White Rabbit Red Rabbit

December 12–December 23

White Rabbit Red Rabbit
By Nassim Soleimanpour

This season in our Third Space:

White Rabbit Red Rabbit

By Nassim Soleimanpour

Dec 12–23, 2017

No rehearsals. No set. And a different actor reads the script for the first time at each performance. A play for the most curious and adventurous theatergoers, this performance transcends time and distance.

Schedule of Performers:

Tue, Dec 12 at 8 pm: It could be you!

Tonight’s actor will be picked at random from a pool of willing participants.

Wed, Dec 13 at 8 pm: Vincent Lancisi

Artistic Director and founder of Everyman Theatre

Thu, Dec 14 at 7 pm: Saycon Sengbloh

Actress (Tony Award nominee, Eclipsed</em>; Scandal, BCS: Marley)

Fri, Dec 15 at 8 pm: Sonja Sohn

Actress & Community Activist (The Wire, Baltimore Rising)

Sat, Dec 16 at 2 pm: Wes Moore

Author & Philanthropist (The Other Wes Moore)

Sat, Dec 16 at 8 pm: Felicity Jones Latta

Actress (BCS: ‘Tis Pity…, The Homecoming, Lady Windemere’s Fan)

Sun, Dec 17 at 2 pm: Kathryn Erbe

Actress (Law & Order: Criminal Intent)

Sun, Dec 17 at 7:30 pm: Rosiland Cauthen

Theatre Department Head at Baltimore School for the Arts

Mon, Dec 18 at 8 pm: JUST ANNOUNCED: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake

Former Baltimore City Mayor

Tue, Dec 19 at 8 pm: Lisa Lampanelli

Comedian/Actress/Playwright (HBO Comedy Special, Tonight Show, The Howard Stern Show)

Wed, Dec 20 at 8 pm: Jonathan Palevsky

Radio Host (WBJC, Cinema Sundays)

Thu, Dec 21 at 7 pm: Carrie Preston Benefit Night! Tickets $75

Actress (Emmy Award winner, The Good Wife</em>; True Blood)

Fri, Dec 22 at 8 pm: JUST ANNOUNCED: Kevin Kilner

Actor (House of Cards, One Tree Hill, Smart House, BCS: An Enemy of the People)

Sat, Dec 23 at 8 pm: Tracie Thoms

Actress (The Devil Wears Prada, Rent, BCS: A Raisin in the Sun)

Special Benefit Night with Carrie Preston: $75

All other performances: just $25!

Membership discounts not applicable to Off Center tickets.

Approximate runtime is 60-70 minutes. There will be no intermission.

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Cast

Rosiland Cauthen

Kathryn Erbe*

Felicity Jones Latta*

Kevin Kilner*

Lisa Lampanelli*

Vincent Lancisi

Wes Moore

Jonathan Palevsky

Carrie Preston*

Hon. Stephanie Rawlings-Blake

Saycon Sengbloh*

Sonja Sohn

Tracie Thoms

Theatre Department Head at Baltimore School for the Arts

Rosiland Cauthen joined Baltimore School for the Arts in 2016 as Theatre Department Head. She came from Baltimore Center Stage, where she served as the Director of Community Programs & Education and worked to develop many youth theater programs, such as Camp Center Stage, in-school playwriting residencies, after-school programming, a discussion series, and community partnerships. Rosiland is a graduate of the MFA in Theater program at Towson University. She has taught theater courses as an adjunct professor at Towson University, where she has also directed for their Mainstage. Before coming to Baltimore, she was a corps member of Teach For America, a national corps of young innovative teachers working in the nation’s underserved schools. Rosiland is also a director and producer, whose work has been featured at The Creative Alliance, Baltimore Theatre Project, The Arena Players, Baltimore Center Stage, and The Kennedy Center.

Actress (Law & Order: Criminal Intent)

Kathryn Erbe is best known for playing Detective Alexandra Eames in Law & Order: Criminal Intent. Erbe’s television credits include playing the infamous death row inmate Shirley Bellinger on the acclaimed HBO series Oz. She also appeared on USA’s The Sinner, NBC’s Homicide: Life On The Street, the miniseries George Wallace, Showtime’s original production of Naked City: Justice With A Bullet, ABC’s Conviction, Showtime’s Billions, CBS’s Blue Bloods, and Elementary.

