An Enemy of the People

September 19–October 21

An Enemy of the People
By Arthur Miller
Directed by Kwame Kwei-Armah
Adapted from the play by Henrik Ibsen

Artistic Director Kwame Kwei-Armah directs American icon Arthur Miller’s (The Price) take on Ibsen’s classic conundrum, pitting brother against brother and a community against itself. Just in time for election season and the perfect start to Baltimore Center Stage’s 50th Anniversary Season comes this riveting saga that asks, does the good of some outweigh the good of the rest?

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Cast

John Ahlin*
Captain Horster

Ross Bickell*
Morton Kiil

Dion Graham*
Dr. Stockmann

Tyrone Mitchell Henderson*
Hovstad

Wilbur Edwin Henry*
Aslaksen

Kevin Kilner*
Peter Stockmann

Jimi Kinstle*
The Drunk

Jeffrey Kuhn*
Billing

Susan Rome*
Catherine Stockmann

Charise Castro Smith*
Petra Stockmann

Holden Brettel
Morten

Zion Jackson
Morten

Jory Holmes
Ejlif

Lucas Pelton
Ejlif

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People, Arsenic and Old Lace. Broadway—Studio 54: Waiting for Godot (Gogo, Pozzo); Belasco: Journey’s End (Trotter, 2007 Tony Award Best Revival); Lyceum: The Lieutenant of Inishmore (Donny, Christy); Longacre: Voices in the Dark (Blue), One Mo’ Time (Theater Owner); ANTA Theater: WHOOPEE! (Mort); Music Box: Macbeth (Scottish Doctor/Murderer). Off Broadway—Barrow Street: Orson’s Shadow (Orson Welles); Irondale Center: Treasure Island (Billy Bones, Morgan). Regional—Pittsburgh Public, Two River Theater, Old Globe, Goodman, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Cincinnati Playhouse, St. Louis Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, Goodspeed Opera House. John has appeared as Falstaff nine times, most recently in Henry IV Part One at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. Film/TV—Law & Order: SVU (multiple episodes), Third Watch, As the World Turns, The Education of Max Bickford, the Coen Brothers’ movie Inside Llewyn Davis. Art (Serge), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?(George); Dallas Theater: Hamlet (Polonius); Merrimack Rep: The Drawer Boy (Morgan). Film/TV— The Fighter, Major Payne, Airport ’77, Law & Order, L&O: C.I., L&O: SVU, Strangers With Candy, Ed, The Dave Chapelle Show, WKRP, 30 Rock.

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People. Broadway—Noises Off (Selsdon), The Iceman Cometh (Chuck Morello), A Few Good Men (Captain Markinson). Off Broadway—Durango (Ned/ Jerry), The Madras House (Eustace State), Deathbed (Thomas), Waste (Horsham), Privates on Parade (Sergeant Len Bonny). Regional—Hartford Stage: Our Town (Doctor Gibbs); City Theatre: A Marriage Minuet (Rex); Pittsburgh Public Theater: Mary Stuart (Burleigh), The Gin Game (Weller Martin), Roleplay (Derek), The Subject Was Roses (John Cleary); Cape Playhouse: Born Yesterday (Ed Devery), Hay Fever (David Bliss); Pioneer Theatre Company: Copenhagen (Bohr), The Night of the Iguana (Shannon); Arena Stage: The Royal Family (Herbert Dean); Alley Theatre: Angel Street (Rough), Spiders Web (Sir Rowland); Philadelphia Theatre: Lips Together, Teeth Apart (Sam); Virginia Stage: Art (Serge), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?(George); Dallas Theater: Hamlet (Polonius); Merrimack Rep: The Drawer Boy (Morgan). Film/TV— The Fighter, Major Payne, Airport ’77, Law & Order, L&O: C.I., L&O: SVU, Strangers With Candy, Ed, The Dave Chapelle Show, WKRP, 30 Rock.

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People, The Heliotrope Bouquet, All’s Well That Ends Well. Broadway—Not About Nightingales (also at London’s Royal National Theatre). Off Broadway—Lincoln Center Theatre, Playwright’s Horizons, New York Theatre Workshop, Primary Stages among others. International—Edinburgh Festival: The Gospel At Colonus, Ibsen Conference: Pillars. Regional—Numerous theaters across the country. Film/TV—The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, 13 Conversations About One Thing, Malcom X, The Good Wife, Gossip Girl, The Wire (Rupert Bond), Third Watch, Law & Order, L&O: SVU, Hack, The Hoop Life, Homicide, Asbury Park, NYPD Blue, and others. Education—MFA Rutgers University. Heartfelt thanks to Kwame and Kevin. In tribute to my dad.

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People. New York— NYSF: The America Play (Man), The Tempest (Shipmaster); Two Noble Kinsmen (Pirithous); EPBB: King Lear (Gloucester); At Hand Theatre: Letters to the End of the Worl (Emmanuel). Tour—Bring in ‘da Noise, Bring in ‘da Funk First National Tour (Da’ Voice). Regional—Yale Rep: The Winter’s Tale (Camillo); The Piano Lesson (Avery); Westport Country Playhouse: Tartuffe (Cleante); Milwaukee Rep: Radio Golf (Harmond); ATL: Jitney, (Philmore); Dallas Shakes: Othello (Othello); Syracuse Stage: Hamlet (Laertes); STC: Romeo and Juliet (Paris), Julius Caesar (Metellus Cimber), Antony and Cleopatra (Thidias); BTF: The Tempest (Antonio); St. Louis Rep: The 39 Steps (Clown); Playmaker’s Rep: Topdog/Underdog (Lincoln), Master Harold and the Boys (Willie); Alliance Theatre: Intimate Apparel (George), Angels in America (Belize); Huntington Theatre: Blues for an Alabama Sky (Guy). Film/TV—The Treatment, Boardwalk Empire, Suits (pilot), Law & Order, L&O: CI. Awards—Audelco and Kevin Kline nominations; Dallas Theatre Critics, Connecticut Critics Circle, Leon Rabin Award winner. Tyrone-mitchell-henderson.blogspot.com.

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People. Broadway—Is He Dead? Off Broadway—Barrow Street Theatre: Our Town (Professor Willard), Orson’s Shadow (Orson Welles and Laurence Olivier). New York—Keen Company: Pullman Car Hiawatha, Outward Bound (both Drama Desk Award nom. for Honored Revivals), In the Matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer. Tour—West Side Story (Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Liechtenstein). Regional—Alabama Shakespeare Festival: The Merry Wives of Windsor (Falstaff), Henry VIII; Arden Theatre: Wanamaker’s Pursuit; Capital Repertory Theatre: A Christmas Story (Narrator); The Cleveland Playhouse: A Christmas Story (Narrator); Philadelphia Theatre Company: Orson’s Shadow (Orson Welles); Round House Theatre: Orson’s Shadow (Orson Welles); Alley Theatre: Orson’s Shadow (Orson Welles). Film/TV—Hack (District Attorney Landi), Law & Order, One Life to Live, As the World Turns, Guiding Light, All My Children. Proudly AEA. Love to Elizabeth, Edwina, and Josephine.

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People. Broadway—50th Anniversary Production of The Glass Menagerie (w/Julie Harris, Calista Flockhart, Zeljko Ivanek; dir. Frank Galati). Off-Broadway—Dinner With Friends (2000 Pulitzer Prize,dir. Daniel Sullivan); Lemon Sky (dir. Jonathan Silverstein). Regional—Bucks County Playhouse: Other Desert Cities (dir. Sheryl Kaller); Adobe Rose Theatre: Time Stands Still (dir. Catherine Lynch); Denver Center for the Performing Arts: The Christians (dir. Kent Thompson);NY Stage & Film: Ninety(dir. Maria Mileaf);Pasadena Playhouse: Defiance (dir. Andrew Sullivan). Film—The Unattainable Story (upcoming, w/ Irina Björklund); Paranoia (w/Liam Hemsworth, Harrison Ford); Raising Helen (w/Joan Cusack, Kate Hudson); A Cinderella Story (w/ Hillary Duff, Chad Michael Murray); Home Alone III. Television—recent & notable: The Blacklist; The Good Wife; Happyish; House Of Cards (w/ Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright); CBS’s Almost Perfect (w/ Nancy Travis); Gene Roddenberry’s EARTH: The Final Conflict (starring as Boone).

