Moby Dick: the sermon - Actors
Rich Kirkwood - Father Mapple
Richard recently appeared in Camino Real for
Arthouse Productions in Jersey City, and in the dance piece
"Because of B_____" choreographed by Shaleigh Comerford. Before
coming to New York he acted in numerous theaters in Washington
DC and Virginia. He has also appeared (or been heard) in
productions for the Discovery Channel, the Learning Channel,
and the feature film "War", a selection at the 2004 Sundance
Festival.
Don Slovin - layman with lantern
Don has created and performed in many improv
theatre troupes including but not limited to Second Sight
Theater Lab in Phila, Improvakatzia in Israel, WOW in Calif.
and Frogmen of the Gowanus in Brooklyn, along with Improv
Summit, Jamprov, Improv Centric Unit, Slowpoke, and Improv
ReTreaters. Childrens shows such as Land of Wonder, Take 5 and
Radio Fever. He has also played drums with Shlomo Carlebach,
Ruby Harris, New Jerusalem Magic Whoopie Band, Any Old Time
String Band, Doro and Lorin Coyote. He has trained at/with
SecondCity, Magnet, UCB, Tom Soter, Chris Applegate, Carol Fox
Prescott, Michael Gelman and countless others. He thanks Joe
for this opportunity. On an interesting note, he was the voice
of Zoomer Slick in the cartoon Speedracer.
Mary Jane Dingledy - Chorus
Mary Jane made her operatic debut this summer as
Rachel Stitcher in A.F.R.A.I.D. An attorney for the City of New
York, Mary Jane has spent many years pursuing her singing
talents, primarily as soprano soloist for the choir at St.
John's Episcopal Church of Park Slope, where she performed many
solos such as 'The Virgin Slumber Song.' Also, she sang in
duets including 'Recordare' from the Verdi Requiem. In 2005 she
was invited to perform in concert in Germany for the churches
at Neunkirchen and Dilsberg singing the Bach cantatas 'Jesu
bleibet meine Freude (Jesu Joy)' and 'Dir, Dir Jehova will ich
singen,' and the English Elizabethan songs, 'The Lowest Trees
Have Tops' and 'Now What is Love,' accompanied by the organ.
Mary Jane studies voice in Manhattan, and is a graduate of
Empire State College and SUNY Buffalo Law School.
Richard recently appeared in Camino Real for
Arthouse Productions in Jersey City, and in the dance piece
"Because of B_____" choreographed by Shaleigh Comerford. Before
coming to New York he acted in numerous theaters in Washington
DC and Virginia. He has also appeared (or been heard) in
productions for the Discovery Channel, the Learning Channel,
and the feature film "War", a selection at the 2004 Sundance
Festival.
Don has created and performed in many improv
theatre troupes including but not limited to Second Sight
Theater Lab in Phila, Improvakatzia in Israel, WOW in Calif.
and Frogmen of the Gowanus in Brooklyn, along with Improv
Summit, Jamprov, Improv Centric Unit, Slowpoke, and Improv
ReTreaters. Childrens shows such as Land of Wonder, Take 5 and
Radio Fever. He has also played drums with Shlomo Carlebach,
Ruby Harris, New Jerusalem Magic Whoopie Band, Any Old Time
String Band, Doro and Lorin Coyote. He has trained at/with
SecondCity, Magnet, UCB, Tom Soter, Chris Applegate, Carol Fox
Prescott, Michael Gelman and countless others. He thanks Joe
for this opportunity. On an interesting note, he was the voice
of Zoomer Slick in the cartoon Speedracer.
Mary Jane made her operatic debut this summer as
Rachel Stitcher in A.F.R.A.I.D. An attorney for the City of New
York, Mary Jane has spent many years pursuing her singing
talents, primarily as soprano soloist for the choir at St.
John's Episcopal Church of Park Slope, where she performed many
solos such as 'The Virgin Slumber Song.' Also, she sang in
duets including 'Recordare' from the Verdi Requiem. In 2005 she
was invited to perform in concert in Germany for the churches
at Neunkirchen and Dilsberg singing the Bach cantatas 'Jesu
bleibet meine Freude (Jesu Joy)' and 'Dir, Dir Jehova will ich
singen,' and the English Elizabethan songs, 'The Lowest Trees
Have Tops' and 'Now What is Love,' accompanied by the organ.
Mary Jane studies voice in Manhattan, and is a graduate of
Empire State College and SUNY Buffalo Law School.