Bonnie's Future Sisters

"Intoxicatingly poignant....absolutely engaging from moment to moment...If gender equality exists in the future of the entertainment industry, Bonnie's Future Sisters will be right there alongside Tracy Letts' August Osage County and Stephen Karam's The Humans. It certainly deserves to be." - Sydney Arndt, Theater is Easy

To be featured in the upcoming: Smith & Kraus' Anthology: 2016 The Best Women's Stage Monologues 

Sascha Alexander

Sascha is an actress, writer and producer living in Los Angeles. Acting credits include Showtime's Masters of Sex, Fox's Bones, Nikelodean's iCarly,  NBC's Days of Our Lives, Daisy in Batterie Production's, Dating Daisy, Fifi in Dreamworks TV's Fifi: Cat Therapist, and Jessy McKenzie in Christian Mingle.  Sascha has also booked commercial campaigns for Smirnoff Ice, Honda, Rice Krispies, Wendy's, Comcast, Alltel, Kmart, Citibank, 1-800-Flowers, Orange Mobile, Progressive, Buffalo Wild Wings and more. Sasha's viral pole dancing video, Why I Dance, called "mesmerizing" "soul searing" "brilliantly unapologetic" "heart rocking" and "magical" was featured by GQ, Vanity Fair, Redbook, Shape Magazine, Canal+, Buzzfeed, Unworthy, The Huffington Post, Elite Daily, Bustle, Refinery29, Danielle LaPorte, and Jennifer Grey, as well as garnering international press in Turkey, Romania, Korea, Thailand, Spain, Germany, Italy, Colombia,  Austria, France and Brazil. Her two woman show, Naked and Crazy, with Bonnie's very own Meghan Gambling enjoyed a sold out run in LA that spanned three years, as well as FringeNYC run in 2012. The show was called "exceptional" "wildly moving" "sexy" "a night of real entertainment" "gut wrenchingly honest" and "FIREWORK." Sascha is repped by Peter Kluge at Impact Artists Group. For more Sascha go to www.saschaalexander.com

Kristen Rozanski

Kristen Rozanski is an actress and writer and an all around indoor kid. Acting credits include Ugly Betty (ABC), Law and Order (NBC), Law and Order: SVU (NBC), Birthday Boys (IFC), Comedy Bang Bang (IFC), Adam Ruins Everything (TRUTV), The UCB Show (SEESO), I Ship it (CW SEED), Abominable’s Filthy, Preppy, Teen$, as well as several videos produced by Funny or Die, College Humor, Nerdist, and Cracked. Favorite theater credits include Into the Weeds: The Bill Weeden Songbook at the Laurie Beechman theatre (NYC), Fahrenheit 451 at 59E59 (NYC), the world premiere of Trick Saddle’s Wickets at 3LD (NYC), Guys and Dolls at Teatro Politeama (Palermo, Italy), and her solo show Kristen Rozanski has Womanly Attributes at UCB (LA), where she is a regular performer. She performs regularly at the UCB theater in LA. She’s happy to return to FringeNYC after receiving great reviews in 2010 for her performance in another of playwright Meghan Gambling’s delightful plays, Happy Birthday, Mom. Kristen is referred to as “out of touch” by teenagers for preferring Twitter over Instagram.

Emily Jordan

Emily Jordan A native Georgia Peach, Emily Jordan has since moved to Los Angeles where she continues her acting and dancing career. Emily was smitten by acting very young and her first role was in The Sugar Creek Gang when she was 8 years old. She has since been fortunate to continue working as both an actor and dancer in TV, films, and commercials. This is Emily’s first play and she is thrilled! The cast and team behind this show is nothing short of spectacular and their hard work and passion brings this show across the country. Emily is humbled by the opportunity to work in New York City and is excited to share the message of love, forgiveness and family in Bonnie’s Future Sisters. Emily would like to dedicate her performance to her two loving parents, who have given everything to support her, and her sister who is her number one fan. 


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Sarah Greyson

Although you might recognize her face from MTV's Road Rules and the Real World/ Road Rules Challenge: The Gauntlet, Sarah has worked on numerous commercials (for Home Depot, Best Buy, GE, and Honda to name a few), films, and pilots, and even had a hand in directing a production of Wendy MacLeod's "The House of Yes." After such a successful run of "Prom: Time Out" during The Car Plays at Radarfest LA and subsequently taking home the Best Actress Award at the Berg Film Festival for the film version,  she couldn't be more grateful for the opportunity to again work with Meghan Gambling (and to join forces with the other lovely ladies of Bonnie's Future Sisters).

Aside from acting, Sarah is completing her Masters degree in Library and Information Sciences through the University of Oklahoma and moonlights as a librarian at The Simpsons. Epic thank you's all around to those who have supported this project; it means the world to her.