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People, As You Like It, Hamlet. Regional—Everyman Theatre: The Trip to Bountiful (Sheriff), All in the Timing (Trotsky, Phillip Glass, et al), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Doc Baugh); Rep Stage: A Dickens of a Carol (Charles Dickens), Man With a Load of Mischief (Innkeeper); Baltimore Shakespeare Festival: Antigone (Polineikes/Tiresias), The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (“James”), The Taming of the Shrew (Petrucchio), A Dickens of a Carol (Charles Dickens), Othello (Iago), Cyrano de Bergerac (Cryano de Bergerac), Much Ado About Nothing (Leonato), Love For Words (William Shakespeare). Education—Towson University. Professional— Producing Artistic Director of Pumpkin Theatre (2009–Present); Artistic Director of Baltimore Shakespeare Festival (2000–08); Former Board President, Baltimore Theater Alliance.

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People. Broadway—The 39 Steps (Clown 1), Spamalot (Sir Bedevere), Wicked (Boq), Assassins (Zangara), original cast of Ragtime. Touring—The Who’s Tommy National Tour (Cousin Kevin). Other New York: Cap21: Southern Comfort; Playwrights Horizon: Floyd Collins. Regional—St. Louis Rep: Next Fall; Shakespeare Theatre: Romeo and Juliet; Old Globe: Sea of Tranquility; Pittsburgh Public: …80 Days; Stageworks: I Am My Own Wife; Alliance: The Fourth Wall; Cincinnati Playhouse: The Pavilion, Dirty Blonde; Stratford Shakespeare: Love’s Labour’s Lost, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Antony & Cleopatra, The Illusion, Timon of Athens, Twelfth Night, The Tempest, Romeo & Juliet; Winter Garden: Nothing Sacred; Princess of Wales: The Lion King. Film/TV—Nothing Sacred, Romeo & Juliet, Gotti, Earth: Final Conflict.

Baltimore Center Stage: After the Revolution, Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike, An Enemy of the People, Mud Blue Sky (world premiere). Regional— Rep Stage: The Whale, Las Meninas, A Shayna Maidel; Theater J: The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide…, The Argument, After the Revolution (HH nominee), The Moscows of Nantucket, The Ride Down Mt. Morgan, The Last Seder, Spring Forward/Fall Back, The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife (upcoming); Baltimore Shakespeare Festival: Richard III, Macbeth, All’s Well That Ends Well; Mark Taper Forum: The Substance of Fire; Seattle Center Stage: The Legacy. TV—credits include NYPD Blue and four seasons as DA Ilene Nathan on The Wire. Films—include John Waters’ A Dirty Shame; My One and Only.

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People. Off Broadway—The Flea Theatre: The Art of Preservation (Desiree); New Georges: The Germ Project; Ars Nova: The Voices in My Head; The Public Theater: Jane Says (New Work Now!). Regional—Westport Country Playhouse: Tartuffe; Guthrie Theatre: Chain of Fools. TV— The Good Wife, Body of Proof, Unforgettable. Playwriting—credits include Ars Nova ANT Fest: Estrella Cruz [The Junkyard Queen]; Studio 42: The Hunchback of Seville; The Miracle Theater, Portland, OR: World Premiere of Boomcracklefly. She is currently a Van Lier Playwriting Fellow at New Dramatists. Education—MFA Yale School of Drama, BA Brown University.

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People . Regional—Shakespeare Theatre Company: Merry Wives of Windsor (Robin and William Page, U/S), The Life of Galileo reading (Boy); Ford’s Theatre: A Christmas Carol (Turkey Boy, Boy Scrooge, Ignorance); Wolf Trap: The King and I (Children’s Chorus); Toby’s Dinner Theatre: The King and I (Louis); Mount Vernon Children’s Theatre: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Ben Rogers), Annie (Cabinet Member Hull), Peter Pan (Pirate); Little Theatre of Alexandria: A Christmas Carol (Boy Scrooge, Belle’s Son); City of Fairfax Theatre Company: Annie Get Your Gun (Jesse). Film/TV—National Park Foundation PSA (Boy).

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People. Regional—Children’s Theatre of Annapolis: “Witches” A Tribute to Roald Dahl (Head Waiter), A Night at the Wax Museum (Pirate 1); Colonial Players of Annapolis: A Christmas Carol (Turkey Boy); Colours Performing Arts: Remix (Dancer); PG Little Theatre Group: A Christmas Carol (Turkey Boy); Cheverly Young Actors Guild: Seussical The Musical (A “Who”/Dog), Annie (Orphan); Anderson Dance Company: The Boys are Back (Dancer); Missoula Children’s Theatre: Robin Hood (A Tree); Bethel Church: Birth of Jesus (Shepherd/Sheep). Jory is in grade 5 at Robert Goddard Montessori School located in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Jory is extremely is passionate about the arts!

