Extraordinary Women Tour 2017

As the season of giving thanks comes around again, I want to share my deep gratitude for Extraordinary Women. Being a part of their live events this year, and performing for thousands of women across the country was an honor and a highlight of 2017. There is nothing like gathering thousands of women together to laugh,Continue reading “Extraordinary Women Tour 2017”

Extraordinary Women Tour

A couple of highlights from my tour dates with Extraordinary Women last year…Thank you to the thousands of women in attendance for sharing your weekends with us!  It is a delight to perform dramas for you, and such a unique experience as an actor to get to hear from the audience first-hand. Thank you forContinue reading “Extraordinary Women Tour”

Touring with WME Live Events

I have had the privilege of joining the Women of Faith team once again for this season’s “Loved” Tour, hosted by WME Live Events. First three stops were Billings, MT; Fort Wayne, IN; and Louisville, KY. Next up: Lincoln, NE and Orlando! Check out a few moments from the Louisville event…

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 studyingContinue reading “The SITI Company in Boise”

“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 madeContinue reading ““Star Turn” Critique”

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 toContinue reading “Panndora’s Box Festival of New Works”