Erbe also gained notice in the 1999 box office hit Stir of Echoes opposite Kevin Bacon and Dream with the Fishes with David Arquette. Her additional film credits include Entropy, Kiss of Death, D2: The Mighty Ducks, Rich in Love, What About Bob?, and Speaking of Sex with Lara Flynn Boyle and Bill Murray. Erbe also filmed Three Backyards, starring opposite Embeth Davidtz and Edie Falco, Mother’s House, Worst Friend’s, The Love Guide with Parker Posey, Mistress America, and No Beast So Fierce.

Before appearing in feature films, Erbe began her career on the stage. She is a member of the Steppenwolf Theater Company and has starred in many of their productions, including Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire as Stella, Curse of the Starving Class, and My Thing of Love. She earned a Tony Award nomination in 1991 for her portrayal of Mary in Speed of Darkness. Erbe is also an active member of the Atlantic Theatre Company. For the last year, Erbe has recently focused her attention to the theater appearing in Craig Lucas’ play Ode to Joy, as Pat Nixon in The Vineyard’s Checkers, Natasha in Lincoln Center’s Nikolai and The Others, Sue in ACT’s Natural Affection, Mother in Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, America, Kuwait as well as Adele in Rattlestick’s production of Ode to Joy.

Erbe was last seen, on stage, co-starring alongside Frank Langella in MTC Tony Nominated Broadway production of The Father and can currently be seen recurring on ABC’s How To Get Away With Murder.

Actress (BSC: ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore, The Homecoming, Lady Windemere’s Fan)

Baltimore Center Stage—‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore, The Homecoming, Lady Windemere’s Fan. Broadway—Circle in the Square: Metamorphoses. Broadway Tour—The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Off Broadway—Manhattan Theatre Club: The Captain’s Tiger; NYSF: Measure for Measure; The Acting Company:

As You Like It. Regional—Yale Repertory Theatre: Arcadia, The Fairytale Lives of Russian Girls, Hamlet, American Night: The Ballad of Juan Jose, A Winter’s Tale, The Master Builder, A Woman of No Importance, Lulu, The Ladies of the Camellias; Westport Country Playhouse: Broken Glass, The Diary of Anne Frank; American Conservatory Theatre: Enrico IV ; The Odyssey (Goodman Theatre); Cymbeline (Hartford Stage, McCarter Theatre). Professional—She is Associate Director of Lattawork Productions, performing her one-woman school show ME PLURIBUS UNUM. She was Artistic Associate for ten years at Theatre de la Jeune Lune where she co-wrote and performed in such works as Crusoe, Friday and the Island of Hope, The Green Bird, and Children of Paradise: Shooting a Dream. Film and Television—Signs, Julie & Julia; The Carrie Diaries; Wonderland; Deadline; Ed; and Law & Order. Felicity is a 2014 Lunt-Fontanne Fellow.

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).

Comedian/Actress/Playwright

Lisa Lampanelli has been known for more than a quarter-century as Comedy’s Lovable Queen of Mean. Heralded as “more than a standup—a standout,” by comedy legend Jim Carrey and called “a true original and a brilliant comedy mind who’ll steal the show every time” by her hero Howard Stern, Lampanelli is known for saying things that most people are afraid to think. Her raunchy, gut-busting performances are wildly popular at theaters across the US and Canada.

Lampanelli’s fifth stand-up special, 2015’s Back to the Drawing Board, proved the insult comic was new, improved, and funnier than ever. The EPIX special was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album of the Year—the second such nomination for the comedian—and showed off Lisa’s radically different look after having lost more than 100 pounds with the help of gastric sleeve surgery. That weight loss and her love of theater inspired her to write Stuffed: A Big-Boned, Skinny-Ass, All-You-Can-Laugh New Play. Having been every size from 2 to 26, Lampanelli has firsthand knowledge of the food and body-image struggle.

