Mark is the owner, operator, and director of Vito’s Vault). He has been a professional actor for over 25 years and has performed in over 100 plays and musicals, including; Forever Plaid, Fiddler on the Roof, Evita, Into the Woods, The Music Man, Little Shop of Horrors, Anything Goes, Noises Off, and A Few Good Men, just to name a few.

Favorite roles include Felix Cassidy in the Wild West Stunt Show at Universal Studios in Hollywood, and Rocco at Tommy Guns Garage, another 1920s interactive, dinner-theatre. T.V. & Film Credits: Chicago PD, Chicago Fire, and General Hospital, The Christmas Experience, Legit, and Taking Out Al Capone. Voice Over Credits: Unshackled (Christian radio drama), recorded at Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago. When not on stage, Mark performs in a live Blues Brothers tribute act as Jake Blues, for corporate events, sometimes Al Capone.

He lives in Evanston with his wife, Megan, and two sons, Marbles, and Mumbles. (Henry and William)

Pat is thrilled to be heading up the crew as the Boss right hand man at Vito’s Vault. He’s been with the Boss since day one of this journey. From slinging drinks, cooking and serving delicious meals, and running the floor to swooning and crooning, he wears a great deal of hats at Vito’s. Favorite Theatre Credits: Hair (Berger), Driving Miss Daisy (Boolie) The Fantasticks (Matt), Making God Laugh (Fr. Tom), Funeral for A Gangster (Frankie), Lovers and Other Strangers (Jerry), Forum (Hysterium), Laughter on the 23rd Floor (Lucas), Spamalot (Half the Show), It’s a Wonderful Life: The Musical (Matthew, u/s George), RENT (Ensemble), Anything Goes (Ensemble), Disney’s Beauty and The Beast (Gaston), Pippin (Lewis), and Jesus Christ Superstar (Judas). Film & Television Credits include: The Dilemma (Universal Pictures), Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon (Paramount Pictures), Transformers 4: Age of Extinction (Paramount Pictures), Redial, Jason in Indianapolis: A Friday the 13th Tribute (Schmucker Productions) Chicago P.D., Chicago Med, and Chicago Fire.

Nora is thrilled to be joining the cast at Vito’s Vault with fellow Wester Illinois University alum, Cole Cottrell. She is a seasoned veteran in theatre having acted in such shows as Annie, Last Train to Nibroc, Funeral for A Gangster, Fabulous 50’s Christmas, Sweeney Todd, Chicago, Cabaret, and 9 to 5.

Timothy is excited to try dinner theatre, a completely new (to him) old medium. He has been seen at various theatres around town: Music Theater Works (Brigadoon - Mr Lundie; Music Man - Ewart Dunlap; Anything Goes - Rev. Henry T. Dobson; Hunchback of Notre Dame, and technically NOT seen in The Producers (u/s Bialystock), Devonshire Playhouse (Catch Me If You Can - Special Agent Carl Hanratty; Young Frankenstein - Harold the Hermit; Children of Eden - Adam/Noah; The Man Who Came to Dinner - Sheridan Whiteside; Hello, Dolly! - Cornelius Hackl; Dancing at Lughnasa - Father Jack) and Skokie Theatre (1776 - Dr. Lyman Hall). He is also the Music Director for Thin Ice Ensemble Theatre. Originally from Royal Oak, Michigan, he now residing in Skokie with his wife, Lisa, and his son ,Jack.

Cole is very excited to be performing at Vito’s Vault where he can play round with his friends and it doesn’t feel like work. Theatre credits: Making God Laugh (Fr. Tom), Shrek (Lord Farquaad), Guys and Dolls (Nathan Detroit), Lucky Stiff (Vinny). He’s a graduate of Western Illinois.

Piper Burney is a recent graduate of Rockford University where she earned her BA in Music and her BFA in Musical Theatre. Her recent work includes Madge in The Game's Afoot, Woman 1 in Songs for a New World, Annabel in Lucky Stiff, and Little Becky Two-Shoes in Urinetown - all of which were performed at Rockford University. She is incredibly excited for the opportunity to live in the jazz age, here at Vito's Vault since she has a passion for jazz music!

Nicole is thrilled to be part of the cast of Vito's Vault. She has been seen throughout the Chicagoland area appearing in a number of productions. She is a accomplished singer, and avid runner when not appearing on stage.