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Alumni Showcase 2019 ALUMNI SHOWCASE 2019 Alex Hazen Floyd Ht: 5’9” Wt: 145lb, Hair: Brown, Eyes: Green Voice: Baritone Television/Film Blue Bloods ep 809 “Sleeping Pills” Guest Star CBS/Dir. John Bingham The Day of Supporting Dir. Frank Galdorise Jimmy Supporting Dir. Brian Hose/ Joe Vilardi Once Upon a November Supporting Dir. Jess Costa Commericial Conflicts available upon request Theatre The Church of St. Luke in the Field Jonah NY Fringe Festival Dir. Jim Shankman ​ Hamlet Hamlet Playwrights Horizon NYU Dir. Daniel Cohen ​ Romeo and Juliet Mercutio Atlantic Acting School Dir. Michael Piazza King’s Stag Various NYU Commedia Dell’Arte Dir. Jim Calder Talking Dog Man Atlantic Acting School Dir. Andy Schneeflock Amadeus Mozart Montgomery Bell Academy Dir. Cal Fuller Great Expectations Pip Montgomery Bell Academy Dir. Malcom Morrison The Elephant Man Merrick Montgomery Bell Academy Dir. Rick Seay Training NYU BFA Acting ‘16 Atlantic Acting School, Stonestreet Studios, NYU Commedia dell’Arte Acting: Ted Sluberski, Jacquelyn Landgraf, Anya Saffir, Cynthia Silver, Scott Zigler, Jennifer McCabe, Gil Zabarsky, Ellen Parks, Lorielle Mallue, Heather Oakley, David Cady, Charles Tuthill Movement: Renee Redding-Jones, Kelly Maurer, Margaret Eginton, Jim Calder, Jacob Oleson Voice/Speech: Katie Honaker, Charley Layton, Susan Finch, Katie Bull, Francine Zerfas, Nolufefe Mtshabe Creating Work: Gabriel Frye-Behar, Zoey Martinson, Josh Lewis Special Skills Stage combat (Hand to Hand, Rapier Training), improvisation, knowledge of IPA, various English dialects, Southern dialects, German dialect, Suzuki training, Viewpoints, freestyle rapping, Kickboxing, Krav Maga, Driving Alice Kors VOICEOVER REPRESENTATION: Eileen Schellhorn—DDO Artists Agency ​ Conflicts available upon request. 310.633.4688 [email protected] www.alicekors.com NYC & LA |Hair: Strawberry Blonde | Eyes: Green | Height: 5’2” | Voice Part: Mezzo/Soprano ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ THEATER Etudes The Sister Less Than Rent/ Jake Beckhard Draft Dodgers Ebby Dixon Place/ Nick O’Leary Super Play! Jake/Otto/Logan/A LABA Theatre/ Allison Benko 24 Hour Plays—Nationals Ensemble Member The 24 Hour Plays/ Mark Armstrong Aliens Coming: The Musical Clementine Tweedy People’s Improv Theater/ Griffin Osborne ​* The Plantation Annie Brave New World Rep./ Claire Beckman ​† Picasso’s Masterpiece ✧ Fernande Brave New World Rep./ Claire Beckman ​ Our Town Emily Atlantic Acting School/ Stephen Brown-Fried Antigone Antigone Atlantic Acting School/ Anya Saffir Little Fish Demi The Public Theater (Reading)/ Ian Hersey * Time Out’s Best of Off-Off Broadway New York Times rave review ✧ World Premiere of Charles L. Mee play † ​ FILM & TV Dutch Short Film Dir. Bam Johnson Resident Assistance Pilot (Half Hour) Stonestreet Studios/ Gil Zabarsky Boys Go To Jupiter Pilot (Web Series) Dir. Caitlin Hammond The Sunsets in Suburbia Short Film Two Tonys Productions/ Isaac Sims Pants Role Web Series Blue Slate Films/ Emory Parker TRAINING BFA in Acting — New York University, Tisch School of the Arts *Recipient of the Outstanding Achievement in Studio Award ​ Stonestreet Studios & Atlantic Acting School— Ted Sluberski, Andy