Rob Kellogg (Davis; he/him/his) is a Brooklyn-based actor from Rochester, NY. Television credits include roles in Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin and Uncoupled. Favorite regional theatre includes Dev in the world premiere production of Amputees, Orsino (Twelfth Night), Orlando (As You Like It), and Malcolm (Macbeth). Rob is the founder of The Itch, which seeks to re-platform artists displaced by the pandemic. In 2020, he received his BFA from Boston University. There, his thesis performance centered around his identity as a white-passing Japanese American, exploring the inheritance of the oppressed and the oppressor. Website: robkellogg.com


Sophie Smith (Christina; she/her/hers)is a New York-based actor and voice-over artist. She graduated with her BFA in Acting from Boston University School of Theatre with a Concentration in Musical Theatre. She holds a Certificate in Classical Acting from LAMDA. You can check out some of her recent work as Kyle in the narrative podcast Iris and as Abby in the Western-style short film Martyr of a Forgotten Dream, coming this spring. She currently resides in Brooklyn, NY. Check her out at sophiesmithactor.com


Daniel Abbes (Matt; he/him/his) is a professional actor living in Brooklyn and hailing from the small town of Corvallis, Oregon. He graduated from Boston University's School of Theater where he received a BFA in Acting. While at BU, Dan also attained his certificate in Classical Acting from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. Some of Dan's favorite past roles include Prior Walter (Angels In America Part Two: Perestroika), Macbeth (Macbeth), and Berenger (Rhinoceros). Dan has been training as an actor for many years through programs such as Broadway Artists Alliance, the Northwestern 'Cherubs'  program, and individual coaches such as Jason Alexander. Website: danielabbes.com IG: @dab.bes

Julia Ty Goldberg (Director; she/her/hers) Julia Ty Goldberg is humbled to work alongside The Itch on their inaugural production of Red Light Winter. Originally from Los Angeles, Julia is an actor and director with a BFA from Boston University.  Favorite credits include playing Jessica in Sarah B. Mantel's Everything That Never Happened, and directing Khadija Bangoura's Jamal, the Black Boy Werewolf. Julia is committed to helping develop new works that use history, comedy, music, and design to tell stories about the nuance of the human experience. Check out her work at juliatygoldberg.com or find her on Instagram @therealmandypatinkin.