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October 29, 2009 - November 22, 2009
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Creative Team
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Deborah Block - Director
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Peter Sinn Nachtrieb - Playwright
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Cast
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Ross Beschler (Richard)
is thrilled to be making his debut at Exile! He was most recently seen this summer as Jesus and Stephen Hawking in End Days at People’s Light and Theatre, and as the hapless Leopold in Cabinet of Wonders with Gas and Electric Arts. Also in Philadelphia: Valene in The Lonesome West (Lantern Theatre), and the Masked Man in Spring Awakening (EgoPo). Ross is a graduate of the MFA acting program at Temple University, and you may have caught his final performance there as The EmCee in Cabaret, directed by Brenna Geffers, earlier this year. In New York, Ross is a frequent collaborator with Brooklyn-based performance group Object Collection, and has performed with The Flea, Vital Theater, Polybe & Seats, Verse Theater Manhattan, and many others.
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Matt Pfeiffer (Tom)
is the Associate Artistic Director of Theatre Exile. This marks his 5th season working with the company. Previous Exile credits include directing American Buffalo, Bug, Glengarry Glen Ross, and appearing in Red Light Winter, Mr. Marmalade, and Burkie. Other area credits include; Arden Theatre, Walnut St, InterAct, 1812 Productions, Delaware Theatre Co, and 13 seasons with the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival. Later this season Matt will direct Romeo And Juliet for the Arden and Shining City for Theatre Exile. A 5-time Barrymore nominee, Matt is the recipient of the F. OTTO HAAS AWARD for An Emerging Theatre Artist and proud member of Actors Equity. Thanks as always to the entire Exile gang. Love to Kim.
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Sarah Sanford (Wendy)
is thrilled to be making her Theatre Exile debut with Hunter Gatherers. Sarah is a Pig Iron Theatre member and has performed in seven company works including Hell Meets Henry Halfway and Welcome to Yuba City. She has also acted with the Lantern, the Wilma, Mauckingbird, and BRAT Productions, and internationally with Pig Iron, Jo Stromgren Kompani, The Riot Group, and Volcano. Sarah’s directing debut, Appetite, performed in Toronto and Philadelphia this past spring and received two Toronto Dora awards and six nominations. A 2008 and 2009 F. Otto Haas Award finalist, Sanford was recently named Philadelphia Magazine’s 2009 Best Up-and-Coming Theatre Talent.
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Amanda Schoonover (Pam)
is excited to return home to Exile! Amanda is a six time Barrymore Award nominee receiving two for her work as Dottie in Exile’s own Killer Joe. She has worked with many theaters in Philadelphia including Arden Theatre, People's Light, Bristol Riverside, Pig Iron, New City Stage and the Lantern. Favorite roles include Lucy in Mr. Marmalade (Exile), Flora in The Loyalist (Fictitious), Sara in Grace (Luna) and Moll in Kid Simple (Azuka). Many thanks to Deborah and Joe for another great opportunity! Much love to Kevin!
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