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Talent Group, Inc. 4755 N. Hermitage Ave. Chicago, Il 60640 Bre Brown P 773-728-2288 • F 773-728-5896 www.mytalentgroup.com [email protected] EXPERIENCE THEATER The Green Bird** Fata Serpentina/Supporting The Cuckoo’s Theater Project| dir. Donny Kolakowski Ninetta/Lead/Understudy Arsenic and Old Lace Elaine Harper/Lead Theater D| dir. Madeline Franklin Under The Gun Theater (various shows) Company Ensemble Member Under The Gun Theater| dir. A. McMahon, K. Mullaney Not Suitable For Textbooks (NSFT) Ensemble/Producer Under The Gun Theater| dir. Mishu Hilmy Scribble Bibble Sketch Ensemble/Writer Stage 773| dir. Keith Keebler, Annie Goodson Bad Reunion Sketch Ensemble/Writer Second City Training Center| dir. Ryan Bernier AWK…A Sketch Show Sketch Ensemble/Writer Theater Momentum| Stage 773|MCL Asphalt Spreader/Stomp the Yard Ensemble (Improv) iO| dir. Noah Gregoropoulos Laundry Vortex Ensemble (Improv) Second City Donny’s Skybox| dir. Marla Caceres ON-CAMERA Millennials Allison/Lead DePaul University SICKOS: Meet the Sickos Med Student/Featured dir. Matt Miller First World Gnomes: Cat Hates Me Jenny/Lead dir. Jonah Saesan Little Children Sarah/Lead DePaul University Mindless Mindless Woman/Featured Tribeca Flashpoint Academy INDUSTRIAL PSA for Plum Borough EMS Spokesperson/Principal iMark Webs Production| dir. M. Focareta TRAINING Green Room Studio Chicago On-Camera David Murphy; Sean Bradley Acting Studio Chicago Monologue Kurt Naebig The Second City Training Center Chicago Conservatory Levels 1-6 (graduate) N. Holly; C. Uhlir; R. Archibald; T. O’Malley; A. LeBlanc; R. Bernier Writing 4 Aaron Sjoholm Accelerated Writing Glenn Earich Scenic Improv 1 & 2 R. Mason; T. Stoltenberg IFA 1 & 2 J. Hildreth; T. Paul iO Chicago Scenework Craig Uhlir TV Comedy Intensive Marissa Ross Improv Levels 1 – 5b (graduate) T. Edwards; S. Messing; J. Shotts; R. Rizzuto; J. Chin; T. DeFrancisco; J. Griggs; N. Gregoropoulos Donna Belajac Actors Studio Pittsburgh Advanced Acting (1.5 years) Jill Wadsworth Act One Studios Chicago Advanced Acting Steve Merle Workshops On-Camera Matt Miller Protecting the Freak Susan Messing Finding Your Improv Voice Holly Laurent EDUCATION Paskal Rudnicke Casting Intern (2014) Mickie Paskal & Jennifer Rudnicke University of Pittsburgh 2005 Theatre Arts (Minor) SPECIAL SKILLS Improvisation Certified Educator Dance (Social/Tap) Bowling Floating (in water) Sketch/Comedy Improv for Dancers Instructor Public Speaking Recreational Skiing Roller Skating Softball (Fast & Slow Pitch) Veliociraptor Waitress Extraordinaire Yoga **Pre-Production/Upcoming .

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