Stuffed had an initial run at the non-profit WP Theater in the fall of 2016, where it was a critical success, and was nicknamed “Love, Loss and What I Ate” by The New Yorker. The New York Times called it “hilarious and heartfelt,” and Theatermania praised the 2017 commercial off-Broadway production at the Westside Theatre by saying, “Stuffed is basically what it would look like if Jean-Paul Sartre produced a show on the Food Network… Lampanelli puts her finger on the intersection of size, race, and class in a way few plays ever do.”

Lampanelli also addresses these subjects and more in her own podcast, Get Stuffed with Lisa Lampanelli. The weekly, hour-long podcast l focuses on the comedic actress’s interest in healthy lifestyle, food, weight, and body image, as well as other issues that are near and dear to her heart. Lampanelli and her co-host, comedian Mike Morse, discuss stories in the news relating to these subjects, as well as other topics that touch on those issues. During the podcast, Lampanelli also fields questions, gives “tough love”-style advice, and features special guests, including weekly correspondent Sirius OutQ and Daily Show alumnus Frank Decaro.

Lampanelli became a household name when she joined 17 other celebrities on the fifth season of NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice, hosted by current president Donald Trump. The fifth installment of the show, with the largest-ever lineup of famous faces competing for charities of their choice, was a ratings bonanza for NBC. As a final-four contestant, Lisa raised more than $130,000 for the Gay Men’s Health Crisis. She also starred as a regular on Bounty Hunters, CMT’s first-ever animated series, and guest starred on a hilarious episode of CBS’s 2 Broke Girls, helmed by Sex and the City creator, Michael Patrick King.

Lampanelli’s rise to the top of the comedy food chain began in 2002 when she was the only female comedian invited to skewer Chevy Chase on the NY Friars Club Comedy Central Roast. She soon became known as the “Queen of the Roasts”, going on to lambaste such names as Pamela Anderson, Jeff Foxworthy, William Shatner, Flava Flav, David Hasselhoff and, most recently, Donald Trump. Due to her success as a roaster, in 2009, Lisa was asked to serve as Roastmaster for the highly rated Comedy Central Roast of friend and fellow comic, Larry the Cable Guy.

One of the few white comedians to perform on BET’s Comic View and a recurring guest on The Wendy Williams Show,Lampanelli has clearly cemented her huge crossover appeal. In January 2007, Lisa’s second one-hour special, Dirty Girl, debuted on Comedy Central and Warner Bros. Records, and reached #4 on the charts. Soon thereafter, Dirty Girl was nominated for a Grammy Award for 2007’s Best Comedy Album of the Year.

Lampanelli reached new comedic heights with her 2009 HBO comedy special, Long Live the Queen and, that same year, released her autobiography, Chocolate, Please: My Adventures in Food, Fat and Freaks (Harper Collins). She has also been a monthly contributor for the Women column in Playboy Magazine and has been a writer for the blog for Kripalu, the world-renowned yoga and meditation retreat center.

On the feature film side, Lisa appeared in the David Chase-directed feature film, Not Fade Away. She also appeared in Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector and had a featured role in Delta Farce, opposite Bill Engvall, Larry the Cable Guy, and D.J. Quall. One of the stars of the hilarious feature film documentary, The Aristocrats, Lampanelli played a more maternal version of herself in the Owen Wilson vehicle, Judd Apatow’s Drillbit Taylor.

She currently resides in New York City and Connecticut. insultcomic.com.

Artistic Director and founder of Everyman Theatre

Vincent M. Lancisi (Founding Artistic Director) founded Everyman Theatre in October of 1990 and has directed over 35 productions including M. Butterfly, Noises Off, Dot, Death of A Salesman, Under the Skin, Blithe Spirit, Deathtrap, Tribes, The Glass Menagerie, The Beaux’ Stratagem, August: Osage County, You Can’t Take It With You, Stick Fly, All My Sons, Two Rooms, Rabbit Hole, The Cherry Orchard, Doubt, Much Ado About Nothing, The Cone Sister, And a Nightingale Sang, The School for Scandal, A Number, Amadeus, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Buried Child, The Last Night of Ballyhoo, A Delicate Balance, Hedda Gabler, Proof, Uncle Vanya, and The Last Five Years. In addition to his work at Everyman, he has taught acting and directing at Towson University, University of Maryland, Catholic University, Howard Community College, and at Everyman Theatre. He is a member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers. He currently sits on the boards for the Bromo Tower Arts & Entertainment District and the Market Center Merchants Association. In the past, he has served on the boards of the Baltimore Theatre Alliance and the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance as well as panels for the Maryland State Arts Council. Vincent holds his undergraduate degree in Theatre from Boston College and his master’s degree in Directing from The Catholic University of America.

