Well, it has been a while since I have been in a play written in the 21st century: 2 years to be exact. And after playing in Hamlet and Romeo & Juliet, it feels like an eternity since I have been in a comedy.
Today
both these cycles have been broken. I have been cast in Americana, a
series of 3 one-act plays written by David Macaray. I will be playing
Sandra Larson, a hoarding consumerist, in “No Salesman Will Call”. This
will be my first time working at the fabulous Stages Theatre
in downtown Fullerton, CA and my third time working with director Phil
Brickey. As Phil said earlier today, “It has been too long.”
The last time I worked with Phil was on a play reading of Transfigured Night,
where I played the wife of the great composer Anton Webern. I think we
have both grown as artists since then and I can't wait to get
reacquainted with his work. Also joining the cast is Tracy C. Marquis,
who played Webern in that production, and KC Marie Pandell, whom I
trained with at FUHS and Chapman University. I am looking forward to meeting the rest of the cast for the first time on Tuesday.
Here's to a new adventure!
Monday, April 29, 2013
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