Breaker Breaker - May 01 - May 09, 2026

Open Dialogue Productions

  Cast - Who's Who  

  • Matthew Gilliam head shot

    Matthew Gilliam

    Matthew is an L.A. native who obsessed over the family’s Thomas Guide and snuck into backlots as a kid with his dad, mesmerized by all the people it took to make the magic happen. L.A. theater credits include notable runs at Theatre of NOTE (Fruition, 365 Days/365 Plays) and the Black Dahlia Theatre (A Terminal Degree), as well as productions at Working Stage (We Got Lucky) and El Centro Theatre (Dudes Do Stuff). On screen, he has appeared in We Got Lucky, False Colors, Cold Feet, Bad, Bad Men, and the upcoming feature Baby Come Home. He plays a Taylor these days, but his mama taught him his first chords on her Takamine.

  • Allen C. Gardner head shot

    Allen C. Gardner

    Allen has always felt the need to connect with people through storytelling. As a teenager, he formed the Memphis-based production company Old School Pictures with his friends Brad Ellis, Mark Norris, and Matt Weatherly. After high school, Allen moved to Los Angeles, where he started Open Dialogue Productions and continued to act, write, and make movies. He soon developed a love of theater, leading to him writing, staging, and acting in plays as well, including his long-in-the-works dream project, Breaker Breaker. Allen can be contacted at allencgardnermovies@gmail.com.

  • Frank McCaffrey head shot

    Frank McCaffrey

    Frank is over the moon to be working with his old pal Allen on this heartfelt journey into music and friendship. Actor, director, raconteur, Frank has been working at the anvil of story for almost thirty years, in theatres from Hollywood to Pacific Palisades to the wilds of deepest Ojai. He sends his profound thanks and friendly regards to each and all of you.

  • Rory Quinn head shot

    Rory Quinn

    Rory is ecstatic to make his professional debut with Breaker Breaker and explore the complex dynamic that young creatives so often have with their parents. A 2024 graduate of USC’s BFA acting program, Rory has been grinding from the moment he threw his cap, writing and auditioning to attain his goals. He couldn’t be more grateful to all of you for being here. 

 

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