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Randy Wyatt
Visiting Assistant Professor of Theatre
Phone: (616) 632-2999
E-mail:
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Randy Wyatt holds his MFA in Directing from Minnesota State University, Mankato. His credits include “Moby Dick! The Musical” (Circle Theatre), “Androcles and The Lion” and “Treasure Island” (Magic Circle), “The Secret Garden” (Cornerstone University), “Twelfth Night” and “Tartuffe” (Heritage Theatre Group), “Private Eyes” and “Waving Goodbye” (Minnesota State University, Mankato), “Picasso At The Lapin Agile” (Lost in the Cove Productions), “Anticipating Miles” (Coda Theatre Project, Austin, Texas), “The Illusion” (Zach Flint Players) and “Said and Meant” and “Man Saved By Condiments!” (Whole Art Theatre, Kalamazoo, Mich.).
A playwright as well as director, his collection of short plays “Said and Meant” was recently released by Playscripts, Inc, and his children’s play “Rising Sun, Rising Moon” is forthcoming. He also has monologues and scenes published in various anthologies. His plays have been performed and have won recognition in many places around the nation. Randy has taught theatre and improvisation at several universities and has coached improv teams for over twelve years. He is a member of Chicago Dramatists and the Playwright’s Center in Minneapolis.
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As Commedia Zuppa, Todd Espeland and Allison Williams create original works,
using masks, commedia dell'arte, circus and physical theatre; design and
build masks. They share these techniques,
as goals in themselves and as applicable to actor training, with student and
professional actors through residencies, performances, and work involving
non-company members.
Their philosophy of work is one of collaborative creation and the exploration
of theatre as
a physical form.
Based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Commedia Zuppa presents performances, workshops, and
residencies throughout North America, including work Off-Broadway and for
theatre festivals, professional theatres, universities and schools.
Commedia Zuppa-created work includes the family show "Boxhead" and the
award-winning solo show "True Story," as well as traditional texts including
"A Midsummer Night's Dream," "Scapino!," "Endgame,"
"The Tale of Tsuru" and "A Servant to Two Masters."
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| Bill Dunckel received a Grand Award for his work on Circle Theatre's 2005 production of "Beauty and the Beast" and was nominated for Circle's 2006 productions of "Oliver!" and "Moby Dick! The Musical." Bill is the Costume Shop Manager for Aquinas College, where he has designed such shows as "Midsummer Nights Dream," "All In the Timing" and "Glass Menagerie." He is also on staff with Circle Theatre as Costume Designer for the entire Main Stage season. Bill has worked with Highland Park Players in the Chicago area ("Beauty and the Beast"); Midland Center of the Arts ("Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," starring Tony Award winner Michael McGuire); on the world premiere of "Mozart's Magnificent Voyage for Classical Kids," a Canadian theatrical company that produces Children's classical concerts; with The Bay City Players ("The Women," "1776" and "The Secret Garden"; and Essex Theater ("Les Miz," "Joseph" and "Good News"). |
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| Kyle Amanda Dutkiewicz |
| E-mail:
kyle@uica.org |
| Kyle Amanda Dutkiewicz has been working in the Grand Rapids theater
community for several years. She has worked for Actors¹ Theatre directing
Tick, TickŠBoom this season, and in seasons past choreographing Urinetown
the Musical (2007 Grand Award Winner for Outstanding Choreography), Rocky
Horror Show (2006 Grand Award Winner for Outstanding Chorography), Bat Boy
the Musical (Grand Award Nomination, and Assassins (Grand Award Nomination
for Co-Direction). Her work at Circle Theatre includes choreographing The
Full Monty (Grand Award Nomination) and Honk! (Grand Award Nomination). She
has also directed Sinners and The Creation of the World and Other Business
for Grand Rapids Community College. She received her Masters in Arts,
Entertainment and Media Management from Columbia College Chicago and is
currently the Director of Development for the Urban Institute for
Contemporary Arts. |
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| Christine Iaderosa holds an M.Phil in Performance Studies from New York University, a MA in Theatre from University of Illinois-Chicago, a BFA in acting from University of Utah and is currently finishing her PhD in Playwrighting from Western Michigan University. She has been directing in Kalamazoo at the Whole Art Theatre and Loy Norrix High School. Some of her credits include Stop Kiss, Lobby Hero, Boston Marriage, Critical Mass and The Diviners. She is also the Resident Director of Théâtre de la Chandelle Verte, a French-language touring company where her credits include Sarte’s Huis Clos, Corneille’s L’Illusion Comique, Ionesco’s La Lecon, and Mariveau’s Marivaux's Le jeu de l'amour et du hasard. |
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