE CAST
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Elaine "Lainie" Fairbanks / Playwright
(he/him) Jeffrey was born & reared in Honolulu, Hawai'i but has lived in NYC since 1989. He wrote, produced and starred in his one-man multi-character play Aloha Oy! at Abingdon Theater - then turned it into an acclaimed cabaret act performed numerous times in 2022 at Don’t Tell Mama & in 2023 at Pangea. He wrote, produced & starred in an earlier incarnation of Tomorrow We Love at Theater for the New City in 2000. Other NYC stage acting credits include Andy Halliday's Nothing But Trash (as 3 characters, Theater for the New City); Harvey Fierstein's Torch Song Trilogy (as Arnold, Grove St. Playhouse); Oklahoma! (as Ali Hakim, Gallery Players); and the title role in Irving Berlin's Ragtime Revue (also at Theater for the New City). Jeffrey founded Proud Image Theatre Company and is a member of The Windowpane Theatre Company, The PlayGround Experiment, The Village Playwrights and The Dramatists' Guild. www.jeffreyvause.com
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Logan McMartin
(they/them) Phoebe Lloyd graduated from the Carnegie Mellon University school of drama with their acting BFA in May 2023. Their regional credits include Loves Labor’s Lost (Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival) and Westphalia: World Premiere (Luna Stage). You can see them on TV in American Sports Story, and Law and Order: Special Victims Unit. Check out their website phoebelloyd.com. Enjoy the show!
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Trippy Fairbanks
(she/her) Sarah is excited to be joining the TWL family in Noble Bay as Trippy! She earned her BFA from NYU Tisch School of the Arts and has worked in voice over, commercials, film and theater in NYC and across the country. Select credits include: Wake Up, Daisy! (Daisy), Measure for Measure (Juliet), Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Nina), and The Music Man (Zaneeta). She would like to thank Steve Hauck and Jeffrey Vause for this opportunity, her husband and family for their love and support, and God from whom all blessings flow.
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Farley Weathers
(World Premiere), Imbible Day Drinking (Tenor), Side Show (Buddy); NYC: Broadway in Bryant Park; National Tours: Fiddler on the Roof, All Shook Up; Regional: Godspell (Jesus, MTH), Jersey Boys (NCL)(Mason Street), Matilda (Engeman Theater), Light in the Piazza (Fabrizio), Disney Cruise Lines Aladdin the Musical (Aladdin); TV: History Channel Food That Built America (Season 4.) Special shout out to Jeffrey Vause and Steve Hauck for entrusting him with the role of Farley Weathers! Many thanks to them, Emily, cast, and the whole Bennett Theatricals team. Also, much love to his parents and friends for their endless love and support. IG @alexherrera88
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Sid Spellman
(he/him) Robert is immensely honored making his full stage NYC production debut in Tomorrow We Love. Previous stage credits include The Odd Couple (Murray), The Mulligan (Bill), Waif T’s Private War (Chobrda), and All’s Well That Ends Well (Paroles). Co-starring in feature films The Impolite Boys (Thom), The Swan Way (Eli), he’s also starred in shorts like Golden Duck (Coach) and the self-produced & directed multi award-winning A Goldfish Contemplates Life (Fly). When not honing his acting and filmmaking craft he works in health care, prepares home cooked gourmet meals and outwits opponents in poker championships. Proud of his New Jersey roots, Robert now calls Manhattan's Upper West Side home. However, he is happiest embodying the global citizen ethos by making meaningful human connections through frequent world travel. Robert would like to thank his spouse, Catherine, for gifting him acting lessons all those years ago, being his most constructive critic, and believing in him from Day 1.
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Lucille Spellman/Costume Design
(he/him) Credits include Father John in A Letter to the Bishop (Theater at St. Clements), Paul in Cabfare for the Common Man, Walter in Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens (Sweet and Tart Productions), Larry in In The Schoolyard (Theater for the New City) and Paul in Mother Me Therapy (Cherry Lane Theatre). He danced and sang with soprano Karyn Leavitt at Carnegie Hall in The Age of Romance: Vienna to Broadway. Favorite theatre roles include Father in Ragtime, Amos Hart in Chicago, Luther Billis in South Pacific, and Uncle Max in The Sound of Music.