Gregory Bloom is new to the mystery theatre scene but is so excited to perform for y’all!  He has recently come back to theatre after a long break, most recently working with Woodford Theatre in a production of The Wizard of Oz as the Scarecrow.  Now he’s going to use that brain to solve crimes, get murdered, or be a suspicious suspect!  Enjoy the show!

Steve Broderson has been onstage in one capacity or another since his childhood in the late ’70s.

Throughout the ‘80s, Steve performed in Lexington Musical Theater productions and played drums and guitar with local Lexington bands.

More recently, Steve returned to acting with the Lexington Children’s Theater and Woodford Theater.

Currently, he is a Creative Director at WLEX-18, fronts The Twiggenburys (a Lexington-based British rock cover band), and performs solo shows.

Patrick Camp first stepped onto the stage in 2002 after being dared to try out for a high school murder mystery.

Instantly smitten with the love of acting, he began seeking new opportunities to perform. While earning his three degrees, Patrick appeared in various productions including, “The Fantasticks” (as El Gallo), “The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged” (as Himself), and starring as Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov in the UK original production of “Bulgakov's Dreams.”

Patrick joined Bluegrass Mystery Theatre in 2015. He relishes the opportunities to keep the audience guessing.

Apart from stage acting, Patrick has lent his talents in voice acting to various website narrations and audiobooks; he has also traveled the country as an award-winning entertainer and comedian.

Timothy Hull majored in Theater at Western Kentucky University and has an M.F.A. in Acting from the American Conservatory Theater (ACT) in San Francisco. 

He has performed with most of the acting companies in the Lexington area and has acted in New York City, San Francisco, and San Jose. 

Timothy enjoys traveling, reading, delivering scathing anti-Duke attacks on UK Basketball message boards, and eating candy in his spare time.

Baelyn Lindfors is a graduate of the University of Kentucky with a Bachelors Degree in Theater and a

Certificate in Filmmaking Production and Dramatic

Writing, along with a Certificate in Fashion Industry Essentials from Parsons New School.

She's involved in community theater throughout Lexington, including Studio Players, Woodford Theatre, Leeds Center for the Arts, and the Lyric Theater. She works at the Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center, the Kentucky Castle, Express, and with Gleam and Elsa Drinnoce

Certificate in Filmmaking Production and Dramatic Writing, along with a Certificate in Fashion Industry Essentials from Parsons New School.

She's involved in community theater throughout Lexington, including Studio Players, Woodford Theatre, Leeds Center for the Arts, and the Lyric Theater. She works at the Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center, the Kentucky Castle, Express, and with Gleam and Glow Princess Services. She is overjoyed to be working with Bluegrass Mystery Theatre!

Gary is a versatile performer, director, writer, and producer with a rich history in regional theater. He has showcased his talents across Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana, as an actor, a stand-up comedian and an improv player in comedy clubs and for private events. Gary particularly enjoys the unique challenges and fun of performing in mystery dinner theater shows.

His favorite main stage acting credits include Norm Thayer - On Golden Pond, Al Lewis - The Sunshine Boys, Joe - The Shadow Box, and multiple roles in the Greater Tuna series.

Additionally, Gary co-wrote and performed in a special tribute show at the Delta Flight Museum in Atlanta, Ga, further demonstrating his passion for storytelling and the arts. He is passionate about entertaining, excels in storytelling, and deeply values connecting with audiences through his artistic contributions.