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Download All Headshots & Resumes for the Class of 2021 (PDF) OTTERBEIN CLASS OF 2021 SHOWCASE www.otterbein.edu/showcase Emma Lou Andrews EMMA LOU ANDREWS [email protected] | (614)446-3155 5’6” | Blonde Hair | Hazel eyes Theatre Credits Otterbein University SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL Lady Sneerwell Dir. Mark Mineart HAY FEVER Clara Dir. Lenny Leibowitz BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE* Jill Dir. Elise Woods UNCLE VANYA* Sonya Dir. Melissa Lusher 2.5 MINUTE RIDE* Lisa Dir. Jacob Sundlie *denotes a workshop production Weathervane Playhouse GYPSY Agnes Dir. Kevin Connell Actor’s Theatre of Columbus AS YOU LIKE IT Celia Dir. Pamela Hill Available Light Theatre SHE KILLS MONSTERS Farrah the Foul Mouth Fairy Dir. Ian Short Training Otterbein University, BFA Acting 2017-2021 Acting: Lenny Leibowitz, Melissa Lusher, Chris Kirk, Thom Christopher Warren, and Mike Mineart Voice: Robert Bux Dance: Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Modern and Hip Hop Special Skills RP dialect, cockney dialect, hand to hand combat and Rapier experience Marin D Marin D [email protected] | (513)-446-7247 | Height: 5’7” | Eyes: Brown | Hair: Brown Theatre THEATRE OF CONVICTION (Marion Correctional Institution) ​ ​ And In This Corner: Cassius Clay Odessa Jessie Glover STATE OF THE ARTS PRODUCTIONS The Color Purple Ensemble David Harewood OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY An Enemy of the People Hovstad Lenny Leibowitz Radium Girls Sob Sister/Mrs. MacNeil/Mrs. Fryer/Clerk Lenny Leibowitz The Tragedy of Macbeth Witch #1 Mark Mineart The School for Scandal Ensemble (u/s Sneerwell, Candor) Mark Mineart Uncle Vanya* Marina Melissa Lusher Stagehand** ​(world premiere) Laura Sarah Cabe Earnest* Miss Prism/Lady Blacknell Mark Mineart Stupid Fucking Bird* Dev Isabel Billinghurst Sojourners ​(staged reading) Abasiama Cameron Chang Education and Training Otterbein University BFA Acting Acting: ​ Lenny Leibowitz, Melissa Lusher, Thom Christopher Warren, Mark Mineart, Christina Kirk Accents/Dialects: ​Melissa Lusher TV/Film & Stage combat: ​ Mark Mineart Movement (Alexander, Fitzmaurice, Feldenkrais): ​ Melinda Murphy Dance: ​ Anna Elliot, Tammy Plaxico, Sue Sauer, Emily Glinski, Christeen Stridsberg, Kathleen Bartelt Vocal Performance: ​ Robert Bux Masterclasses: ​ Andrew Lippa, Michael Cassera, Cory Michael Smith, Jordan Donica, Sheri Sanders Special Skills Singing (alto/tenor), dance (modern, ballet, tap, jazz), stage combat (rapier, unarmed), flexibility, knitting, crocheting, cross-stitch *workshop production **original student work Grace Dillon Desmond Fernandez D e s m o n d F e r n a n d e z desmondfernandez.com Hair: Black | Eyes: Brown | Height: 5’7 | Range: A2 - G4 | [email protected] THEATRE Otterbein Summer Theatre Master Harold and the Boys Sam Semela Melissa Lusher, Dir. Otterbein University The School for Scandal Sir Oliver Surface Mark Mineart Macbeth King Duncan/The Porter Mark Mineart Radium Girls Berry/Martland/Finn Lenny Leibowitz Hay Fever Sandy Tyrell Lenny Leibowitz The Diary of Anne Frank Mr. Kraler/ Third Nazi Mark Mineart Enemy of the People Ensemble Lenny Leibowitz Uncle Vanya Mikhail Lvovich Astrov Melissa Lusher Godot (staged reading) w/ Jake Robinson Vladimir Anna Sheridan You Go On (World Premiere staged reading) Mr. Holden SMJ Importance of Being Earnest (class project) Jack/Chasuble/Algernon Mark Mineart TRAINING BFA Acting - Otterbein University Acting: Mark Mineart, Melissa Lusher, Christina Kirk, Lenny Leibowitz, Thom Christopher Warren TV/Film: Mark Mineart Dance: Stella Hiatt Kane, Anna Elliot, Scott Brown, Kathy Bartelt - Modern, Ballet, Jazz, Tap Speech & Dialects: Melissa Lusher Stage Combat: Mark Mineart - Rapier and Unarmed Movement: Melinda Murphy - Feldenkrais, Alexander, Fitzmaurice Private Voice: Robert Bux The Growing Studio TV/Film: Jeffrey Dreisbach Voice-over: Paul Liberti, Neil Hellegers, Ben Rauch, Josh Cahn Shakespeare Series: Hannah Miller, Federay Holmes, Emma Gersch, Ben Caplan Masterclass: Casey Nicholaw, Andrew Lippa, Jordan Donica, Matt Kunkel, Cory Michael Smith Interviewed: Michael Greif, Michael Cassara, Hannah Ryan, Fatima Wilson Special Skills Dialects (RP, Jamaican, Xhosa, Atlanta); Barack Obama Impersonation; Juggling; Football; Current Manny Evan Kret Emma Kate Lampe Emma Kate Lampe (440)-225-3615 [email protected] www.emmakatelampe.com Hair: Blonde | Height 5’7” | Eyes: Green/Blue | Voice: Mezzo Soprano/ Range: F3-B5 PROFESSIONAL THEATRE Otterbein Summer Theater Guys and Dolls General Cartwright/Hot-Box Girl Lenny Leibowitz, Dir. Beck Center for the Arts The Little Mermaid Aquata/Ensemble Scott Spence EDUCATIONAL THEATRE Otterbein University Theory of Relativity Caroline (Me & Ricky) Melissa Lusher A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder* Miss. Shingle Thom Christopher Warren Title of Show** Heidi Thom Christopher Warren Radium Girls Mrs. Roeder/Madame Curie Lenny Leibowitz You Go On (World Premiere) Erin SMJ Hay Fever Swing (1 Performance) Lenny Leibowitz Beck Center for the Arts Carrie: The Musical Margaret White Jonathan Kronenberger Avenue Q Lucy T. Slut Jonathan Kronenberger FILM Dutchman (Student Film) Lula (Lead) Desmond Fernandez VOCAL PERFORMANCE Josh Groban “Bridges Tour” Choir Nationwide Arena Sondheim Cabaret Ensemble (Feat. Andrew Lippa) Short North Stage Musical Theatre Cabaret Brothers Drake Meadery TRAINING | Otterbein University BFA Musical Theatre Internship: The Growing Studio Acting: Melissa Lusher, Lenny Leibowitz, Thom Christopher Warren, Mark Mineart Private Voice: Dr. Keyona Willis-Lynam (Otterbein University), Norma Codispotti (Baldwin Wallace) Dance: Tap, Ballet, Jazz, Modern; Stella Kane, Anna Elliott, Tammy Plaxico, Christeen Stridsberg, Speech/Dialects: Melissa Lusher Movement: Melinda Murphy Masterclasses: Andrew Lippa, Duncan Stewart, Max Quinlan, Mia Walker, Michael Cassara, Jenn Colella SPECIAL SKILLS Dialects: RP, Estuary, Polish; Piano (int.); Knitting; Bike riding; Softball; Drivers license; Valid passport *Classroom Project | **Cancelled due to COVID Madeleine Norton SOUTHWEST REGION 12404 Park Central Dr. Dallas, TX 75251 Madeleine Norton (214) 522-8991 [email protected] | 469-426-2394 Hair: Black | Eyes: Hazel | Height: 5’8’’ | Range: D3-G5 THEATRE PROFESSIONAL Dogfight Marcy University of Texas at Dallas, Kelsey Leigh Ervi Othello Emilia Shakespeare Dallas, Lydia McKay Rent Joanne University of Texas at Dallas, Valerie Hauss-Smith The Taming of the Shrew Kate (Understudy) Shakespeare Dallas, Anastasia Muñoz HAIR Tribesman The Montgomery Arts Theatre, Kevin Moriarty EDUCATIONAL An Enemy of the People Morten Kiil Otterbein University, Lenny Leibowitz A Gentleman’s Guide (Regional Premiere) Lady Eugenia/Ens. Otterbein University, Thom Christopher Warren Macbeth Second Witch Otterbein University, Mark Mineart Uncle Vanya* Yelena Otterbein University, Melissa Lusher The Pillowman Katurian Otterbein University, Joanna Gilispie Next to Normal Natalie Otterbein University, Jacob Sundlie The Command Center (SMJ, World Premiere) * Black Power Ranger Otterbein University, Payton Tevis The Three Trees (Alvin Ang) Diego Giacometti Otterbein University, Carly Salyer TV/FILM VOICEOVER Sonic High School Animated Series Sonic’s Mom YouTube - TikTok, @pixeldrink SHORT FILM BLVD Social Media Spectator The Reel Talent, Kamen Casey, Dir. Without or Without Val – Principal Broken Pillar Films, Vince Williams Texas Education Agency Industrial Film Education Service Center COMMERCIAL Bop It Beats Hasbro – National Stone Core Films Voyager Learning Cambium Educational Group Doritos Crash the Superbowl Lead/Our First Argument Vince Williams TRAINING BFA Acting Degree Otterbein University BFA Acting Degree Acting Lenny Leibowitz, Melissa Lusher, Mark Mineart, Melissa Murphy, Thom Christopher Warren Voice David Gaschen, Lori Kay Harvey, Dr. Keyona Willis-Lynam Stage Combat Montgomery Sutton, Mark Mineart, Kamen Casey, Jeff Swearingen (rapier, hand-to-hand) Dance Modern, Ballet, Jazz, Tap – Kathy Bartelt, Anna Elliott, Emily Glinski, Stella Kane, Chrissy Stridsberg Stand-In Tom Steyer – Anderson Cooper, Erin Burnett, Ayana Williams (CNN/NYTimes 2020 elections) Apprenticeships Intern (The Growing Studio, A1 Auditions, College Content), TA (Dallas Theatre Center/Junior Players) Masterclasses (abbrv.) Christian Borle, Josh Cahn, Michael Cassara, Cathy Cox, Jordan Donica, Jeff Dreisbach, Marcia Milgrom Dodge, Joel Ferrell, James M. Iglehart, Stephanie Klapper, Andrew Lippa, Kevin Moriarty, Barry Shapiro SPECIAL SKILLS Dialects (Scottish, Southern, NJ, Cockney, RP, Russian), mime, visual art, Valid U.S. passport, Driver’s license, chicken impression *Denotes workshop/classroom production Trevin Parker TREVIN PARKER EMC [email protected] | 740.237.6075 | Hair: Brown | Eyes: Hazel | Height: 5’11” | Vocal Range: A2-C5 STAGE New London Barn Playhouse Peter and the Starcatcher Prentiss Kathryn Markey | Dir Catch Me If You Can Agent Cod, Frank Jr. u/s Jeff Whiting | Dir, Chor Grease Sonny Russell Garrett | Dir Pajama Game Ensemble, Prez u/s Chad Larabee | Dir Otterbein University An Enemy of the People Peter Stockmann Lenny Leibowitz | Dir The School for Scandal Charles Surface Mark Mineart | Dir Big Fish Ensemble, Will u/s Thom Christopher Warren | Dir You Go On (World Premiere Staged Reading) Tyler (lead) SMJ | Dir Matthew Gittins | Writ Macbeth Donalbain, Seyton u/s Mark Mineart | Dir Chicago Ensemble Melissa Lusher | Dir Singin’ in the Rain Ensemble Christina Kirk | Dir Fun Home** Bruce Isabel Billinghurst | Dir The Diary of Anne Frank Man #2 Mark Mineart | Dir Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them* Kenny Elise Woods | Dir TRAINING Otterbein University, B.F.A. 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