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People. Regional—Memorial Players: Sound of Music (Goatherd/Puppet); Children’s Playhouse of Maryland: Willy Wonka, Jr. (Oompa Loompa); Pumpkin Theatre: Into The Woods (Mysterious Man); Seussical (Thing 1); Hamilton Elementary/Middle: Alice In Wonderland, Jr. (March Hare), Guys & Dolls (Crapshooter). Lucas is a 7th grader in the Ingenuity Project at Hamilton Elementary/Middle School. He plays the saxophone at school and in the Baltimore School for the Arts TWIGS program. Lucas lives with his family in Lauraville. In March 2012, Lucas won third place in the Morgan State Science Fair. When not on stage, he reads Rick Riordan books. Special thanks to Jimi Kinstle, Ryan Gholson, his family, Pop Pop and Ellen, and his godfathers.

Creative Team

Kwame Kwei-Armah OBE
Director

Riccardo Hernández
Scenic Design

David Burdick
Costume Designer

Alex Basco Koch
Projections Design

Michelle Habeck
Lighting Designer

Ryan Rumery
Sound Design

Kellie Mecleary
Production Dramaturg

Tara Rubin
Casting Director

Laura Smith*
Stage Manager

Caitlin Powers
Assistant Stage Manager

Captain Kate Murphy*
Assistant Stage Manager

Kwame Kwei-Armah OBE is a playwright, director, actor, and broadcaster. At Baltimore Center Stage he has directed Jazz, Marley, One Night in Miami…, Amadeus, dance of the holy ghosts, The Mountaintop, An Enemy of the People, The Whipping Man, and Things of Dry Hours. Other directorial credits include One Love: The Bob Marley Musical (originally Marley) at Birmingham Repertory Theatre; One Night in Miami… at London’s Donmar Warehouse; Twelfth Night, The Comedy of Errors, Much Ado About Nothing, and the world premiere of Detroit ’67 at The Public Theater in New York; Naomi Wallace’s The Liquid Plain and Dominique Morisseau’s Skeleton Crew. His works as playwright include One Love: The Bob Marley Musical, Elmina’s Kitchen, Let There Be Love, A Bitter Herb, Statement of Regret, Seize the Day, and Beneatha’s Place, which debuted at Baltimore Center Stage in 2013 as part of The Raisin Cycle. Kwame served as Artistic Director at Baltimore Center Stage from 2011 to 2018, he is now the Artistic Director at the Young Vic in London. He has served on the boards of Theatre Communications Group, Steinberg Playwright Awards, The National Theatre, and The Tricycle Theatre, and as Artistic Director for the World Arts Festival in Senegal. He was named the Chancellor of the University of the Arts London, and was named an Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People, The Homecoming, The Importance of Being Earnest, The Matchmaker, A Little Night Music, Things of Dry Hours, The Miser, Fences. Broadway—Tony Kushner’s Caroline, or Change (also RNT, London); Topdog/Underdog (also Royal Court, London); Elaine Stritch at Liberty (nat’l tour and Old Vic, London); Parade dir. Hal Prince (Tony, Drama Desk noms); Bells Are Ringing; Bring in ‘Da Noise, Bring in ‘Da Funk (also nat’l tours and Japan); The Tempest. Off Broadway—NYSF/Public: over 20 productions incl. Mother Courage and Her Children, Stuff Happens, Radiant Baby (Drama Desk nom), The America Play; Lincoln Center; NYTW; MTC; MCC; CSC; Playwright’s Horizons; Second Stage; Cherry Lane; BAM. Regional—ART; Alliance; Arena; DTC; Goodman; Hartford Stage; Kennedy Center; La Jolla; Long Wharf; McCarter; Taper; Old Globe; Seattle Rep; South Coast; Shakespeare (DC); Yale Rep. Opera—English National Opera, San Francisco (Philip Glass’ Appomattox); Chicago Lyric; HGO; NYCO; LA; Santa Fe; Pittsburgh; Michigan; Opera Pacific; Berkshire; Det Norske Teatret, Oslo; Hong Kong. Education—Yale School of Drama.

