Freud’s Last Session (Chicago cast)
Making God Laugh
tick, tick…BOOM!
Kin
Tuesdays with Morrie – Buffalo Theatre Ensemble
Her Naked Skin
The Iceman Cometh
Timon of Athens
Tigers Be Still
CATS
Pride and Prejudice at Lifeline theatre
The Receptionist
Joffrey Ballet – SPRING DESIRE
In a Forest, Dark and Deep
Rise of the Numberless
Jeff Awards Non-Equity Nominations 2012
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Fish Men (0)
After hearing Jerome pontificating on the plight of American Indians, we also learn that Ninety-Two is a Holocaust survivor. We learn that Rey is much more than a chump “fish” chess player. We hear his story about surviving a genocide of his family and village in Guatemala. Rey lives for revenge and since the chess hustlers took the man who saved his life in Guatemala, he is bent on cleaning out the hustlers through his amazing chess skills
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Rinaldo (0)
George Frederic Handel’s (1685-1759) first Italian opera composed for the London stage, Rinaldo, in 1711 was a spectacle that introduced Londoners to the joy of Italian baroque opera with its wonderful melodies and rich bel canto singing. The longer I’m exposed to the joys of opera, the more I admire the Baroque style opera with their exquisite singing that allows the performers to demonstrate their craft upon the melodious scores
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