Roth, Vance Barber, Ellen Parks, ​ Elizabeth Bunnell, Anya Saffir, Todd Thaler, Charles Tuthill, Ian Hersey, Kelly Maurer, Philip Carlson, Charley Layton SPECIAL SKILLS Comedy; Characters; UCB Improv 301, BCC Improv 201; Trained singer (Soprano I/ Mezzo-soprano/D3-C6); Dialects (All British dialects, Irish, Scottish, Texan, Californian, Russian, New York,); Licensed Driver; Can Learn Impressions; Sight Singing; Beginner Ballet/Jazz/Tap Intermediate Piano & Guitar CRISTINA ANGELICA NON-UNION Height: 5’2 Hair: Brown Eyes: Green Contact: TAKE 3 TALENT AGENCY – 646.289.3915 FILM 98 Seconds Nancy Maya Castro Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon Student Tiago Durão INTERNET ART IS DEAD (Web) Co-star Veronika Gribanova THEATRE ZOUNDS! Artemis Floor Five Theatre Company, NY/ Kevin Mejia BIG LOVE Olympia Atlantic Acting School, NY/ Estefania Fadul LUCKY PETRA Petra New Plays for Young Audiences, NY/ Tony Graham RUN One Manhattan Repertory Theater, NY/ Berenice Odriozola HALFWAY Kat Atlantic Acting School, NY/ James Kautz CONVENTION Goon/ Delegate Atlantic Acting School, NY/ Shannon Fillion TRAINING Vocal Training: Andy King, Ryan Townsend, Lissane Lyons Atlantic Acting School Full Time Conservatory | New York, NY Acting: Karen Kohlhaas, Heather Oakley, Mike Piazza, Cynthia Silver, Scott Zigler On-Camera: Jennifer Rau, Todd Thaler Shakespeare/ Chekhov: Anya Saffir Comedy/ Improv: Andy Shneeflock Speech/Voice: Francine Zerfas, Susan Finch Suzuki/ Viewpoints: Kelly Maurer, Donnie Mather Alexander Technique/Mask: Diann Sichel, Shelley Wyant Area Stage Company & Theatre Conservatory | Miami, FL Acting: John Rodaz SPECIAL SKILLS Bilingual (English & Spanish), Dialects (Brooklyn, Cockney, Miami Cuban, East Texas, RP, Southern (Soft/Hard R), Standard American), Can say the Alphabet backwards, Cheerleading, Hula Hoop, Mask Work, Roller Skating, Singing (Vocal Range: F3- C6/ Belt to E5) TAKE 3 TALENT, 1460 Broadway, 8th Floor, New York, NY 10036 Member of Actors Equity Association www.jennakrasowski.com [email protected] JENNA KRASOWSKI THEATRE ​ ​ ​ Proof Catherine Hudson Stage/dir. Dan Foster *Black Tom Island Ewa Babek Premiere Stages/dir. John J. Wooten ​ ​ *ms. estrada (Q. Brothers adaptation) Ms. Spencer Flea Theater/dir. Michelle Tattenbaum ​ ​ Across the Park Caroline Araca Group/dir. Maureen Monterubio Bodies of Water Claire NYC Fringe Festival/dir. Emerie Snyder Three Sisters Masha Alchemical Theatre Lab/dir. Daniel Adams ​ A Seagull (translation by Mattthew Minnicino) Masha School of Prova workshop/dir. Sharone Halevy ​ ​ 2nd Annual One-Minute Play Festival Ensemble New Georges/dir. Tea Alagic & Lyto Triantafyllidou ​ Parkersburg Miner Estrogenius Festival/dir. Rebecca Lewis-Whitson ​ The Dead Person by Brooke Berman Nikki Crashbox Theater Company/dir. Michelle Bossy ​ Antigone Antigone Wandering Theatre–Capital Fringe Festival/dir. Natalie Zito ​ Everybody’s Legs Katie Columbia University, Shapiro Theater/dir. Anouk Kemp Machinal Ensemble Atlantic Theater School/dir. Michael Rau ​ ​ What Do You See? Beth Collective Consciousness Theatre/dir. Vanessa Soto ​ Romeo and Juliet Nurse Theatre-West/ dir. Stephen Dest ​ *The Wendy Play by Amy Herzog Charlotte Yale–Carlotta Festival of New Plays/dir. Kara-Lynn