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J. Skibinski College Performance Resume with Photo

JASON SKIBINSKI He/Him/His [email protected] | jasonskibinski.com (732)-735-1017 Height : 5’ 11 | Voice : Tenor (B2/B4-Ab5 in falsetto) Weight : 250 lbs | Eye Color : Blue Hair Color : Dark Blonde THEATRE Legally Blonde Emmett Forest Coastal Carolina University Steel Pier Buddy Becker Coastal Carolina University Bullets Over Broadway Ensemble/U.S. Julien Marx Coastal Carolina University Our Town Howie Newsome Coastal Carolina University American Idiot Will Villagers Theatre Company The Pajama Game Ensemble Oklahoma City University Catch Me If You Can Agent Branton Freehold Fine and Performing Arts Center The Producers Brian/Dance Ensemble Freehold Fine and Performing Arts Center The Diviners Ferris Layman Freehold Fine and Performing Arts Center Lost in Yonkers Uncle Louie Freehold Fine and Performing Arts Center Shrek the Musical Bricks/Ensemble Plays in the Park West Side Story Gee-tar Plays in the Park Joseph...Technicolor Dreamcoat Napthali Premiere Theatre Company Hairspray Nicest Kids Ensemble Premiere Theatre Company RENT Mark Cohen New Jersey Repertory Theatre Blood Brothers Mr. Lyons New Jersey Repertory Theatre All Shook Up Dance Ensemble New Jersey Repertory Theatre You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown Charlie Brown Howell PAL Theatre Company Seussical Horton Algonquin Theatre TRAINING BFA in Musical Theatre (Class of 2021) Coastal Carolina University (Conway, SC) Acting Studio Major (Class of 2017) Fine and Performing Arts Center at Howell High School (Howell, NJ) Musical Theatre Pre-College Program Oklahoma City University (Oklahoma City, OK) Musical Theatre Pre-College Conservatory Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University (New Brunswick, NJ) Papermill Playhouse Broadway Show Choir Papermill Playhouse (Millburn, NJ) New Jersey All State Choir 11th Chair Bass 1 Acting – Robin Russell (CCU), Monica Bell (CCU), John Woodson (CCU), Gwendolyn Schwinke (CCU), Stephen Kazakoff (HHS) Voice – Joshua Glasner (CCU), Alex LeFevre (CCU), David Bankston (CCU), Regina McAllen (HHS;Advanced Choir/Musical Theatre Voice), Shane Tapley (Private Voice) Dance – Adam Pelty (CCU), Karyn Tomczak (CCU), Chelsea Waters (CCU), Lisa Twamley (HHS;Jazz/Ballet), Elise Klinger (Private Ballet/Tap) SPECIAL SKILLS Strong Sight-Reader/Singer ; Strong A-Cappella & Vocal Percussion Skills ; Stage Combat Experience (Punches, Stage Falls, Slapstick) ; Basic Piano Skills ; Drums, Percussion, and Ukulele Player ; Special Needs Caregiver ; US Drivers License and Passport..

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