The Trials and Tribulations
of a Trailer Trash Housewife
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Melissa Jobe |
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Cindee was previously seen at Uptown Players in Southern Baptist Sissies, and is very pleased to be back, working on another Del Shores’ script. Other area performances include Country Wife (Second Thought); Last Night of Ballyhoo, Dinner Party and Marvin’s Room (Contemporary Theatre); Noises Off and You Can’t Take It With You (Watertower Theatre); Central Park West (Theatre 3); Abandoned Reservoir and Breathing Room (Ground Zero Theatre); and Moon Over Buffalo (Pocket Sandwich Theatre). She received the 2006 Leon Rabin for her leading role in Leonard’s Car (My Way Productions) and is a three time Theatre Critics’ Forum Award winner. She voiced the role of Dante in Funimation’s Full Metal Alchemist and is active in commercials and independent films. She is married to co-founder of the Pocket Sandwich Theatre, Rodney Dobbs, and is the proud mother of son, Garrett, who is currently a sophomore at Stanford University. Thank you, Mitch, for your gracious and heartfelt help and insight into this very serious subject. |
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Crystal Ramon Crystal Ramon is native of Memphis, TN. She graduated from Union University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication. She is a regular performer in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. She has sang for the Jackson Symphony Orchestra as well as being the opener for the National Basketball Association Memphis Grizzlies. She was recently the featured gospel soloist in the christmas production A Soulful Tale directed by Jiles King. She is pleased to be making her first appearance with Uptown Players in the production of The Trials and Tribulations of A Trailer Housewife. |
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T. A. Taylor T.A. Taylor (J.D.) is the Director of KD STUDIO Actors Conservatory in Dallas and a member of the acting faculty there. Off-Broadway credits: Christopher Durang’s The Nature and Purpose of the Universe and Approaching Zero both for Direct Theatre. Regional theatre includes McCarter Theatre, Milwaukee Rep, and Virginia Stage Co. and locally at Second Thought Theatre, Circle Theatre, Contemporary Theatre of Dallas, Shakespeare Dallas, Lyric Stage, Theatre Quorum, Dallas Theatre Center, New Theatre, Addison Center Theatre, Echo Theatre, and Theatre Fusion. |
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Laura Warner
Laura Warner has become something of a regular in Dallas area theater arts over the past handful of years; appearing in Garland, Richardson, Addison, Plano and Irving in a variety of plays and musicals that include “To Kill A Mockingbird”, “Steel Magnolias”, “An American Daughter”, “All Shook Up”, “Oklahoma” and sundry others.With her children all grown up and on their own, Laura attests that acting is just the thing to keep her life fun-filled and hectic now that her nest is empty. Laura would like to thank Cheryl Denson, Del Shores and Uptown Players for doing their part to “keep a crazy woman off the street”! |
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