Brad Sherrill
Brad has acted professionally in Atlanta since 1983. He was selected by Atlanta Magazine in 2000 as Atlanta's Best Dramatic Actor and by Creative Loafing (another Atlanta publication) in 2001 as Atlanta's Best Actor. He has performed in over 20 productions at Atlanta's Alliance Theatre and is an Artistic Associate for the Georgia Shakespeare Theatre where he has acted in 45 productions over 20 seasons. . In addition, he has performed over the years at every professional theater in Atlanta including Actor’s Express, Horizon Theater, Theater Emory, Theatre in the Square, Theatrical Outfit and Georgia Ensemble Theatre. At his home church in Atlanta (Chamblee First United Methodist) where he premiered The Gospel of John in July 2000, Brad celebrated his 500th performance on Good Friday evening, March 21st, 2008. 

Mark Hickman: Program & Tour Manager
Mark coordinates The Gospel of John’s ongoing tour schedule, oversees promotion and manages the details of each performance in venues around the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and Ireland. He is also the technical director at each venue. Mark originally created the sound design for Gospel of John as the program was being developed in 2001 and joined the performance full-time in late 2003. He is from Atlanta, but now feels “at home” while on the road with The Gospel of John. Mark's other passion is traveling annually with Global Volunteers and Habitat for Humanity where he has worked in numerous villages throughout Africa and the Pacific on short-term volunteer service programs since 1997.

Scott Cowart: Director & Web Site Design
Scott graduated from Emory University in 1998. He originally directed The Gospel of John for its performances off-Broadway in 2003 and its numerous theater runs in Washington D.C. and Atlanta during 2001 and 2002. As an actor, Scott appeared on Broadway in The Rainmaker (with actor Woody Harrelson, 1999). His Atlanta theater credits include The Grapes of Wrath and The Legend of Pecos Bill (Alliance Theatre) in addition to a dozen other productions at Theatre in the Square and Georgia Shakespeare Theatre over the years. Scott now resides near Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina.