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Phil Thompason was last seen as Judge Turpin in Metro Stage's production of Sweeney Todd. Other recent roles include: Tom Avery in Men of Tortuga (Apollinaire Theatre), Jack in The Yeats Game, Abusive Male/Bobbo in Wives (Boston Playwright's Theatre), Gabriel in Dead City (Apollinaire Theatre), Connor in Distant Music (Image Theatre), White Man in Race (Theatre on Fire, Charlestown WorkingTheatre), Xavier Cassidy in By The Bog of Cats (Devanaughn), Detective Porterhouse in Run For Your Wife and as Vic in Funny Money (Firehouse Theatre). Phil is a resident actor with Playwright's Platform actively taking part in numerous readings of new plays in various stages of development. He has performed in radio and television commercials in Boston. Phil also has appeared in numerous new play festivals at the Boston Theatre Marathon, Playwright's Platform, Mill City Minutes and the Gecko reading series. Phil works with the PERCS program at Boston Children's Hospital---a program using improvisation as a training tool for medical professionals. Phil studied acting and voice in New York and Boston. Phil has toured the east and midwest as a singer. Phil has appeared on the day time drama All My Children. |
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Carolyn Charpie’s local credits include Savannah Disputation (SpeakEasy Stage), Aloha Say the Pretty Girls (Holland Productions), A Pregnant Pause (Harvard Farce Festival), and The Boston Theatre Marathon. Carolyn currently teaches drama in Boston, and graduated with a BA from Boston College where she enjoyed performing in shows such as Urinetown, Book of Days, Rocky Horror, Marisol, and Metamorphoses. |
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Sathya Sridharan is an actor, writer, and poet from St. Louis, MO, thrilled to be a part of his first Apollinaire production. Sathya is a recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, MO where he double-majored in Drama (Acting) and English Literature. He was seen in many productions at WashU, including Hamlet (Hamlet), Measure For Measure (Lucio), Kokoschoka: A Love Story (Karl Kraus), Andre Gregory's Alice in Wonderland (Dormouse, Ensemble), Ipi Zombi? (Steve, Ensemble), as well as several new works written by students. Sathya also studied at Shakespeare's Globe Theater, studying Shakespearian text and working with acclaimed theater practitioners, most notably, the RSC's Jane Lapotaire. He has also been a member of the two-man spoken word duo known as BROWNSTAR (www.brownstarrevolution.com) since 2007, utilizing original performance poetry, comedy, theater, and hip hop as a means to ignite a conversation on South Asian identity in America. BROWNSTAR has been performing all over the east coast this past year, from universities to poetry lounges to conferences, and most recently produced "Unification" in August, bringing together South Asian artists of all kinds in a celebration of unity, creativity, and fostering peace. |
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Erez Rose returns to the Apollinaire once again in Neighborhood 3 after playing Nick in dark play or stories for boys. Erez is a senior BFA acting major at Emerson College and will be graduating in May. |
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Brian Quint happily returns for his second Apollinare production--last year he played 10 characters in Dark Play, or Stories for Boys. Some of Brian's other Boston theatre credits include Eurydice (New Repertory Theatre), St. Joan, and A Tale of Two Cities (Wheelock Family Theatre), Miracle on 34th Street (Stoneham Theatre), Valhalla, The Kentucky Cycle, Stuff Happens, and Blowing Whistles (Zeitgeist Stage Company), Patience of Nantucket (Up You Mighty Race Theatre), The Possibilities (Whistler in the Dark Theatre), and A Clockwork Orange (Company One). Brian has acted in three Eliot Norton Award Winning or Nominated Productions for Best Play, and he was a 2007 IRNE Award nominee for Best Actor in a Drama for his work as Ludwig in Zeitgeist's Valhalla. |
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Danielle L. DiDio has performed in over 50 productions. Some of her favorites include Mad Forest, Bash, and Cooking With Elvis with Apollinaire Theatre, Fefu and Her Friends with Industrial Theater, and Circle with Zeitgeist Stage Company. When not on stage she teaches English as a Second Language. She is also an avid rock climber and whitewater kayaker who loves to travel. Danielle received her BFA in Acting from New York University's Experimental Theatre Wing. |
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Megan Reynolds is a recent graduate of Emerson College's BFA Acting program. She was last seen as a Witch, Fleance, and Macduff's Child in Shakespeare Now!'s fall production of Macbeth. Previous credits include: SLAMBoston: Love Next Left (girl), Company One; The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (Alice), Stage One; The Merchant of Venice (Nerissa), Emerson College; X-Dance '08 and '09 (featured dancer), Emerson Stage. She currently works for City Stage Company where she performs and teaches theatre games to children in and around Boston's South End neighborhoods |
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February 12-March 14
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00
Saturday March 6 at MIDNIGHT
Sunday matinee at 3:00 on March 14
Chelsea Theatre Works,
189 Winnisimmet St., Chelsea.
Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the door.
Seniors 65+ & adults 30 and under,
$20 in advance (advance purchase only).
Students $15 at the door beginning one hour before performance.
(ID required at door for all discounts)
Tickets can be purchased by calling
(617) 887-2336 or on-line. Click here for tickets.
Run time apx. 75 minutes.
Performances will be followed by a Reception with the actors in the Gallery.
"a brilliant piece of social satire." -Broadway World
"gripping, bizarre horror story" -Talkin' Broadway
Starring: Carolyn Charpie, Danielle Didio, Danielle Fauteux Jacques, Brian Quint, Megan Reynolds, Erez Rose, Sathya Sridharan, Phil Thompson
Directed by Danielle Fauteux Jacques
Assistant Director: Jim Fagan
Stage Manager: Freya Grunden
ASM: Alexander Turov
Costume & Prop Design: Paul S. Benford-Bruce
Set Design: Julia Noulin-Merat
Sound Design: Aaron Mack
Technical Director: Mark DiGiovanni
Box Office/House: Carol Bortman, Eli Bortman, Ida Rudolph
Jennifer Haley is a Los Angeles-based playwright whose work has been developed around the country, most recently by the Lincoln Center Directors Lab and Naked Angels in New York City, Geva Theatre in Rochester NY, and PlayPenn in Philadelphia. She was a 2008 resident at the MacDowell and Millay artist colonies. Her play, Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom, was produced at the Actors Theatre of Louisville 2008 Humana Festival of New American Plays and Summer Play Festival in New York.
