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Bobby Holder
Bobby is the Founder and the Artistic Director of The Actor's Project
NYC. He has written, directed, performed, and produced several original
theatrical productions in NYC: 3-D Improv NYC, What's a Vampire (a black
comedy at Grove St. Playhouse), and LMNOP (an original two-character play).
Bobby has had eight original plays produced: Screams of the Butterflies,Understand
Me, Scandal in NYC, The Imagination Window, My Big Brother, Confused in
Florida, Mother-Son-Daughter-Neighbor-Neighbor's Son-Maid-and the Telephone
Man, and Storm in Alabama. Bobby graduated with a B.A. in Theatre from
the University of West Florida and toured for five years with different
theatre companies (Rep Theatre of America, C Theatre). He has also written
and performed for ABC's television morning show Daybuster's.
Claysey Everett
Claysey started writing in 2003 when she started developing her first
one-woman show. Since then she has written several comedic monologues
and sketchs and co-wrote The Whiney and Bitchy Variety Hour with fellow
performer Lisa McQuade.
Kelley Lynn
Kelley Lynn is a graduate of Adelphi University where she currently teaches
Dramatics and Standup Comedy, helping students to write their own sets.
She has also directed and written several cabarets, sketch-comedy shows,
and short scenes; including a new ending for her version of the popular
off-broadway production "Parallel Lives, the Kathy and Mo Show."
Kelley is enjoying performing and writing with The Actor's Project NYC.
Tina Xenos
Tina Xenos is a stand up comedian who writes all her own material. As
a member of The Actor's Project NYC, she has written and performed in
“Shoe Store,” “Date With The Paramedics,” “Too
Big For Radio City,” and “Life Boat: The Tina Xenos Show.”
Tina has written several comedic monologues and sketches, which have been
performed by her fellow TAPNYC actors. She is also working on a humorous
book of her travel stories, titled “The Little Tourist from the
Big Apple.”
Fran DeCesare
Director, Bobby Holder and The Actor's Project NYC have been an incredible.
All the fabulous writers and actors in the troupe have inspired me to
write. I wrote and performed my own monlogue "Annoy Me", and
with the help of Bobby's expertise editing I wrote a scene intitled "Wonder
Woman".
Stephen Lemay
Stephen Lemay was born in Hell's Kitchen, grew up in the East Village
when it was still the Lower East Side, and now lives in Harlem.
Stephen studied writing with Grace Paley and writing for the theater with
Wilford Leach at Sarah Lawrence College. Writing credits include
the daytime dramas Guiding Light, Search for Tomorrow, The Doctors, Ryan's
Hope, Another World and, most recently, Port Charles. Stephen's
play, SECONDS, is being performed in March 2007 at the Manhattan Repertory
Company's Winterfest Theater Festival.
Rose Costanzo
Rose wrote a play, "Cocktails at the Red Rooster" performed
at the Tada Theatre. She is now a member of The Actors Project performing
as an actor and has just recently resumed writing, has several monologues
and sketches in the works and hopes to have some of her work seen in future
showcases with the Actors Project. She states, Bobby Holder has been encouraging
and is very generous in offering his guidance and expertise in helping
to fine tune the work I am creating and is thanked ever so much.
Katie Paulk
Katie Paulk has been writing short stories, poems, and sketches since
she was a small child growing up in Georgia. She used to perform in plays
in high school and college, but loves writing more. You may just see her
around town trying out newly crafted jokes at an open mic.
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