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 | | | | | About the Authors | | | | Browse Authors: A-D E-G H-J K-L M-N O-S T-Z | | | | | | | Dave Toole | | | Isaac Air Freight was the best known and most inventive comedy team in a field they almost single-handedly pioneered: Christian comedy. Their unique style of satirical sketch comedy humorously communicates piercing truths about the human condition through the antics of some of the most colorful and real characters you may ever have the pleasure of meeting.
The original members of Isaac Air Freight, Dan Rupple and Dave Toole, read more |
| | | | | Susie Kelly Toomey | | | Susie Toomey has chosen clowning and mime as her personal ministry. She frequently serves as a leader of weekend and week-long conferences on Christian clown and mime ministry. She has organized college students into performing troupes, and she is presently directing her own clown and mime troupe called “The Rainbow Connection.”
Mrs. Toomey's husband, Rick, is an ordained minister who directs a counseling program for the Tennessee Eastman Co. read more |
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 | | | Shirley Ullom | | | Shirley Ullom is a speech/drama teacher in the Dodge City, Kansas school system. Writing is her hobby – she writes the plays her students perform. She is a member of the Kansas Authors Club, where she has won many writing awards and presented writing seminars. She has created writing clubs for students, read more |
| | | | | T. M. Williams | | | T. M. Williams' professional and avocational life has centered around his lifelong love of art, literature, music, drama and theology.
Tom writes as a hobby and had dozens of published magazine articles and one book to his credit before he wrote his first plays to meet the needs of a church youth group.
As owner of a design and illustration studio, Tom designed or illustrated over 1, read more |
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 | | | Mike Willis | | Mike studied theatre arts with an emphasis on acting at the University of Wisconsin, Platteville. His professional acting credits include sixteen seasons of regional theatre, fourteen of those with either The Wisconsin Shakespeare Festival Theatre Company or The South Dakota Shakespeare Company. Mike has been the recipient of numerous directing, acting, read more |
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 | | | Michael Wilson | | | Michael Wilson graduated from Cal State University, Chico in 1974 with a degree in English. He received his teaching credential the following year from Chico, and did graduate work at Fresno State and Fresno Pacific College. He has been teaching in the Visalia Unified School District for twenty-three years and has taught theatre arts for the past eighteen years. He currently teaches three levels of drama, read more |
| | | | | Daniel Wray | | | Daniel Wray wears a number of hats – among them, teacher, author and dramatist. He is an educational specialist for students with significant support needs for the Douglas County School District. He also teaches courses in special education through the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Previously, he taught creative writing, composition and journalism at Colorado Springs Christian Schools. read more |
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 | | | Rebecca Young | | | Rebecca North Young has written two books of monologues and has a third on the way. Regarding her inspiration for the 300+ monologues so far, she says, “I have three girls, two of which are still teenagers, one just barely out of that age range. It’s all about comedy and tragedy around my house. Believe me, there’s not much else in between.” Friends and family (she won’t dare say who), television, read more |
| | | | | Arthur L. Zapel | | | Arthur Zapel lives in Westcliffe and Colorado Springs, Colorado. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin in Madison, he began a career in broadcasting beginning as an announcer/actor and writer. In the earliest days of television he wrote and narrated some of the first, syndicated-on-film, read more |
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