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Karen Wennstrom Actor Resume Ryan Artists

Karen Wennstrom hair: brown eyes: brown karenwennstrom.net Film Not This Part of the World Sarah DownHouse Productions The Sophomores Gregory and Arthur Theresa Dirt Hills Productions Colt’s Frolic Donna Art Institute of Portland Nereus Zoe Chikara Art Institute of Portland Commercials/Industrials Providence Health Plan Wife/Mom Oblation Creative Corey Barton Homes Woman on riding vac North By Northwest Debt Reduction Services Mom North By Northwest Albertsons shopper North By Northwest Hewlett-Packard employee North By Northwest Think, Don't Drink Hurl Girl Elgin, Syferd, Drake Stage Proﬁle Theatre, Portland, OR Lips Together, Teeth Apart Sally Proﬁle Theatre Organic Theater Company, Chicago All In the Timing Betty/Mrs. Trotsky/1st Woman Alexander Gelman Idaho Shakespeare Festival She Stoops to Conquer Miss Neville Charles Fee Funny Thing…Forum Panacea Victoria Bussert Shakespearience: Taming…Shrew Katherine Sara Bruner Macbeth Lady Macduff Charles Fee Much Ado About Nothing Ursula Drew Barr The Three Musketeers Mme. de Chevreuse Charles Fee As You Like It “Chorus” Bartlett Sher Midsummer Night's Dream Cobweb Kirk Boyd Boise Contemporary Theater, ID Dracula Mina Matthew Clark Stop Kiss Callie Tracy Sunderland Training Acting & Movement Moscow Art Theatre School, Moscow, Russia Acting Kathryn Gately Meisner Technique On Camera Richard Poole Movement Deborah Robertson M. Chekhov Technique, Loyd Williamson Technique, Period Styles Dawn Arnold Michael Chekhov Kristen Spangler Alexander Technique Voice Stanton Davis Fitzmaurice, Dialects Ann Klautsch Linklater, Dialects Master Classes Neil Freeman Shakespeare David Kaplan soliloquy Education M.F.A. in Acting, Northern Illinois University. B.A. in Theatre Arts, Boise State University. Special Skills character work, physical comedy, dialects (Standard British, Cockney, Irish, Southern, German), singing (mezzo-soprano), good with animals, basic amateur dog training, tennis, beginning yoga.

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December 2014
NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE North Central College Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Jazz Faculty Jars of Clay Photo credit: David Braud Photo credit: Jean-Marie Guyaux Organic Theater Company Theatreworks USA WELCOME eason’s Greetings! I would be willing Theater Company and Celtic Woman. Thank to bet that many of you have taken you for trusting us to bring you the best in S more than one of those online quizzes entertainment. where you’re asked everything from which A special thanks to all of our supporters of the city you should live in to who you were in a arts. We could not bring you the artists we do former life. I think the one that always brings without the generous support of our corporate a smile to my face is when those quizzes ask sponsors, Impresario Society members and your favorite season. I never need to ponder our Friends of the Arts. You truly make a this one at all because my favorite season by difference in the face of the arts here at North far is the Christmas season. I know, I know, it Central College and in Naperville. You are is politically correct to say the holiday season, giving back in so many more ways than your much like in the song made so famous by the financial support. Your gift makes a lasting late Andy Williams, but I can’t help it. difference to those who attend all of our Christmas is Dickens. It’s snow falling and performances here at North Central. Know feeling the warmth of the fire in the fireplace.
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