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OLD
TIMES
by Harold Pinter
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Jennifer
Dersin
(KATE) has worked in Atlanta's professional theatres since 1998. She studied
at the National Shakespeare Conservatory Summer Program and was a member
of the Warehouse Theatre's Professional Journeyman Program. She is recently
returning to the professional theatre community after taking a two year
hiatus to be a full time Mom to her 2-year-old son, Graham. She has recently
been seen in an all-female production of Henry V at Atlanta Classical
Theatre, and in The Member of the Wedding at Neighborhood
Playhouse. |
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Sarah Falkenburg
(ANNA) was most recently seen in a Tal-Kasia production of Dr. Faustus.
A graduate of Emory University, Sarah's other credits include History
of the Devil and Wide Open Beaver Festival with Sensurround
Stagings, Betty's Summer Vacation with Essential Theater Festival,
Crimes of the Heart with Cobb Community Players and Holiday
on Thin Ice with Push Push Theater.
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Eric
Zwieg
(DEELEY), when he's not playing with his band, Duke Fame, has played such
roles as Stanley in Cobb Playhouse's Streetcar Named Desire, Tony
in Cobb Playhouse's West Side Story and Mr. Sasaki in Georgia Mountain
Theatre's Sadako and 1000 Cranes. He received his training
from the acting programs at Actors Express, Alliance Theatre, The Academy
Theatre and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. |
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THE MAIDS
by Jean Genet
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Rain Pineau Leander
(MADAME) is branching out of her normal dancer and choreographer role to
play Madame. She began her dance career in 1990 with strong ballet training
at St. Mary's Hall where she was able to study both during and after school.
She began studying and fell in love with modern dance at the University
of Southern Mississippi where she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1998,
earning an assortment of honors, awards and scholarships in the process.
Immediately upon graduation, the budding young professional moved to Tennessee
where she danced with Memphis Dance Theatre. Since moving to Atlanta, Rain
has married her best friend, Pontus Leander, earned her Master of Information
Technology, danced with several companies in a variety of venues, and started
producing her own shows. |
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Amanda
Exley Lower
(CLAIRE) is delighted to bring her deep love for movement and text to
this production of The Maids. A graduate
of Duke University and New York University's Tisch School of the Arts,
Amanda has studied modern dance under Lee Harper, Clay Taliaferro, Phyllis
Lamhut, Carla Maxwell, Doug Varone and served as a soloist for Shapiro
& Smith. Her choreography has been presented at places including the
New York International Fringe Festival, Duke University, Harvard University,
and the Julliard School. Since returning home to Atlanta she has founded
Duende Dance Theater which has
performed in venues such as the 14th Street Playhouse, The Conant Center
and the Marcus Jewish Community Center.
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Shelley
Reed
(SOLANGE) is a newcomer to Atlanta, and decided to settle in the South after
being on tour and living out of a suitcase for three years. Happy to be
unpacked and acting, she has enjoyed playing roles from Vivian in Wit
and Hannah in Arcadia, to Titania in A Midsummer Night's Dream.
She earned her MFA in Drama from the University of Montana, and currently
teaches acting between auditions and day jobs. Shelly is pleased and excited
to be a part of the Fly-By family. |
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Fly-By
Theatre, Inc. seeks to entertain while leading the community towards innovation
in the performing arts. |
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