Performance Videos
Battle Roar Is Over
Performed at a quaint theatre in Danville, California. My one and only G&S show to date. Would be nice to see more of these shows produced.
Sweet Charity Scenes
Enjoying the perks of outdoor theatre once again in Fremont, California. I had mainly wanted to play Oscar; however, Vittoria was a nice comic undertaking as well. In hindsight, the accent may have been a little cliche, but hey, it’s all part of the process.
Carousel Soliloquy
Final performance at the Amador Theatre in Pleasanton. Definitely a Top 5 bucket list role. Making the “star” was a nice endeavour. Such a wonderful family cast as well.
Godspell Scenes
Great experience at Las Positas College. So. Many. Lines. I hadn’t auditioned, but couldn’t turn down the role when offered. I also came to appreciate the musical more during my experience with it.
Wizard of Oz for DLOC
Some of the highest production quality I’ve been a part of. The shows at this company were outstanding. I mean, where does one even find realistic plastic corn stalks? It was my second-best set experience ever, only mildly surpassed by the epic outside stage for “Beauty and the Beast.”
Carousel Soliloquy
Billy and his plans for his new daughter. Take a 10-minute monologue and turn it into a song? Well, R&H always liked a good challenge for an actor.
Little Girl, Beware
Little known comedy, but a wonderful show called “Once Upon a Time in New Jersey.” The college director always found terrific and eclectic musicals to produce.
Jekyll and Hyde Scenes
Five minutes of scenes from the play. The show was done in “black and white,” which was an interesting and fascinating choice. Thankfully, they opted to forgo the black and white makeup.
Jekyll and Hyde Scenes
Two minutes of the emotionally draining “Jekyll and Hyde” (play).
If I Only Had a Brain (Rehearsal)
Some rehearsing in Pleasant Hill, California. Yeah, lots of padding for this character. And later, I would need much more padding for the Tin Man role.
Narnia Dwarf
A bit of comedy as there was ample down time. Nose from Etsy. Axe from Amazon. I have to admit, this was a crazy fun comic role. And the most unique one I’ve ever done.