- (1989) He acted in the play, "The Day You'll Love Me," at the Mark Taper Too Forum Theatre in Los Angeles, California with John Castellanos in the cast. Deborah Raymond and Dorian Vernacchio were scenic designers. Liz Stillwell was lighting designer. Susan Denison Geller was costume designer. Philip G. Aller was sound designer.
- (1984) David M. Abercrombie; Lynessa Allen; Melina Allen; Tobias Andersen; Dick Arnold; Gunther Baker; Wayne Ballantyne; Laurence Ballard; Meredith J. Beck; Erik B. Bergstrom; Jeff Breitler; Jack Wellington Cantwell; Susan Carney; Todd Cohen; Hilary Davidson; Philip Davidson; Jason Davis; Kathleen De Llamas; Joseph De Salvio "Joe Vincent;" Melody De Salvio; Richard Denison; Corky Dexter; Lura Dolas; Juan A Dominguez; Leo Downey; Jim Dunham; James Edmondson; Richard Elmore; Richard Esterbrook; Buzz Fraser; Timothy Glenn; William Gordon; Skip Greer; Torrey Hanson; Hugh Hastings; Scott Honeywell; Joan Hotchkis; Brenda Hubbard; Jacob Isser; Greg Johnson; Jo Ann Johnson Patton; Carolynne Kast; William Keeler; Scott Kessler; Barry Kraft; Toni Lima; David Lovine; Tamara K. Lorr; Gregg Loughridge; Malcolm Lowe; Dee Maaske; Kathryn G. Major; Douglas Markkanen; Steven Martin; Michael Masterson; Michael McCarrell; William McKereghan; Terri McMahon; Ivars Mikelson; Mark Murphey; Allen Nause; Paul Vincent O'Connor; Patricia Maureen O'Scannell; Kimberly Patton; Theresa Plikaitis; Martin Prelle-Tworek; Priscilla Quinby; Sarah Reid; Daniel Renner; Melita Schott; Matt Schwartz; Stephanie Shine; Robert Sicular; Philip Charles Sneed; Eric Stone; Joan Stuart-Morris; Eric Sumearll; Kamella Tate; David Thompson; Angela Uherbelau; Susan Wands; Harry Woronicz; Gary Wright; Mary Young Turner; Rex Turner; Brian Tyrrell; Rena Zentner and he were performers at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon.
- (1985) Tobias Andersen; Denis Arndt; Wayne Ballantyne; Gloria Biegler; Philip Davidson; Joseph De Salvio "Joe Vincent;" Corky Dexter; Shirley Douglass Patton; Michael Duncan; James Edmondson; Richard Elmore; Bill Geisslinger; Wesley Grant; Skip Greer; Torrey Hanson; Barry Kraft; Dan Kremer; Priscilla Hake Lauris; Dee Maaske; Douglas Markkanen; Steven Martin; Michael McCarrell; William McKereghan; Penny Metropolis; Paul Vincent O'Connor; Jeanne Paulsen; Lawrence Paulsen; Daniel Renner; Paul Roland; Margaret Rubin Vafiadis; Stephanie Shine; Philip Charles Sneed; Carla Spindt; Joan Stuart-Morris; Kamella Tate; David Thompson; Mary Young Turner; Brian Tyrrell; Elizabeth Ury and he were performers at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon.
- (1985) He played Philip the Bastard, his half brother, in William Shakespeare's play, "King John," in an Oregon Shakespeare Festival production at the Elizabethan Stage Theatre in Ashland, Oregon with James Edmondson (King John); David Thompson (Prince Henry, son to the King); Evan Davidson (Arthur, Duke of Britain, nephew to the King); Michael Duncan (Earl of Pembroke); Marco Barricelli (Earl of Essex); Allen Nause (Earl of Salisbury); Torrey Hanson (Roger Bigod, Earl of Norfolk); Corky Dexter (Hubert De Burgh); Rick Barbour (Robert Faulconbridge, son to Sir Robert Faulconbridge); Gary Wright (Peter of Pomfret);. Larry Paulsen (Philip, King of France); Brian Tyrrell (Lewis, the Dauphin); Barry Kraft (Duke of Austria); Dan Kremer (Cardinal Pandulph, the Pope's legate); Scott Kaiser (Melun, a French Lord); Milan Dragievich (Chatillion, ambassador from France to King John); Sandy Kelly Hoffman (Queen Elinor, mother to King John); Joan Stuart-Morris (Constance, widow to Geoffrey and mother to Arthur); Kamella Tate (Blanche of Castile, niece to King John) and Carla Spindt (Lady Faulconbridge) in the cast. Rick Barbour, Lee Jay Bountly, Dante Di Loreto, Michael J. Endy, Torrey Hanson, Thomas Major, Larry Paulsen, Bill Ritchie, Kamella Tate, David Thompson, Gary Wright and Rex Young played Lords, Citizens of Angiers, Soldiers, Heralds, Messengers, Monks and other Attendants. Pat Patton was director. Richard L. Hay was setting and properties designer. Sarah Nash Gates was costume designer. James Sale was lighting designer. Daivd L. Boushey was fight director. Todd Barton was composer. Douglas K. Faerber was sound engineer. Hilary Tate was prologue arranger. Lee Alan Byron was stage manager. Joanne L. Fantozzi was production assistant. Jerry Turner was artistic director.
