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EVAN
BESKIN (Daniel Sullivan / Bill Dempsey)
Evan Beskin began studying at F.A.U., where he
performed everything from “Our Town” to “Buried Child” and participated in
workshops with famed actress Olympia Dukakis. In New York, he studied with
renowned improv companies Second City and Upright Citizens Brigade, as well
as at esteemed acting school Stella Adler and The Lee Strasberg Institute. He
has performed in such plays as “Reunion”, “Defying Gravity”, “Wit”, and
recently to critical acclaim as Kenneth Baxter in John Hopkin’s “This Story
of Yours”. Last year, Evan performed in a dual production of “The Merchant of
Venice”, and “The Jew of Malta”, which explored the similarities between the
two plays. Evan has also toured the country in a variety of productions,
which include “Don Quixote” and as Benedick in “Much Ado about Nothing” (also
with Aisling Arts) and has had appearances on such television shows as “All
My Children” and “Law and Order”. Evan is very happy to be working with
Aisling Arts again.
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RYAN
WESLEY BROWN (Tony Coughlin / Father Tim)
Ryan
Wesley Brown is thrilled to be performing in WAKE. He most recently played the role of Matthew
in Dream Babies at the American Theatre for Actors. Other favorite performances include Paul in
Kiss Me, Kate, and Mr. McQueen in Urinetown.
Ryan has a BA in Theatre, Dance, and Russian Studies from Muhlenberg
College and has studied Drama at Queen Mary, University of London in the
UK. www.ryanwesleybrown.webs.com
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MARA
GANNON (Sheila Caulfield / Kay Cartwright / Joanie)
Mara
Gannon is thrilled to be working with Aisling Arts. Past Credits include Alexandria
in The Contents of Her Purse(Dark Luna Prod.), Number 5 in In Fireworks Lie
Secret Codes(Stage One Prod.), Leontine in The Triumph of Love, Elsa in
Dispatches From Hell, Amy Lee in Laundry and Bourbon, Constance in Wilde
Abandon(original cast) Natalie in The Infinite Dust(original cast), Ann
Putnam in The Crucible(all with Rutgers Theatre Company). Education: BA
Wagner College; MFA, Rutgers University. Proud member of Effable Arts.
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REBECCA
DAVIS (Agnes / Siobhan Sullivan)
New
York credits: Bushwick Shakespeare Repertory: Julius Caesar; Poliglot
Theater: Neither Heaven Nor Earth; Midnight Buffet: JAWS The Musical!
Regional credits: The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey: The Grapes of Wrath,
and The Tempest on the Mainstage; Pericles with the Apprentice Company.
Rebecca is an ’09 graduate of Drew University with a B.A. in Theatre Arts and
Dance. Additional training at LAMDA, NYU, and STNJ.
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LILLITH
FALLON (Kathy Sullivan)
Lillith
is extremely excited and honored to be a part of her first Aisling Arts show.
Lillith is a recent graduate of The Stella Adler Studio of Acting, where she
studied with many wonderful teachers such as Sam Schacht, Joan Evans and Ron
Burrus. Before coming to New York, Lillith studied and performed longform
improv at the Dirty South Theater and worked on Nuestro Barrio, a Spanish-language
mini-series about Hispanic life in the United States. Favorite roles include
Barbara in AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY, and Trisha in FIVE WOMEN WEARING THE SAME
DRESS.
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CODY MAGOUIRK
(Jonathan
Cartwright / Jamie Cartwright / Siobhan’s Brian)
Cody
has just recently arrived in NYC and is excited about his first production in
the city. Asheville, NC has been the
place that Cody called home for the past couple of years while receiving his
Bachelors degree from the University of North Carolina in Asheville. His favorite roles include The Dentist in
"Little Shop of Horrors", Bobby Strong in "Urinetown" and
Himself in "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare abridged". He hopes you enjoy the show!
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WENDY
MERRITT* (Mrs. Armstrong / Kate Sullivan)
Wendy
was last seen in September as Lady Bracknell, in Sink or Swim Rep's THE
IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, Wendy is very pleased to be making her Aisling
Arts debut in this fascinating piece. Other New York appearances this year
include, DODSWORTH at Metropolitan Playhouse and Richard Sheinmel's POST
MODERN LIVING at La MaMa, which included our cast's terrific Catherine
Porter.
