Introduce Yourself : New to the acting field, but loving every moment by Gene Heinrich

Having just started acting in 2011, I have found myself acting in a variety of roles ranging from dramatic to extreme slapstick. I am 49 years old, 6’2” tall, 190#’s, and currently have reddish blond hair (though this changes with whatever performance or attitude I am having). Below is a list of my past accomplishments: Ransom by Dick Robson – Director: Ethan Bowen (wildturk@sover.net); Characters Played: Soldier and Union Soldier Reb (Junior); View a clip of the Reb scene on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2plJe_pGi4 Play On! by Rick Abbott – Director: Jeff Tolbert (prahna@gmail.com); Character Played: Saul Watson is the actor who portrays Dr. Forbes in the play within a place, who is revealed to be Stanley Grime A River Ran Through It by Gene Heinrich – Director: Gene Heinrich (weeb@writingraw.com); This One Act play was about 32 students at Rochester school and how Tropical Storm Irene affected them in a 24 hour period, compiled from their writings on the subject. The Boys in the Band by Mart Crowley – Director: David Zak (dgzak1@gmail.com); Character Played in this Staged Reading: Emory Shelby’s Vacation by Nancy Beverly – Director: David Zak (dgzak1@gmail.com); Characters Played in this Staged Reading: 5 various men ranging from an aged pharmacist to Shelby’s best friend Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck – Director: Melissa Lourie; Understudy: Slim Hurricane Helpers by Amy Braun – Director: Gene Heinrich (weeb@writingraw.com); Character Played: Hugo The Homosexuals by Philip Dawkins – Director: David Zak (dgzak1@gmail.com); Character Played in this Staged Reading: Michael 8, The Play by John Steinbeck – Director: Richard Waterhouse (rikwala@gmail.com); Character Played in this Staged Reading: Evan Wolfson Upcoming: Grease by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey – Director: Gene Heinrich (weeb@writingraw.com); Rochester school production Time Flies by David Ives – Director: Jennie Marx; Character Played: Horace Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde by Moisés Kaufman Director: David Zak (dgzak1@gmail.com)