LAST SHOW ADDED TO YOUR RESUME:
The Affections of May, though Chekhov and Run for Your Wife are coming up.

LAST SHOW YOU AUDITIONED FOR:
Run For Your Wife

DID YOU GET IT:
Of course I did, the Director wasn’t incompetent

LAST SONG YOU USED AT AN AUDITION:
N/A

FAVORITE MUSICAL(s):
I hate musicals…. So I’m going to go with Team America:World Police

FAVORITE PLAY(s):
Anything starring Ian Bruno

FAVORITE OPERA(s):
I think that one by Wagner that makes you sit there for 12 hours, takes balls to write that much music

FAVORITE ROLE YOU’VE PLAYED, AND FROM WHAT SHOW?:
Robert Castin in Boeing, Boeing…. Pratfalls, women, accents, more falling, and sweater vests

FAVORITE ROLE OVERALL THAT I WOULD LOVE TO PLAY:
Batman

SUPERSTITION:
Just good karma for the cast to put their hands together in some fashion before a show, that’s when I’ll add something of a “make them laugh”.

YOUR GOAL IN SHOW BUSINESS:
Let my potential be realized along with those with whom I work

WHAT WAS YOUR VERY FIRST SHOW?:
Drama Club Grade 4, The Teddy Bear poem by Shel Silverstein

HAVE YOU EVER HAD A DANCE SOLO?:
No

HAVE YOU EVER HAD A SINGING SOLO?:
Happens in DropOuts improv all the time.

HAVE YOU EVER BEEN THE LAST PERSON TO TAKE A BOW?:
Just in a group.

HAVE YOU BEEN TO NY?
No

HAVE YOU BEEN TO LA?
No

WHAT’S THE SCARIEST PART OF AN AUDITION?
Nothing. To me it’s all carte blanche.

WHAT’S THE BEST PART OF AN AUDITION?
Making everyone else look bad…. errrrr…. more like getting into the interp of the play asap and playing with it.

NAME A SHOW YOU WOULD NEVER DO AGAIN:
Night of the Living Dead…. wore too many hats, to much risk for injury, and gun failure, and lighting and set problems, and having just enough cast on the brink, and technical abberrations…. it all worked out in the end to great success, but my little heart can take so much.

NAME A SHOW YOU COULD DO FOR YEARS:
Tony and Tina’s Wedding – As Dom, but not Barry

WHAT ARE YOU AUDITIONING FOR NEXT?
Nothing, I’m working on enough at the moment.

DO YOU KEEP IN TOUCH WITH PAST CAST MEMBERS?:
From tome to time, I’ll treat none of them like strangers.

ON A SCALE OF 1-10, HOW IMPORTANT IS GETTING PAID?
Sometimes it’s a 0, sometimes it’s an 11

SOMETHING EMBARRASSING OR UNEXPECTED THAT HAPPENED TO YOU WHILE ON-STAGE?:
Don’t ask me about the Teddy Bear Poem in Grade 4…. It taught me to be prepared.

WHO IS THE MOST DIFFICULT PERSON (ON STAGE OR OFF) THAT YOU HAVE EVER WORKED WITH?:
I am my best ally, and worst enemy. Zen…. innit’?

EVER BEEN NAKED ONSTAGE?:
You wish.

HAVE YOU EVER BEEN KILLED?:
Shot…. poisoned…. shot…. shot…. poisoned…. blown up and eaten in a zombie feeding frenzy….

BEEN DRUNK?:
Drunken in a bunny outfit, assaulting the romantic leadess…. Also a drunk German Doctor trying to flee

PLAYED SOMEONE HALF YOUR AGE?:
Almost, in a murder mystery

PLAYED SOMEONE TWICE YOUR AGE?:
I will as Chubukov in Chkehov’s The Proposal

CRIED?:
I come close in The Affections of May

FIRED A GUN?
Hell yeah…. Actually in a gun battle at a murder mystery, the starter pistol ruptured a coffee cup from the sheer volume and frequency, shattering the mug and hot coffee all over the guest….

BEEN DRENCHED?
Nope…. except in sweat from Boeing, Boeing’s hot lights and sweater vest.

BEEN IN A DREAM SEQUENCE?
No….

BEEN KISSED ON STAGE?
Ummmmm…. yes…. sort of an audition prerequisite.

Actor’s Resume