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BRYN
MANION (Deirdre Sullivan)
After a nearly ten year hiatus from
acting, Bryn is thrilled to be returning to the stage as Deirdre in WAKE. Favorite
prior roles include Rosaura in LIFE’S A DREAM, Mephistophiles in FAUSTUS,
Beatrice in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING and Helena in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S
DREAM. Bryn is also a Pulitzer Prize
nominated playwright/director and the co-founder of Aisling Arts where she
has directed plays such as PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD, THE IMPORTANCE OF
BEING EARNEST, MACBETH, LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST, and THE BEGGAR’S OPERA.
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MICKEY
O’SULLIVAN (Kevin Sullivan / Michael Sullivan)
Mickey
O'Sullivan is ecstatic to be a part of WAKE. Mickey studied acting for
four years at Illinois State University and upon arrival to NYC in June
2010 has continued his training On Camera with Erica Jensen, and
Scene Study with Michael Howard. Some recently productions include,
Prince Pauper in "All Folked Up", Peter in " The Melodrama
Play", Benedick in "Much ado about Nothing", Don Juan in
"Don Juan Comes Home from War", and Sebastion in "Twelfth
Night".www.mickeyosullivan.webs.com
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GIVERNY
PETITMERMET (Molly Cartwright / Maude Penney)
Giverny Petitmermet’s New York credits
include: Sacrificial Boogaloo (Mindspring Collective); Trinity@Trinity (Ex
Libris Theatre Company); Her Train of Thought (Public Space; Public Voice);
Dispersal, Playboy of the Western World (Aisling Arts); Assistance (Conflict
of Interest Theatre Co.). Other credits include: Much Ado About Nothing
(Olney Theatre Center); Prelude to a Kiss, Trojan Women (BU); The Provoked
Wife, Macbeth (LAMDA). Training: Boston University, BFA in acting; London
Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA), British American Drama Academy
(BADA). Her writing can be heard on the COI podcast
(conflicttheater.podomatic.com).
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CATHERINE
MICHELE PORTER* (Maura Sullivan, Mrs. Dawe)
CATHERINE
MICHELE PORTER is delighted to make
her second appearance with Aisling Arts (first was as Lady Bracknell in The
Importance of Being Earnest). Catherine is Co-Founder/Artistic Director of
Peculiar Works Project, an OBIE Award-winning company with whom she has served
as producer, writer, director and/or performer in 100+ site-specific
performances (www.peculiarworks.org). She has acted with such Off-Off
companies as Flux Theatre Ensemble, The Forge, Theatre Askew and TOSOS, and
appeared Off Broadway in Mac Wellman’s award-winning Crowbar. Catherine’s
alter ego is Dixon Place’s Director of Development and Finance. She’s a
member of Actors Equity Association, and serves on the boards of A.R.T./New
York and Concrete Temple Theatre.
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WENDY
REMINGTON BOWIE (Margaret Caulfield)
Wendy is a co-founder of Aisling Arts
and has acted and designed extensively with the company. As part of the
off-off Broadway community, she has worked as an actor, designer, and writer
collaborating with companies including the Obie-award winning Peculiar Works
Project and TOSOS II, was a festival adjudicator for the clown, mask and
burlesque category of the New York International Fringe Festival, and she was
a reviewer for nytheater.com as part of their festival reviewing squad.
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BARRY
ROWELL (Roland / Mr. James / Landring)
Barry Rowell is a founder and
co-artistic director of Peculiar Works Project (peculiarworks.org). As an
actor, he appeared in En Garde Arts productions by Reza Abdou, Anne Bogart
and Charles M. Mee, and with several Off-Off companies. His plays have been presented
by Peculiar Works, Theater of NOTE (Los Angeles) and Creative Mechanics
(Stage This!). He has directed productions for PWP, The American Symphony
Orchestra, and others. He is pleased to be performing with Aisling Arts—and
with Catherine Porter for the first time in 25 years.
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BRADLEY
WELLS (Dan Sullivan / Sean Sullivan)
Bradley
has proudly worked on several Aisling Arts productions such as Life Is A
Dream, Macbeth, and The Force Trilogy, which was featured in 'Plays And
Playwrights 2006.' New York: Taming of the Shrew (78th Street Theatre Lab),
The Village Fragments (Peculiar Works Project), Out of the Sandbox (June
Havoc Theatre), and Remuda (Midtown International Theatre Festival). TV:
Damages and Naked Brothers Band.
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