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McMullen, John

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John McMullen
Voice-over, Director, Playwright, Critic, Institutional Teacher, Marketing
bloodtangothemusical.com

John McMullen – Dialect tutor (in person or by phone).  Audition coach for individual sessions (chaperoned).  Director (former SDC).  Available for film acting and commercials. Instructor: 15 years experience, taught at Carnegie Mellon, City College of San Francisco; private classes; coaching audition and dialect to AEA and amateurs.   MFA Carnegie Mellon. Phone (510) 459-8264 or johnmcmullendelraybeach@gmail.com. $25 for 55 minutes private coaching . Inquire about classes now forming on these and other subjects. ALSO: lyricist, book writing for musical: examples at www.BloodTangotheMusical.com

Jae, Om

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Om Jae
Actor, Singer, Dancer, Voice-over, Musician, Director, Stage Combat Choreographer, Playwright, Screenwriter, Critic, Institutional Teacher, Private Coach, Sound Designer, Carpenter, Production Assistant, Stage Manager, House Manager, Company Manager, Grant Writer

Gaviria, Adriana

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Adriana Gaviria
AEA, SAG-AFTRA
Actor, Voice-over, Multi-Lingual, Director, Playwright, Vocal Coach, Private Coach, Marketing, Development
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adrianagaviria.com

Jarrell, Sara

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Sara Jarrell
Actor, Singer, Dancer, Voice-over, Director, Music Director, Choreographer, Playwright, Screenwriter, Dramaturg, Institutional Teacher, Vocal Coach, Private Coach, Crew, Costumes Crew, House Manager, Box Office

Maskati, Amytza

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Amytza Maskati
Actor, Singer, Dancer, Voice-over, Multi-Lingual, Musician, Director, Music Director, Choreographer, Stage Combat Choreographer, Playwright, Screenwriter, Critic, Dramaturg, Institutional Teacher, Vocal Coach, Private Coach, Set Designer, Costume Designer, Lighting Designer, Sound Designer, Props Designer, Projections Designer, Technical Director, Electrician, Carpenter, Crew, Costumes Crew, Scenic Artist, Production Assistant, Stage Manager, House Manager, Company Manager, Box Office, Marketing, Development, Grant Writer
https://www.backstage.com/u/amytzamaskati

Mahon, Amy

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Amy Mahon
Actor, Singer, Dancer, Multi-Lingual, Director, Choreographer, Playwright, Screenwriter, Institutional Teacher, Private Coach, Set Designer, Lighting Designer, Props Designer, Crew, Costumes Crew, Scenic Artist, Production Assistant, Stage Manager, Company Manager, Marketing, Development
www.amyeileenmahon.com

Middleton Williams, Philip

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Philip Middleton Williams
Dramatists Guild
Playwright, Critic, Grant Writer
https://newplayexchange.org/users/2009/philip-middleton-williams

Philip Middleton Williams received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in drama from the University of Miami, a Master of Fine Arts in playwriting from the University of Minnesota, and a Ph.D. in theatre from the University of Colorado. His first play, The Hunter, was produced at the University of Minnesota as a part of his master’s degree requirements. Dark Twist was staged by the Actors Ensemble Theatre of Boulder, Colorado. The Purer, Brighter Years premiered at the Old Town Playhouse in Traverse City, Michigan. Here’s Hoping, commissioned by Northern Michigan Planned Parenthood for the Troupe Teen Theatre Company, was presented in Petoskey, Michigan. Other works include Ask Me Anything and Other Short Plays, a collection of ten-minute plays that include Ask Me Anything, directed by William Roudebush, Last Exit and A Life Enriching Community, directed by Jerry Jensen, and Which Way To The Beach, directed by Steven A. Chambers, at the New Theatre’s Miami 1-Acts Festivals. A Moment of Clarity premiered at Magic Curtain Productions Still Got It Players Short Attention Span Play Festival in Orlando, Florida.  His work has also been seen in the South Florida One-Minute Play Festivals. His newest work, All Together Now, won first place in the 2016 Playgroup LLC playwriting contest.

Can’t Live Without You was his first play to receive a New York production, at the Manhattan Repertory Theatre in January 2008.

In 1992 he was appointed to the national advisory board of the William Inge Theatre Festival. He has written numerous articles on the works of Inge and Lanford Wilson and contributed to The Facts on File Companion to American Drama edited by Jackson R. Bryer and Mary C. Hartig. His doctoral thesis, A Comfortable House – Lanford Wilson, Marshall W. Mason and the Circle Repertory Theatre, was published by McFarland and Company in 1993.

He is a member of The Dramatists Guild.

Rose, Jonathan

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Jonathan Rose
proseguy@aol.com
www.CultureintheCity.us
Actor, Multi-Lingual Director, Critic, Playwright, Periodicals, Institutional Public Relations
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Recipient of the Shining Star Award from the Arts & Business Council
“in recognition of extraordinary work as a mobilizer, a resource, and an innovator whose leadership skills enhance the quality of life in Greater Miami through the arts.”

 

Cardinal Schneider, Ms Linda

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Playwright, Lecturer

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www.solamae.com

Ms. Schneider was born in Miami, Florida and raised in Asbury Park, New Jersey, she has lived in Miami since the early 1960s. Ms. Schneider is an award winning playwright, author, and an internet visionary adept at strategic consulting, business plan and sales strategy development, brand development, web site traffic growth, and developing brand strategy and statistics systems. Ms. Schneider graduated Summa Cum Laude from Barry University with a Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree in 2011 and a Master of Science Degree in 2014. Ms. Schneider is presently studying Art Management at St. Thomas University; she will begin doctoral studies in the fall.

Among Ms. Schneider’s accomplishments during her first year at Barry University: her essay “The Path to Silence: The Uses of Meditation,” tied for first place in the Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society Writing Contest and was published in What Oft Was Thought, a literary compilation that is published by the Alpha Alpha Xi Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, Inc. Additionally, a term paper Ms. Schneider wrote for a humanities course on the subject of mythology is presently being published in an academic journal. Ms. Schneider continued to earn academic honors and publications in various journals during her studies at Barry University. She was named Website Editor for The Buccaneer, Barry University’s Newspaper, where she also served as a staff writer. She is a member of the Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society, Phi Beta Delta Honor Society, Delta Epsilon Iota and Alpha Chi Honor Societies.

Ms. Schneider has published the first two volumes of a children’s series, The Little Mouse Solamae and an educational interactive website https://www.solamae.com. She has adapted the first volume as a musical stage play, My Name Is Solamae, which won the 2011 South Florida Writer’s Association’s Playwriting contest. Ms. Schneider has authored articles for trade publications, coordinated trade shows and seminars, negotiated with bookstores to conduct book signings and readings to promote sales, and conducted public speaking engagements. Her greatest joy remains the dynamic process of discovering the escapades of her clever companion, The Little Mouse Solamae.

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