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jan
harrelson |
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has
been working in the LA market |
| ed
corbin |
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continues
to do movie roles in LA |
| ginger
rosen |
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received
glowing notices as the lead in her latest
Atlanta project "Driving Ms.
Daisy" |
| laura
whyte |
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lives
in Chicago and continues to work
professionally in theatre and film |
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steve
friday |
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toured
nationally in "The Buddy Holly
Story," and continues working in NYC
with his "Steve Friday Band" |
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janet
arneau |
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lives
in NYC. In her latest project, a new
play reading with James Gandolfini (Tony
of "The Sopranos"), Janet was
very pleased that "Tony"
complemented her
acting - many times! |
|
jon
mcdonald |
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is
in his second season at The Highlands
Playhouse, N.C. |
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brian
lane green |
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now
lives in NYC and is enjoying an acting and
singing career including film, Shakespeare
repertory, and cabaret dates |
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aurora
cravens |
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lives
and works in LA. She has performed in at
least 10 shows since moving from Atlanta |
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shelly
cox |
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recently
starred in a Lifetime Series episode |
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sharon
blackwood |
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filmed
with Mary Kay Place in March 2002, and
appeared in "Remember the
Titans" starring Denzel Washington |
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j'aime
perkins |
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has
been offered a long touring contract for a
play presented at colleges and
universities throughout the US |
|
chase
tatum |
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recently
completed 2 films to be released in Winter
2002 |
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hobie
vaughn |
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performed
in "Il Trovatore" with the
Atlanta Opera, and can be seen in a
national Pontiac commercial |
|
bill
kaufman |
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is
now a producer/director. His film
documentary on the life of Amelia Earhardt
has been released |
|
robert
pralgo |
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guest
starred on the Showtime series "Going
to California" |
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allison
williams
lauren maxwell |
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are
appearing at the Cobb Playhouse in
"Dancing at Lughansa," May
17-June 15 |
|
donnie
weeks |
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|
is
appearing at Atlanta's FirstStage Theatre
in "Telling William Tell," May
17-June 2. Donnie also recently appeared
in "Bells are Ringing" at Stage
Door Players |
|
anne
mccarthy |
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appeared
in Theatre in the Square's production of
"Pygmalion" |
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shelley
rachanow |
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directed
"Summer and Smoke" for Off Off
Peachtree Theatre |
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john
carter |
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directs/writes
and produces theatrical films and
commercials at his own production company
in Washington, DC |
|
mark
carter |
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works
for Wide Open Films in Atlanta |
|
katie
hughey |
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appeared
in "Bells are Ringing" at Stage
Door Players |
|
caron
bishop |
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worked
as production stage manager at Julliard in
NYC, and is now production stage manager
at the Berkshire Festival in Massachusetts |
|
jane
street |
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|
continues
to appear in 5 or 6 stage productions a
year in a wide range of leading roles |
|
michelle
vandenbroeck |
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lives
and works in LA |
|
tim
mcnally |
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appeared
last season in "Lovers and Other
Strangers" and "Summer and
Smoke" |
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elisabeth
tucker |
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has
founded Off Off Peachtree Theatre. The
theatre is currently housed at Dorsey
Theatre, and is beginning its second
season in September 2002 with "Ten
Little Indians." |
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john
jones |
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performed
in "Man of LaMancha" at the
Lyric Theatre and in "Bells are
Ringing" at Stage Door Players |
|
mathew
ryan |
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is
studying with Ms. Dorsey in NYC and is
continuing his acting and modeling career |
|
peggy
chippeaux
david deutschle
elizabeth mckeon
sarah stanley
david ramsey |
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appeared
in Tennessee Williams' "Summer and
Smoke" |
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cristal
clark
donnie weeks
allison williams
tim mcnally
kelly tippens
wendell franklin
lauren maxwell
michelle biddle-rowland |
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appeared
in Renee Taylor/Joseph Bologna's "Lovers and Other
Strangers," directed by Ms. Dorsey |
|
tricia
helton |
|
|
|
was
stage manager for "Lovers and Other
Strangers" |
|
daniel
reynolds |
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ran
the lights for "Summer and
Smoke" |
