Sarah, with Kathryn Gray as Charlotte, promo shot for Female Transport, Hunger Artists Ensemble Theatre, 1989. | *off-key singing* "I feel dirty, oh, so dirty..." In the dressing room after a performance of Female Transport. Franki Franklin, Kathryn Gray, me, TJ Geist, Jim Gaskie. | With Tiffany Klunzinger, backstage during Li'l Abner, Blue Lake Theatre Festival, 1990. Worst musical EVER. You couldn't pay me to watch it. But hey, at least the cast had fun. |
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The cast of Bus Stop, Westminster Dinner Theatre, 1993. Back row: me, Kristi Gleason, James Sullivan, Tom Meinen, Dan Marquardt. Front row: Natalie Nissing, Wade Wood, Neil Hyre. | With "stepmom" Maria Petrella-Ackley, in the Palace Theatre green room during Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella, 1994. | Chorus in Henry V, Ohio Festival Theatre, 1994. |
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First Witch (top), with Kira Muse, Doug Hoehn and Edward Twynham in Macbeth, Rosebriar Shakespeare Company, 1994. | Beatrice, with John Heisel as Benedick, in promo shot for Much Ado About Nothing, Rosebriar Shakespeare Company, 1995. | Beatrice and the Ball-Bouncin' Babes. Caise Rode (Hero), me, Kira Muse (Margaret), Dee Dauber (Ursula). |
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Lucy Hale in These Honorable Men: The Life and Death of John Wilkes Booth, Rosebriar Shakespeare Company, 1995. | Sabina in The Skin of Our Teeth, Nevertheless Productions, 1995. | Sylvia St. Croix, with Molly Camp as Tina, Ruthless! The Musical, A Premiere Playhouse, 1996. |
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Erin Cameron and Beth Quinn show off our first sellout, Winnie-the-Pooh national tour, Cleveland Signstage Theatre, 1997. | Goneril (far right), with Cindy Frazzini as Regan and Greg Brunton as Edmund, King Lear, Rosebriar Shakespeare Company, 1997. | Mercutio (Colin Sweet) and Tybalt (Anton Naess) face off in Romeo & Juliet, Park Playhouse Teen Theatre, 1999. I did the fight choreography. Those kids rocked. |
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Romeo (Tim Fulton) duels Tybalt. | Imogen, with Edward Twynham as Iachimo, Cymbeline, Rosebriar Shakespeare Company, 2000. I also directed. They nearly had to lock me up, but somehow there was a show. "It's a mystery!" | Deirdre McDavey, with Bryan K. Davis as Andrew Rally, I Hate Hamlet, Rosebriar Shakespeare Company, 2000. |
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