The Big Broadcast of 1946

I am beyond proud to announce my cast for But Oh, What Happened to Hutchings!

Mrs Candle: Mindy Klenoff
Talman: Nick Bennett-Zendzian
Hutchings: Andy Hicks
Meacham: Alex Nemiroski

I heard so many great auditions, there are many more people I'm very sorry I couldn't cast. Thanks to everyone who tried out!

(Seriously, when directors say "It was a hard decision"?  They're not kidding!  But so far I'm enjoying being on this side of the table even more than I had expected, and I'm really looking forward to getting down to work with my rock-star cast.)

The Big Broadcast of 1946

I am beyond proud to announce my cast for But Oh, What Happened to Hutchings!

Mrs Candle: Mindy Klenoff
Talman: Nick Bennett-Zendzian
Hutchings: Andy Hicks
Meacham: Alex Nemiroski

I heard so many great auditions, there are many more people I'm very sorry I couldn't cast. Thanks to everyone who tried out!

(Seriously, when directors say "It was a hard decision"?  They're not kidding!  But so far I'm enjoying being on this side of the table even more than I had expected, and I'm really looking forward to getting down to work with my rock-star cast.)

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 Also, I'm performing in a play!

Theatre@First has started a program of staged readings called Bare Bones, and I'll be playing Robert in A Language of Their Own.

Ming is a young, twenty-something assimilated Asian-American who lives with his lover Oscar, a somewhat older Asian man. When Oscar tests positive for HIV, he tells his lover of four years to leave. Both men move on to new partners, Oscar with a younger Asian man, Daniel, and Ming with a Caucasian man, Robert. The play chronicles the four men's struggles in their relationships, highlighting the nature of love, desire, sexuality and self-identity in a series of interconnected stories. Performance pending agreement with playwright's representatives.

It's a great play with some really fabulous language, and it's not a part I'd ever get to play in a full staged production, so I'm thrilled to be in it now.  Hope you can come check it out!

ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Thursday, August 26th at 8pm
Unity Church of God, 6 William Street, Somerville, MA 02144
Suggested Donation $5 - No reservations required

(no subject)

 Also, I'm performing in a play!

Theatre@First has started a program of staged readings called Bare Bones, and I'll be playing Robert in A Language of Their Own.

Ming is a young, twenty-something assimilated Asian-American who lives with his lover Oscar, a somewhat older Asian man. When Oscar tests positive for HIV, he tells his lover of four years to leave. Both men move on to new partners, Oscar with a younger Asian man, Daniel, and Ming with a Caucasian man, Robert. The play chronicles the four men's struggles in their relationships, highlighting the nature of love, desire, sexuality and self-identity in a series of interconnected stories. Performance pending agreement with playwright's representatives.

It's a great play with some really fabulous language, and it's not a part I'd ever get to play in a full staged production, so I'm thrilled to be in it now.  Hope you can come check it out!

ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Thursday, August 26th at 8pm
Unity Church of God, 6 William Street, Somerville, MA 02144
Suggested Donation $5 - No reservations required