Justin Sorvillo has been acting since he was five years old. He began his acting training at the Concord Youth Theatre and continued at John Robert Powers Agency in Boston and at Boston Casting. Justin competed in IMTA (International Modeling and Talent Association) in New York City during the summer of 2003. He won 1st runner in his age group for his sitcom performance and honorable mention for his monologue performance. His film credits include “Mere Formality”, a film by Shadow Pictures of Tribeca Film Center in New York and “Maestro” starring Seth Myers from Saturday Night Live. He auditioned for the remake of “The Bad News Bears” and received a call back. In 2005 he starred as Nicely, Nicely Johnson on stage in “Guys and Dolls” which was performed by the ECMS Theatre Troupe in Sudbury, MA. “Spaghetti & Matzoballs” is Justin’s first lead role in a film. Email contact: jsorvillo@comcast.net

Paul Blumenfeld launched his acting career just after his 40th Birthday. Some call it mid-life crisis. In the 18 months since, he has appeared in several local and national television commercials as well as independent feature films including, The Legend of Lucy Keyes (Moody Street Pictures) and Anything for Love (Scat Cat Films). Paul has also had appearances on ABC's "All My Children", the pilot for the CBS drama "Numbers", and The Farrelly Brother's "Fever Pitch".
     After several auditions for Spaghetti and Matzo Balls, he was finally awarded the role of Chaim when he showed up at the director's home in full hassidic wardrobe. Paul tapped into his Brooklyn, Jewish roots for this role.

Rachael has appeared in several New England area-produced films, including Fish and Chips (That's My Cousin Productions) and My Last Self-Portrait (Inspiration Pictures). Favorite theatre credits include Lady Cynthia Muldoon in The Real Inspector Hound, Srs. Robert Anne, Leo and Amnesia in Nunsense, Polly Peachum in The ThreePenny Opera, Prudie Cupp in Pump Boys and Dinettes, First Lady in The Magic Flute, and Loretta (Torano) Black in Tony 'n Tina's Wedding. Rachael has toured both the New England and mid-Atlantic regions with children's theatre companies, most recently appearing in Boston-area schools with Historical Perspectives for Children in a one-woman show about Helen Keller. She also has a Ph.D. in psychology, which has proven very useful on the sets of both stage and screen.