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Sorry, no synthetics here. Only real live people who have mastered
the dramatic craft. We put our faith in the most advanced animation engine in existence--the human face.
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JOHN ARP
( KTEE / GATE TECHNICIAN )
Mr. Arp has just returned to Seattle after performing as Rock in Rock And
Betty Dance at the Dog Theatre in Denver, Colorado. A native of Houston,
Texas, some representative roles include Dalton in Equus, Estragon in
Waiting For Godot, and the King of France in King Lear for the
Urban Theatre, and Lysander in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Paris in
Romeo and Juliet, Dr. Caius in Merry Wives of Windsor, Bushy
in Richard II, and Bardolf in Henry V for the Houston
Shakespeare Festival. Other Houston credits include five seasons with
the Children's Theatre Festival and performances with Stages Repertory
Theatre (including Merrel in the world premiere of Hotel Oubliette),
The Houston Grand Opera, and the Strand Street Theatre in Galveston. Since
moving to Seattle, he has been seen as Baptista/Biondello in Taming Of The
Shrew at the Seattle Shakespeare Festival, and as The Doctor, The Showman,
and The Jew in Woyzeck and one of the five creator/performers of the
original work Blood Orange for The Immediate Theatre. For his
performance in The Vortex, John was interviewed by MTV Europe and
can be seen as Justus in the demo version of HyperBole's next movie Ten
State Spree.
AMY PERRY
( THE SAYET )
Ms. Perry has appeared in many different venues in the Seattle, Washington
area. Some of her most popular roles include Pinzon in City of Gold
at the Seattle Repertory Theatre, Lily in Hunger and Miss Scoons
in Angel City at the New City Theatre, Kitty in Subrosa at
the Alice B. Theatre, Nadja in Division Street at the Seattle Group
Theatre, Teresa in Italian-American Reconciliation at the Pioneer
Square Theatre, and the title role of Betty the Yeti at A
Contemporary Theatre. For the Intiman Theatre Company, she performed such
roles as Sophie in The Grace of Mary Traverse, Lady MacDuff in
MacBeth, Julia in The Rivals, Violet in Man and
Superman, and Louise in Private Lives, among others. She has
also worked at the San Jose Repertory Theatre and can be seen as Sally in
the ABC-TV Movie-Of-The-Week I'll Take Romance. A graduate of
Seattle's Cornish College of the Arts, Amy recently married and has moved
to Los Angeles to further pursue her career.
JAMES BLACK
( COLONEL SAUNDERS )
Born and raised in Texas, Mr. Black is one of the most popular and
critically-acclaimed actors in the Southwest. Throughout his years as a
company member of the Alley Theatre, he has been seen in such diverse roles
as MacBeth, Van Helsing in Dracula, Mr. Webb in Our Town, Sam
in Lips Together Teeth Apart, Scrooge in A Christmas Carol,
Paris in Danton's Death directed by Robert Wilson, Burns in The
Front Page, McMurphy in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, W.C.
Fields in Anne Bogart and Tina Landau's American Vaudeville, Garfinkle
in Other Peoples' Money, Daddy in Sharon And Billy, Rysio in
Hunting Cockroaches, Kulygin in The Three Sisters, and ten
different roles in Joe Turner's Come And Gone. As a principal actor
for the Houston Shakespeare Festival, his most celebrated roles have been
Caliban in The Tempest, Coriolanus in Coriolanus, Petruchio
in Taming Of The Shrew, Brutus in Julius Caesar, and Iago in
Othello. On television in Made-For-TV movies, he has appeared as
The Man With The Perfect Swing, Mayfield in Challenger, Giles
in Killing In A Small Town, and as Fannin in Houston: Legend of
Texas, among others. James can also be seen as Dale in Night Game
with Roy Scheider and as Roland in Blind Fury with Rutger Hauer.
JAMIE CALLAHAN
( PRIVATE MICHAELS )
A native of New York, Jamie received his B.A. in Drama from S.U.N.Y. Potsdam
and his M.F.A. in Acting from Brooklyn College. He received his acting
training from teachers such as F. Murray Abraham and Michael Moriarty and is
Suzuki-trained in Movement. Regional theatre credits include Rosencrantz
And Guildenstern Are Dead at the American Stage Festival, The
Hostage at the Gershwin Theatre, She Loves Me at Music Theatre
North, Our Town at the Alley Theatre, and Henry V at the Houston
Shakespeare Festival. On the New York stage, he has performed as Estragon in
Waiting For Godot at the Zoo Theatre Company, Gunner in
Misalliance at the Westside Repertory Theatre, Wyatt Earth in
Larger Than Death at La Mama, and in Woofer The Psychic Dog
at the Manhattan Punch Line. Jamie can be seen as the featured "Killer" in the
independent film Occhio Pinocchio.
PAIGE WITTE
( ILLYRA / JENNY )
Ms. Witte was recently awarded both "Best Actress" from Electronic
Entertainment and "Best Female On-Screen Performance" from Computer
Gaming World for her portrayal of Illyra/Jenny in The Vortex.
She currently lives in New York, where she completed studies at the New York
Two Year Meisner Technique for Film & Television. A magna cum laude graduate
of the University of Houston, she received training under Jose Quintero and
Edward Albee. She has appeared at the Houston Shakespeare Festival in such
roles as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, Jessica in The Merchant of
Venice, Hero in Much Ado About Nothing and Mistress Anne Page in
The Merry Wives of Windsor. Also while in Houston, she performed at
the Alley Theatre and Stages Repertory Theatre. Paige can be seen as Lorna
in the NBC Movie of the Week Trial: Price of Passion, as Stacy in the
independent film Doc's Texaco Station, and as Kim on the soap opera
Student Union.
ANNALEE JEFFERIES
( DR. ELIZABETH MARKS )
Ms. Jefferies is one of the busiest actresses in Regional Theatre. Trained
at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, she is currently a company member of
the Alley Theatre in Houston, Texas, where she has performed such roles as
Carol Cutrere in Orpheus Descending, Chloe in Lips Together Teeth
Apart, Marion in Robert Wilson's acclaimed production of Danton's
Death, and Fanny Brice in American Vaudeville directed by Anne
Bogart and Tina Landau. Favorite roles while at the Arena Stage in Washington, D.C., include work
with directors Liviu Ciulei and Zelda Fischandler on productions of Don
Juan and After The Fall. She has also performed at the Public Theatre,
The Eugene O'Neill, the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, Hartford Stage Company,
Berkshire Theatre Festival, the Pennsylvania Centre Stage, the Houston Shaw
Festival, Stages Repertory Theatre, and Playmakers Repertory Company, among
others. Her performance as Sonya in Uncle Vanya (with Hal Holbrook) at the
Great Lakes Theatre Festival won her high praise from critics and audiences
alike. Annalee can be seen as Sally in Violets Are Blue with Sissy
Spacek and Kevin Kline, as Susan in No Mercy with Richard Gere, as
Flood Phillips in Ned Blessing, and in the L.A. Law episode "Dances With
Sharks" as Janice Long. She currently lives in Houston, Texas with her daughter Pace
Webb.
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