Sleuths Mystery Radio Creators & Guests

CarlaRose Dubois is mysterious, hilarious, and an expert in all subjects at Balderdash Academy. I mean look at that picture. It’s obvious that, of anyone on this page, she’s obviously either a super hero or villain.

Actor and storyteller since birth, Professor Molly McGill has always been a sucker for the limelight. Her theater experience began in second grade when she was cast in the coveted role of donkey in the Bremen Town Musicians. Having been bitten by the theater bug, as they say, she continued on and hasn't looked back since. Molly can be found revving up the audience and cajoling the judges as host of Maine's Got Talent, as part of the cast of Sleuths Mystery Entertainment and Mystery for Hire, and onstage doing improv as a member of The Chamber of Comedy, You Should Smile More and Mainely Improv. Besides all that stuff, she’s a wife, mother of two precocious pixies, daytime copywriter, and lover of life, laughter and music.

Marie Stewart Harmon has been working professionally in Southern Maine since 2010 with companies such as Portland Improv Experience (PIE), Mystery for Hire, Mainely Improv, Ellipsis Productions, American Irish Repertory Ensemble (AIRE), Pie Man Theatre Company, Maine Repertory Theatre, Sleuths Mystery Entertainment and is a founding member of the Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Theatre Co and is proud company member of Mad Horse Theatre Company. When Marie is not creating theatre she can be found supporting her family business, Lisa-Marie’s Made in Maine, working to support Maine's local creativity. Marie is proud to be working alongside such the talented faculty of Balderdash Academy and belly laughing along the way. She couldn’t do anything without the support of her personal superhero, Matthew.

Bob LeBlanc (he/his/him) is the co-founder, producer, showrunner, host, researcher, editor, graphic designer, and head writer of Balderdash Academy’s Competitive Comedy. He writes Four Questions, the lies of Lie Lie Again, Technically Correct, and is an avid user of the Oxford comma. He is the producer of the improvised serialized comedy sketch show, Teacher’s Lounge, and the producer, head writer, designer, and mastermind of On the Air Comedy Radio Theater. He was a series developer and writer on Realm’s hit horror series Undertow: Blood Forest. He is a member of the Dramatist Guild of America, a graphic designer, comedy writer, actor, voice actor, improviser, gamification specialist, and owner of Sleuths Mystery Entertainment. He is also an internationally produced award-winning playwright.

Nate Greene enjoys bringing joy and entertainment to others, whether they want it or not. Nate's family is the first place where this "joy" and "entertainment" is delivered. Everyone loves a good dad joke, right?! That goes over about as well as you'd expect, so Nate also works with the Chamber of Comedy performing improv at Maine Repertory Theater. He is extremely fortunate to have a very supporting and loving family, at both the theater and at home. Nate has been a member of the Chamber of Comedy since its inception in 2018, and the rest is either history or a comedy of errors. Nate has been involved with theater since the late 90's; he was actually very lucky and found his future wife at the very first rehearsal for the very first play he was ever cast in.

Nate Greene enjoys bringing joy and entertainment to others, whether they want it or not. Nate's family is the first place where this "joy" and "entertainment" is delivered. Everyone loves a good dad joke, right?! That goes over about as well as you'd expect, so Nate also works with the Chamber of Comedy performing improv at Maine Repertory Theater. He is extremely fortunate to have a very supporting and loving family, at both the theater and at home. Nate has been a member of the Chamber of Comedy since its inception in 2018, and the rest is either history or a comedy of errors. Nate has been involved with theater since the late 90's; he was actually very lucky and found his future wife at the very first rehearsal for the very first play he was ever cast in.