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AEA SAG-AFTRA Nancy Carlin (510) 290-8552 [email protected] THEATER (selected) Center Rep director: Pride and Prejudice (Kate Hamill, upcoming) Mrs. Bennett Michael Butler Spring Awakening Adult Female Authority Molly Aaronson-Gelb The Jewel Theatre Company Coming of Age (Kate Hawley) Lucy Paul Whitworth All My Sons Kate Keller Art Manke The Price Esther Joy Carlin Aurora Theatre Company The How and The Why (Sarah Treem) Zelda Kahn Joy Carlin The Monster Builder (Amy Freed) Pamela Pandermint Art Manke Hysteria Jessica Joy Carlin Benefactors Jane Joy Carlin Nora Nora Joy Carlin Seascape Sarah the Lizard Barbara Oliver Rocket to the Moon Cleo Singer Joy Carlin Berkeley Repertory Theatre The Pillowman Mother Les Waters Hedda Gabler Thea Elvsted Burke Walker Kabuki Medea Nurse Shozo Sato Shotgun Players Precious Little (Madeleine George) Dorothy, Cleva, Ape Marissa Wolfe California Shakespeare Theater Twelfth Night Malvolio Michelle Hensley Man and Superman Mrs. Whitefield Jonathan Moscone Nicholas Nickelby Mrs. Nickelby J. Moscone/Sean Daniels The Importance of Being Ernest Miss Prism Jonathan Moscone Julius Ceasar Portia Jonathan Moscone A Midsummer Night’s Dream Titania Jonathan Moscone Romeo and Juliet Lady Capulet Mark Rucker Twelfth Night Olivia Jonathan Moscone Love’s Labors Lost Princess of France Lisa Peterson A Midsummer Night’s Dream Helena Richard Seyd All’s Well That Ends Well Helena Julian Lopez-Morillas The Two Noble Kinsmen Jailer’s Daughter Julian Lopez-Morillas A Traveling Jewish Theater In the Maze of Our Own Lives Cheryl Crawford Corey Fischer The Sisters Rosensweig Gorgeous Teitelbaum Aaron Davidman TheatreWorks To Kill a Mockingbird Miss Maudie Robert Kelley On Golden Pond Chelsea Jules Aaron San Jose Repertory Theatre A Christmas Story Mother/Miss Shields John McCluggage/Chris Smith The Immigrant Ima Perry John McCluggage Hannah and Martin Elfride/Gertrude David Schweizer San Francisco Playhouse The Scene Stella Amy Glazer The Ride Down Mount Morgan Leah Joy Carlin American Conservatory Theater Dinner at Eight Paula Albert Takazauckas Taking Steps Kitty Richard E.T.White Twelfth Night Viola John C. Fletcher A Lie of the Mind Beth Albert Takazauckas Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Maggie Warner Shook The Seagull Masha Jerome Kilty A Tale of Two Cities Lucie Manette Sabin Epstein The Doctor’s Dilemma Jennifer Dubedat Joy Carlin A Funny Thing….Forum Philia Albert Takazauckas Diamond Lil Nellie Paul Blake When We Are Married Mary Edward Hastings Feathers Goddess Iris John C. Fletcher Marin Theatre Company My Old Lady Chloe Amy Glazer All in the Timing Betty/Dawn/Sharon Albert Takazauckas Oregon Shakespeare Festival The Tempest Ariel Edward Hastings Titus Andronicus Lavinia Pat Patton As You Like It Celia Anne-Denise Ford Shakespeare Santa Cruz Company April Mark Rucker Much Ado About Nothing Beatrice Audrey Stanley EDUCATION A.C.T., MFA in Acting 1991 -- Brown University, BA in Comparative Literature 1981 .

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