The Importance of Being Earnest

Nicole brings some great acting experience to Last Laugh Presents. She was most recently seen on the stage at Parker Theatre as Charlotte Palmer in Sense and Sensibility and Poppy in Noises Off. Other favorite theater roles include Elizabeth in Persuasion, Honour in Tom Jones, Mrs. Webb in Our Town, Susan in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, and Mother in Lorca's Blood Wedding. Nicole can also be seen in film and commercial productions as the weirdest people, like the nerd in Wild Deodorant! 

Nick is a fabulous local actor and improviser. He recently performed at the Parker Theatre in Sense and Sensibility and A Christmas Carol. His previous stage credits include The Off Broadway Theatre's Robyn Hood 2, Craven with Wasatch Theater Company, Kitchen Sink with SpeaKeasy Theatre Company, Worship with Immigrant's Daughter Theatre, and ThreePenny Theatre Company's A Shayna Maidel. He is also a film, television, and commercial actor as well as a voice actor and audiobook narrator. You can catch him in improv shows at ComedyBox, the Improvables, and Last Laugh Improv.

Kristin received her Bachelor's degree in Theatre from Truman State University. While in school, she was honored to receive the distinction of Hearst Fine Arts Scholar, semi-finalist in the KCACTF Irene Ryan competition, and to be inducted into Alpha Psi Omega, the National Theatre Honor Society. Kristin believes in the transformative power of acting and the gift it is to see the world through another's eyes. She was recently seen on the boards of The Parker Theatre as Cecily Cardew in the 2024 production of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest. It’s been such a delight working with this fun group for the production of The Woman in Black and bringing the vision to life.

Chris Last is an actor and improviser in the Greater Salt Lake City area. In recent years, he played the D’Ysquith Family (9 characters) twice in A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder–first with The Empress and later with Regalo Theater. He played Jack Worthing in The Importance of Being Earnest and Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol with Parker Theatre. His most favorite role, however, is as the Artistic Director of Last Laugh Presents and Last Laugh Improv.