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Twelfth
Night
Jan.
12–Feb. 17,
2007
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Twelfth
Night
by
William Shakespeare
directed by Terry Dodd
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L. Corwin Christie– Viola
L. Corwin Christie is an Oberlin College - and Oxford University
- educated Chicago native who has called Denver home for
the last two years. Thrilled to appear for the first time
at the Vic, Corwin is endlessly grateful to Terry and Wade
for the opportunity to perform the role of her dreams with
such incredible people. An "Ovation" award nominee
in 2005, Corwin was last seen in Amy's View at
Miner's Alley, SansScript: Whirl at the Bovine
Metropolis, and will appear next in Colorado Stage’s
production of Five Women Wearing the Same Dress.
Thanks always to Rick and Paige for their friendship and
guidance, her parents, without whom she would not have been
possible, and Jake--verra verra much.
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Theresa Reid- Feste
Theresa Reid trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music
and Drama. A selection of recent stage credits include A
Folded Flag (Cannon Productions), Indulgences in
the Louisville Harem (Germinal Stage), Inherit
the Wind (Modern Muse), Curious New Voices
and The Long Christmas Ride Home (Curious Theatre),
Book of Days and A Christmas Carol (Aurora
Fox), Sylvia (Town Hall Arts Center) and The
Baltimore Waltz (Everyman Theatre). She has appeared
in several stage productions in Glasgow and Edinburgh, and
read the title role in Postcards from Shannon,
a BBC docu-drama nominated for two european broadcasting
awards. She is currently the artistic director of KidStage,
a children's theatre company that brings drama classes to
after-school programs and recreation centers in the Denver
metro area.
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Gregory J. Adams- Orsino
Gregory is very excited to return to the Denver Victorian
Playhouse and join another talented and creative cast and
crew. Vic audiences may remember his previous appearance
this season as Jim Curran in The Weir. Favorite
roles include Leon Czolgosz in Next Stage's production of
Assassins (CTG Henry Award-Outstanding Musical;
Westword 2005-Best Musical) and the title role of Bas Bleu
Theatre's The Swan. He was honored with a Denver
Post Ovation nomination for "Best Year by An Actor"
for his performances in Assassins, Werner Heisenberg
in Copenhagen (Openstage Theatre, 2005 OPUS Nominee-Best
Actor) and Happy Loman in Death of a Salesman (Bas
Bleu Theatre). Gregg actively trains in stage combat and
is a member of the Colorado Fight Club.
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Seth Maisel- Curio/Servant/Priest/Officer
Seth is very excited to be back in Colorado after several
years in Florida where he earned his MFA and had the opportunity
to work with the Orlando Shakespeare Festival. His favorite
roles include Baby San in Tracers (which received
the Carbonell Award for best ensemble), Mr. Conolly in The
Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge, and Renfield in Dracula.
When not on stage, Seth works as a white water raft guide.
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Wade P. Wood- Sir Toby Belch/Executive Producer
Wade has been involved in theater in the Denver area for
many years as both a director and an actor. Favorite roles
include Henry in The Lion in Winter and Lt. Col Jessup in
A Few Good Men and was most recently seen in the
role of Garfinkle in Other People’s Money,
and Finbar in The Weir. Most recently he directed
Run for Your Wife at Miners Alley and Mrs.
Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge here at the
Vic.
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Lisa Rosenhagen- Maria
Lisa first performed at the Denver Vic as Kate in this past
spring's Other People's Money, and is thrilled
to be back. She most recently appeared in the critically
acclaimed 365 Days/365 Plays at Curious Theatre
Company. Favorite roles in the Denver area include: Cordelia
in King Lear, Isabella in Measure for Measure,
The Bride in Blood Wedding, Constanze in Amadeus,
Maxine in Tongue of a Bird, Karen in Speed
the Plow, Cecily in Importance of Being Earnest,
Margaret in The Marriage of Bette and Boo, Kate
Barlow in Holes and Stella in A Streetcar Named
Desire. Lisa would like to dedicate her performance
to her son, Nick, who shares her love for Shakespeare.
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David Saphier- Sir Andrew Ague-Cheek
David received his BA in Drama and Dance from The Colorado
College and his MFA in Theatre for Youth from Arizona State
University. David is currently a teaching artist for the
Denver Center Theatre Academy at the Denver Center for Performing
Arts. His favorite roles include Mr. Scott in Little
House on the Prairie for The Coterie Theatre in Kansas
City and Murder 2 and Siward in Shadow Theatre Company’s
Macbeth. David has worked in education departments
from the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago, Illinois
to the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum in Topanga, California
and a couple of theatres in between.
