Actor.
Claudius/Polonius/Ghost Hamlet, Hamlet: Abridged (and Possibly Improved?), Arts for All, July 2022
Naomi, Prophesy to the Bones, Davidson Community Players, May 2022
Olivia/Sir Simon, 12 Nights, Arts for All, August 2021
Meghan, "Goodnight Mom", 3x10 Virtual Play Festival, August 2020
Ghost #12, "Ghost Training", Davidson Community Players, October 2019
Mrs. Newton, War of the Worlds, Waterman Stage, October 2009
Neyime/Anne/Osman, Pera Palas, Waterman Stage, March 2009
Mrs. Nelly Fell, The Torchbearers, Waterman Stage, October 2008
Gin Chance, The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek, The Lab @ SUNY Oswego, November 2007
Maria, Twelfth Night, Waterman Stage, October 2007
Naomi, Prophesy to the Bones, Davidson Community Players, May 2022
Olivia/Sir Simon, 12 Nights, Arts for All, August 2021
Meghan, "Goodnight Mom", 3x10 Virtual Play Festival, August 2020
Ghost #12, "Ghost Training", Davidson Community Players, October 2019
Mrs. Newton, War of the Worlds, Waterman Stage, October 2009
Neyime/Anne/Osman, Pera Palas, Waterman Stage, March 2009
Mrs. Nelly Fell, The Torchbearers, Waterman Stage, October 2008
Gin Chance, The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek, The Lab @ SUNY Oswego, November 2007
Maria, Twelfth Night, Waterman Stage, October 2007
Director.
"Haunted" and "The Dating Game: Halloween Edition" are part of the 2022 Boos & Brews festival with Davidson Community Players in Davidson, NC. They will be presented along with four other original plays, including "Help" by Kimberly Saunders.
The actors featured on the right are Christina Franc, Shelby Annas, Timo Nicolakis, Dave Gilpin, and Roger Watson.
Details about the festival can be found here: Davidson Community Players.
The actors featured on the right are Christina Franc, Shelby Annas, Timo Nicolakis, Dave Gilpin, and Roger Watson.
Details about the festival can be found here: Davidson Community Players.
"Grade Appeal," written by Kimberly Saunders, was selected as a finalist in the Union County Playmakers New Play Festival. It was staged as a reading with minimal blocking.
Cast:
Dr. Liz Abrams - Hillary Staple
Professor Connor McGarry - Jonathan McKnight
Penelope Graham - Dana Radcliffe
Read more about "Grade Appeal" by clicking on the Writer tab in the navigation menu.
"Grade Appeal" is part of the full-length play Office Hours, which is being work-shopped with Arts for All in the fall of 2022.
Cast:
Dr. Liz Abrams - Hillary Staple
Professor Connor McGarry - Jonathan McKnight
Penelope Graham - Dana Radcliffe
Read more about "Grade Appeal" by clicking on the Writer tab in the navigation menu.
"Grade Appeal" is part of the full-length play Office Hours, which is being work-shopped with Arts for All in the fall of 2022.
Colonial Little Theatre's Annual New Play Festival took place May 9th & 10th, 2014 and included five one-act plays, including one by the director. These staged readings featured an ensemble of Capitol Region actors. Each performance included a talk-back with audience members, actors and playwrights.
The festival included "Method" written by Kimberly Saunders. Read more about "Method" by clicking on Writer in the navigation menu.
The festival included "Method" written by Kimberly Saunders. Read more about "Method" by clicking on Writer in the navigation menu.
Dog Sees God by Bert V. Royal was presented as part of the senior showcase at the State University of Oswego in May 2010.
"This show represents a journey that many people undertake, not only to find answers, but also to find themselves. In CB's struggle to realize where he fits in among this crazy world each person can find a bit of his or her own insecurity and confusion. Each of these characters represents a stereotype, or social icon, that sometimes we adapt to merely because we are told that's where we belong. I encouraged the actors, as I encourage anyone, to dig deeper inside that surface layer and find the person beyond the stereotype." - Director's Note
"This show represents a journey that many people undertake, not only to find answers, but also to find themselves. In CB's struggle to realize where he fits in among this crazy world each person can find a bit of his or her own insecurity and confusion. Each of these characters represents a stereotype, or social icon, that sometimes we adapt to merely because we are told that's where we belong. I encouraged the actors, as I encourage anyone, to dig deeper inside that surface layer and find the person beyond the stereotype." - Director's Note
