Clarke Wolfe as Corie Bratter

Clarke is very excited to close her college career playing Corie in Barefoot... At the end of the month, Clarke will receive her BA in Film & Video from Georgia State University with a minor in Women’s Studies and this August she will be moving to Los Angeles, CA. Favorite roles include: Desdemona/ Mercutio (Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet), Carol (Oleanna), Lady Macbeth (Macbeth), and Brooke Daniels (Ben Elton’s Popcorn). Clarke would like to thank Celia and Mary Carolyn for the opportunity, Jake and Lory for their influence, her family and friends for their love and support.

Jake Cullens as Paul Bratter

Jake is excited to be in his first show with Button Theatre; he is very honored to be working with this talented cast, crew and directors. Some previous shows have included Brighton Beach Memoirs, The Foreigner, The Last Night of Ballyhoo and A Few Good Men. From August to May, Jake is a drama teacher at Peachtree Ridge High School where he has worked since the school's inception in 2003. Jake thanks his family and friends for all of their support.

Lory Cox as Ethel Banks

Lory  is pleased to be making her first appearance with Button Theatre in Barefoot in the Park.  Some of her favorite roles she has performed in the Atlanta area are Louise (Waiting for Oprah), Miss Prism (The Importance of Being Earnest), and Gooch (Auntie Mame) at Theater Decatur, Gretchen (Divorce, Southern Style) at Canton Theatre, Dr. Eve (Sordid Lives) at Whole World Theatre, Chelsea (On Golden Pond) at Onstage, Mary/Martha (Peachtree Battle) at Peachtree Playhouse, and Bobbi (Last of the Red Hot Lovers) at Kudzu Playhouse.  She wishes to thank Celia, Mary Carolyn, Clint, Ginny, Kelly, the cast of Barefoot, and Patrick, her husband, for their patience and good humor!

Jimmy Johnson as Victor Velasco

Jimmy is happy to be making his Button Theatre debut and to be a part of his third Neil Simon play. His first Neil Simon play, “Star Spangled Girl”, was also his stage debut. Since then he has enjoyed portraying quite a variety of unique and odd individuals including Tito Merelli (Lend Me a Tenor), Boris Kolenkhov (You Can’t Take It With You) , Roland Maule (Present Laughter) and even a guy named “Hank Woodchuck, Jr”. He hopes his efforts and those of this fine cast and crew will lead to an entertaining evening for all. Enjoy!

Jay Croft as the Telephone Repair Man

Jay is pleased to be in his first show for Button Theatre. He has been seen around Atlanta in other plays such as The Sunshine Boys at Polk Street Players; The Man Who Came To Dinner and Arsenic and Old Lace at Class Act Theatre; And Then There Were None and Breaking Legs at Kudzu Playhouse. His favorite role has been Joel Goldman (Beau Jest) at Kudzu Playhouse, followed very closely by Ralph/Narrator (A Christmas Story) at Act1 Theatre. Jay would like to thank Celia Rosenblum for casting him in this great play. He would also like to thank his wife Tammy and his six kids (felines) for allowing him out to play.