Author & Philanthropist (The Other Wes Moore)

Wes Moore is the CEO at Robin Hood, a bestselling author, and a social entrepreneur. Wes previously served on Robin Hood’s Veterans Advisory Board, which brought together leaders from the military, nonprofits, and government to connect veterans and their families living in poverty to housing, job training, education, counseling, and health services. Before becoming CEO at Robin Hood, Wes was the founder and CEO at BridgeEdU, an innovative platform addressing the college completion and job placement crisis. BridgeEdU reinvents freshman year through high-touch and high-tech supports for students.

Wes also hosts Oprah Winfrey Network’s Beyond Belief and PBS’s American Graduate Day; and is the executive producer and host of PBS’s Coming Back with Wes Moore, focusing on the reintegration of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. Wes and his work have been featured by USA Today, People Magazine, NBC News, NPR, Meet the Press, The Colbert Report, The View, and many others. Wes’ books, The Other Wes Moore and The Work, became instant New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers, capturing the nation’s attention on the fine line between success and failure in our communities.

Wes grew up in Baltimore and the Bronx, and despite childhood challenges, graduated Phi Theta Kappa from Valley Forge Military College in 1998 and Phi Beta Kappa from Johns Hopkins University in 2001. He earned an MLitt in International Relations from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar in 2004. Wes then served as a Captain and paratrooper with the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne, including a combat deployment to Afghanistan. He later served as a White House Fellow to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

While at Johns Hopkins, Wes founded STAND!, working with Baltimore youth involved in the criminal justice system. He has served on the boards of Iraq Afghanistan Veterans of America and Johns Hopkins University.

Jonathan Palevsky, B.M., M.M., is currently Program Director of WBJC 91.5 FM, Baltimore’s Classical Music Station. His undergraduate studies at Carleton University in Ottawa focused on musicology and his graduate work at Baltimore’s Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University involved classical guitar performance. In addition to his administrative duties at WBJC, Jonathan can be heard as host of Face the Music, The WBJC Opera Preview, Music in Maryland, Word on Wine, and numerous community interviews. He is a lecturer in the Johns Hopkins and Towson Osher Programs and also hosts Cinema Sundays at the Charles Theatre.

Actress (Emmy Award winner, The Good Wife; True Blood; BCS: A Cherry Orchard)

Carrie Preston is currently starring as Polly in the hit TNT show Claws. She played Arlene Fowler on HBO’s True Blood, which ran for seven seasons. And she recurred as the scatterbrained, genius lawyer Elsbeth Tascioni on The Good Wife (for which she won an Emmy award) and currently recurs as the same character in the spinoff The Good Fight. She also played Mr. Finch’s love interest, Grace, on Person of Interest and starred in the sitcom Crowded for NBC.

Other screen work includes Happyish, Duplicity; Vicky Christina Barcelona; Transamerica; Towelhead; Virginia; That Evening Sun; A Bag of Hammers; Desperate Housewives; Private Practice; Lost; Royal Pains; Numbers; Arrested Development; two killers and two victims on four different episodes of Law And Order: Criminal Intent and SVU.

Broadway: The Tempest; Festen; The Rivals. Other theater includes Antony and Cleopatra (cross dressing as Caesar to Vanessa Redgrave’s Cleopatra) Cycling Past the Matterhorn; Chaucer in Rome; Boys and Girls.

