BIO: Curtis Henry. (HE/HIM) Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Curtis Henry is a former Ohio State football player with a lifelong passion for theater, film, and entertainment. After years performing stand-up comedy and developing a love for storytelling through live performance, he began formal acting training at Studio 24. Curtis brings a grounded, charismatic presence shaped by both athletics and performance, combining emotional honesty with strong stage energy. While A Few Good Men marks his first major theater production, he has previously worked on several short film projects throughout California, continuing to build his experience in front of the camera and on stage. Curtis also serves as our production Military Captain.
BIO: Leonard Dale Magat. (HE/HIM) Leonard is most thrilled to be a part of this production of A Few Good Men. If you've been around the Bay Area, you might've seen him at Ohlone College in The Government Inspector (Principal) or Grease or at UC Berkeley performing in short films for Cinematic Arts and Production [CAP] or in Evergreen's Much Ado: A Folk Adaption (Benedick). He lives for performance and hopes you enjoy this thrilling and often hilarious play.
BIO: Arup Chakrabarti. (HE/HIM) Arup is so excited to make his Royal Underground debut! Now he finally gets to tell his sister that she's not the only lawyer in the family. Some of his previous credits include Catch Me If You Can (Masquers Playhouse), Doomers (Brooklyn Center for Theatre Research), Spring Awakening (Masquers), Spamalot (Novato Theater Company), The People vs. Mona (Masquers), Shakespeare in Love (NTC), The Rocky Horror Show (Marin Musical Theater Company), and RENT (MMTC). Offstage, Arup is a recovering tech bro, and he would like to thank his family and his extended Yak family for all their love and support.
BIO: Kieran Cross. (HE/HIM) Kieran is beyond ecstatic to portray Lt. Kaffee. He has become a very big fan of Aaron Sorkin’s work, having played David Sarnoff in The Farnsworth Invention (DVC), and having watched multiple movies and shows written by him. You may have seen him recently as Howie in Rabbit Hole (SCC), and as Plankton in the SpongeBob Musical (DVC). His love for theater and performing is only matched by his addiction to Thai Iced tea. He hopes you will enjoy this incredible cast taking on this insane piece of theater.
BIO: María Cecilia Flores. (SHE/HER/ELLA) A multihyphenate creative born and raised in the Bay Area. After spending the last few years working as a Certified Sommelier in San Francisco, María is thrilled to return to the stage. Favorite acting credits include Annabelle Glick in Lucky Stiff, Calliope in Xanadu, Estela in Real Women Have Curves, and the titular character in June In A Box (Octavio Solis). BA Vocal Performance, Saint Mary’s College. For my parents - I’m finally a lawyer, Dad. In memory of my grandfathers, both US Navy veterans, and my grandmothers, whose names and legacies I carry on. Love always from Sloane to Don.
BIO: Tony Baca. (HE/HIM) Tony is thrilled to be part of A Few Good Men with Royal Underground. His recent credits include Anastasia and Guys and Dolls (Woodminster Theater), where he performed in the ensemble, as well as last summer’s production of A Few Good Men at Woodminster. He also understudied three lead roles in Pride of Lions at Theatre Rhinoceros. Tony studied Acting and Musical Theater at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco and has continued his training through private voice study and ongoing acting coaching. He is especially drawn to character-driven storytelling and the intersection of drama and music. By day, Tony works in biotechnology, and he is grateful for every opportunity to collaborate with talented artists in the Bay Area theatre community.
BIO: Perry Aliado. (HE/HIM) Perry is thrilled to be working again with the Royal Underground crew. Favorite roles include Dan in Next to Normal (Royal Underground); Sancho in Man of La Mancha (North Bay Stage Co.); Michael in tick, tick…BOOM! (Pinole Players); El-Fayoumy in The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (Aluminous), Clarín in Life is a Dream (Cal Shakes), and Touchstone in As You Like It (SF Shakes). Perry also produced a staged reading of The Pi Play in this very theatre space for Ultimate Pi Day on March 14th, 2015. During the workweek, Perry preaches the Gospel of Mathematics as a Math professor at Contra Costa College. And in his downtime, he likes to (re-)play way too much Final Fantasy IV, V, and VI on his Nintendo Switch. Much love to my teddy bear and to our four stupendous kitties: Tuxxie twinsies Scout and Stacey, Mr. Sunshine, and the matriarch of our home, Mama Felix. GO DODGERS!
