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I performed in Mary Zimmerman's adaptation of The Arabian Nights, staged by Constellation Theatre Company at the Source Theatre, in downtown Washington, DC:
Mary Zimmerman's acclaimed adaptation weaves ancient tales of wonder into a rich and poetic testament to the transformational power of storytelling. Each night King Shahryar marries and murders a young woman until the brilliant Scheherezade is brought to his bed. She delays her death by entrancing the king with tales of romance, lust, comedy, mystery, sensuality and sorrow.
Directed by Allison Arkell Stockman
Ensemble:
Katie Atkinson, Steve Beall, Katy Carkuff, Misty Demory, Kevin Finkelstein, John Geoffrion, Gwen Grastorf, Keith Irby, Craig Klein, Lisa Lias, John Tweel & Anastasia Wilson
Musician & Composer:
Tom Teasley
The show ran September 29th through October 21st.
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| During the weekend of May 5-7, 2007, I directed Cavegirl
Productions' entry into the 2007 DC 48
Hour Film Project. The
film is entitled FOURGE, and can
be viewed on its official website here. |
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| I recently played a Junior Officer in the mini-series John
Adams for HBO Films. |
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| In November 2006, I portrayed Andre Daigle in an episode
of Psychic
Detectives. That episode
is now tentatively scheduled to air on July
11, 2007, on Court
TV. |
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| I filmed an episode of Mising
Persons Unit II for Court
TV. I played a New Mexico scam artist who is caught by
the police for forging vehicle relgistrations. Missing
Persons Unit II debuts on Court TV next season. |
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| I performed in Firebelly Productions' production of Twelfth Night, by William Shakespeare. It was directed by Akiva Fox. Often called "Shakespeare's Perfect Comedy", Twelfth Night is a comedy of mistaken identity, romance, and reunion. The production ran February 14-March 4, and was part of Washington, DCs Shakespeare in Washington Festival. |
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| I have made four appearances
on the web sitcom Buddy
Jackson, produced by Barry Gribble and Integral
Arts. I portray Larry, a chronic deconstructionist.
You can watch
all episodes here. |
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| I
played Tom in the stage version of Night of the
Living Dead for Landless
Theatre. The show ran October 6th-28th
at the District
of Columbia Arts Center. |
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| I recently
portrayed Man #1 in Like White on Rice,
a new play presented as a part of Bowie State University's
Short Stack v2 new plays series. |
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| I was in
Natural
Theatricals' production of Phoenician
Women, originally by Euripides, and translated
by Carl. R. Mueller. I played the role of Menoikeus, a young
man and son of Kreon, who is faced with the difficult choice
of saving his own life while his country falls, or fulfilling
a prophecy to save it, only to die in the process. The show
ran August 10th-27th, 2006 at the indoor ampitheatre
of the George
Washington Masonic National Memorial. |
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| During
the weekend of June 24th, I portrayed Bartender #2 for Idle
Rich Productions' film, "Gay OId Timer."
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| On June
5th, I played a club patron in “Heart and
Soul: The Life and Music of Frank Loesser ” for
Final
Cut Productions. This is an authorized documentary
about the life of Frank Loesser, and will air on WETA
this fall. |
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| I was
Assistant Director, Associate Producer, and actor with the Cavegirl
Productions team for the 2006
DC 48 Hour Film Project, May 5th-7th. This short
film contest requires that all creativity - writing, shooting,
editing and adding a musical soundtrack - must occur in a 48
hour period. You can watch the result, our hysterical historical
fiction film, The Old World, on the film's official
website at TheOldWorld.TV.
The film also screened at the AFI
Silver Theatre in Silver Spring, MD on May 12th. |
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| I am currently
in production for the independent film 25.
I play a principal character named Jack. The film is being produced
by Obscure
Reference, and filming should be done by the end
of April. |
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| On
February 12th, Occam's Razor won both First
Runner-Up and Best Original Work at the 2006 Maryland
One-Act Festival at Port
Tobacco Players Theatre in La Plata, MD.
Occam will now go on to represent Maryland at the Eastern
States Theatre Association Original Works Festival July
21st-23rd in Newark, DE. Occam was selected by Cedar
Lane Stage for entry into the MCTFA competition. The play
was written by Paul Buchanan, directed by Barbara
Scheide, and co-starred Kelley
Slagle as Karla Faye Tucker. |
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| I am currently
in production for the independent film Chance Porter:
Diary of a Teenage Serial Killer. I play Detective Kirk
Tisdale. The film is being produced by Sunjada
Productions, Inc., and will be distributed through Blockbuster
Video. |
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| On
December 12th I played Dobchinsky in the Actors'
Center-sponsored staged reading of Nikolai Gogol's The
Government Inspector. The performance was directed
by Stephen Fried of The
Shakespeare Theatre.
The reading
took place at the Round
House Theatre in Silver Spring. |
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| I was
in a staged reading for Venus
Theatre of the one-act play, The Dover Test,
by D. Lee Miller, on Saturday, November 12th at the Touchstone
Art Gallery in Washington, DC.
"George
Bush is still ducking the Dover Test: no cameras or reporting
is allowed when the bodies of U.S. soldiers return from Iraq.
The Dover Test is a one-act humorous drama about the confrontation
of a dead American soldier and a woman who died in 9/11 -
each hoping to get into heaven 'proper' as soon as possible." |
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| I played
Tyler in an Actors'
Center sponsored staged reading of John
Strawbridge's new original screenplay, Washington's
Ax. The reading took place on Thursday, November 10th
at the Round
House Theatre in Silver Spring. After the reading, the
author welcomed feed-back from the audience, as he is preparing
this script for possible production in 2006. |
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I played
Stu Noonan in Talk Radio,
written by Eric Bogosian, and produced by Dominion
Stage. The production ran October 21st-October 29th
at the Gunston
Arts Center in Arlington, VA.
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