Olivia Aston Bosworth is the Alliance Theatre’s Head of Youth & Family Programs as well as an actor, stage manager, dramaturge, and teaching artist for the Acting Program and Institute for Educators and Teaching Artists. She is a graduate of Kennesaw State University with a Bachelors of Arts in Theatre and Performance Studies. This May, Olivia served as an intern for TYA/USA’s One Theatre World Conference in Seattle, Washington, and took two intensive workshops with Oily Cart’s Tim Webb of London on Baby Theatre and Theatre for Children with Special Needs. Olivia first found her way to the Alliance Theatre as a high school participant in the Collision Project in 2004. She was the Dramaturgical Intern in 2005 and Special Projects Intern in 2006 for the Collision Project. Olivia performed in the Alliance Theatre High School Collision Project's Memorabilia in 2009. 

Jimez Alexander joyfully returns to his role as “Roob” at the Alliance Theatre! He boasts a rich career spanning over a decade. As a seasoned actor, singer, puppeteer, and teaching artist, he has graced the stage in diverse roles such as Chet in Fly at the Jefferson Parish Performing Arts Center, Gaither in Darlin' Cory at the Alliance Theatre, "Voyage of the Little Mermaid” Walt Disney World and more. Jimez’s repertoire extends to film with notable works like “Pseudo” (New Jersey Film Award winner for Best Actor in a Feature), “Ballast” (Sundance Award-winning film), “The Haunting in Connecticut 2,” and “Vue Orleans” to name a few.

Off-stage, Jimez’s passion extends beyond the spotlight. He finds joy in spending quality time with his family, contributing to his community, and embarking on outdoor adventures. He spreads positive messages through his puppet friend Mezzy Mezz and serves the grieving hearts at “Camp Magic” as the camp arts director. With a mission dedicated to serving the young at heart, Jimez Alexander continues to leave a lasting impact in both the artistic and humanitarian spheres.

Brittany Loffert is excited to revisit Roob and Noob in this inventive production! She helped originate the show many years ago and is delighted that audiences can experience it anew. Recently, she performed the Alliance Theatre’s Gimme Please at Lincoln Center, and has performed with the Center for Puppetry Arts, Georgia Ensemble Theatre, and Synchronicity, among others. 

Myah Harper is a recent graduate of the University of Mississippi, where she received her BFA in Acting along with a specialization in Theatre Design and Production. While at college, Myah served as Production Manager for a dance company, worked as an electrician for three years, and was the lighting designer for multiple projects. While at the Alliance, she has found her footing in Stage Management! Having recently worked on Oodles of Doodles, Into the Burrow, and Knock Knock. She is beyond excited to be a part of this wonderful show!