Played the role of Tony Kirby: a poetic, lovestruck, hopeless romantic, son of a business tycoon in Kauffman and Hart's classic comedy as he struggles to find the balance between pleasing his father and following his heart.
Stephen Massicotte's award winning dream play is a two-hander detailing the tragic collision of war and young love. Placed against the bloody backdrop of WWI, the title character, Mary, dreams of her love Charlie as races against death in the Canadian cavalry.
In James Ijames 2015 drama, I played Monarch: a young black librarian reeling from the recent death of his mother while simultaneously dealing with new love and coming to terms with the different parts of his identity.
In the world premiere of Janey Bell's dark comedy, I played Tim: a young man who, fueled by his own twisted sense of entitlement, stalks and harasses his colleague, Ana.
The Wizard of Oz meets The Princess Bride in Thomas Heywood's swashbuckling comedy, adapted and directed by Kevin Theis. In this production I played Goodlack - a ruthless swordsman and captain who struggles with finding his moral compass.
Played the titular character in Shakespeare's most domestic tragedy. This production of Othello was set in and outside the Green Zone of Iraq during the USA's occupation in the early 2000's.
In Marsha Norman's two act drama, I played Carl: the antagonistic, drug addicted, pimp ex-boyfriend of the story's protagonist Arlene as she tries to lead a normal life after being released from prison.
In this unique expressionistic piece I played the role of Man/Lover, a sultry womanizer who gives the protagonist, Helen, a glimpse of freedom from her mechanical unsatisfying marriage and life.
This psychadelic interpretation of Shakespeare's pastoral comedy, As You Like It, was set in the 1960's. I portrayed the melancholy Jaques (tasked with the famous "All the world's a stage" monologue) as a bongo banging beatnik.
