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Fiore Barbini AEA FIORE BARBINI AEA Height. 6’ Eyes. Brown Hair. Brown Voice Part. Baritone Voice Range. F2-A4 Tel: 773-749-3683 Email: fi[email protected] ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NATIONAL TOUR Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Issachar/Butler/Pharaoh US dir. Bray Mooy; choreo. Ron Hutchins Dreamcoat A Chorus Line 1 Al dir/choreo. Marie Jagger Taylor NEW YORK THEATRE The Paparazzi 2 Ricky Knight (Principal) Algonquin Theater Productions REGIONAL The Full Monty Buddy “Keno” Walsh/Reg Willoughby Peregrine Theatre Ensemble, MA Sunday in the Park with George Boatman/Charles Redmond Village Players, Chicago Singing in the Rain Ass’t Director/Ensemble/Cosmo US Drury Lane/Chicago Center for Perf. Arts Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Issachar Royal George Theatre/Chicago Center for Dreamcoat Perf. Arts/Arkansas Rep Theatre A Chorus Line 1 Greg Drury Lane Evergreen Park, Chicago George M! Ben/Harrigan Singer/Ensemble/George US Royal Palm Theater, FL Funny Girl Paul/Ensemble/Eddie Ryan US Mark Two Theatre, FL Hello Dolly! Stanley/Police Officer/Ensemble Riverside Theatre, FL Damn Yankees Lowe/Commissioner/Joe Hardy US Stage Right Theatre, Chicago Danger Will Robinson, the Musical 2 Rick (Principal) Jedlicka Perf. Arts Center, Chicago Evita Tango Specialty/Colonel/Officer/Ensemble Jedlicka Perf. Arts Center, Chicago Jesus Christ Superstar Apostle/Leper/Soldier/Ensemble Limelight Theatre, Chicago George M! George Cohan Limelight Theatre, Chicago On the Twentieth Century Porter/Officer/Ensemble Jedlicka Perf. Arts Center, Chicago The Baker’s Wife 3 Casimir Jedlicka Perf. Arts Center, Chicago CONCERT Grease 4 Danny Zuko Voltaire Cabaret, Chicago Chicago 4 Billy Flynn Voltaire Cabaret, Chicago Cabaret 4 Emcee Voltaire Cabaret, Chicago NEW YORK CABARET I’m Still Here 5 Solo Performer Joseph Macchia Productions & Events Bound For Broadway Featured Soloist Forslund Theatricals/West End Lounge Quirky Cabaret Featured Soloist PLP Productions/The Duplex FILM Nick and Nicky Featured (Hugh Hunter) Askin Posing Production, dir. Marcus Slabine Gravedigger Featured (Jason) Keith Collins, dir. Doug Bollinger Hale Bopp Featured (Man in Shop) Jigsaw Pictures, dir. Chris Rubeo TELEVISION Last Call (Season 2, Episode 8) Guest Star (Luca) Mike Dreyden Media, dir. Tom Pardoe Public Relations (Pilot/Short) Regular (Jackson) Paramount Television, dir. Tim Rouhana Cousins (Pilot/Short) Regular (Sam) Columbia Television Muy Buenos Dias (Multiple Episodes) Recurring (multiple roles) NBC Telemundo __________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ 1 original Broadway choreography DIALECTS: Regional American Dialects; Regional SPECIAL SKILLS: Body Building; Bowling; Chef; 2 World Premiere European Dialects Combat-Stage; Comedian; Cycling; Driving-Car, 3 Regional Premiere DANCE: Hip-Hop; Jazz; Latin Ballroom-Basic; Tap Motorcycle; Frisbee; Hula Hoop; Jump Rope; 4 staged concert production VOCAL STYLES: Belt; Legit; Music Theatre; Pop/ Lifeguard; Pogo Stick; Roller Hockey; Roller 5 solo show, multiple venues Rock Skating; Running; Snorkeling; Swimming; Tennis; Trampoline; Volleyball; Wrestling .
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