Time of My Life has been nominated for an Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Production (Fringe Theater)! So excited for Zeitgeist Stage Company and everyone involved with this production. Recipients will be announced on May 21!
03/29/2012: Won't You Be My Neighbor?
I am the host of WGBH's new series Neighborhood Kitchens!! We just finished shooting the first episode yesterday. In each episode we'll be visiting a different New England restaurant's kitchen, where chefs will be showing us how to make recipes from different countries of Latin America. Our first stop was Casa Romero, where the delightful chef Don Leo shared some delicious and simple Mexican recipes. See? Doesn't he look delightful?
Thanks to our lovely producer Patricia for the photographs. I had a great time yesterday and learned some valuable tips in the kitchen, such as how not to burn my apartment down while making platanos flambe. I am so excited to be on this culinary television adventure!
02/21/2012: Time of My Life
Time of My Life performances have been going splendidly! Don't believe me? You can read the Boston Globe review. Two weeks left to see this wonderful play and ensemble, get your tickets at www.bostontheatrescene.com.
01/06/2012: Well Behaved... Trailer
12/07/2011: Holiday Time in Boston
I can't believe it has been a month since Well Behaved Women... performed at The Roots! I had a great time and can not wait to present it again. In the meantime, I had the pleasure of participating in a staged reading of Lawrence Goodman's The Disappearance of the Jews with the Huntington Theatre Company two weeks ago. That same week I was cast in Zeitgeist Stage Company's Boston production of Alan Ayckbourn's Time of My Life, which begins rehearsals tomorrow night!
10/25/2011: Solo Show!
10/08/2011: Fall is in Full Swing
A Class Act closed on Sunday with a great reception by sold-out audiences. It was a gem of a show with a wonderful and talented cast, director, and creative team. This week I shot on location at the Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, MA for a film for the Longyear Museum. In September, I had the privilege of participating in Kevin Broccoli's Dark Night series at 2nd Story Theatre. I performed a lovely monologue written by Mr. Broccoli. Next up is my solo show at The Roots in downtown Providence on Tuesday, November 8. It's going to be a great cabaret of original work!
08/09/2011: 48 Hour Film Project Awards
E.D.S. won best cinematography, best editing, and came in 2nd place overall!
07/26/2011: Hot in the Summer
July has been a busy month filled with really fun projects and people!
The first weekend was spent performing in two nights of Charlie's Funeral at the Artists' Exchange with a rotating cast of twenty actors in each show.
The next weekend was the Providence 48 Hour Film Project. I worked with the They're Using Tools! team to create the *otherworldly* film E.D.S..
Rehearsals have also begun for A Class Act with The Players at the Barker Playhouse, which opens September 23. I am really excited to be playing the role of Felicia with such a great group of people!
But next up, I'll be performing in Kevin Broccoli's monologue show Ladies Night at 2nd Story Theatre on Sunday, August 28 at 7pm!
05/24/2011: On-Camera
Had a great time taking an on-camera class with Carolyn Pickman from CP Casting with the RI Film Collaborative!
04/22/2011: Providence's How to Succeed...
Currently rehearsing for How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, opening night is May 13th!
02/26/2011: Last Weekend
The last two performances of Relationships are tonight at 8pm and tomorrow at 2pm!
02/17/2011: Relationships
I'll be performing in Relationships, a show comprised of scenes from several plays, in the Green Room at the Barker Playhouse on Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 2pm. I'll be playing Gwendolen Fairfax in the tea scene from Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. Lots of other wonderful scenes, too!
01/26/2011: New Website & Flea
It's a new website! Thanks to Jeff for all of his help with this here site.
In other news, I am making my New England stage debut in "A Flea in Her Ear," a new version of Georges Feydeau's farce by David Ives. It opens this Saturday at the Barker Playhouse in Providence, RI. I am so glad to have found this gem of a theater and I look forward to further involvement in this wonderful theatre community!