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ETHAN WARREN EMC | AGMA Weight: 145 Ibs Voice Type: Bari-Tenor with strong falsetto Height: 5’’9 Range: G2-Bb5 www.ethan-warren.com THEATRE Freaky Friday (Spring 2020) Adam Porchlight Music Theatre (Dir. Tammy Mader) Dead Man Walking Younger Brother Lyric Opera of Chicago (Dir. Leonard Foglia) All That He Was The Brother Pride Films & Plays (Dir. Larry Todd Cousineau) Shrek Pinocchio u/s (Performed) Marriott Theatre (Dir. Scott Weinstein) Happy Days Richie Cunningham Palace Theater in the Dells (Dir. Frank Roberts) Into the Woods Jack Metropolis Performing Arts Centre (Dir. Robin Hughes) Altar Boyz Abraham u/s Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre (Dir. Courtney Crouse) The Tail of the Little Mermaid- TYA Skiddoo Theatre at the Center (Dir. Charles Misovye) Barney the Elf Ensemble, u/s Barney The Other Theatre (Dir. Tommy Rivera-Vega) Squashed: The Musical Richard Refuge Theatre Project (Dir. Chris Pazdernik) Stalker: The Musical Percy Chicago Musical Theatre Festival (Dir. Nich Radcliffe) A Charlie Brown Christmas Shermy Broadway in Chicago (Dir. Ernie Nolan) Love and Human Remains Kane Cor Theatre (Dir. Ernie Nolan) Dragons Love Tacos (Tour) Boy Emerald City Theatre (Dir. Morgan Madison) Skippyjon Jones…Cirque De Ole Jezebel/Poquito Tito Emerald City Theatre (Dir. Michael Rashid) King Lear Ensemble Chicago Shakespeare Theater (Dir. Barbara Gaines) Spamalot Prince Herbert Barn Theatre (Dir. Hans Freidrichs) Legally Blonde Ensemble Barn Theatre (Dir. Hans Freidrichs) Cabaret Victor Entr’acte Theatrix (Dir. Kim D. Smith) Blood Brothers Ensemble Slow Burn Theatre Company (Dir. Patrick Fitzwater) TRAINING B.F.A in Musical Theatre- Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University Acting: Kyle Haden, Sean Kelly, Luis Perez, Kestutis Nakas, Ray Frewen, Kathryn Johnston, Brad Sadler Voice: Nadine Gomes, Aaron Hagan, Dan Stetzel Dance: Courtney Hischke, Jocelyn Garner, Luis Perez (Jazz, Modern, Ballet, Musical Theatre- 4 years), Jon Martinez (Musical Theatre- 1 year), Matt Crowle (Tap- 1 year) On-Camera: Patrick Mulvey, Janelle Snow, Stef Tovar Voiceover: Brian Plocharczyk Dialects: Elise Kauzlaric Speech/ Movement: Christine Adaire (Linklater) SPECIAL SKILLS Strong falsetto, whistling, wiggling ears, riffing, basic piano, sight reading, stage combat .

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