BIO: David Patiño. (HE/HIM) David is happy to return to Royal Underground Theatre as Santiago! He is thankful for the chance to see the process of this show unfold, and to watch his fellow actors own the stage. It is his belief that good theatre is theatre that inspires you. He hopes you enjoy the show! Previous play credits: Seminar as Martin, She Kills Monsters as Miles, Pride and Prejudice as Mr. Darcy, and Tiny Beautiful Things as Letter Writer #3 (Plethos Productions). David also serves as our production Fight Captain.
BIO: Harrison Alter. (HE/HIM) Harrison is so happy to be back with the Royal Underground, and to be speaking these canonical lines among this stellar cast and crew. Harrison was recently seen with RUTC as Leonard in Seminar (2025) and as Sigmund Freud in Freud's Last Session (2024). He has also recently appeared in Catch Me If You Can (Masquers, 2025) and The People vs. Mona (Masquers, 2023). Other recent credits include A Pride Line (workshop, 2024), It Runs in the Family (OSVP, 2023) and To Master the Art (CCCT, 2023). Harrison currently works as a street medicine physician for Alameda County Health Care for the Homeless. He was born and raised in Chicago, and lives in Berkeley with some of his family, all of whom he is so grateful to for their love and support.
BIO: Thomas Nguyen. (HE/HIM) Thomas has appeared in several films, television, and theater productions. You may have seen him in Protection Detail as Manny (Wild Dogs Productions), Is He? as Jamie (Black Iris Productions). Some of his most recent work was in Jersey Boys at Palo Alto Players as Nick Devito and others, SF Playhouse Exotic Deadly or the MSG Show as Actor 3, at The Pear Theater as Colonel Pickering in My Fair Lady and Roland in Constellations.Thomas has been recognized by Chabot College with the highest honors award in theater arts upon graduating in 2018 and from University of California, Berkeley pursuing a B.A in theater arts and performance studies in 2023. He is excited to be making his debut at The Royal Underground as Kendrick! He would also like to thank his friends, family and teachers for all their support in helping him get him to where he is today. @tt_nguyen58
BIO: Nelson Brown. (HE/HIM) Nelson is too excited for his Royal Underground debut in this top bucket list play, adding another attorney to his resume after playing Jim Summerford in The People Vs. Mona (Masquers, SFBATCC nom) and twice playing Professor Callahan in Legally Blonde (ROLT and MMTC). Other favorite roles include Carl Hanratty in Catch Me If You Can, Raphael/Bretodeau in Amélie (Masquers), Roger in RENT (MMTC), Phil Connors in Groundhog Day (6th Street Playhouse), the Cat in the Hat in Seussical (Spreckels), Lt. Riser in The Hello Girls (RVP), Proteus in The Two Gentlemen of Verona, and Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet (Curtain Theatre). Thanks and love always to Nikki, family, friends, the Yak, and you!
BIO: Tyler Hedrick. (HE/HIM) is extremely excited to be performing with The Royal Underground in his first ever play! Past performances include Sound of Music, A New World Cabaret, Guys and Dolls, and The Last 5 Years where he played Jamie. When Tyler's not on stage, you will probably find him singing at Martuni’s, reading a good fantasy novel at Dolores Park, or playing Magic the Gathering with his friends. Come back in November to see him play Kevin T / Garth in The Royal Underground’s production of Come From Away. Tyler wants to thank his friends and family for supporting him, and The Royal Underground for this wonderful opportunity. Ten hut! (Instagram: @the_drick)
BIO: Amosi Morgan. (HE/HIM) Amosi received his Bachelor’s in Contemporary Music from CSUMB. He featured in several choirs including the Gospel Choir. He’s had several ventures in theatre during his college experience. Including The Wiz, portraying the Scarecrow and Alice In Wonderland playing the Mock Turtle. He’s been in several short films and a TV Pilot. Some of which premiered at a Manhattan Film Festival. He also featured in productions of Oklahoma! and Mary Poppins with TMC Arts in Castro Valley. Touring the Bay Area with East Bay Children’s Theatre he performed in plays such as Curious & Curiouser and Jackie & The Beanstalk. He’s thankful to his family, partner and friends for their continued support.
BIO: David Isaac. (HE/HIM) David is a San Francisco-based actor. He has trained with the American Conservatory Theatre through Studio A.C.T. and will continue his training with the Atlantic Theater Company over the summer before attending the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in New York City. Originally from North Texas, David brings a grounded, introspective approach shaped by his background in journalism, philosophy, and marketing. His work is driven by a deep curiosity about people and the complexity of human behavior. This is his first stage performance.
