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Gary Crockett Height: 6’ 2” Cell Phone: 812-725-5859 Weight: 240 Hair: Gray E-mail: [email protected] Eyes: Gray Residence: Jeffersonville, IN Theatre 4 Weddings and An Elvis Elvis Impersonator Little Colonel Playhouse Sweeney Todd Judge Turpin Hayswood Theatre Company Lend Me a Tenor Henry Saunders Hayswood Theatre Company Things My Mother Taught Me Wyatt Lawson Eve Theatre Company The Matchmaker Horace Vandergelder Clarksville Little Theatre Patience Colonel Calverley Gilbert & Sullivan Society The Glass Mendacity Big Daddy Clarksville Little Theatre HMS Pinafore Captain Corcoran Gilbert & Sullivan Society Laura Waldo Lydecker Clarksville Little Theatre The King and I King Mongkut Hayswood Theatre Company The Sorcerer Dr. Daly Gilbert & Sullivan Society Les Miserables Ensemble Centerstage South Pacific Emil De Becque Hayswood Theatre Company The Fantasticks Bellamy Centerstage On Golden Pond Bill Ray Clarksville Little Theatre The Music Man Olin Britt, Quartet Bass Centerstage Brigadoon Andrew MacLaren Centerstage I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change Multiple Clarksville Little Theatre A Christmas Carol Fred Bullitt County Theatre Little Mary Sunshine Chief Brown Bear As Yet Unnamed Theatre Oklahoma Will Parker Hayswood Theatre Company Spoon River Anthology Multiple As Yet Unnamed Theatre Seussical the Musical Mr. Mayor of Whoville Clarksville Little Theatre Cat On A Hot Tin Roof Big Daddy Pollitt Clarksville Little Theatre The Music Man Olin Britt, Quartet Bass Clarksville Little Theatre To Kill A Mockingbird Sherriff Heck Tate Clarksville Little Theatre Voice Over Recorded 3 audiobooks for the Learning Ally organization Played a Bud Abbott based character for “A Day The White House” by Vin Morreale, Jr Contributor to an explainer video for Humana Skills Exceptional singer with a wide baritone range Able to command a variety of accents, dialects, and character voices Awards At Clarksville Little Theatre, I received the Best Actor for “Cat On A Hot Tin Roof”, and was voted the Best Supporting Actor for “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change”. I was later named the Best Supporting Actor for the 2009-2010 CLT season. Directors I have worked with, phone and email upon request: Gene Stickler, Gary Tipton, Sandy Cohrs, Mike Seely, Alan Weller, Bill Breuer, Nancy Hoover, Kathy Meade, John Leffert, Russell Spencer, Charles Swarens, Bob Trinkle, Gregory Maupin, Kathy Norton, Kevin Swansey, Ron Johnson, Megan Burnett, Allen Platt, Emily Trinkle, Paul Kerr .

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