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The Cast
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Mrs. Sorken
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Mrs. Sorken |
Evelyn Rockett |
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Retired
from Denver Public Schools after 25 years, taught in various areas including
Drama. She has studied voice over, commercial & film acting and
has done local and national commercials. Evelyn is also a professional
clown known as "Smidges", performs magic, balloon sculptures and face painting.
She was in CSC's production of "Jake's Women" . She is now reprising her
role as Mrs. Sorken. She was in Colorado Stage Company's inaugural
production of "The Wacky World of Christopher Durang" back in 1999. "I
am thrilled to be back with CSC and would like to express my sincere thanks to
my long time good friend Bill Cawlfield and my lovely friend Connie for
believing in me and giving me the opportunity to bring forth one of my passions
- the art of acting on stage." |
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Meg ~ Actor's Nightmare
Selina ~ Not My Fault |
Christie Cass |
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This is Christie’s fifth
appearance at the Colorado Stage Company … last seen as Millie in Plaza Suite.
Past performances include, Marlene in Daddy’s Dyin Who’s Got The Will?
Norma in Plaza Suite and Olive in the Odd Couple. Christie has a
Bachelor of Performing Arts degree in Musical Theatre form Loretto Heights
College. Other notable performances she’s been in are Grease, Talking With,
La Ronde, Thurber Carnival , Damn Yankees, Anything Goes and many
more. She also played Beth in Ichabod the movie musical filmed by West
End Productions. Christie would like to thank the City of
Lone Tree
for their support of the arts community. |
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Bruce ~ Beyond Therapy
Harry ~ Not My Fault |
Justin Johnson |
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Justin has returned for his sixth appearance with CSC, and is thoroughly enjoying the outrageously crazy role of Bruce in Beyond
Therapy. His most memorable theatrical experiences include playing Jerry in
The Zoo Story, Zach in A Chorus Line, Touchstone in As You Like
It, Arthur Dimmesdale in the Scarlet Letter and Stanley in
Broadway Bound. He also loves directing and has directed productions of
Angels in America, Wait Until Dark and K2, which won an award from
Westword's “Best Of” series. Justin is excited about fulfilling one of his
lifelong dreams this spring by teaching extra-curricular theater classes for
children. He would like to thank the love of his life, partner and best friend,
Jeremy, for his support, patience and unconditional love. |
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Prudence ~ Beyond Therapy
Sarah ~ Actor's Nightmare
Margie ~ Not My Fault |
Michelle Paul |
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Michelle Paul was last seen at
CSC playing Eve in our highly acclaimed production of The Diaries of Adam and
Eve. She has performed all over the Metro Denver area for over 20 years in
plays, musicals, murder mysteries, piano bars, and private parties and some
random TV shows and commercials. Favorite roles include: Viola in Twelfth
Night, Yente, the matchmaker in Fiddler, Nancy in Oliver!,
Agnes in I do!, I do!, Sister Mary Amnesia in Nunsense, Peggy in
the Taffetas, and Taffeta Christmas, Lucy in Narnia and
Charlotte in Charlotte’s Web. I am proud to say that I work as a
Standardized/Simulated Patient for various Medical/Professional Training
institutions and as a Professional Christmas Caroler for the Original Dickens
Carolers. My job as Mother-of-3 (young adults) is on flex-time lately as we have
one left in the nest and two others visiting during school breaks or when they
need me to go with/take them shopping.
Much gratitude and love to Patrick, for his friendship, professionalism and wit,
thanks to Bill, Connie, and Stuart for giving us a fun place to
play, and thank you, Ken and Anna for holding down the fort and for
unconditional love, and most importantly, thank you for supporting
the arts! I couldn’t be here if you weren’t!
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Announcer ~ Mrs. Sorkin
Dr. Stuart Framington ~
Beyond Therapy
Voice ~ Funeral Parlor
Mr. Orlando ~ Gym Teacher
Customer ~ DMV Tyrant
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Joe Derry |
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Joe returns to the Colorado
Stage Company again to reprise his roles from the 1999 production of Durang’s
wacky world. Hard to believe it was 10 years ago and CSC’s first production.
You may also remember Joe as “Orville” in “Daddy’s Dyin’ Who’s Got The Will,”
“Tony Alto” from “The Alto’s, Like The Soprano’s Only Lower,” and the sequel,
“The Producers Fatal Hit,” plus “Plaza Suite” and “Love Letters.” Other past
productions include, “Damn Yankees,” “Henry & Ramona” and “See How They Run,”
He also had the regular part of “Turner O’Brien,” in “City’s Edge,” the first of
its kind, online soap opera shot right here in Denver. Check it out at
www.citysedge.tv |
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Mrs. Charlotte Wallace ~ Beyond Therapy
Susan ~ Funeral Parlor
DMV Lady ~ DMV Tyrant |
Susan Rossman |
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Susan taught Theatre and Speech at the
University of Denver High School.She has been part of the Denver Theatre
Community for the past 20 years, treading the boards as an actress or behind
the scenes as a director, teacher, coach and advocate. She has performed at
the Arvada Center, Aurora Fox, Germinal Stage, The Victorian Theatre, the
Shwayder, and several other theatres. She
is one of the founding members of CSC and was last seen as Sara Lee Turnover
in Cheatin’ for CSC. Other favorite CSC roles include Sara Lee in
Daddy’s Dyin’,
Madam in
Cafe Noir,
Melissa in
Love Letters,
Karen in
Plaza Suite,
& Mimi in
The
Producer’s Fatal Hit. She also directed Three Viewings for Colorado Stage
Company.
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Marcus ~ Funeral Parlor
George ~ Actor's Nightmare
Jack ~ Not My Fault |
Patrick Hurley |
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Patrick Hurley- Patrick is excited to be returning to Colorado
Stage, having been here before.
He gets his acting and creative talent from
his mother’s side as well as his receding hairline. He gets his seriousness and
neurosis from his father’s. He has been involved in
Denver theatre for
years And was most recently seen riding a bus. His favorite roles include
Romeo in “Romeo and Juliet”, Willie Loman in “Death of a Salesman”
and Sebastian in “The Little Mermaid” (These are his favorite roles to
watch…He hasn’t’ played any of them) Patrick would like to thank all of the
little people who have tried to stand in his way and would like to dedicate this
performance to himself. “I so deserve this!”
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