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JESSICA BOONE AEA, British Equity CZ Mobile: +420 732 464 423 Vocal Range: Low Ab – High Ab Height: 5’ 6 ½” Email: Jessica@Jessicaboone.Net Weight: 105Lbs JESSICA BOONE AEA, British Equity CZ Mobile: +420 732 464 423 Vocal Range: low Ab – high Ab Height: 5’ 6 ½” Email: [email protected] Weight: 105lbs. Website: www.jessicaboone.net Eyes: Hazel IMDb: www.imdb.com/name/nm1365209/ Hair: Brown FILM, TELEVISION & VOICE OVER (over 300 Anime episodes – full credits available on IMDb) Unlocked Romley’s Assistant Michael Apted, Dir. Di Bonaventura Pictures Missing Rabia (Series Regular) ABC TV/Stillking Puerto Ricans in Paris Vincent’s Secretary PRIP Productions Meet the Engineer Sophie Cooper (Principal) Bistro Films, Skoda Spider-woman, Agent of S.W.O.R.D. Zhang Lee Marvel Entertainment GATE Princess Pina CoLada Sentai Filmworks Hello Kitty Mimi/Theme Song A.D.V. Princess Tutu Krahe/Rue A.D.V. Azumanga Daioh Chiyo Miyama A.D.V. THEATRE Venus in Fur (Prague and US Tour) Vanda Prague Shakespeare Company Venus in Fur (Budapest Tour) Vanda PSC/English Theater Budapest Amadeus (Estates Theater) Constanze PSC/National Theatre Macbeth (Estates Theater) Lady Macbeth PSC/National Theatre The Winter’s Tale (Estates Theater) Hermione PSC/National Theatre Richard III (Estates Theater and Prague Castle) Lady Anne PSC/National Theatre As You Like It (Estates Theater) Rosalind PSC/National Theatre Twelfth Night (Prague and US Tour) Viola Prague Shakespeare Company Macbeth (Prague, Egypt and US Tour) Lady Macbeth Prague Shakespeare Company Much Ado About Nothing (Prague, Egypt and US Tour) Lady Macbeth Prague Shakespeare Company Henry V (Prague and US Tour) Katherine / Boy PSC/Main Street Theater Richard III (Prague and US Tour) Lady Anne PSC/Main Street Theater As You Like It (Prague and US Tour) Rosalind Prague Shakespeare Company King Lear (Prague and US Tour) Regan PSC/Classical Theatre Company Into the Woods Cinderella Prague Shakespeare Company Cymbeline Innogen Prague Shakespeare Company Hamlet Ophelia Prague Shakespeare Company The Coast of Utopia Natasha Main Street Theater A Christmas Carol Martha/Wendy/Apparition Alley Theatre Or Nell Gwynn/Lady Davenant Main Street Theater The Hiedi Chronicles Becky/Denise Main Street Theater A Midsummer Night’s Dream Helena Houston Shakespeare Festival Cymbeline Innogen Houston Shakespeare Festival Romeo and Juliet Juliet Houston Shakespeare Festival Pericles Thaisa Houston Shakespeare Festival Love’s Labours Lost Katherine Houston Shakespeare Festival Titus Andronicus Alarbus/Nurse Houston Shakespeare Festival Ballroom Diane Virginia Musical Theatre TRAINING BA, Acting & Directing University of Houston School of Theatre & Dance – Magna Cum Laude Shakespeare & Acting Sir Peter Hall, Stuart Ostrow, Sidney Berger, Rutherford Cravens Vocal Coach Ann Ostrow (7 years) Recognized Actor/Combatant SAFD – (Single Sword, Unarmed, Knife, Rapier and Dagger) SPECIAL SKILLS Spanish (intermediate), Piano (10 years – former member Piano Players Guild), Animated Character Voices, Surfing, Rock Climbing, Dialects (RP, Cockney, Irish, Czech, Southern, Texan, Spanish, New York, Minnesota) HJK1FJ .
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