ENNALLS BERL (Director) lives in New York City. His most recent work is Hystorical Histericals, an educational TV show he co-writes, co-produces, and acts in. Ennalls has directed and performed for regional, summer stock, and off-Broadway theaters. Credits include: The geography of Luck, (and numerous other Black Box Productions) at The Los Angeles Theatre Center, the premieres of Scorchers and Avenue A which have gone on to become feature films) at the acclaimed White Fire theater of LA, the premiere of Southern Exposure at The Powerhouse Theater in LA, The Last Night of Ballyhoo and Private Eyes for Brown University, (where he also taught Improvisational theater), and The Ensemble Studio Theaters’ Award Winning One-Act Festival. Ennalls also founded Theater Fenwick in Connecticut in which he built, wrote, directed, acted, and cleaned up after several farcical productions. Numerous other credits have been in New York’s off-Broadway theater world where he has been a member of several companies including The Ensemble Studio Theatre, The Ohio Theatre, The Greenwich St. Theatre, and The Arts Club. He has also instigated directed and acted in many outdoor and performance space venues for story and improvisational theater including Paul Sills acclaimed Ovid’s Metamorphosis. Other credits include roles in the feature films: True Lies, Terminator II, By the Sword, Casualties of War, and Fright Night I’. Television roles include the pilots Class of '61, and Shooter and featured appearances for numerous prime time television shows.