Irene Council

is a national comic phenom! She has been featured in dozens of shows as both a comedienne and a host. Audiences nationwide can relate to her real-life stories and funny experiences. Irene truly connects with her audience and can rock the house with laughter.

Kellene Coklay

Kellene has appeared in two PlayCousins Productions and works as the Stage Manager for the "Post Office" play. She is a mother of two teens and enjoys serving in her church.

Layla Coklay

is a talented young make-up artist who loves fashion, music and dance. She will pursue a degree in Fashion upon graduating from high school.

Ceshia Sheree Holland

is an accomplished poet and spoken-word artist. Previous acting credits include the memorable RosaLeena Griffin from "The Funeral: You Know How Folks Act!". Ceshia enjoys writing, spending time with friends and family, and cooking.

Margo E. Davis

is a mother of three who enjoys encouraging and serving others. Margo made her theatrical debut in "TheFuneral" play. She has worked in the social services field for a number of years and serves as the backstage/wardrobe supervisor for all PlayCousins Productions.

Ava Ayers-Young

is an enthusiastic and energetic person who enjoys spending time with her husband Darren and daughter. She has recently embarked upon the field of acting and made her debut performance in "The Funeral:" where she played Cousin Angel.

Erik Brown

has performed in the hit play "The Funeral: You Know How Folks Act!" He is a native of Philadelphia and is happily married to Donna Marie Brown. They have two beautiful children.

Granville P. Goldsmith

is involved in multiple facets of media, arts, and entertainment. He is a sports co-host for a prestigious radio station serving the tri-state area and is also a gifted singer. His appearance in "The Post Office" marks his third PlayCousins Productions project.

Darren J. Young

is the happy husband of Ava Ayers-Young and is the CEO of a new artist marketing promotion company. Darren has extensive experience is the health care field and enjoys working out, spending time with his family, and encouraging others to pursue their dreams.

Allen Scribner

has tapped into his hidden talent for acting! Allen delighted audiences with his rendition of Reverend Rightchus in the hit stage-play "The Funeral". Now, Allen hones his skill as the affable Franklin Clarke in the "Post Office" play. Allen works at a NY-based university and is happily married and is the father of two beautiful children.