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John Collins (James Tyrone), is excited to work again with Firebelly and all the folks involved with this production. John last appeared as James Tyrone in Firebelly’s Long Day’s Journey into Night. He also appeared as Judge Taylor in Firebelly’s production of To Kill a Mockingbird. Other credits include Sid Davis in Ah, Wilderness! with American Century Theatre; Fentry in Tomorrow and George Deever in All My Sons both with Quotidian Theatre. At Studio Theatre, he has appeared as Andrey in Afterplay, in The Russian National Postal Service, Far Eas,t and Far Away on the main stage, and in The Galileo Project on the Studio Theatre Second Stage. John is a graduate of the The Studio Theatre Acting Conservatory. |
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| Patricia Foreman (Mary Tyrone) was most recently seen as Mary Tyrone in Firebelly’s production of Long Day’s Journey into Night. Patricia’s more recent work has been for Center Dance Company Pictures at an Exhibition and The Nutcracker featuring NPR's Bob Edwards, Theatre of the First Amendment fundraiser You're Gonna Love Tomorrow, and Patuxent Theatre Company Amadeus, The Crucible, and The Man Who Came to Dinner. In addition to commercials, television, and film she has worked at St. Louis Rep, Milwaukee Rep., the Kennedy Center, and Ford's Theatre. Her greatest production, however, is her son Jamison. | |||||||||||
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Tori Miller (Wren) is thrilled to be making her Firebelly debut! Previous credits include: Ah, Wilderness! (American Century Theater), Local Story (Madcap Players), Hamlet (Maryland Shakespeare Festival), Holy Ghosts (Spooky Action Theater), and Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse (Adventure Theatre). She has studied at Studio Theatre Acting Conservatory, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, and Shakespeare Theatre Company. Tori received a BA in Theatre from the University of Mary Washington. |
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Michael Ryan Fernandez (Director) has worked with Firebelly as Assistant Director for Nothing Sacred and Long Day’s Journey into Night, but only after starting with them as an actor in Twelfth Night as Valentine. Michael graduated from George Mason University with a BA in Theatre, and he will be attending Film School at DePaul University next semester. At George Mason University, Michael directed three short plays; wrote and directed a full-length play, Knocking on Death’s Door; and has now directed, produced, and edited five short films. This production is Michael’s professional directing debut. He thanks Kathi and Barbara of Firebelly for giving him this amazing opportunity, and to his family and friends for being awesome supporters of all his work. |
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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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