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Josh Drew (Sigmund / Red) Josh Drew's recent experience includes The Shakespeare Theatre at the Kennedy Center: Young Patron in Five by Tenn; Actor's Theatre of Washington, Jean Bilodeau in Lilies, The Shakespeare Theatre: The Boy/Ensemble (u/s in perf) in The Silent Woman; Madcap Players: The Man in Buyer’s Market; The American Century Theatre: Bomber in Picnic; Trumpet Vine Theatre Company: Kidnapper # 3 in Abducting Diana; Bohemian Acting Company: Victor in Four Dogs and a Bone; Maintenance Shop Theatre: The Thief in Dark Ride. Joshua is a graduate of Iowa State University, with a degree in Acting/Directing. |
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Matthew C. Hartman (Ted / Blue) is making his debut with Firebelly Productions and with the Page-To-Stage Festival. He was seen this summer in the NVTA One-Act Festival in Reston Community Players production of I Bring You Flowers. He can also be seen every weekend at DC ComedySportz in Ballston, Virginia. He gives a big thank you to his fellow cast-mates and his director, and to Firebelly and the Kennedy Center for this great opportunity. |
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Sarah Imes (Diana / Yellow) is excited to continue her association with Firebelly Productions by performing in Page-To- Stage. In November, she will appear as Charlotte for that company's production of Moon over Buffalo. Some of her favorite past roles were Vicky in Blackmail (Off-Broadway), Svetlana in Chess (Baltimore), Rona in Kennedy’s Children (Maryland Ensemble) and Natasha in The Three Sisters (Los Angeles). Her training includes an MFA from California State University, Fullerton. When not on stage she devotes her time to running a small decorating business, messing up crossword puzzles, and ignoring nutritional information on chocolate. |
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Jessica Lefkow (Director), a Washington DC native, has for nearly 20 years, (BFA Acting, Catholic University of America) lived--directing, acting, touring, and teaching--across the United States, Europe, and Asia. Since her return to the Washington area last year, Jessica has worked with the Playwrights Forum on Jonah Sea Knight's new thriller Take Stock, and with Marian Licha and R. Dennis Green on their one-woman show, Frida, Vice-Versa, (a participant in WWIT's Anti-Stepford Festival in July, 2004) based on the life of the legendary artist Frida Kahlo. This spring, Jessica was invited to Hong Kong to direct Ronald Harwood's The Dresser for that city's 2004 Faust Festival. |
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David Cahill (Author), a graduate of the American University (B.A. Communications: Visual Media / Theatre Minor), is delighted that Firebelly Productions staged readings of Conversing Elevens and Dunce at the 2004 Kennedy Center's Page-To-Stage New Play Festival, and has decided to produce these two one-acts for their Spring show. David Cahill first participated in the innagural 2002 Kennedy Center's Page-To-Stage New Play Festival with the entry of his very first one-act, Trampoline. Dividing his time between writing and acting, Cahill has appeared in four Firebelly productions as Estragon in Waiting For Godot, Don Baker in Butterflies Are Free, George in Of Mice and Men, and Tito Merelli in Lend Me a Tenor. Cahill's current writing projects include the feature length plays Drowning Noah and The Valley of Hinnom. David would like to thank the cast, Jessica, Kathi, and Barbara for giving his words life. |
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*** Firebelly Productions is supported by Arlington County through the Arlington Commission for the ARTS and the Cultural Affairs Division of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Resources. *** |
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Copyright © 2003 Firebelly Productions. All rights reserved. Designed by David Cahill. |
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