Laertes, Player Queen in Hamlet; Don Jon, Verges in Much Ado About Nothing; Robin, Gluttony, Alexander, Old Man in Doctor Faustus, Voice of Laertes and Musician in Wittenberg.
Austin in Completely Hollywood Abridged, Asher in Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat, Israel Hands in Treasure Island, Teddy Slaughter in The Full Monty (Festival 56); Chris O’Connell in Jewtopia, Jess in Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged (Collaborative Act Studio); Adolphus Cusins in Major Barbara, Paul Verrall in Born Yesterday, Bertram Cates in Inherit the Wind; Actor in Gross Indecency (2nd Story Theatre); Sonny in Grease, Chantal in La Cage Aux Folles (Academy Players); Malvolio in Twelfth Night, Kulygin in Three Sisters, Menelaus in Trojan Women, Mike Connor in The Philadelphia Story (University of Houston).
Takao in The Garden of Words, Ukyo in Amnesia, Soichi in BTOOOM!, Leyasu, Toby in Akame ga Kill, Hibiki in Devil Survivor 2 (Sentai Filmworks)
BA in History from the University of Rhode Island; MFA in Theatre from the University of Houston.
In this charming and effervescent romantic comedy, the leading lady must decide who her hero will be. Is it her blustery and seemingly heroic fiancé or the pragmatic soldier-for-hire who appears in her bedroom? Witty, ironic, and incredibly modern, this wonderfully entertaining play asks the question, "Is all fair in love and war?"
In this profoundly moving, breathtaking, and deeply human play, Shakespeare shows us a world on fire; a world turned upside down; a world where some of history's most famous men commit horrific crimes in the name of patriotism and honor. Julius Caesar is a dazzling thrill ride of betrayal, violence, and perhaps most surprisingly – love.
The story of England's hero-king and the greatest upset in European military history is Shakespeare's finale to his great history plays. More than that, Henry V – at once touching, heroic, savage, and comic – explores the nature of greatness and its connection to theatre; and, perhaps more than any other of Shakespeare's works, it makes the audience part of the story.
The 2015/15 Dangerous Dreams Tour takes a break from touring the country to give you some ghostly season's greetings. Marley, the three Christmas ghosts, the Cratchits, and Tiny Tim are all back to take Scrooge on the ride of his money-grubbing life. Expect to be right in the middle of this beloved tale with new twists, surprises, and a production filled with music and cheer for the whole family. ASC veteran Allison Glenzer plays Scrooge for the first time.
Back at the University of Wittenberg for the fall semester, Denmark’s Prince Hamlet finds himself in the center of a debate between two of his professors, the aggressively spiritual Martin Luther and the lewdly logical John Faustus. Like Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Davalos’s 21st-century comedy explores the issues of faith and skepticism with a wickedly modern sense of humour in this prequel to both Hamlet and Doctor Faustus.
While the villainous Don John devises a scheme to shatter the nuptials of Claudio and Hero, the young lovers conspire to trick Beatrice and Benedick into admitting their much-denied love. In this powerful comedy full of sparkling wit, Shakespeare gives us the joy of love won and the ache of love lost. He makes us laugh and breaks our hearts, then magically puts them back together again.
Faustus sells his soul, not for riches, but for knowledge and power; Marlowe weaves a shocking and contemporary tale of the struggle between good and evil, championing what is most daring in the human spirit. In his masterpiece that predates almost all of Shakespeare’s plays, Marlowe breathtakingly conjures Helen of Troy, the Seven Deadly Sins, angels, demons, and Satan himself, before dragging Faustus to Hell.
Hamlet struggles to discern reality from illusion in the rotten state of Denmark as he copes with the loss of his father, his mother's remarriage, and life's biggest questions. For centuries, audiences have seen themselves in the brilliant, troubled prince at the center of this ghost story, comedy, seven-murder revenge thriller, and philosopher's gold mine.