Liberal sisters Dinah and Abigail return to their childhood homestead in rural Virginia after a long estrangement to pay respect to their (supposedly) dying conservative father --and get bamboozled into running the survivalist camp for kids that their parents founded after the sisters flew the coop.

 

Michal Sinnott is an award-winning, classically trained storyteller. Her first narrative

feature, 'Unpacking,’ as a co/writer-director-producer-actor is currently on the festival

circuit, where it’s screened at 25 festivals across the globe, (including Cinequest) and

won 17 awards, (including Best of the Fest, Best Ensemble, and Audience Choice).

She’s appeared in dozens of plays and over fifty principal/starring roles for radio,

television and film with companies/institutions as diverse as ABC, Sundance and The

Whitney Museum of American Art. She’s best known as the performance capture artist

for Tracey De Santa, one of the main characters in the billion-dollar video game, Grand

Theft Auto V. She's repped by Christine Tyson DeJesus at Crystal Ship in New York,

Cheri Van Loon at Marilyn's Talent in the Southeast, and Ryan J-W Smith at British

Talent Agency internationally. michalsinnott.com

 

Lexi Graboski’s recent acting credits include 'American Crime Story,' the pilot 'Dirty'

written/directed by Jeff Meek and the feature 'The New Hands' written/directed by

Brandon Scullion. In 2016 Lexi produced and acted in 'Reasons To Be Pretty' and

'Reasons To Be Happy' at the Two Roads Theater. She ran a female sketch group 'The

Sissy Space Cats' and wrote/produced/starred in the short 'Uphill' and web series 'Not

So Grown Ups.' Lexi regularly facilitates Playfair, a popular ice-breaker event, at

colleges and corporations around the nation. She is represented by Amy Lord at Eris

Talent Agency and Steve Rodriguez at McGowan - Rodriguez Management.