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David Plunkett
(Max) is honored to return to the Uptown
Players stage, after appearing in “Down South”
as Robert Barnes, and in “Kiss of the Spiderwoman.”
He also assistant directed and assistant choreographed
“The Wild Party.” David is a three-time
Rabin Award nominee, winning in 2002 for Best Supporting
Actor in a Play for Kitchen Dog Theater’s
“Some Explicit Polaroids,” which also
earned a Dallas-Fort Worth Critics Forum award for
Outstanding Ensemble. |
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Kevin Moore (Horst)
returns to Uptown Players, where he was most recently
seen extolling the virtues of the mix tape in this
year's Broadway Our Way. Other Uptown appearances
include Valley of the Dolls, Thrill Me (Richard),
Valhalla (Henry Lee), and Southern Baptist Sissies
(TJ). Work at area theatres includes Theatre Arlington,
Theatre Three, ICT Mainstage, Contemporary Theatre
of Dallas, and Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre.
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Andrew Phifer
(Rudy) is thrilled to be making his debut
with Uptown Players. He was recently seen in Slaughterhouse
5 at Risk Theatre Initiative and Pygmalion at
Theatre Three. Andrew is also a past Theatre Three
Class A intern having performed shows such as
The Full Monty and I Love You, You're Perfect,
Now Change. |
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Paul Taylor**
(Greta) received a DFW Critics Forum Award
for his work in The Normal Heart at Uptown. Other
credits include Officer Lockstock in Urinetown (WaterTower),
Frank N. Furter in The Rocky Horror Show (Contemporary),
and Orin in Little Shop of Horrors (FMPAT). He has
appeared Off-Broadway (Aunt Chooch’s Birthday)
at Pulse Ensemble Theatre, at Lincoln Center (The
Last Empress), The Kennedy Center (Shear Madness),
Fort Worth Shakespeare, Echo, Stage West, Dallas
Children's Theatre, Theatre Three, Casa Manana,
Circle, Labyrinth, Plano Rep and Lyric Stage. |
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Ted Wold (Uncle Freddie)
is excited to be back working at Uptown, having
appeared previously in Sordid Lives (for which
he received the DFW Theatre Critics Forum Award)
and The Last Session. Ted has performed at several
local theatres including WaterTower Theatre, Contemporary
Theatre of Dallas, Plano Repertory Theatre, Dallas
Children’s Theatre, Second Thought Theatre,
and Theatre Arlington. Ted is a two-time Leon
Rabin Award winner. |
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Stan Graner (Captain)
makes his Uptown debut with Bent. Stan last worked
with director Bruce Coleman when he cast Stan
as Bobby in Company at Theatre Three. In 2007
Stan was seen in Parade at WaterTower Theatre,
The Winner at Lyric Stage, and both Caroline or
Change and Season’s Greetings at Theatre
Three. Other theaters worked at include Circle
Theatre, Stage West, Kitchen Dog Theatre, Casa
Mañana, Theatre Arlington, Plano Repertory
Theatre, Garland Summer Musicals, Classical Acting
Company, and One Thirty Productions. Stan is the
recipient of three Column awards |
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Andrew Worley (Greta’s
Assistant/Kapo) is thrilled to be making
his Uptown Players debut and under the direction
of Bruce Coleman. Andrew was last seen in Dracula
at ICT also directed by Bruce Coleman. He received
his BFA in Theater Performance from Baylor University
in May of 2006. Since returning to Dallas, he
has done a few short films, commercials and worked
on an episode of Prison Break. He was also in
a world premiere musical TraumNovela at the Dallas
Hub Theatre |
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Heath Billups
(Wolf) is proud to be making his acting
debut with Uptown Players. His recent shows include:
Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and Little Women
at Black Box Operations. He has also recently graduated
from KD Studio Actors Conservatory with his associates
in Musical Theatre. He was nominated for an Abby
award for best lead actor in a musical for his performance
as Edwin Bricker in All-American |
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Josh Hepola (Guard) is
making his Uptown Players debut. Recent shows
include Shakespeare for the Modern Man at Irving
Community Theater (Duncan) and Ebenezer Scrooge
at Pocket Sandwhich Theater (Bob Crachit). Other
DFW venues include GSM, GCT, RCT, FMPAT, and PRT.
He also recently participated in a staged reading
of My Favorite Animal with The Modern Stage. He
is a
2001 graduate of The London Academy of Performing
Arts.
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Clayton Younkin (Soldier/Gestapo)
is thrilled to be returning to Uptown, after appearing
earlier this season in Bare (Alan). Currently, he
is a senior theatre performance major at The University
of North Texas. Favorite productions include Damn
Yankees (Joe Hardy), Songs For A New World (Man
2), Big River (Tom Sawyer, Column Award Winner),
Beauty and the Beast (Lumiere, Column Award Winner),
and The Foreigner (Charlie Baker) |
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