Look Who’s Working!

August 2010. Alexandra Hellquist will be appearing as Mami in Butterfly, Butterfly, Kill Kill Kill! Presented by Depth Charge, the production is inspired by Seijun Suzuki’s Branded to Kill, and is being featured as part of The 2010 New York International Fringe Festival.

August 2010Zach Bandler is now appearing in the new musical, With Glee, by John Gregor at the Kirk Theater on 42nd Street.

August 2010Kevin Hagan just finished his run of Long Days Journey Into Night, in which he played James Tyrone, at the Arena Repertory in Farmingdale, LI.  His upcoming projects include the role of Joe Keller in All My Sons at Bayway Arts in E. ISLIP, LI.

August 2010. Chris Riggi will be starring as Jacob White in Vampires Suck, a Twilight spoof opening worldwide on August 18th.

July 2010. Mel England is currently filming the leading role in the upcoming  feature film The Grawsills.

July 2010. The Amoralists’ founders, James Kautz and Matthew Pilieci, played an extended Off-Broadway run last season of The Pied Pipers of the Lower East Side. They return for an encore engagement at Performance Space 122 July 29th through August 9th. Their other work, Happy In the Poorhouse, will begin August 12th and run through August 23rd.

July 2010.    Annabel LaLonde is appearing in Notice Me at Wild Project in the East Village.  She has also appeared in Wishing, Well, written by Ian McCabe.

July 2010Anna Young and Eric Fleming will be starring in Statements after an Arrest Under the Immorality Act at THE TANK in September 2010.  Directed by Nora DeVeau-Rosen.

June 2010. Colin Egglesfield is currently filming Something Borrowed with Kate Hudson and John Krasinski.  He has also appeared on Brothers & Sisters, Melrose Place and All My Children.

June 2010. Laurence Cantor is appearing as Henry Albertson, The Old Actor, in the Infinity Theatre Company’s mini-tour of The Fantasticks, which will be playing in Lewes, DE, and Annapolis, MD.

June 2010.
Kevin Brown (a.k.a. Dotcom) won an ensemble SAG Award as a series regular for NBC’s 30 Rock.

June 2010. Sean Gallagher is directing Neil LaBute’s reasons to be pretty at Atlanta’s Pinch n’ Ouch Theatre

June 2010
James Kautz is one of the founding members of the Amoralists, which is currently producing Amerissiah, playing at Theatre 80.

May 2010. Valorie Hubbard has been a co-star on Romantically Challenged, How I Met Your Mother, Greek, and Desperate Housewives.

May 2010. Tony Glazer was awarded the Williamstown Theatre Festival’s 2009 L. Arnold Weissberger Award for Playwriting for his play The Substance of Bliss.

May 2010. Matthew Del Negro has recurring roles on United States of Tara, Parenthood, and Trauma.

May 2010. Claudia Shear wrote and stars in Restoration, directed by Christopher Ashley and about a woman commissioned to restore Michelangelo’s David for its 500th birthday, at New York Theatre Workshop.

May 2010. Ivette Dumeng just finished working with John Patrick Shanley in The Monkey Show for the LABrynth Theater Company. She also started her own theater company, NyLon Fusion Collective, with another T. Schreiber alum, Elliot Joseph.
May 2010. David Greenspan stars opposite Billy Crudup in Adam Rapp’s The Metal Children at the Vineyard Theater.
May 2010. Noah Mills plays Samantha Jones’ (Kim Cattrall’s) newest love interest in Sex and the City 2.
May 2010. Zal Owen is currently playing Motel, the Tailor, opposite Harvey Fierstein in the national tour of Fiddler on the Roof.
January 2010. Mel England signs to co-star with Academy Award Best Actress Nominee and Golden Globe winner Sally Kirkland in Love Anonymous.

January 2010. Bonnie Dennison is the understudy for Scarlett Johanssen in A View from the Bridge, now playing at the Cort Theatre.

November 2009. Siho Ellsmore appeared in The Supper Club of Lost Causes at Theater for the New City.

Summer/Fall 2009. Valorie Hubbard appeared in the first episode of Glee and has a recurring role on True Blood. She also wrote a book, called The Actors Workbook, with Lea Tolub-Brandenberg.

June 2009. Ben Prayz appears as Banquo in the Secret Theatre Co. production of Macbeth, June 11 – 27 , plays Nick in a staged reading of Bullied for Misfit Toys Rep on June 23 and can be seen in the award-winning short film, The Humberville Poetry Slam which was produced, written and directed by TSS Alumni Emily Chang.

May 2009. Look out for Allison Strong, who will be appearing in the Roundabout Theatre’s revival of Bye Bye Birdie opening on September 10th.
May 2009. James Kautz can be seen in Hamlet: Prince of Denmark presented by The Mortals Theater & Brooklyn Stage Company at the Archip Gallery Theater through May 24th.
May 2009. Emily Fink has been cast in the role of “Anna” in Ivanov produced by the Miscreants Theatre Company. Ivanov will open June 8th and run through June 28th.
April 2009 and ongoing Mel England opens his solo show Swimming with the Polar Bears Off-Broadway, which then tours Los Angeles, Copenhagen at the UN Summit on Climate Change, and in April 2010 on the Naitonal Mall in Washington DC for the 40th Anniversary celebration of Earth Day.

