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Taylor Bunn (Brooke/Vicki) is excited to be back with this wonderful group of actors, after having appeared in The Villain Wore a Dirty Shirt and Arsenic and Old Lace. Her last performance on the ArtCentre stage was as the Medicine Woman in Pocahontas with the Plano Children’s Theatre touring group. She studied theatre at the University of San Diego and Circle in the Square Theatre School in New York, and has performed locally with many theatres, including Pocket Sandwich Theatre, Theatre Britain, and MBS Productions. She is very grateful for this opportunity, and thanks her family, the cast and crew, and the great Jamey Jamison, who she wants to be when she grows up (but smaller and female).
Robert McKee (Garry/Roger) has performed in several local community theatre productions over the past couple of years. Most recently, he was in Plano Community Theatre’s production of Arsenic and Old Lace as Mortimer Brewster and in Villain wore a Dirty Shirt as the Sheriff. Bob would like to thank his family for allowing him the time and support to participate in this production.
Suzan Dees (Belinda/Flavia) is thrilled to be back with this fun and talented group. Previously, she has performed with the cast in Arsenic and Old Lace, The Rocky Horror Show and most recently The Villian wore a Dirty Shirt. When not on stage, she stays busy homeschooling her two children, Andrew and Katie, who are both very involved in theatre as well. She would like to thank her husband, Shannon, for all his support and patience, her cast for all their hard work and her best friend, Jamey, for just being Jamey.
Ross Sheridan (Frederick/Philip)
has previously appeared in many shows, including Arsenic and Old Lace, The Rocky Hor-ror Show, and Accomplice. In his free time, he enjoys working on Volvos; he has three. He dedicates this show to his two dogs and to his fiancée, Ashley.
Frank is thrilled to be appearing in this production of Noises Off. Previous roles include Coyote in “The Villain Wore a Dirty Shirt”, Dr. Einstein in “Arsenic and Old Lace” and the fishmonger in “Under Jekyll’s Hyde” at the Plano Community Theater. He is most excited to be working with this cast and crew again and especially the incomparable Jamey Jamison. He is grateful to Blair and Blake for originally getting him involved in theater and to Laura her patience and support.
“Dr. Bob” is thrilled to be appearing in this production of Noises Off. Previous acting experience include the roles of Doctor Scott in The Rocky Horror Show and as Officer Brophy in Arsenic and Old Lace at the Plano Community Theater, Plano, Texas and local theater in Houston, Texas, to include supporting roles in South Pacific, Alice in Wonderland, Jack and the Beanstalk and a cranky old pirate in Peter Pan. In real life, Dr. Bob has been a practicing chiropractor for over 30 years and he sends he love and appreciation to his children Scott, Darian and Evan and all of his friends for putting up with all of his “theatrics”.
Alex Woodall is a 20 year old student at Brookhaven College. He is currently studying to become a paramedic. This is his second production to be a part of. He was last seen as Riff Raff in the Rocky Horror Show last October. He would like to thank his parents and little sister Beth for their support.
Laura Reyes is a relative newcomer to the performing arts scene. An interior designer by trade, she has spent the last 2 decades appraising real estate, and is glad once again to have a creative outlet. Laura has been in several regional productions and was most recently seen as Mrs. Mugwump in the melodrama Villain Wore a Dirty Shirt at Plano Community Theatre. Additional credits include Martha in Arsenic and Old Lace and Trashcan Tillie in Under Jekels Hyde. She is currently rehearsing for the upcoming production of I Love You You’re Perfect, Now Change. Laura spends most of her remaining spare time learning all she can about sustainability and green design, and is contemplating joining her twins in college to work on her Masters in Architecture.
Deborah Peck – Still fairly new to the Dallas area, Noises Off is Deborah’s second show with this talented group. Although directing is her first love, it has been fun to be on stage again. Deb dedicates her small yet poignant performance in Noises Off to her two perfect angels, tee hee.
Hamatal Michaeli This will be my fifth show with this group. I joined my kids in the production of Scrooge and I found out that I really like it. Than I took part in Under Jekyll’s Hyde, Arsenic and Old Lace and the resent and favorite Villain Wore a Dirty Shirt. I like the idea that I don’t have to memories any lines in this show… I just get to act. I would like to dedicate this show to my family who are allowing me some time off. And to Mr. Jamey who encourages and supports us in all these shows. Thank you Jamey.
Maleka Mahdi
Angela Stidham is thrilled to be making the trek to Plano for another show with her BFF Maleka! She was last seen in The Rocky Horror Show for PCT, The Dallas Opera’s production of LaBoheme, her 6th production of The Vagina Monologues (Casa Manana), and on Ch 11 for a Dallas Cowboys promo. A BFA graduate of UTA, she currently teaches drama at The Creative Arts Theatre and School (CATS) and at Nichols Junior High. Yay for summers off!! She is represented by Eclipse Entertainment. Thanks again, to Jamey!
Angela Montgomery is excited to work with such a dynamic cast. She has been actively involved in local theatre productions for the last 4 years. Angela began by just helping out the directors at a local community theatre and after 20 + shows has come to realize that Selsdon is right. “Once you’ve got it in your nostrils you never forget it. The smell of the theatre haunts me.” She has also had the pleasure of serving as Stage Manager for several local equity productions as well as teaching at summer camps. While theatre is her passion and a hobby, Angela also loves teaching 4th grade in Plano and enjoys helping students become stars on their own stage. She would like to thank her husband, Bill, for encouraging her to join this cast.
A Show within a Show
You have seen the standard version of Noises Off. With the actors playing hilarious roles. They had you giggling in your seat. Now, coming this summer to a North Texas Theatre – Noises Off like you have never seen it before. The words are the same. But there are no actors! Just amazing characters! You will be suprised by the difference. All of your old friends will be there. However, you will get to see the characters behind the play as well. Meet the crew for the show during the show. This will be a production like you have never seen before! Come and be a part of the fun.