- (1985) He played Edmund, bastard son to Gloucester, in William Shakespeare's play, "King Lear," in an Oregon Shakespeare Festival production at the Angus Bowmer Theatre in Ashland, Oregon with Denis Arndt (Lear, King of Britain); Skip Greer (King of France); Dante Di Loreto (Duke of Burgundy); Paul V. O'Connor (Duke of Cornwall, husband to Regan); Tobias Andersen (Duke of Albany, husband to Goneril); Joe Vincent (Earl of Kent); William McKereghan (Earl of Gloucester); Douglas Markkanen (Edgar, son to Gloucester); Torrey Hanson (Oswald, Steward to Goneril); Bill Ritchie (Old Man, tenant to Gloucester); Michael Duncan (Doctor); James Edmondson (Fool); Daniel Renner (Gentleman to Lear); Carla Spindt (Goneril, Daughter to Lear); Joan Stuart-Morris (Regan, daughter to Lear) and Gloria Biegler (Cordelia, daughter to Lear) in the cast. Rick Barbour, Corky Dexter, Dante Di Loreto, Milan Dragicevich, Skip Greer, Michael McCarrell, Bill Ritchie, Philip Charles Sneed and Brian Tyrrell played Knights of the Lear's train, Officers, Messengers, Soldiers and Attendants in the cast. Jerry Turner was director. Richard L. Hay was scenic designer. Jeannie Davidson was costume designer. Robert Peterson was lighting designer. Todd Barton and Douglas K. Ferber were composers of the sound score. David L. Boushey was fight director. Lee Alan Byron was stage manager. Kimberley Jean Barry was assistant stage manager. Jerry Turner was artistic director.
- (1985) He played The Prince of Morocco, suitor to Portia, in William Shakespeare's play, "The Merchant of Venice," in an Oregon Shakespeare Festival production at the Elizabethan Stage Theatre in Ashland, Oregon with Joe Vincent (Antonio, a merchant of Venice); Daniel Renner (Salerio, friend to Antonio and Bassanio); Philip Charles Sneed (Salanio, friend to Antonio and Bassanio); Marco Barricelli (Bassanio, Antonio's friend); Michael McCarrell (Leonardo, servant to Bassanio); Dante Di Loreto (another servant to Bassaino, Masquer); Allen Nause (Lorenzo, in love with Jessica); Barry Kraft (Gratiano, friend to Antonio and Bassanio); Sandi Massie (Portia, an heiress); Ursula Meyer (Nerissa, a waiting woman); Skip Greer (Stephano, servant to Portia); Rick Barbour (Balthasar, servant to Portia); Wayne Ballantyne (Shylock, a Jew); Milan Dragievich (Tubal, a Jew, his friend); Michael J. Endy (Attendant to Morocco, Magnifico of Venice); Thomas Major (Attendant to Morocco, Magnifico of Venice); Douglas Markkanen (Launcelot Gobbo, a clown, a servant to Shylock: Paul Roland (Old Gobbo, father to Launcelot); Gloria Biegler (Jessica, a daughter to Shylock); Michael Kevin (The Prince of Aragon, suitor to Portia); Bill Ritchie (attendant to Aragon, Jailer); Gary Wright (Attendant to Aragon, Masquer); Tobias Anderson (The Duke of Venice); Scott Kaiser (Masquer); Susan Carney (musician); Malcolm Lowe (musician)and Patrice Maureen O'Scannell (musician) in the cast. Albert Takazauckas was director. William Bloodgood was settings and properties designer. Jeannie Davidson was costume designer. James Sale was lighting designer. Todd Barton was composer. Kimberly Jean Barry was stage manager. Edward O'Connell was production assistant.
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