Cindy is a LA/OC non-union actor, writer, stage manager/tech multi-hyphenate. Born and raised in Orange County, CA. They got their training from California State University, Long Beach with a Bachelor’s in Theater Arts. Cindy has done stage work in the greater Los Angeles area, and practices their acting craft under James DuMont, Tom Todoroff, Glenn Morshower, to name a few. This is their second production with Rimovision Group. Cindy is also very passionate about fighting for human rights and has a fierce, activism spirit..

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Carolina Toma is a co-founder and board member of the Rimovision Group, where she has played a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s creative and financial foundation. She has overseen costumes and set design for all Rimovision productions, contributing to the distinct visual identity of each project. In addition to her creative leadership, Carolina has been a major financial supporter of the group throughout its journey toward stability and growth.

Beyond her work with Rimovision, she is the founder and CEO of The Toma Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the care, growth, and professional development of early childhood educators and caregivers.

Carolina is married to Ray Hanna, founder of Rimovision Group, and is the proud mother of Blair, Exander, and Ali—all of whom are involved in the organization in various capacities.

Blair T. is the youngest creative member of the Rimovision Group. At just thirteen years old, he has already demonstrated exceptional musical talent, composing original pieces and leading or supervising the music production for every company project to date. His work includes contributions to the award-winning production The Border. In addition, Blair composed three original songs in collaboration with resident artist, singer, and rapper Josh Darcy, created specifically for three of the company’s plays.

Beyond music, Blair also contributed to the writing of Butterflies, Lies and Alibis and supports the group in several additional capacities. Despite his young age, he has earned certification in Google Cybersecurity and is actively engaged in community service. He volunteers in his spare time at a women’s shelter and within his city, while also supporting the Toma Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting early childhood educators and caregivers.

Margarita has been with Rimovision since 2023, playing multiple roles both behind and on stage. This will be her first time Assistant Directing in a production and she couldn’t be more excited! She is a believer in original stories that use comedy to confront difficult realities of the world we live in today. Theater can be an escape but it is also an opportunity to use your voice. She couldn’t be happier in assisting a story like this come to life on stage.

Todd Martinez is an Orange County–based actor and director who has worked professionally in the Southern California theatre scene since 2023. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from California State University, Fullerton, with emphases in sexology and consent, and a Master’s degree in Arts Management from the University of Oklahoma, with emphases in stage direction and consent in live theatre. He plans to pursue a PhD in Arts Administration, where his research will focus on the efficacy of intimacy directors in live theatre.
Todd is the Intimacy and Inclusion Editor for Sexual Communication: Research in Action, a college textbook used in graduate‑level sexual communication courses nationwide. Through his editorial work and scholarship, he contributes to ongoing conversations about consent, embodied practice, and ethical frameworks for performance.
This is his eighth production with RimoVision Group; he has acted in, assistant directed, and directed previous shows. Recent RimoVision credits include his directorial debut, Evil Fish Creatures of the 4th Dimension, and his unforgettable performance as the perverted Pastor James Galore in Dracula & Other Insidious Characters — CAN I GET AN AMEN!?
Todd serves on the Board of Directors for RimoVision Group and is the company’s Director of Marketing and Public Relations, helping shape both artistic programming and audience engagement. This is his first time stage managing a show, and he is eternally grateful to RimoVision Group for trusting him with the role and for the chance to continue expanding his experience in the theatre world. He looks forward to bringing curiosity, care, * and a little bit of mischief * to every rehearsal room he enters.

​Ray Hanna is the founder of Rimovision Group and serves as the writer and director of this production. A writer first, director second, and former actor, Ray is known for creating comedies and satirical works that explore the status quo of communities, nations, and humanity at large. With a particular passion for political and social issues, he weaves these themes—sometimes subtly, sometimes boldly—into stories grounded in human emotion and compelling narratives.

Ray’s love for theatre began at a very early age, influenced by both British and Egyptian theatrical traditions. He started writing at the age of seven and went on to create his first comedy sketch while still in middle school. He often says he prefers the “half-empty” part of the cup, believing that’s where the most interesting stories—and the most fun—are found.

He is deeply grateful to his wife and family for their unwavering support, without which Rimovision would not exist. He also extends heartfelt thanks to the Rimovision team, whose dedication and passion for the arts have brought each new story to life. Special appreciation goes to board members Todd Martinez and Luis Benavides for their steadfast partnership and guidance, and to his daughter, Ali Toma, for reimagining Comedy Nights into a vibrant cabaret-style format that has gained widespread popularity—along with contributing countless hours of hands-on support.