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November 13, 2008 - December 7, 2008
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Creative Team
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Deborah Block - Director
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Carlos Murillo - Playwright
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Cast
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Krista Apple (Female Netizen)
is thrilled to be making her debut with Theatre Exile. Philadelphia credits include the Arden (Our Town), the Wilma (Life of Galileo) and Commonwealth Classics (Taming of the Shrew), as well as numerous productions at Temple University (Expecting Isabel, Vigils, The Merchant of Venice), where she is a member of the 2009 MFA Acting class. Film/TV credits include The Good Shepherd and Law & Order: Criminal Intent. Also a writer and teaching artist, Krista is a regular contributor to American Theatre magazine and the Teaching Artist Journal. She'd like to thank the generous artists, audiences, and supporters who continue to make Philadelphia a thriving artistic community and a terrific home.
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Robert DaPonte (Nick)
is pleased to be making his second appearance in a Theatre Exile production, having been previously seen in the Barrymore nominated Mr. Marmalade. Robert has been in Philadelphia for four years and in that time he has performed for Interact Theatre, MumPuppettheatre, Flashpoint, Luna, EgoPo, Wandering Rom and Theatre Exile, just to name a few. He studied at Bradford College and The National Theatre Institute.
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Katie Gould (Rachel)
is a Theatre Exile first-timer. She graduated from Skidmore College with a B.S. in theatre and has since been living in Louisville, KY working as an apprentice at the Actors Theatre of Louisville. She has had the privilege of working with great companies such as the Civilians and the SITI Company. Theatre Credits: This Beautiful City, Game On, The Burial at Thebes, An Enemy of the People, Museum, The Balcony, and Women and Wallace.
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Doug Greene (Adam)
is thrilled to be working with theatre exile and such an exciting group of artists! Doug is a company member of EgoPo and has appeared in their productions of Spring Awakening (Barrymore Nomination, Outstanding Ensemble), Vieux Carre, Something Cloudy, Something Clear, Naked Fish and most recently Woyzeck. Doug has also worked locally with Vagabond (Barrymore Nomination, Outstanding Ensemble, Art of War), Theatre Ariel, City Theater Company, Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival, Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Wandering Rom.
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Dave Johnson (Male Netizen)
is thrilled to finally work with Theatre Exile. A graduate of The University of the Arts in 2003, he has since worked with The Blue Ridge Theatre Festival, Enchantment Theatre Co., and Mum Puppettheatre, as well as numerous roles in commercials and industrials. Dave was last seen out in the parks as Grumio in Commonwealth Classic Theatre Co's The Taming of the Shrew, and recent Fringe hit The Giant Squid.
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