Read the Malibu Times’s review of The Oldest Living Graduate HERE.
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The cast of “The Oldest Living Graduate”…
Top row, L to R: Susan Hardie, Daren Kelley, Kevin Allesee, Truce Kai, Howard Ferguson-Woitzman, Tom Sean Foley, Colette Kilroy
Bottom row, L to R: Howard Rosen, Katharine Everett, and director Nancy Little
Opens April 14th at The Malibu Stage Company (malibustagecompany.com).
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CURRENTLY
I’ve recently been cast as “Martha Ann” in the Malibu Stage Company‘s production of ”The Oldest Living Graduate” by Preston Jones. We’re right in the middle of rehearsals and having the best time putting it together. The play opens on April 14th and will run for six weekends. Check the website for ticket info…
xo Katharine
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Fall Touring
What a great weekend in Omaha kicking off my fall tour with Women of Faith!
Here are my upcoming dates for the rest of the season…
DALLAS August 26 & 27
ANAHEIM September 9 & 10
DENVER September 30 & October 1
SACRAMENTO October 14 & 15
SAN ANTONIO October 21 & 22
SEATTLE October 28 & 29
Hope to see you soon!
xo Katharine
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Tour Dates
Katharine helped to kick off the Women of Faith season in Des Moines, IA on March 12th and 13th. She is performing this weekend in Shreveport, LA, to wrap up her Spring tour dates.
In the Fall, she is slotted to appear in the following cities*: Indianapolis, IN; Tulsa, OK; Philadelphia, PA; Denver, CO; Milwaukee, WI; San Antonia, TX; and Sacramento, CA.
*Subject to change.
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Touring in 2010
Katharine is very pleased to announce that she will be joining Women of Faith in their 2010 touring season! She will have the privilege of working with and performing the pieces of writer and dramatist Nicole Johnson. For a look at Nicole’s work, check out her website at freshbrewedlife.com.
Click here for Katharine’s Q and A with Nicole and stay tuned for a list of the select cities where Katharine will be performing this year.
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The SITI Company in Boise
I just got back from a week-long intensive training session with the SITI (Saratoga International Theatre Institute) Company in Boise, ID. They teach the Suzuki and Viewpoints “methods” as training techniques. The teaching was incredibly valuable and the practical applications to my craft and my work as an actor are endless. I highly recommend studying under the SITI company, no matter what kind of artist you are. They perform and teach all over the world and you can find lots of information on their website. (link above)
The history of where each of these practices come from is fascinating, particularly the Viewpoints. Anne Bogart, artistic director of SITI Company, helped to write The Viewpoints Book with Tina Landau. It’s very helpful in understanding the ideas and it’s also full of great exercizes. But Mary Overly was the original thinker behind the theory and her website (sixviewpoints.com) is very inspiring. It is full of the complex ideas that are behind and go beyond the Viewpoints. If you are interested in the Viewpoints at all, I recommend checking out her site too. –Katharine
“Star Turn” Critique
Eric Marchese gave an overall favorable critique of Linda Whitmore’s Star Turn, read recently at Panndora’s Box Festival of New Works.
Katharine Everett and Toby Meuli received generous comments for their readings of “Tracy” and “Perry,” respectively.
“The scene between Tracy and Perry is among the play’s best [...] Katharine Everett and Toby Meuli made the scene and their characters genuinely compelling, and Everett’s lack of artifice and mannerisms made her acting style seem natural and suited her well to her role.”
Despite faulting the plausability of some of the elements of the play, Marchese is pleased and hopeful about the future of Star Turn.
“With so many strengths, “Star Turn” shows tremendous promise, and a reworking of some of its weaknesses will bring the entire play up to the level of the funny scenes featuring Max [...] and the strong chemistry between Tracy and Perry.”
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Panndora’s Box Festival of New Works
Panndora Productions just concluded their 3rd annual New Works play-reading festival at the Breath of Fire Theatre in Santa Ana last weekend. Of the five plays featured over the weekend, Star Turn by Linda Whitmore, turned out to be one of the most popular. A Neil Simon-esque comedy set in New York City, it proved to be a crowd-pleaser. Katharine Everett starred as the lead, Tracy White. Toby Meuli starred opposite as the romantic interest, Perry.
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