She got her regional theater start at Baltimore Center Stage in A Cherry Orchard and later appeared in productions of She Stoops to Conquer and No Foreigners Beyond This Point. Also a director/producer with Daisy 3 Pictures, she directed the feature That’s What She Said, starring Anne Heche, Marcia DeBonis, and Alia Shawkat, which premiered at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and is available on all platforms. Her latest directorial projects are Darwin: The Series available online and the feature film Happy Lucky Golden Tofu Panda Dragon Good Time Fun Fun Show, starring Kate Rigg and based on her live stage show.

Former Baltimore City Mayor

Veteran Democratic political strategist Stephanie Rawlings-Blake served as the 49th Mayor of the largest independent city in America. She was elected by her peers as the 73rd President of the US Conference of Mayors (USCM)—the first African-American woman to hold the post. A long-time active participant in national politics, Rawlings-Blake held the position of Secretary of the Democratic National Committee from 2013 to February 2017. She currently runs her own consulting firm, srb & associates where she provides leading companies including Airbnb and Hudson News with the contacts and context to navigate municipal government issues. She also serves as a Political Contributor for ABC News.

Rawlings-Blake launched her political career when she became the youngest person ever elected to the Baltimore City Council at the age of 25. She won a citywide election to the position of City Council President, serving from 2007 until early 2010, when she became Mayor. The hallmarks of Rawlings-Blake’s administration include strong fiscal stewardship, regulatory reform, trusted leadership, support for immigrants, smart development, sustainability, and enriching programs to improve the lives of residents as well as attract and retain entrepreneurs and national retailers. Rawlings-Blake created Baltimore’s first long-range financial plan and implemented a bold set of reforms, taking on some of the biggest and most controversial challenges facing America’s urban centers. The plan put Baltimore on track to reduce homeowner property taxes by more than 20% over a 10-year period. Her package of financial reforms led to the city receiving its highest bond ratings in more than 50 years.

Rawlings-Blake has been honored with numerous awards and accolades. In 2013, she was awarded the First Citizen Award by the Maryland State Senate, a top honor for dedicated and effective participants in the process of making government work for the benefit of all. The Maryland Daily Record selected her as one of “Maryland’s Top 100 Women” in 2007 and again in 2011.

Actress (Tony Award nominee, Eclipsed; Scandal, BCS: Marley)

Saycon Sengbloh most recently starred in Signature Theatre’s In The Blood. At Baltimore Center Stage she starred as Rita Marley in Marley. She received the Drama Desk and Obie Awards and a Tony Award nomination for her role as Wife #1 in Eclipsed. She recurs on ABC’s Scandal and co-stars in the Ernest Dickerson film, Double Play. Broadway credits include Holler If Ya Hear Me, Motown, Fela!, Hair. Other theater credits include Eclipsed (Public Theater), Hair (Shakespeare in the Park).Other film and TV credits include American Gangster, HBO’s The Night Of, The Good Wife, Funny Valentines, Behind the Curtain: Eclipsed. iTunes: Everything. Education: Tri-Cities VPA, Freddie Hendricks YEA, Agnes Scott College.

Actress & Community Activist (The Wire, Baltimore Rising)

Best known for her starring role as Detective Kima Greggs on all five seasons of the renowned HBO drama The Wire, Sonja Sohn is the daughter of a Korean mother and African-American father. Born and raised in the south and spending most of her childhood in Newport News, VA, Sonja attended New York City’s School of Visual Arts, City College and Brooklyn College, where her love for writing took over and sent her on an unexpected trajectory towards the entertainment business.

In 1998, SLAM, a film she co-wrote and co-starred in, won the Sundance Grand Jury Prize and the Camera d’Or Prize at Cannes. During this period, her notoriety on the spoken word scene also led to a recording contract with Warner Brothers’ London based label, Artthrob Records, where she and producer, Noel Watson, recorded under the name, Fini Dolo. Sohn’s work in entertainment over the years includes projects such as CBS’ The Good Wife, Brothers and Sisters and Cold Case, ABC’s Body of Proof and USA network’s Burn Notice, as well as the Warner Brothers feature, Shaft, starring Sam Jackson and Paramount’s Bringing Out the Dead, starring Nicholas Cage and directed by Martin Scorsese.

