Performance
Brooklyn Bridge by Melissa James Gibson
Dir. Anna Kurtz Kuk
Sasha and John's second meeting, unsure of how to further comfort her as she deals with this essay and her own loneliness.
John revealing his "office" to Sasha and letting her know that he too is a "Brooklyn Bridge Buff." Here they have a heart to heart, and she is finally inspired to start and finish her essay!
Here the pizza delivery person (Kaitlyn Alioto) gives John his nightly dinner.
My character John, an unwed 99 year old wheelchair bound man, meeting Sasha (Fatima Rhana) and giving her advice on her essay.
Cymbeline: Interrupted
Dir. Michelle Milne
Reacting to Fidele’s story of his master passing.
Sentencing in the royal court of King Cymbeline following a war.
Philario, a Roman, greeting his dear friend Posthumus.
Philario, Posthumus, Laurent, and Iachimo enjoying snacks at a bonfire.
My voice booming as Jupiter, while Posthumus contemplates the life they have lived.
Caius Lucius, a Roman general discovering young Fidele.
Plays
A production of The Barbarians are Coming by Luigi Jannuzzi dir. by Rachel Buckley, I played the Barbarian, a character that speaks and emotes through a door exclusively via grunts.
Our production Mother Hicks by Suzan Zeder dir. by Doug Caskey where I played Jake Hammond, a father figure turned drunken deadbeat.
A production of Feet by Aden Roas dir. by Violet Smucker as Lanny, a PTSD ridden Vietnam veteran, with his family.
Musicals
The finale of Bright Star, featuring the full cast.
Myself and the rest of the bumbling and goofy policeman ensemble in Pirates of Penzance dir. by Anna Kurtz Kuk
This role was very dance intensive for our ensemble, here is one of the numbers in which we are doing a kickline.
Myself as Daddy Cane, in a production of Bright Star dir. by Anna Kurtz kuk, a grieving widower consoling his son