Our EnsembleLiz Adams Daniel Boudreau Anita Harkess Sam Jones Arielle Kaplan Emily Hart* Jen Alison Lewis* Dev Luthra Eric McGowan William Miller* Luis Negron* Melissa Nussbaum Freeman Tyler Prendergast Lila West with Lisa Burdick, Co-producer Kim Carrell, Violence Designer Tiago Degen-Portnoy, Lighting Joy Lamberton, Vocal Coach |
Anita Harkess
Anita Harkess (Celia, Music, Costumes) moved to the Boston area from Denver one year ago, and she’s delighted to be working with Merely Players on her second play in Massachusetts. Her first appearance in this region was as Player King in Salem Theatre Company’s Hamlet last fall. Her favorite roles in Denver have included Don John in Much Ado About Nothing, Jean in Dead Man’s Cell Phone, and multiple annoyed hotel guests in An Evening at Fawlty Towers.
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Merely Players is a passion project- a tribe of actors who are producing our own work so that we have the time and freedom to take our "play" seriously, working deeply with trust, honesty, and joy.
Founder Jen Alison Lewis spent January 2015 in training at Shakespeare and Company, an experience of intense collaboration and truthfulness. As You Like It is her effort to continue that complexity and clarity of work. Focused on channeling universal truths through an open body and voice, our rehearsal process will incorporate some techniques of Shakespeare & Company to challenge the actors within our supportive ensemble.
Merely Players branched off from it's a Fiasco, which is in its fourth year performing in the same parks. We appreciate their collaboration and share some cast members with their June production of Macbeth.
Some of us (*) are members of Actors' Equity Association, the stage union, which allows us to produce under the Members' Project Code.
Founder Jen Alison Lewis spent January 2015 in training at Shakespeare and Company, an experience of intense collaboration and truthfulness. As You Like It is her effort to continue that complexity and clarity of work. Focused on channeling universal truths through an open body and voice, our rehearsal process will incorporate some techniques of Shakespeare & Company to challenge the actors within our supportive ensemble.
Merely Players branched off from it's a Fiasco, which is in its fourth year performing in the same parks. We appreciate their collaboration and share some cast members with their June production of Macbeth.
Some of us (*) are members of Actors' Equity Association, the stage union, which allows us to produce under the Members' Project Code.
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