Doug Montoya
Doug has been involved in improv for over 30 years. He studied improv under Ron Wilson, founding member of the Groundlings, and acting with Duke Stroud and Whitney Rydbeck. Doug co-founded The Box Performance Space and Improv Theater over 10 years ago, and it has been Albuquerque's premier home to Live Comedy Improv with The Show, and Albuquerque's largest improv community. Many well-known performers have graced the stage of The Box, including Bob Odenkirk and Kevin McDonald. The Improv Classes at The Box have instructed thousands of students through the years, winning many local awards along the way. Co-Artistic Director of Cardboard Playhouse Theatre Company Doug is the founder of Cardboard Playhouse Theatre Company, celebrating its 15th Season in 2019. Doug wears many hats as co-artistic director of CPTC: among them are director, producer, set designer and builder, marketer, and sometimes, even actor. He loves all aspects of the theater and especially the chance to help young artists grow and develop. Doug is proud of the young women and men who grew up in the program and who are now working and collaborating with CPTC. Proud Father Doug is the very proud father of Albuquerque local actor and filmmaker Kelsey Leos Montoya. Kelsey is the most important reason why he founded Cardboard Playhouse Theatre Company, to give his son and other children a forum to perform and create magic on the stage. Kelsey is also a cast member in "Third Act" and has also gone on to direct many of Cardboard Playhouse shows himself.
Doug Moodie
Doug Moodie is an actor, known for Battlefield Death Tales (2012).
Doug Morency
Doug Morency is an actor and writer, known for The Gavin Crawford Show (2000), Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001) and A Made Bed (2020).
Doug Morgan
Doug Morgan is an actor, known for Chop Chop Chang: Operation C.H.I.M.P (2019) and Goodnight, Julia (2014).
Doug Morris
Doug Morris is known for Batman: Heart of Ice (2023).
Doug Morrow
Doug Morrow is known for A Tangled Web (2015).
Doug Motel
Actor and Writer Doug Motel was born and raised in Atlantic City, New Jersey. After a season of summer stock in Michigan, Mr. Motel moved to Manhattan and at 18 was immediately cast in the role of Thug #2 in the Quaigh Theater's production of The Unknown Soldier. Throughout the 1980's Doug performed his unique brand of thought-provoking humor in virtually all of New York's comedy clubs and in funky downtown spaces. Mr. Motel is the author of several plays including Mick In America, Mind Salad (L.A. Weekly award nomination for writing and performing) and Shiva Arms (winner L.A. Weekly award for writing and performing and winner Theatre LA Ovation award for Best Writing of a World Premier play). His play Praestigum features the stories of Judas, Benedict Arnold and James Wormley Jones (the first African American undercover agent for the FBI.) Films and TV include: The Waiting Game, (winner San Diego International Film Festival: Audience Award, Best Independent Feature) Fox TV's live action version of The Tick (as the evil Russian "Comrade'). National Lampoon's Attack Of The 5'2" Women (Showtime), Sweet Valley High (Fox), Love Street (Showtime) and more.
Doug Mowbray
Doug Mowbray is known for The Tourist (2022), Anzac Girls (2014) and Crew Cut (2016).
Doug Mungin
Doug Mungin is known for Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel (2021).
Doug Murphy
Doug Murphy is known for Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993), X-Men: Evolution (2000) and Young Justice (2010).
