Christine Ebersole - American Academy of Dramatic Arts

1980’s
Karen Abercrombie (1981) is an actress/singer/
songwriter who recently presented As Told by Mary,
a one-woman drama, at the Lamont Library in
McGraw, NY.
David Brian Alley (1989) appeared in Stones in His
Pockets at Playmakers Repertory in Chapel Hill, NC,
and A Flea in Her Ear with the Clarence Brown
Theatre at the University of Tennessee, where he is
a resident artist and member of the acting faculty.
Hank Azaria (Sum) will be back on Broadway this
fall when he plays David Sarnoff in The Farnsworth
Invention which is scheduled to open November
14th at the Music Box Theatre.
Douglas Carter Beane’s (1980) Xanadu will begin a
National Tour in summer 2008.
Eliborio Beltran (aka Eli Gemini) (1986) is the
director, host, editor and executive producer of That
Denton Show, a local cable program in Denton,Texas.
Kim Brockington (1980) continues to play Felicia
Bordeaux on Guiding Light. She will also understudy
the role of Mrs. Muller for the national tour of
Doubt.
Adrien Brody (Sat) is in the feature films The
Darjeeling Limited and The Brothers Bloom.
Anna Clinton (1990) is a psychotherapist. She
continues to sing and act part-time.
Angela (Egic) Collins (1986) helps to facilitate
local meetings teaching American Sign Language and
Law of Attraction. She has recently worked with
Manhattan Theatre Source and Medicine Show, was
the assistant stage manager for the New York Deaf
Theatre’s production of Brilliant Traces, and was the
stage manager for Theatre 5’s Madame Bovary.
Jennifer Coolidge (1982) appears on NBC’s improv
showcase Thank God You’re Here.
Richard Crowley (1980) resides in New Hampshire
where he works as an on-air personality for Nassau
Broadcasting. He is currently a performing member
of Northeast Shakespeare Ensemble and teaches
improv comedy at Northern Stage in White River
Junction.
Johanna Day (1984) will be featured on stage in
Edward Albee’s Zoo Story and Homelife at New York
City’s Second Stage Theatre.
Illeana Douglas (1983) is in the feature film Expired,
which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival
Mary Ellen Eppert (1986) is a freelance writer and
astrological consultant living in Toronto, Canada.
Will Gartshore
Johanna Day
Alumni SPOTLIGHT
Peter Gadjics (1984) published a 4,000 word article
in the July/August issue of The Gay and Lesbian
Review/Worldwide.
Steven Gallagher (1989) recently played Quince in
A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Riff Raff in The
Rocky Horror Show for The Canadian Stage Company
in Toronto. He also appeared in the Toronto premiere
of William Finn’s Elegies: A Song Cycle.
Beth Glover (1989) played Mayor Matilda Hyde in
the first national tour of All Shook Up. She also
appears in national commercials for ASPCA and
Verizon.
Acia Gray (1981) is the artistic director and
founder of Austin-based Tapestry Dance Company
which received an NEA touring grant to support a
tour of The Souls of Our Feet, a celebration of tap
masterpieces.
Pamela Gray (1986) was in Present Laughter at the
Huntington Theatre Company in Boston.
Bruce Greenwood (1981) can be seen in the feature
film National Treasure: Book of Secrets with
Nicholas Cage and Helen Mirren.
Wilbur Edwin Henry (1981) was onstage at Round
House Theatre in Bethesda, MD in Orson’s Shadow.
Cherie Young Hickman (1981) is a massage
therapist and energy worker in Sterling,VA. She is
also mentoring a program that is connecting a
Head-Start program in Loudon,VA. to the area’s high
school drama department.
Matthew Hughes (1989) is teaching drama at an
international school in Japan.
Jane Keitel (1983) was in The Good German at
Shadowland Theatre in Ellenville, NY, with an
extended run at Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey.
Elias Koteas (1983) will star in NBC’s Fort Pit about
a derelict police precinct in Brooklyn.
Jerry Lambert (1980) recently guest-starred on
television’s Brothers and Sisters and Til Death. He can
also be seen in the feature film Smother.
Kyle Larsen (1980) is part of the comedy team
“Buddy and Honey”. She is also a ballroom dance
champion.
Matthew Lester (1986) lives in Atlanta where he
does voice-over work. He is currently recording the
audio book of Hi, My Name is Jack.
Maria Lidstone (1985) is writing a book about her
childhood in South Minneapolis. She was recently
in the film Tusamehe about the devastating effects
of AIDS.
Jennifer
Coolidge
Patricia Lynn-Strickland (1982) is the music and
drama teacher at St. Bonaventure High School and
Our Lady of the Assumption School. Patricia also
serves as Artistic Director for the Ventura
Impromptu Players.
Shelley Malil (1987) played supporting roles in the
feature films Ping Pong Playa, Columbus Day and
Crossing Over.
Holly Martin-Baker (1986) made her Broadway
debut this fall in Rent.
Cheryllynne McNeil (C1987) is a stand-up comedian
who is currently performing at comedy clubs
throughout the west. She was recently featured on
Comedian X.
Brian Scott Miller (1987) co-wrote and co-directed
the film The Pink Conspiracy.
Carrie-Anne Moss (1988) played Julie in the feature
film Disturbia, a 21st century update of Rear Window.
Marie Oliver (1982) is running her own writing and
editing business, Clarity in Writing and Editing, in
Corvallis, OR.
Frank Patano (1981) holds an MBA degree from
Azusa Pacific University. He is the benefits manager
at the University of La Verne, in La Verne, CA and
also the Chairman of the Board of Directors for
Parson’s Nose Productions in South Pasadena. CA.
Lonnie Quinn (1987) became the weathercaster for
WCBS-TV in New York in April, 2007. He forecasts
the weather on the 6pm and 11pm newscasts.
Dan Remmes (1987) has been commissioned to
write the book for Grumpy Old Men the musical
which is expected to debut on Broadway in 2008.
Gerianne (Smith) Smart (Eve 1986) is President
and owner of Smart Communication, Inc., an
advertising sales and marketing firm located in
Ferrisburgh.VT. Gerianne produced and co-wrote
the film The Summer of Walter Hacks which she will
be submitting to film festivals at the end of this year.
Keith Randolph Smith (1986) played Snug in
Shakespeare in the Park’s A Midsummer Night’s
Dream.
Frank Spinelli (1983) has appeared in numerous
stage productions and independent films. He
co-founded No-Pants Theatre Company and is now
concentrating on writing. He lives in the Bay Area
with his wife,Angie.
Timothy Stickney (1985) played Hamlet for Take
Wing and Soar company in NYC and Prince Escalus
in The Public Theatre’s Shakespeare in the Park’s
production of Romeo and Juliet.