Baltimore Center Stage: Lookingglass Alice, Next to Normal; Amadeus; Twelfth Night; dance of the holy ghosts; Animal Crackers; …Edgar Allan Poe; The Mountaintop; An Enemy of the People; The Whipping Man; A Skull in Connemara; The Rivals; Snow Falling on Cedars; Working it Out; Cyrano; Caroline, or Change; Hearts; Things of Dry Hours; Crumbs from the Table of Joy; Elmina’s Kitchen; Picnic; a.m. Sunday; The Rainmaker; Blithe Spirit; and many others. Regional—Everyman Theatre: Sweat, Dancing at Lughnasa, Intimate Apparel, Long Day’s Journey into Night, The Revolutionists, The Book of Joseph, Dot, Los Ostros, An Inspector Calls, Death of a Salesman, A Streetcar Named Desire, Ruined, Ghosts, Blithe Spirit; Walnut Street/Totem Pole: The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Moon Over Buffalo. Opera—Cincinnati: Don Giovanni; Boston Lyric: I Puritani; Tulsa: Tosca, The Barber of Seville, Carmen, Fidelio. Dance—BAM: FLY: Five First Ladies of Dance; Dayton Contemporary Dance: Lyric Fire (world premiere, dir/choreographer Dianne McIntyre). Other—Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: Holiday Spectacular.

Baltimore Center Stage: SOUL The Stax Musical, Detroit ’67, Pride and Prejudice, Marley, One Night in Miami…, The Mountaintop, An Enemy of the People, ReEntry. Concert Design—The Magnetic Fields: 50 Song Memoir. Broadway—Be More Chill (opening 2019); Irena’s Vow. Off-Broadway—The Atlantic, Playwrights Horizons, Signature Theatre, Ars Nova, Primary Stages, Rattlestick, Ensemble Studio Theatre. Regional and Touring—The Kennedy Center, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Guthrie Theater, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Alliance Theater, Huntington Theatre Company, Court Theatre, Studio Theatre, Actors Theater of Louisville, Two River Theater. London—Menier Chocolate Factory. Film—Miles Ahead; Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You. alexbascokoch.com.

Baltimore Center Stage: Jazz, Marley, Amadeus, dance of the holy ghosts, An Enemy of the People, The Whipping Man, A Skull in Connemara, Let There Be Love, Things of Dry Hours, Elmina’s Kitchen. Broadway—Thoroughly Modern Millie (Slide Artist); The Boy from Oz, King Hedley, Movin’ Out, Thoroughly Modern Millie, King Hedley II Associated & Assistant Lighting Designer). Off Broadway—Fifty Words, MCC Theatre. Regional—The Guthrie, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, The Goodman, Alliance Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Minneapolis Children’s Theatre, The Zach, Kansas City Repertory, Penumbra, Arizona Theatre Company, Writer’s Theatre, Lookingglass, and others. Opera—Austin Lyric Opera: Elixir of Love, The Masked Ball; Julie Taymor’s Grendel, New York (Associate Lighting Designer). Awards—NEATCG Career Development Grant for Design, The University of Texas Faculty Fine Arts Award. Professional—Michelle heads the lighting design program at the University of Texas at Austin.

Baltimore Center Stage: Next to Normal, An Enemy of the People; The Rivals; Snow Falling on Cedars; Cyrano; Caroline, or Change; Arsenic & Old Lace; The Boys from Syracuse. Broadway—Thurgood. Off Broadway—Atlantic Theatre Co.: Between Riverside and Crazy, What Rhymes With America; Irish Rep: A Mind-Bending Evening of Beckett; LCT: 4000 Miles; Rattlestick Theatre Co.: Horsedreams; MTC: We Live Here; Public Theatre: Neighbors; Irish Rep: The Emperor Jones (Lortel Award nom.). Regional—Over 200 including Center Theater Group: The Royale (Ovation nom.); Old Globe: Be A Good Little Widow; Dallas Theater Company: Tigers Be Still, The Who’s Tommy; Long Wharf Theatre: Macbeth 1969; Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park: Behind The Eye (Acclaim Award); Philadelphia Theatre Co.: Golden Age (Barrymore nom.); Woolly Mammoth: The Convert (Helen Hayes nom.), Vigils (Helen Hayes nom.), Stunning (Helen Hayes nom.); Ford’s Theatre: The Heavens are Hung in Black (Helen Hayes nom.); Theatre Alliance: Thief River (Helen Hayes nom.), Florida Stage: Cradle of Man (Carronell nom.). Film—SyncroNYCity, Gatewood, Flowerman, and And, Apart.