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Stephanie Jones- Olivia
Stephanie is so happy to be making her second appearance
at the Denver Victorian Theater as Olivia. The first, was
in the role of Lilly, in The Holdup, for which
she received a Denver Ovation Award nomination for best
supporting actress. Other favorite roles include Paulina
in Winter's Tale at Open Stage Theater in Fort
Collins. Then Inez in Life X 3 and Evie in Tongue
of a Bird both at Bas Bleu Theater, also in Ft. Collins.
Prior to that Stephanie performed in A New Country and
Our Best Stories with Imagination Makers Theater Company.
Stephanie is a hypnotherapist and astrologer living in Denver
with her husband, Peter and beautiful daughter, Audrey.
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Harry A. Cruzan- Malvolio
Harry received his BA in Theatre from Loretto Heights College.
His many credits include The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie,
Arsenic and Old Lace, Oliver!, 1776, Fortinbras, Amadeus,
The Birthday Party, Reckoning with Marlowe and Trolls.
He is also experienced in “the Classics” including
A Midsummer Nights Dream, Cyrano de Bergerac, The Italian
Straw Hat, The Inspector General, Much Ado About Nothing,
The Wars of the Roses, Treasure Island and The
Hunchback of Notre Dame. Recently seen in The Vic’s
production of Mrs. Bob Crachit’s Wild Christmas
Binge; Harry is thrilled to be back on stage at The
Vic.
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Roger Winn- Antonio
Roger is pleased to work at the Vic. This is his second
time playing Antonio, the first being many years ago at
the University of Wyoming. Recent roles include St. Peter/Fr.
O'Reilly in Dona Rosita's Jalepeno Kitchen at El
Centro su Teatro, Escalus in Measure for Measure,
and Morroco in The Merchant of Venice both with
No Holds Bard. Roger has also directed and served as the
Artistic Director for Industrial Arts Theatre. Most recently
he was on stage for the Denver Improv Festival with P-RoC.
He is celebrating his 1st anniversary with his wife and
looking forward to fatherhood in May.
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Chris Bleau- Sebastian
His first show here at the Vic has filled Chris to the brim
with trippy hooplah. He has also been seen in other roles
in other places. For example: Miners Alley Playhouse (Versati-
The Underpants, John Smith- Run For Your Wife,
One of the Three Guys- The Complete Works of William
Shakespeare (abridged)) and most recently at Colorado
Stage Company (Bo Bob Jasper- Cheatin’) The
honor of working with such an extremely talented cast is
matched only by the honor of working with such a talented
crew. Thanks to all involved (including the rarely seen,
but often thanked, Tiffanie and Boba Fett…love you
big-big). “And in the end, the love you take is equal
to the love you make.”
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Terry Dodd- Director
Terry recently won the Denver Post Ovation Award for Best
Season for a Director 2006. He has been directing and writing
shows for over 25 years up and down the Front Range. Past
shows here as The Vic include: The Weir; The Holdup
and The Voice of the Prairie. Other recent
shows include; Man from Nebraska (Dillon); The
Caretaker (Paragon); The Smell of the Kill (Avenue);
A Raisin in the Sun (Arvada); Angels in America
- Perestroika (Bas Bleu); Wit (Nomads) &
Private Eyes (Miner's Alley). Other favorites include;
Stanton's Garage (environmental) & The
Hot L Baltimore (environmental - Barth Hotel); Three
Viewings (Bas Bleu & Aurora Fox); Three Hotels
(Nomads); Fully Committed and The Ice Fishing
Play (Aurora Fox). Upcoming shows include; Lobby
Hero (Miner's Alley). As a playwright his scripts include:
Goodnight, Texas (Denver Center/Bruce Sevy director);
Amateur Night at the Big Heart (Arvada Center/
David Ogden Stiers director); Vaughn, New Mexico, Christmas
Eve, 1956 (Denver Civic) & First Night or whatever
(commissioned to open the Newman Center at the U. of Denver).
His new play, Home by Dark will have it's World
Premiere at Miner's Alley in Sept. 2007. A big thank-you
to Wade and Lorraine for letting me sit in the kitchen once
again at The Vic (it reminds me of my grandparents) and
for helping to bring back the Bard to the Vic with such
an awesome cast and crew. Thank you!
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Back Stage Crew
Director
Terry Dodd
Assistant Director/Stage Manager
Taylor Gonda
Scenic Design
Sarah Roshan
Lighting Design
Karalyn Pytel
Sound Design
El Armstrong
Props Mistress
Robbie Elliot
Costume Designer
Susan Lyles
House Manager
Lorraine J. Wood
Graphic Design and Web Master
Dell Domnik
Set Construction
Wade P. Wood
Darren Smith
Ed Fronheiser
Executive Producer
Wade P. Wood
Associate Producer
Lorraine J. Wood
Productions Manager
Sarah Roshan
Media Contact
Terry Ann Watts
Ushers
Colorado Ushers
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