<p> Lee Osorio [email protected] (404) 421-7174 Height: 6’ [email protected] Weight: 160 Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown</p><p>STAGE: Romeo and Juliet Paris Atlanta Shakespeare Co. Henry VI Party 2 Ensemble Atlanta Shakespeare Co. Henry VI Part 1 Ensemble Atlanta Shakespeare Co. The Comedy of Errors Balthazar/Dromio St. Louis Shakespeare Hello* Jason Uppity Theater Co. House of Desires Castaño Edison Theater Kokoschka: A Love Story* Kokoschka Hotchner Studio Bloody Poetry Percy Shelley Hotchner Studio The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek Chas Hotchner Studio Cloud Nine Joshua/Gerry Hotchner Studio Measure for Measure Claudio Hotchner Studio HAIR Tribe Member Edison Theater Life is Paradox** Dan Village Theater *World Premiere **Staged Reading </p><p>EDUCATION: Washington University in St. Louis B.A., May 2008; Majors: Drama and Spanish Cumulative GPA: 3.94 Acting Jane Lapotaire (RSC), Mario Costa (Pontificia Universidad de Chile), Andrea Urice, Laura Cole (Atlanta Shakespeare Co.) Voice Stewart Pearce (Master of Voice, Globe Theater, London), Jeffery Matthews Movement Glynn MacDonald (Master of Movement, Globe Theater, London), Annamaria Pileggi (Suzuki), Holly Stephens (Alexander Technique) Stage Combat Philip Stafford (Master of Stage Combat, Globe Theater, London), Drew Reeves (Atlanta Shakespeare Co.)</p><p>SPECIAL SKILLS: Language: Spanish (Fluent), French (Basic) Dialect: Southern American, Received Pronunciation Music and Dance: Singing (Baritone), Bassoon, Modern Dance </p><p>AWARDS: Hotchner Playwriting Festival Winner 2006 and 2007 KC/ACTF Irene Ryan Nomination (Kokoschka: A Love Story) Margaret Ewing Prize in Acting, 2008 Washington University RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE:</p><p>Atlanta Shakespeare Tavern Apprentice, 2008-2008 Performed, Studied Text, Voice, Stage Combat, and Madrigal Singing, Assisted Educational PlayShops, and aided in theater maintenance</p><p>Dad’s Garage Theater, Atlanta Summer Intern, 2008 Worked crew on main stage production, aided in the completion of administrative projects, and studied improvisation</p><p>Missouri History Museum, St. Louis Gallery Theater Intern, Fall 2007-Present Mentored local at-risk high school students in the Teens Make History Program through the creation and performance of original plays about Missouri history </p><p>Washington University Residential Life, Saint Louis Residential Advisor, Fall 2006-Present Built community among approximately 60 university housing residents through the development and implementation of programming centered on citizenship, interpersonal relationships, self-awareness, diversity, and fun </p><p>Washington University Department of Romance Languages, Saint Louis Spanish 101/102 Subsection Leader, 2004- present Designed lesson plans to improve Spanish communication skills and vocabulary among a class of 10-12 university students</p><p>Breakthrough Collaborative, Atlanta Teacher, Summer 2005 Developed a curriculum and lesson plans in Georgia History, Spanish, and Theater to prepare at-risk middle school students for success in up-coming academic school year </p><p>AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps, West Coast Region Corps Member, 2003-2004 Worked on a team of eight to complete a variety of projects with non-profits including Nature Conservancy, Habitat for Humanity, Boys and Girls Club, and others.</p><p>VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE:</p><p>Puertas Abiertas, Santiago, Chile Theater Workshop Leader, Spring 2006 Collaborated with residents of low income drug rehabilitation facility in the writing, production, and performance of a play designed for community outreach, resident development, and fund raising. </p><p>Wydown Middle School, St. Louis Tutor, 2004-2005 Tutored middle school students to improve reading and writing skills. </p>