Meet the Cast

Meet the Cast

Brett Sanders

(Brett)

With the exception of that time he spent in a Mexican prison for male prostitution, Brett Sanders is pretty much just an average guy. The Mexican prison thing was really just a big miss understanding. One day while visiting Tijuana’s Red Light District; out of sheer curiosity, Brett decided to walk up to a group of under cover cops and asked them what was the going local rate for a blow job. However seeing how his Spanish was so horrible, they accidentally mistook him for a gay male hooker trying to negotiate a group rate with them, and then the whole thing just got blown completely out of proportion.

Brett was born and raised in a small town called Grand Rapids Michigan: home of the Keebler Elf and the 80s sensation The Debarges. After graduating with honors from a very “prestigious” online university where he majored in neuro-surgery and minored in lesbian studies, he eventually set out to the big city in order to make a big name for himself. Unable to find a job in either of his chosen fields, he somehow found himself in New York working for a small and broke down company selling copiers for a living.

Pearl Taylor

(Yvonne)

Pearl is a virgo, likes include rollercoasters, oysters rockerfeller,champagne, caviar, deviled eggs, and clever gentlemen. Hobbies are reading, looking in the mirror, talking, and laughing. (When she’s not impersonating Michael Jackson or Beyonce.) Recently worked on NBC pilot as a drug addict, and played Tasha, the mean friend in NYU Graduate Film Nehemiah. A born actress and comedienne, she is naturally a perfect fit for such a fantastic project. Thank you Mom, thank you Brett and the City family.

Alex Kaplan

(Martin)

Alex Kaplan, born and raised in Philadelphia, received a BFA in Acting from the University of Miami FL. Since moving to NYC in January of ’09 he’s had some luck with a few commercials, great original theater and a number independent films.

His most notable accomplishment is becoming a member of the Plastic Flamingo Theater Company, a group of peers from The U, founded by Ross Evans and Erin Austin, who have found much success with their original plays, written, produced and performed by members of the company. Over the summer of 2011, Alex was incredibly proud to act in their piece “FIT”, written by Erin and directed by Ross, in the NYCFringe Festival. “FIT” received two awards, “Fringe Pick” and “Critics Choice,” among 250 pieces, and has recently been picked up for publishing.

Ariana Shore

(Pam)

Ariana Shore is originally from Los Angeles, California, and has been performing all over New York City. Some of her recent NYC credits include: The Bobbed Haired Bandit (Fringe Best Actress), and Merrily We Roll Along. Film and television credits include: Rescue Me, Gossip Girl and the independent hit Horizon. She is most excited about her own debut album “Make Good Choices” that came out this past summer. She holds a Bachelor of Music, Musical Theater from the University of Miami.

Lindsey Gentile

(Dr. Jones)

Lindsey Gentile is an actor, writer, comedienne, and all-around gal-about-town. Lindsey is a LEO. She enjoys a sensible Makers Mark neat with ice on the side, and lives in a small studio apartment in Hell’s Kitchen with her dog, Oliver (who is a small dog, but not a stupid small dog). She adopted him thinking that he would be a great way to pick up men, and it hasn’t worked yet. She has a blog called Big City Siren (bigcitysiren.com) where she reports from the front lines of single life in NYC. She is from South Florida and I went to the University of Miami where I received a BFA in theatre. She is also one half of the comedy duo: kelly and lindsey (www.kellyandlindsey.com).

Bobo the Monkey

(As Himself)

Bobo the Monkey is a very special monkey. Freud would say that Bobo represents Brett’s id. Bobo raises real questions about Brett’s Plushy/Furry proclivities while providing Brett with much, much needed companionship.

Testimonials

""the men behind the newest funny short form show, Brett and the City, have a sure fire winner on their hands..."
- Vibe.com
"I laughed out loud. Rather raucously! A great combination of social awkwardness and raunchy comedy..."
- Collegehumor.com
“I say this with all sincerity, seriousness, and love: That Negro is STUPID! Great stuff!…"
- Malcolm Jamal Warner: Actor and TV Producer
“The New King of Comedy!"
-Multitudenyc.com
"Brett’s stories are brilliantly hilarious. As a writer he has a truly unique voice and keeps me laughing!!!”
- Gary Lennon, Television Writer & Producer
"Brett and the City is my guilty pleasure. As usual it’s dead ass wrong and always hilarious.”
- Joan Morgan, Award Winning Journalist, Author and Leading Cultural Critic
"Brett and the City is hilariously funny. People love Brett's stories and his every day humor. He never fails to deliver."
- Sean D. Walton, President and Founder of The FreshXpress.com

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