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Matthew
Gray (Stephan Valmont) |
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grew up in a small town in central Ohio. There he occupied himself
with standard Ohio pastimes such as hayrides, stealing shopping carts
and setting them on fire, joining a show choir, and being accused
of homosexuality. After briefly attending Bowling Green State University,
he was accepted into the North Carolina School of the Arts' directing
program in their newly-formed film department. Upon graduation, he
moved to New York City where he acted in "Bride of the Monster,"
directed by his old college chum Bryan Enk. He was most recently seen
in DM Theatrics' "Antony and Cleopatra." |
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Moira
Stone (Sarah Merteuil) |
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trained at Indiana University and apprenticed at NADA. Her downtown
credits include a collection of festivals (Foreman, Fringe and Ionesco),
Ian W. Hill collaborations (Frankenstein in Love, The New
Tenant and The Viscount, and Even the Jungle (slight
return)) and DMTheatrics shows (Salome, oobr-award-winning
The Stranger, Kookamonga Falls, and Trav S.D.'s House
of Trash). Other New York credits include Amy in Company ,
Allison in the world-premeire of Tim, and recent workshops of
Last Legs and Lost, two new musicals. Her latest film,
Bryan Enk's Macbeth, premieres 21 December. She can next be seen
at the Kraine Theatre in the return of Bitch Macbeth. Not too
long ago, Moira returned from a year-long stint as a singer on the QE2.
She's seen things you people wouldn't believe. |
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Christiaan
Koop (Melissa Tourvel) |
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| Christiaan
Koop's recent theatrical roles include Desdemona in Shakespeare's
Othello, Cathos in Moliere's The Ridiculous Young Ladies (Two Precious
Maidens Ridiculed), Lyubov Kovalevskaya in A Little Piece of the Sun
(by Daniel Kleinfeld, Fringe Festival 2001), Jaqueline in Moliere's
A Doctor in Spite of Himself, and Lady Montague in Shakespeare's Romeo
and Juliet. She has worked in New York with Third Lows Productions,
Gemini CollisionWorks, Danse Macabre (DM) Theatrics, Random Arts,
Year One Productions, Adhesive Theatre Project, Collective Unconscious,
and Hit And Run Theatre Group. Recent film credits include the upcoming
Third Lows Productions' Macbeth (First Witch), Withering Fire Production's
Melon of the Sky (Franzine Adelpi) and Happy Tree Sprite Production's
Mina Seward (Maggie O'Connor). |
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Carrie
Johnson (Cecile Volanges) |
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was most recently seen as Octavia in the DMTheatrics production of
Antony and Cleopatra. Her New York theatre credits include Girls'
School Vampire (Rena), Amazons in Chains (Kara), The Crow (Darla),
Impromptu (Lora), and Women and Wallace (Nina). She was also a part
of the Ed Wood Festival and the 2001 Ionesco Festival. Her most recent
film work includes Three Long Years (Susanna), Mina Seward (Vicki
Williams), and Bryan Enk's long awaited Macbeth (Second Witch). You'll
be able to see a lot more of Carrie this winter as Prime Asbury in
the revival of Bitch Macbeth. |
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Stuart
Luth (Alex Danceny) |
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Luth is proud to be a part of this production. Favorite past productions
include Wilde's 'The Importance of Being Earnest' (Jack), Stoppard's
'Arcadia' (Septimus), and Pinter's 'The Dumb Waiter' (Gus). Thanks
to family and friends. Special thanks to Dan and Brad. Extra-special
thanks to Mr. K. Reeves. |
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Debbie
Troche (Madame de Volanges) |
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| Debbie
Troche has been referred to as a grande dame of downtown theater.
Or canned ham, she couldn't really hear what they were saying, what
with all the hysterical shouts of adoration (or possibly horror).
Madame Volanges is part of what Ms. Troche refers to as her "hag period,"
taking her place alongside Emilia in Othello, the Nurse in Romeo and
Juliet, and the other Nurse in San Francisco Daze. This was preceded
by Deb's "hoochie period," assaying Brunnhilda in Der Ring Gott Farblonjet,
Veronica in Toys in Babeland, 2 kung-fu fighting mamas in The Battles
of Coxinga, and Becky in Mountain Vampire Goth Chicks. Her next period
she wants to just call "Bob" (because she's tired of labels, man)
and is slated to include her sketch comedy show Baus and Troche's
Greatest Hits and her one-woman show She's Not Well. At this time
Ms. Troche must acknowledge the importance of her husband Josh in
all aspects of all things at all times. |
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Josh
Mertz (David) |
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Mertz (David) is from Ohio. He is pleased to once again be working
with the esteemed co-directors, having performed under Mr. Enk's direction
in the soon-to-be-released films "Carolina" and "Macbeth," and acted
with Mr. Maccarone in various DMTheatrics Productions, most recently
as his father(!?) in "House of Trash." He can also currently be seen
in "The Wedding Night," a one-act written by Mr. Maccarone, running
on various Tuesday and Wednesday nights in this very space. He will
next be seen in DMTheatrics' revival of "Bitch Macbeth" in February
at the Kraine Theater on 4th Street. Thanks and Love to You, the Person
Reading This Biography. |
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Peter
B. Brown (Auguste Gercourt) |
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NYC performances include Man With Egg and Narrator in "Fairytales
of the Absurd" (P.S. 122); Jean in "Rhinoceros" (The Connelly); Dr.
Peter Von Hackemore in "Kookamonga Falls" (Red Room); Det. Issa Kostoev
in "A Little Piece of the Sun" (Present Co. Theatorium); Sganarelle
in "A Doctor in Spite of Himself" (HERE); and Rankin/Kindler in "The
Stranger" (Red Room). Cherished collaborators include Danse Macabre
Theatrics; Third Lows Prod.; Untitled Theater Co. #61; Gemini CollisionWorks;
Year 1 Prod.; RandomArts, Inc.; and Adhesive Theater. Directorial
work includes "Romeo & Juliet" at Charas House; "A Betrothal" at House
of Candles; and "Othello" at Clemente Soto Velez. He can be seen in
the title role of Bryan Enk's film adaptation of "Macbeth," premiering
Dec. 21 at Anthology Film Archives. |
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Hilary
J. Prentice (Emilie) |
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| Hilary
Prentice graduated in 2001 with a degree in drama from Dartmouth College,
where she was involved in theater, film, and the student television
station. Since moving to NYC in the fall to pursue her love of acting,
she's worked on several independent and student films. While this
is her debut on the New Nork City stage, she can also be seen in Wilde
Mule's current one-act showcase Love and Everything Else as Jenna
in The Wedding Night. |
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