Known for playing real, strong, soulful female characters, Sohn can be seen in recurring arcs on three different television projects in 2016 and 2017—the Hulu series Shut Eye, Marvel/Netflix series Luke Cage, and the upcoming Showtime series The Chi, which follows a community living on Chicago’s south side. She also directed and executive produced a full length documentary for HBO entitled, Baltimore Rising. The film chronicles a uniquely transformative moment in Baltimore by following key residents, activists and events, in the aftermath of the Baltimore Uprising of 2015.

In 2008, Sohn was inspired to start the non-profit, ReWired For Change by her own life’s journey and her participation in the voter empowerment efforts that took place just before the 2008 presidential election.

Actress (The Devil Wears Prada, Rent, BCS: A Raisin in the Sun)

Tracie Thoms has had wide-ranging success in film, television, and theater throughout her busy career. Tracie currently recurs on five series at once: The First on Hulu, 9-1-1 on FOX, NBC’s Gone, Lifetime’s UnReal and Judd Apatow’s Love on Netflix. She starred in the highly acclaimed Broadway production of Falsettos, which recently aired in US, and in the Lifetime movie, The Real MVP: The Wanda Pratt Story. In 2015, Tracie and Oscar nominee John Hawkes closed their run in the world premiere of David Auburn’s Lost Lake at Manhattan Theatre Club, directed Daniel Sullivan.

Tracie realized a long-held dream when she starred as Joanne in the final weeks of the historic run of the iconic musical, Rent. She played the same key role in Sony’s film of Rent opposite Rosario Dawson, and Idina Menzel. Tracie was seen opposite Zoe Bell and Dawson in Raze, opposite Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt in Christopher Nolan’s Looper, and with Denzel Washington in Safe House. She starred with Kurt Russell in Quentin Tarantino’s Grindhouse: Death Proof and opposite Anne Hathaway in David Frankel’s The Devil Wears Prada. She was featured in Columbia’s remake of Annie with Jamie Foxx and Quvenzhane Wallis, and is currently appearing in the feature, A Christmas in New York.

Tracie starred on Broadway opposite Dulé Hill and Mekhi Phifer in Stick Fly, and opposite Alfre Woodard in Drowning Crow. She was a lead in the acclaimed The Exonerated at The Culture Project Off-Broadway, and she’s been featured in The 24 Hour Plays, The 24 Hour Musicals, and the original production of 10 Things To Do Before I Die at New York’s Second Stage.

Tracie was a series regular on CBS’ Cold Case. She starred for Fox in the series, Wonderfalls, recurred on Harry’s Law on CBS, and has guest starred on Veep, Person of Interest, Suits, The Shield, The Good Wife, The Mindy Project, Criminal Minds, and Wisdom of the Crowd.

Tracie began studying acting in her hometown of Baltimore at age nine. She attended high school at the prestigious Baltimore School for the Arts. Later, she received a BFA from Howard University and a graduate degree in acting from New York City’s renowned Juilliard School.

Creative Team

Jen Grunfeld*
Stage Manager

Julianne Franz*
Stage Manager (for Dec 18 performance)

Baltimore Center Stage: debut. Stage Management credits include Broadway—Roundabout Theatre Company: 2017 Spring Gala and The Man Who Came To Dinner Benefit Reading; Lincoln Center Theatre: Directors’ Lab 2016. Tours—Saturday Night Fever. Regional—Arena Stage: The Price; Merry-Go-Round Playhouse Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Guys & Dolls, Oklahoma!, Tim Rice’s From Here to Eternity, Treasure Island, Million Dollar Quartet, Smokey Joe’s Café, West Side Story, Light in the Piazza, Saturday Night Fever, and Sweeney Todd;Round House Theatre: The Night Alive; Studio Theatre: Laugh, Choir Boy, Bad Jews, Belleville; Keegan Theatre: The Best Man; and Adventure Theatre MTC: Cat in The Hat.

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association

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“The whole experience is altogether funny and serious and surprising and you—by which I mean we—are all in it together.”— SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER

“A dazzling, transcendent piece of alive-and-kicking avant-garde theater.”— ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

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