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Patrick Alberty
Shawn
Keogh
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Claire
Byrne
Susan
Brady
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Kate
DiMarco
Sara
Tansey
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Moti
Margolin
Old
Mahon
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Clare
McCarthy
Pegeen
Mike
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Patrick
O’Connor
Michael
James Flaherty
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Giverny
Petitmermet
Honor
Blake
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Photo to Come
Bernard
Smith
Jimmy
Farrel
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Angela Sommerfeld
Widow
Quin
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Drew
Valins
Christy
Mahon
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Patrick
Alberty
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Patrick is a recent graduate of The American
Academy of Dramatic Arts in New
York, where he performed in a variety of shows,
including roles as Cootie in Moonchildren and Duke Solinus in A
Comedy of Errors. Before moving to New York,
Patrick performed in many venues, both in his native Missouri and elsewhere across the country.
Some of his favorite parts include Hugh in Brian Friel’s Translations,
Pip in Great Expectations at Michigan’s
Harvey Theatre,
and the Stud in Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll
at Missouri State University’s
Studio Theatre. Patrick would like to thank his family and friends for
all of their love and support.
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Claire
Byrne
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Claire
is thrilled to revisit her Irish roots in her first Aisling Arts
production. Since graduating Lehigh University with a BA in Theatre, she
has booked several national commercials, including WE’s Bridezillas Promo,
Tvguide.com, and Samsung. She also
appeared as Mae Braddock in an ESPN documentary, The Cinderella Man: Story
of James Braddock. Claire continues
her study with Bill Esper, and would like to thank family and friends for all
of their support.
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Kate DiMarco
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Kate
is excited to be working with Aisling Arts again! Favorite roles
include Kate in She Stoops to Conquer, Chris in Dancing at
Lughnasa, Jeanne Shaheen (the governor of New Hampshire ) in A Discouraging Word, and Telephone Girl in Machinal.
Ms DiMarco has graced the stages of The Ensemble Studio Theatre, The Cherry
Lane Studio, 29th
Street Rep., Theatre for a New City , HERE and the Manhattan Theatre Source, among
others. Ms DiMarco is a graduate of The National Theatre Institute at
the Eugene O’Neill Theatre Center and Baldwin-Wallace
College and
enjoys world travel- she has studied theatre at the St. Petersburg Theatre
Arts Academy
in Russia, danced and
drummed in Mali, West
Africa, taught drama to schoolchildren in China
and worked with preschoolers in Salvador,
Brazil.
Love to her new husband Ken, please visit www.NYSeeKate.com
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Moti Margolin |
Moti is pleased mightilly for to have the opportunity to take on the role of Old Mahon in this most to wondrous play. Recent theater |
credits include Shakespeare's Edward III (King John) and Sam Shepard's & Patti Smith's Cowboy Mouth (Slim). Next is Laurence Fishburne's |
Riff Raff. Thanks be Bryn and Wendy, and the cast, and Mamatchka, and Ginatchka. |
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Clare McCarthy |
After playing such eminent roles as “Storm” and “Tree” with the Traveling Treasure Trunk children’s theater troupe, as well as any number of mildly |
disturbed characters in Improv sketches at the UCB theater or Juvie Hall, Clare is thrilled to finally be performing in a straight play, and as a |
character as easily enraged as Pegeen Mike. Much love and thanks to Margie, Frankie, Sa and the rest of the family, as well as to the |
Smith/Connolly clan for their lifelong culture and language training. |
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Patrick
O'Connor
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Patrick was most recently on stage in The Eh?
Theatre's production of The Cripple of
Inishmaan. He recently shot a pilot for comedy central and two indy
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short films The New World and One Way.
He has done voiceovers and is proud to be part of Aisling Arts.
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Angela Sommerfeld
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Favorite New
York theatre credits include Prudence in Beyond
Therapy, Masha in The Three Sisters, and Polly in
Aisling Arts' original adaptation of The Beggar's Opera. Film credits: Shishkebab
Bob, Jack's Dilemma, In Love and Theme for Martha,
among others. She has also appeared in several soaps and commercials. Her
training includes a B.A. from UMD and a year in Wynn Handman's studio. Angela
is thrilled to be in her 5th Aisling show (6 if you count Pinky) and wishes
to thank Bryn, Wendy and the cast for an amazing show and Father Colm and the
NY Irish Center for the support!
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Drew
Valins
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Since
moving to the city two years ago from Tampa,Florida, Drew Valins has
appeared in several productions, including The Beard of Avon, Wonder of the
World, Master Harold and the Boys, and Macbeth. He trained at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, and studies currently with Michael Howard. Thank
you to Aisling Arts for giving me this great role in this great play!
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