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Lisa McLogan Shaheen(Maureen) |
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Lisa McLogan Shaheen(Maureen): Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Lisa has spent 18 years doing theatre in New York. Recent Credits include: Why We Have a Body, Furious, Philoctetes, Tuna and Jack, Penny’s One Date, The Harvey Milk Holiday Pageant, What’s Going on in Room 610? and Swing Out Bernadette. After a brief hiatus from acting to raise 3-year-old twins, Lisa is thrilled to be back on stage again. --------------------- | ||
| Katherine
O'Sullivan (Mag):Dublin native Katherine O’Sullivan
fell in love with the stage at The Gaiety Theatre Christmas
Pantomime when she was three years old. After training
at the Gaiety School of Acting, she moved to Manhattan
to pursue a career as an actor. Since coming to New York City, she has appeared in several plays, including Antigone, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Under Milk Wood, Footfalls (Beckett), The Tinker’s Wedding (Synge), The Cú Chulain Cycle (W. B. Yeats) and The Holy Ground, a one-woman play by Dermot Bolger. She created the role of Katherine the Embalmer in the Off-Broadway interactive comedy, Finnegan’s Farewell. In 2004 Katherine produced and acted in Nora’s Bloke, playing the roles of Molly and Granny James. She has also collaborated on two original plays, Rip Cord and False Positive. Her film work includes The Emperor’s Club starring Kevin Klein, and the award-winning indie horror feature I’ll Bury You Tomorrow. Katherine’s latest projects include The Blood Shed, bound for the festival circuit this autumn and A Far Cry From Home, currently in postproduction. Back to Top----------------------- |
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| Timothy Fannon (Pato):Baal, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, Ontological Theater; Oresteia, Athens/Milan/Theater for the New City, NY; Bull Spears, CSV; Dollbody, Atlantic Theater Studio; The Burnt Woman of Harvard, Inverse Theater Co.; Talk to me like the rain…/This Property is Condemned, Blue Heron Arts Center; A Sleep of Reason Creates Monsters, Access Theater; Blood/White, Bank Street Theater; Mount Weather, A Party for Boris, and Jungle of Cities, Saratoga Springs, NY; The Crucible, Sight Unseen, As You Like It, Blue Surge, Brooklyn College Theatre. Directing credits: One for the Road, Mud, Krapp’s Last Tape, The Lover, and Coriolanus. Training: MFA in Acting from Brooklyn College; Royal National Theatre Studio in London; founder and artistic director of Fovea Floods Theater. www.timfannon.com Back to Top------------ | |||
Chris Ford (Ray): |
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Chris Ford (Ray): Chris Ford has received his undergrad at West Chester University in theatre with a concentration in acting along with a double major in philosophy, after continuing his training he received his MFA in Acting at Brooklyn College. He has performed in many plays in Philadelphia and New York, as well as a tour. He has had the privilege to do a few films and commercials. Chris would like to thank David Storck and all the cast members and crew for there guidance and embracing me in my work; my family, especially my Mother; Lauren Krill; my best friend Maria Maloney; all my buds from The Prancing Horse; my bartender Todd; Clay & Kurt; and all the faculty of Brooklyn College for their guidance. Last special, special thanks to everyone who has helped me through this journey. I love you all for being there and for your support. Remember to always drop cock and set the tone. | ||
Andi Stover (Dramaturg): |
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Andi Stover (Dramaturg):As a dramaturg: The Author's Voice by Richard Greenburg (Brooklyn College). As a writer/director: Music to Travel By (Under St. Marks), Matryoshka (ABC No Rio), Four of a Kind (WOW Cafe, Surf Reality), Colony (Yale University). As director: Cary from the Cock (Dixon Place, The Chocolate Factory), Can You Hear Me Now? by Alan Magill (Lenox Hill Community Theater), The Seagull by Anton Chekhov and A Murder of Crows by Mac Wellman (Yale University). Upcoming projects: co-writer on Golodony with Christy Fisher. She is currently attending the MFA Program in Dramaturgy at Brooklyn College and is a graduate of Yale University. Back to Top ----------- | ||
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Andrea Ashford (Marketing/Publicity): Ms. Ashford is currently in Worldwide Marketing for Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, Inc. in New York, leading global strategy for the breast cancer drug, Aromasin. She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and the Wharton School of Business with degrees in biology and finance. In 2005, as Vice President of Marketing and PR for Pithu Productions, Inc., she led the team responsible for the promotion of the film Live at Five, which played at over 30 international film festivals, and garnered many awards and print and television press coverage. She is thrilled to join the team at Persevrus Productions and to work with talented new director David Storck on his current production. Back to Top ---------------- | ||
David Storck (Director).
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David Storck (Director): Credits include: Gone in 60 Secs (BC/Harrogate Theater); Peter and the Wolf, The Ugly Duckling (Astoria Music Society); Poop: A True Story (NY Int'l Fringe Festival); Emotional Baggage, Teachers (Yankee Rep); Minimum Wage (Rose's Turn); Throwing Your Voice (Brooklyn College). He was the Artistic Director of Gotham City Improv from 1999-2004 where he directed countless improvised and scripted shows. In 2002, he was selected for a directing internship with The Lion King on Broadway and is currently completing his MFA in Directing at Brooklyn College where he also teaches.--------- | ||
Jorge
Dieppa: Scenic Designer Justin
Sturges: Light/Sound Designer |
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Jeanette
Aultz Look |
Jeanette
Aultz Look(Costume Designer):designs costumes
for both theater and dance. She has designed Les
Liaisons Dangereus at the Here Arts Center, Twelfth
Night for the Lake George Theater Lab and A
Month in the Country and Northanger Abby with
Theater Ten Ten. Ms. Look has assisted costume
designer Kim Gill on On the Verge at Brooklyn
College and Men of Clay at the June Havoc
Theatre. She has also designed dance costumes for Christopher
d'Amboise, Charlotte Griffin, Anthony Ferro, James Sutton,
Robert Atwood, David Marquez, and Katie Langan at Marymount
Manhattan College, where she is Costume Supervisor and
Designer for the Dance Department. Ms. Look also contributed
to the exhibit A Fierce Determination at
the Brooklyn College Library, featuring period clothing
from the school's history. She has an MFA in Costume
Design at CUNY Brooklyn College where she designed costumes
for As You Like It, Two Sisters and a Piano, Silence, and Knives
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| Corydon Merritt: Assistant Director / Stage Manager |
