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LINDA GILLUM SAG, AFTRA, EQUITY Height: 5’8” Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown TELEVISION Prison Break Presidential Aide FOX Early Edition Jill CBS/October Holdings FILM The Haunting Hour Dana Cinemapath Pictures, Chicago Bruised Orange Policewoman Yeah Sure Productions, Chicago Casting About Linda Moving Still Productions, Concord, MA The Shadow Waitress Tarleton Dawn Productions, Chicago THEATRE The Importance of Being Earnest Gwendolen Remy Bumppo Theatre Shawn Douglass Night and Day Ruth Remy Bumppo Theatre James Bohnen Les Liaisons Dangereuses Madame de Tourvel Remy Bumppo Theatre David Darlow Old Times Anna Remy Bumppo Theatre James Bohnen Leading Ladies Meg Theatre at the Center Bill Pullsini The Real Thing Annie Remy Bumppo Theatre James Bohnen The Best Man Mabel Cantwell Remy Bumppo Theatre James Bohnen A Wedding Bridesmaid Lyric Opera Chicago Robert Altman Lettice and Lovage Miss Framer Court Theatre Lucy Smith Conroy Tartuffe Elmire Remy Bumppo Theatre James Bohnen Aren’t We All Margot Tatham Remy Bumppo Theatre Jessica Thebus Pygmalion Eliza Doolittle ShawChicago Bob Scogin A Delicate Balance Julia Remy Bumppo Theatre James Bohnen Fraulein Else Cissy Mohr Court Theatre Lucy Smith Conroy Some Americans Abroad Frankie Lewis Remy Bumppo Theatre James Bohnen On the Rocks Hilda Hanways ShawChicago Bob Scogin Holiday Linda Seton Remy Bumppo Theatre James Bohnen A Midsummer Night’s Dream Titania Oak Park Festival Theatre Dale Calandra Top Girls Patient Griselda/Nell/Jeanine Remy Bumppo Theatre James Bohnen Serenading Louie Mary Roadworks Productions Abigail Deser Man and Superman Violet Remy Bumppo Theatre James Bohnen Kindertransport Evelyn Apple Tree Theatre Stevie Marks The Consul Secretary Flying Double Lyric Opera Chicago Bob Falls Saturday Stories Allison A Red Orchid Theatre Bea Bosco Red Dragon Molly Defiant Theatre Chris Johnson COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL/VOICE-OVER Available Upon Request TRAINING MFA in Acting: University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, IL BFA in Theatre: University of Oklahoma in Norman, OK TV/Film: Catherine Head (Jane Alderman Casting) – Actor’s Center, Chicago On Camera: Rachael Patterson – The Audition Studio, Chicago, Ted Hoerl – Private, Chicago Shakespeare Folio Technique: Bob Scogin – Shakespeare Repertory, Chicago Circus Skills: Jeff Jenkins & Nyangar Batbaatar - Midnight Circus, Chicago, Robin McFarquhar SKILLS Dialects, singing, dance, piano, horseback riding (western), basic circus, some sports *Certified with Recommendation by SAFD (Rapier/Dagger, Quarterstaff, Unarmed Combat) *Artistic Associate with Remy Bumppo Theatre, Chicago *Teacher: Depaul, Remy Bumppo Studio, Acting Studio Chicago .

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