March 2009. Harmon Walsh, while receiving raves for his role as “Billy” in our production of The Real Thing, Harmon also managed to squeeze in a guest shot on Gossip Girl. His work included a scene opposite Charles Isherwood, the The New York Times critic, and made quite an impact. You can read more about that here.

February 2009- June 2009. Denise Quinones can be seen in The House of the Spirits at the Repetorio Espanol.
February 2009. Erica Lauren McLaughlin is acting in Roundheads and Peakheads at the Atlas Performing Arts Center in Washington, DC. It runs until March 15th.
January 2009. Henning Fisher recently made an appearance on the Fox TV show Fringe.
January 2009. Victor Joel Ortiz chosen as one of Backstage’s “Take 5″ actors. Backstage will follow Victor’s career throughout the year via a series of articles in order to show the diversity of what an actor’s career is at different stages. Read the first on his website, and the follow the rest in Backstage’s national magazine!
January 2009. Chris Riggi has supporting roles in the two upcoming films, Dare and Toe to Toe, premiering at 2009’s Sundance Film Festival. He recently made appearances on Lipstick Jungle and Guiding Light.
January 2009. Ryan Michael Jones shot the pilot and episodes 4 & 5 for the new NBC epic show, Kings, in which he plays one of the Shepard brothers. He will also appear in a featured scene with America Ferrera in Ugly Betty.
January 2009. Harmon Walsh just accepted a guest lead on Gossip Girl.
January 2009. Justin Paul Kahn returns to One Life to Live for at least six episodes.
January 2009. Julie Halston will be performing in Broadway at Birdland. Julie also has a new book out, called Monologues for Show-offs.
November 2008 – January 2009. Kira Sternback can be seen in the UK Premiere of Neil Labute’s In a Dark Dark House at The Almeida Theatre, under the direction of Michael Attenborough.
December 2008 and ongoing. Janet Saia-Feld can be seen on Broadway in Phantom of the Opera.
December 2008. Holly Davatz is acting in The Elves and the Shoemaker at Manhattan Children’s Theatre. It runs until December 17th.
December 2008. Victoria Guthrie won the supporting role of the real estate agent in the feature film The Blind, directed by Nathan Silver, to be released in 2009.
December 2008. Laurence Cantor is currently shooting a non-recurring role in a pilot for HERE! cable TV produced by Barataria Productions through December 15th.
December 2008. Davida Williams has booked a recurring role on As the World Turns. She can also be seen on the big screen in American High School as well as the upcoming J.O.N.A.S! (2009) and My Friend My Hero (2009).
November 2008. Cynthia Shaw is performing and is the musical director for The New York Christmas Revels.
November 2008 and ongoing. Summer Crockett Moore has 6 on-camera national commercial campaigns running, and is the voice (announcer) for 12 national commercial campaigns as a voice over artist. She has also booked roles on Law & Order: Criminal Intent, worked off-Broadway in a new play (Stain), and will be starring in a new feature film which begins production in Fall 2010.  She is also the voice of two lead characters in the new cartoon series, Angel Friends, coming to NBC June 28th, 2010.
October 2008 and ongoing. Mel England stars opposite Sid Haig in Little Big Top, released by Morningstar Entertainment.

September 2008 and ongoing. Bonnie Dennison has been a regular on Guiding Light since November of 2006 and Third Watch since 2005. She can be seen on the big screen in the films Black Watch and Love/Death/Cobain.

September 2008 and ongoing. Marija Stajic Salvetti can be seen in the film I, Creator, and the upcoming Mail Order Bride. She has appeared in Law and Order: Criminal Intent, as well as numerous industrials with IBM and Microsoft. She can be heard in voiceovers for Mariott Hotels, and Oracle.
September 2008. Jane Anderson wrote a screenplay for an episode of Mad Men, entitled “The Gold Violin”.
September 2008 and ongoing. Peter Sarsgaard plays Trigorin on Broadway in The Seagull. He was recently seen onscreen in Rendition (2007), The Mysteries of Pittsburgh (2008), Elegy (2008), In the Electric Mist (2008) and the upcoming productions of An Education (2009), and Orphan (2009).
September 2008. Judith Scarpone’s latest film, Everybody Wants to be Italian, opened on the East Coast.
July 2008. Justis Bolding joined the cast of One Life to Live as a permanent cast member.
June 2008 and ongoing. Todd Reichart is the writer and co-host of a weekly events calendar for the Princeton, NJ, area at PrincetonNewsNetwork.com, and he has conducted a series of interviews of the playwrights, directors, and actors of the current 2007-08 season of plays at Princeton’s McCarter Theatre.
June 2008 and ongoing. Edward Norton has been seen onscreen in The Incredible Hulk (2008), Pride and Glory (2008) and has the following projects upcoming: Leaves of Grass (2009), and Motherless Brooklyn (2010).
March 27 – April 13, 2008. Todd Reichart appeared in a production of Preston Jones’ The Oldest Living Graduate at the Hampton Theatre Company in Quogue, NY.

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