M.C. Wolfe is a DC area native with a background in visual and performing arts. After graduating an art-intensive high school program, M.C. moved to California to pursue an education in photography. A persistent desire to explore other forms of expression led her to experiment with a diverse range of activities, from the study of dance and vocal performance to animal wrangling and student films. She eventually found her way into the independent theater community, where she had the pleasure of portraying quirky and eccentric young ladies. M.C. returned to the East Coast in 2007, shifting her focus to music. She has been playing bass guitar and singing with local bands, and currently is the vocalist for a dance-rock group. She can also be found teaching yoga.

“I became aware of this project after receiving an invitation to audition. I was attracted to the story but what really drew me in were the notes in the audition guidelines, particularly the line, ‘And ladies: do not grab an actor by his neck under any circumstances.’ For some reason, that really appealed to my sense of humor and gave me a new perspective on the dialogue.”

Kevin Hasser enjoys the artistic life and in particular its existence in Washington DC. After graduating from James Madison University, studying theater and English, he returned to DC to pursue a career in theater. Since then he has spent a year as a touring actor with the Olney National Players, and has had the privilege to work with the companies at the Shakespeare Theatre, Studio Theatre, 1st Stage, and more. With backstage roots beginning in college, he also enjoys carpentry, lighting, design, and direction. After theater and film, environmental work occupies a great deal of his time, and he enjoys conservation, cooking, and bicycle repair. In the summer, though, there’s nothing better than biking through town and reading a book in the shade.

“It’s rare when a script of such high caliber floats around this city, and rarer still that a team exists to ground it. Through attending the audition process, I could see the passion this project instilled behind those familiar with it, as well as those who are newcomers to the material. With such intelligent words and an active team behind it, who wouldn’t want to help bring this project to light?”

Jason Lott has been working as an actor in the Washington DC area for the past ten years. In addition to roles in various independent films and television programs, Jason has appeared in numerous industrial and training films. He has also appeared with many regional theaters, including The Kennedy Center Theatre for Young Audiences, Folger Theatre, Studio Theatre, Everyman Theatre, and Imagination Stage. He has also appeared in two original productions at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre Fringe in Scotland and has been nominated along with his fellow cast members for a Helen Hayes Award for Best Ensemble for Longacre Lea Productions’ Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. He is a proud member of the Actors’ Equity Association and the Screen Actors Guild.

“I’m definitely excited to be a part of The Anniversary. I think it’s a fantastic exploration of the illusions and delusions that can exist in a relationship. How well can you truly know another person? How do you know what they’re thinking? Is trust everything it’s cracked up to be? It’s going to be a lot of fun to step into this world and see where it all leads.”