Mac Rogers

Mac Rogers is a playwright and actor who lives in Brooklyn. His play "Universal Robots" appears in NYTheatre's 2008 "Plays and Playwrights" anthology, and his "Hail Satan" won an Outstanding Playwriting Award from the 2007 New York International Fringe Festival. He co-wrote the musical "Fleet Week" with Sean and Jordana Williams, which won the Outstanding Musical Award at the 2005 FNYC Fringe.

As an actor, Mac's favorite recent roles were in Dan Trujillo's "Talk of the Walkup," Ed Malin's "Judge, Yuri, and Executioner," and James Comtois's Nosedive Production "The Adventures of Nervous-Boy: A Penny-Dreadful," for which he was nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role at the New York Innovative Theater Awards.

Mac is grateful to Isaac and Dan for having him back, is a huge fan of the RRT performers, and promises Sandy she will eventually get that swordfish steak he owes her.