Vaeni ​ * denotes world premiere FILM Landing Home Amber Web Series (dir. Douglas Taurel) Emma on the Roof Emma Short Film (dir. Maureen Monterubio) ​ The Resistance Avery Short Film (dir. Natasha Straley) Nesting Dolls Erica Das Haus Productions feature (dir. Robbie Snow) ​ The Focus Group Jenna Five Minutes Late Productions ​ TRAINING The Freeman Studio: Scene Study with Maria Dizzia ​ Atlantic Theater Company: Scott Zigler, Susan Finch, Charles Tuthill, Kelly Maurer, Cynthia Silver, Kristen Johnston ​ Additional Training: UCB, SITI Company, ESPA at Primary Stages, former member of The Bats at The Flea SKILLS Well-versed in IPA, proficiency in dialects: British RP, Southern, Slovakian, Russian, reads music, intermediate piano, Alto/Mezzo, drivers license/passport, slam poet, some past stunt work includes stilt-walking, fire breathing, stage combat J e n n i f e r d e R o j a s P a r k h i l l SAG/AFTRA The Bats! Resident Acting Company— the Flea, NYC Height: 5’1" | Weight: 110 | Eyes: Brown | Hair: Blonde/Brown 310.867.9351 | [email protected] | jenniferparkhill.com | @jenparkhill THEATER Saint Vincent’s Project Nun Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, Daniella Topol, Dir. Company Happy Hour (Workshop) Sunny The Flea Theater, NYC Dance Nation (Workshop) Sofia Atlantic Theater Company, Lee Sunday Evans, Dir. Locked Up Bitches! Rello The Flea Theater, Michael Raine, Dir. The Seagull Arkadina Atlantic Acting School, Adrienne Campbell-Holt, Dir. Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill (Workshop) Lisa The Flea Theater, Marina McClure, Dir. The Idiot Box Chloe 13th Street Rep, Golden Nugget, Meggy Lykins, Dir. The House of Bernarda Alba Poncia Atlantic Acting School, Lauren Keating, Dir. Serials Various The Flea, Francisco Solarzano, Michael Leibenluft, Dir. Invisible Backpacks Maya The Riant Theater, Magda Cychowski, Dir. Antigone Kreon Playwrights Horizons Theater School, Tisch. Neighborhood 3 Vicki Atlantic Acting School, Katie Lindsay, Dir. FILM + TELEVISION Chick Magnet Supporting Showtime, Ryan Williams, Dir. Women and Sometimes Men Supporting Unknown Works, Lesley Demitriades, Dir. Nam Lead Niccolo Corti, Dir. Last Call Before Sunset Supporting Polarity Pictures, Michael Baumgarten, Dir. Far Rock Lead / Writer Other New York, Peter Pascucci, Dir. Lily Lead Elisa-Sofia Fioretti, Dir. Closure Lead Madeline Stedman, Dir. Bound Supporting Colin Murphy, Dir. Eclipsed Lead Other New York, Peter Pascucci, Dir. The Storms of Youth Lead / Writer Peter Pascucci, Dir. 100 Years or Less Lead / Writer Peter Pascucci, Dir. Casanovas Supporting Geoff Bunch, Dir. TRAINING BFA Drama various Tisch School of the Arts, New York University 2017 Professional Training various Atlantic Acting School, Tisch School of the Arts, NYU International Theater Workshop Kevin Kuhlke NYU Amsterdam, Tisch School of the Arts Brecht / Stanislavksi various NYU Berlin, Tisch (Instructors from Ernst Busch) On Camera Training various Stonestreet Studios, Tisch School of the Arts, NYU Master Class Larry Moss New York City Shakespeare Rob Clare Los Angeles SPECIAL SKILLS Dialects: New York, British RP, Southern, Director, valid driver’s license, experience working with
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