Scripted's Shining a Spotlight Behind the Scenes
Table Read/Workshop​ of ​Last at Bat
Thursday, July 28, 2016 
7:00 (Doors open 6:30)
The Booksellers at Austin Landing  3649 Rigby Road, Springboro
                  Autographed copy Last at Bat          ​Q&A with the Author         Audience Participation                                                       Popcorn, Peanuts, Cracker Jack          Beer and Soft Drinks          Dewey's Pizza

$35 per person
​Seats are limited--Don't Miss Out!!
Tickets Available Here:

Meet Our Cast

Sherrie Allyn Bowen

Sherrie Allyn Bowen attended modeling school while in college at Toledo University but the acting bug grabbed her around her half century birthday.   Over these past years she has enjoyed starring and supporting roles in many distributed shorts and independent features, multiple web series, national and regional commercials and appeared as a background player in “50-1”, “Carol”, and Hallmark's “The Ultimate Legacy”.

Clay Depew


Clay DePew set aside his multi-task past to return to acting-- As Major Ted Hood, seeking answers; in the web series, Bana Heart Of Darkness.  Various roles in Independent Films, Dead Husband In a Western Town, Lamageddon, Autumn Shift, a Christmas.   As The Mysterious Stranger in 2015's #1 Short Film, Sinner Victim Saint. He also enjoys reaching out with voice, music and pen on paper.  A decade of coaching, love of The Game, and the pull of a great story, brings him here.

David Gaylor

David Gaylor rejoins the Last at Bat cast with an extensive  resume inclusive of appearances with The Dayton Playhouse, Yellow Springs and Brookville Community theaters, among others.  Most recently, he lent his talents to the Dayton Theatre Guild production of “All Is Calm” , an acapella musical production.  His latest film projects include the soon-to-be-released” Dead Husband In a Western Town” and “Sinner Victim Saint”, a 2015 PBS International Online Short Film Winner.  He thanks his wife, Stephanie, for her steadfast support of his theatrical endeavors.

Dave Goins

Dave Goins has been baseball fan and had a fondness for acting for many, many years.  Although he hasn't acted since high school, he has had behind the scenes roles running cameras and technical directing.  After Dave read the book Last at Bat, he was hooked on the story and the chance to help bring it to the big screen! 

Zach Kaltenbach

Zach Kaltenbach  was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio.   Acting to him is like playing pretend,  giving him great happiness whenever he has the opportunity to bring his inner child out.  Zach  aspires to a lifetime career of acting.

Chris Keiser

Chris Keiser rejoins the Last at Bat cast after his debut last summer following his “Search for Dylan Michael” audition in Dayton, Ohio.  We are pleased to welcome Chris back to our stage, and know that you will enjoy his performance as much as we do working with him. 

David Kettlehake

​David Kettlehake has been in half a dozen films so far, most recently as an FBI agent in the upcoming movie "Marauders".  He has a BS in Radio & Television performance from Ohio University, and has worked in radio, does PA work for local high school sporting events, and co-hosts a bi-monthly podcast.

Peg Murphy

Peg has been a seasoned actress in Boston and The Tri-State area since God was a child.  Her credits include instilling life into various comedic characters in many plays, two movies and numerous commercials, both local and national.  She is pretty great…just ask her.  When she isn’t acting, she can be found scouring the town, looking for the elusive old fashioned telephone booth that she and Clark Kent can both share to change into their super hero costumes.

Ryan Naish

Ryan Naish is a Cincinnati native and enjoyed his most recent role as Michael in Phil Olsen’s "Nice Family Gathering".  Ryan has appeared locally in Cincinnati in "Elegy" by Herb DuVal and Susan Glaspell’s "Trifles".  In his spare time Ryan enjoys playing soccer and going to FC Cincinnati soccer games. Ryan looks forward to seeing you  at Mark Donahue's Last at Bat on July 28..

​​Traci Taylor

Traci Taylor set aside her former career in 2011 to pursue early dreams of acting and writing.  Since that time she has performed on many stages in a variety of roles.  In 2015, Traci received rave reviews for her portrayal of Pamela in Ken Ludwig's The Fox on the Fairway at The Covedale Center of Performing Arts in Cincinnati.  Traci's first work as a playwright, Folie En Famille, was performed to a sold out crowd as a staged reading courtesy of the Cincinnati Playwright's Initiative last summer.  This year Traci ventured into film and television as an extra on several projects.

Peggy Warner

Peggy Warner was born in 1982, and works as a machinist in aerospace to support her family and acting career. Peggy is a graduate of John Casablanca model and career center, where she originally attended for commercial print modeling but found her love for acting. Since then she has worked on several films picking up any job she can from being an extra,  having a role, or simply to be on set to learn more of the art of movie making.

Ronnie Young

Ronnie Young is a two-sport athlete at Ohio Northern University, Ronnie's interest in acting was heightened with his audition for Last at Bat, regarding the opportunity to read from an amazing script while playing the game of baseball was a win-win scenario. Along with modeling, Ronnie has appeared in several local promotional videos and has completed some featured extra work in the Columbus, Ohio area.
For information about scheduling an appearance, interview, or book signing, please contact Bob Goldberg, Director of Public Relations, at  (937) 477-8445; voice mail  at (937) 435-3806, or write Bob at Bob@FoodForThoughtMarketing.com.
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