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Disaster!
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Love’s Labour
If one is in the theater long enough they will be afforded the opportunity to assay texts, and sometimes roles, more than once. This often affords one the opportunity to fix mistakes made before. I first played in Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost in the mid-90’s with Frank Farrell’s Shakespeare’s Herd, as “Holofernes” the pedant, and…
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Theater Roundup 2016
I continue to be blessed and grateful to have a career in this second “oldest profession.” 2016: “Haunted House Party” at the Getty Villa, Troubador Theater Company, an absolute dream to perform in their 500-seat outdoor Roman amphitheater without any amplification! 2016 Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival: Henry V and Midsummer’s (My fourth… or is it fifth……
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Emmy Nominated
Had a fantastic day on set with Director Carlos Reza, Emmy-nominated actress Vanessa Vasquez, and the entire creative team behind Hulu’s hit original Emmy-nominated web series, East Los High. Emmy nominated! In theater news, there is one more week of performances of “Oz 2.5” at South Coast Repertory Theater, closing June 7. It’s a fun…
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New live shows
I’ve added a page with a schedule of upcoming performances at Griffith Observatory, where I moonlight (heh) as a narrator of their live planetarium shows. They are the only planetarium with live performers. If you go to the Smithsonian, in DC, you’re likely to hear canned Whoopi Goldberg. Don’t get me wrong, I love Whoopi,…
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Oh, Sheesh, what did I miss?
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You’ve seen it by now…
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IN MOTHER WORDS
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Gingerbread!
The Gingerbread Man is open and is causing 1,000 K-12 children a day to scream their heads off. It’s a rollicking good time. Who knew there was a highly professional, full-Actor’s-Equity, children’s theater company in Rancho Cucamonga? Who knew Rancho Cucamonga was even a real town, not something Jack Benny made up? Read all about…