What’d You Think?
Blake Lewis, Writer
Blake has been a supporter of A Light in Dark Places from the start. He has written multiple plays for ALIDP and serves on the Board of Directors.
Chris Millar, Director
A native Texan, Chris spent two decades in Los Angeles where he squeezed in writing, directing, acting, and started a successful business. In LA, Chris studied acting under Rick Podell, Chick Vennera, and Milton Katselas at the Beverly Hills Playhouse, and improv at Improv Olympic West (IO West). While in LA Chris also wrote and directed his first short film which appeared in USA Film Festival’s 30thNational Short Film competition.
Chris is excited to once again be based in Dallas where he can get involved in the rapidly growing arts scene. When not creating, he is most likely expanding his technology business or obsessing over his next endurance kart race.
Meet the Cast
Stephen Brodie, Man
Stephen Brodie is an actor, a writer, and a filmmaker. He has appeared in numerous films and television shows, such as FEAR THE WALKING DEAD, acting alongside Lenny James, Disney's THE LONE RANGER, acting alongside Johnny Depp and William Fichtner, and PUPPET MASTER: THE LITTLEST REICH, as well as the horror-thriller THE RAKE and recently-released horror-drama THE LAST POSSESSION. As a filmmaker, he has produced featured films, as well as written, directed, and produced a number of short films. He was also once beaten up by Gary Coleman. This is Stephen's second appearance in A Light In Dark Places, and he's very grateful for being invited back.
Lauren Floyd, Woman
Lauren is a graduate from Southern Methodist University with a BFA in theatre (acting specialization). Now a Dallas-based actor in theatre, voiceover, and film, she’s thrilled to be joining A Light in Dark Places for the first time! Some of her past credits include: Hilde in The Lady from the Sea (Undermain Theater), Margot Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank, Ophelia and Gertrude in Hamlet, Sasha Berringer in the SMU feature film The Book of Job, Anger Friend in Everything Will Be Fine (Prism Movement Company), and a company rogue with the Writer Wrong podcast. Offstage, Lauren works as a graphic designer and Echo Theatre’s Social Media Manager and podcast producer. She wants to thank Eric and her family for all of their love, as well as the ALIDP team for allowing her to join this important project.