Wednesday, April 18, 2012

A random sampling of roles

If you have read my "About Me" section, it mentions that I am hugely passionate about theatre (and movies). And while I may have gotten a late start, by theatrical standards (I was thirteen when I started doing it consistently, with some sporadic roles before then), I have been hotly passionate about it for about a dozen years. I have played a broad range of roles from a variety of playwrights. I've done Greek, realism (Ibsen, not Chekhov), German expressionist (i.e. Kafka), 20th century American, contemporary, even some student shows. 

Among those roles:

-Menelaus, The Trojan Women (Euripides) 
-Jean, Miss Julie (August Strindberg) 
-Fabian, Twelfth Night (Shakespeare) 
-Dr. Rank, A Doll's House (Henrik Ibsen) 
-Roderigo, Othello (Shakespeare) 
-Mortimer, The Fantasticks (Tom Jones/Harvey Schmidt) 
-First Sergeant, Mother Courage and Her Children (Bertolt Brecht)


And now, as the summer nears, I begin my newest role- that of Lennox in another Shakespeare show- the one with the witches and the king whose name you'r not supposed to say. Hopefully, the supposed "curse" will not get me! 


So, until June, I explore the character's sarcasm and get to play a cool part. I become an earl in the end!! 


June 7-10, if you're in town. Be there!!

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