Baltimore Center Stage: An Enemy of the People, Mud Blue Sky. Kellie holds a Master’s Degree in Performance Studies from New York University and a BA in English and Theater from Goucher College. Other Center Stage credits include Production Dramaturg for Mud Blue Sky, An Enemy of the People, A Skull in Connemara, American Buffalo, and co-producer of the Pub Lab Series. Other Baltimore credits: BROS: Murdercastle; Single Carrot Theatre: Drunk Enough to Say I Love You?, Milk Milk Lemonade. Previously New York based, she has worked as a dramaturg, director, critic, producer, administrator, and stage manager with various organizations including Brave New World Repertory Company, Pipeline Theater Company, WOW Café Theater, Manhattan Theater Source, and Vital Theater. Her writing has been published through Cerise Press and OffOffOnline.com.

Baltimore Center Stage: Clybourne Park, Beneatha’s Place, An Enemy of the People, Into the Woods. Broadway—The Heiress, Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson, Ghost, One Man, Two Guvnors (US Casting), Jesus Christ Superstar (US Casting), Hugh Jackman: Back on Broadway, How to Succeed..; Promises, Promises, A Little Night Music, Billy Elliot, Shrek, Guys and Dolls, The Farnsworth Invention, …Young Frankenstein, The Little Mermaid, Mary Poppins, My Fair Lady, Pirate Queen, Les Misérables, Spamalot, Jersey Boys, …Spelling Bee, The Producers, Mamma Mia!, Phantom of the Opera, Contact. Off Broadway— Love, Loss, and What I Wore, Old Jews Telling Jokes. Regional—Yale Repertory, La Jolla Playhouse.

Baltimore Center Stage: Detroit ’67, As You Like It; 4000 Miles; After the Revolution; It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play; Amadeus; Wild with Happy; Twelfth Night; Stones in His Pockets; dance of the holy ghosts; Clybourne Park; Beneatha’s Place; The Mountaintop; Bus Stop; An Enemy of the People; The Whipping Man; Gleam; The Rivals; Snow Falling on Cedars; Cyrano; Working it Out; Fabulation or, The Re-Education of Undine; Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?; Joe Turner’s Come and Gone. Regional—Shakespeare Theater Company: Salome; Contemporary American Theater Festival: World Builders; Everyman: Pygmalion, Shipwrecked, The Exonerated, Rabbit Hole, Doubt, Gem of the Ocean, And a Nightingale Sang, The School for Scandal, A Number, Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me, Yellowman; Woolly Mammoth: Gruesome Playground Injuries, House of Gold, The Unmentionables, Vigils, After Ashley; Folger: Measure for Measure, Olney Theatre: Stuff Happens; Theater Alliance: Headsman’s Holiday, Pangea.

Baltimore Center Stage: One Night in Miami…, Next to Normal, Animal Crackers, Mud Blue Sky, The Mountaintop, …Edgar Allan Poe, A Skull in Connemara, American Buffalo, Crime & Punishment, Let There Be Love, The Santaland Diaries, The Importance of Being Earnest, Things of Dry Hours, Trouble in Mind, Three Sisters, Radio Golf, The Murder of Isaac, Once on This Island, King Lear. Regional—Trinity Rep: Boeing-Boeing; Actors Theatre of Louisville: All Hail Hurricane Gordo*, The Clean House, Moot the Messenger*, Dracula, The Ruby Sunrise*, Tall Grass Gothic*, The Drawer Boy, Amadeus, As You Like It (*premieres at the Humana Festival of New American Plays); Contemporary American Theater Festival: The Overwhelming, Pig Farm; Totem Pole Playhouse: Over 75 productions through 13 summer stock seasons. Film/TV—Route 30, Route 30 Too!, The Father and the Bear, Next Food Network Star. Professional—Director of Stage Management at Virginia Tech University. Proud Actors Equity and ASCAP Member. For Whitney – with love and gratitude.

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association

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“...engaging and compelling, keeping you on the edge of your seat.”— DC Metro Theatre Arts

“... a hard production to top this year.”— Chesapeake Taste

“Outstanding production...This well-acted, thought-provoking play should not be missed.”— MD Theatre Guide

“Swift, engrossing production.”— WYPR

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09.28.12: The Baltimore Sun—Center Stage opens 50th season with revival of 'An Enemy of the People'
10.03.12: City Paper—Center Stage's season-launching show examines the power of the crowd

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