Tori Danner spent 23 years of her life in the Middle East. She focused her last 3 years there in the entertainment industry. Starting off with voiceover work and story telling for local radio stations, she eventually landed a position as a talk show host on a National Television Station.  

She earned her Master's Degree in Acting from CalArts prestigious Graduate Acting program in 2019. 
She most recently performed as Mark Antony with Warriors for Peace, Kiss by Guillermo Calderon, The End The End The End... at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Hamlet; playing the role of Ophelia. Through her talent and unique story, Tori hopes to encourage people to shirk the certainty of their comfort zone and pursue their passions.

She is currently a series regular on the hit CBS TV show Bob Hearts Abishola.

 

A Chicago native and a Northwestern grad, Ann is a classically trained actor, playwright, director and arts educator with over twenty-five years of professional theatrical experience.  She co-founded Seanachai Theatre Company (now the Irish Theatre of Chicago) and is an ensemble member of both Rogue Machine Theatre and Antaeus Theatre here in L.A. 

As an acting teacher she currently works with Antaeus and Berg Studios, and as an arts educator, she currently works with at-risk/incarcerated youth at several institutions/schools across L.A., as well as teaching at Homeboy Industries, L.A.'s LGBT Center and the L.A. Museum of the Holocaust.  She also serves as a lay jail chaplain in the L.A. County Jails.  

Louise Rosager is a Shakepearean scholar who has spent more then 10 years on the international Shakespeare circuit as an actress, text coach and speaker. She has coached numerous actors for auditions and plays and has worked with outreach programs teaching Shakespeare in prisons and to at risk youth. She was an Executive Producer for the TNT series Will.

She received her training from Shakespeare and Company in Lenox, MA and apprenticed locally with Lisa Wolpe, founding artistic director of Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company.

Warriors For Peace Theatre's medical director overseeing the Suicide Prevention And PTSD Behavioral Health Program is fellow military veteran Doctor Patrick James Fullerton. As a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, Dr. has been in practice since 2001. He focuses on family medicine and emergency medicine and has additional clinical interest in healthcare innovation. He seeks to improve access to efficient and quality-based care.

Dr. Fullerton earned his undergraduate degree in biology from the University of Central Florida and attended medical school at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL. He completed his residency in family practice at the Broward General Medical Center and Level 1 Trauma Center. Dr. Fullerton also obtained his master’s degree in healthcare management (MHCM) from Harvard University.

Dr. Fullerton is a member of the American Osteopathic Association (AOA), the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians (ACOFP), the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and the Special Operations Medical Association (SOMA). Dr. Fullerton is an army enlisted and officer veteran and a naval officer veteran.

Osteopathic Physician And Surgeon

CA Medical License #: 11853.