The Unknown Theater Company
Leon.Acord
During 20 years as a San Francisco actor, Leon Acord acted in 27 films you’ve probably never seen ["Foucault WHO?," "Some Prefer Cake," "Final Remains"], 20 plays you’ve probably never heard of ["Thief River," "Last Sunday in June," "Message to Michael," "Dream Boy"] and one unsold television pilot ["The Law & Mr. Lee," starring Danny Glover]. After relocating to Los Angeles in 2004, Leon appeared on stage in "The Scheme of Things" at the El Portal, directed by Dan Oliverio; "Victims" at Company of Angels, and "Salsa Saved the Girls" at the Eclectic Co. Theatre. He’s also become a veteran of the USC short film, having played roles in 12 shorts – including the starring role in the grad thesis "Deer Season." Originally a Hoosier, Leon attended Indiana University. He is rep’d by McLachlan Talent Agency. |
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Bruce.Adel
Liquid makes the third appearance for Bruce Adel at Unknown. The third time’s the charm having previously appeared in Killing Game and Grand Motel. Bruce is a fairly recent graduate of LACC Theatre Academy having appeared there in Buried Child, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, and Cher Antoine to name a few. Bruce has also appeared in over 20 short films, dozens of plays, and the Independent film Misguided Angel. It is his absolute pleasure and honor to work with these crazy gifted and overly dedicated bunch of talented Unknowns, especially Chris Covics.
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Shirley.Anderson
Shirley Anderson regularly performs with Theater Movement Bazaar (dumbShow, Cirque Picnique, Strange Beliefs and Model Behavior). By way of Northwestern University and Chicago, she has a long history with original solo performance and has held memberships with Looking Glass and Plasticene in Chicago, and Sacred Fools, Zoo District and Smart Gals Productions in Los Angeles. Liquid is Shirley's first Unknown production. |
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Molly.Berke
Molly is a produced screenwriter, as well as being a published, Off-Off-Broadway playwright. She got her B.A. in Theatre from the University at Texas at Dallas, and was a professional actress in avante garde theatre for six years prior to becoming a playwright. Molly is a book editor by day. |
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Paul.Bertin
Paul Bertin has always been playing with sounds as far back as anyone can remember. Originally from Besancon, France, he studied classical music then jazz saxophone with artists such as Magic Malik and Julien Lourau. Expanding his musical language through sonic experimentations, he moved to Paris, then Los Angeles to attend the School of Audio Engineering.
Since he joined Unknown Theater in June of 2008, Paul has designed the sound for several plays including Fables du Théâtre by Brenda Varda, Torn Between 2 Bitches and Grand Motel by Michael Sargent, Killing Game by Ionesco, Sticking Place (an adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth) and now Liquid. |
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Curt.Bonnem
Curt is currently on hiatus in what was the longest running show in Los Angeles, The Beastly Bombing, winner of the LA Weekly Award for Best Musical. The show was also invited to and had a successful Off-Broadway run at the New York Musical Theater Festival. Get info at http://www.thebeastlybombing.com!
Curt originally hails from The Windy City, where he got hooked on acting in the fifth grade as a chorus member in “Cinderella,” and has been going ever since. Some highlights of his early days were writing, directing and starring in a popular community theatre production called “Big Louis’ Speakeasy” at the age of 16. During his high school years he was an All American Gymnast, the 1987 Junior National Juggling Champion of the International Jugglers Association and was the youngest performing artist ever at The Bristol Renaissance Faire in Wisconsin.
Moving to Los Angeles in 1988, Curt continued his theatrical training, gaining a BA in Theatre from Cal State University, Northridge, where he starred in several Main Stage productions such as "Little Shop of Horrors," and "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" as the acerbic Psuedolus. Curt was also active in many student productions, both as an actor and director.
A member of the award winning theatre company, The Road, Curt’s credits include the highly acclaimed West Coast Premiere of "Marked Tree," the Off-Road production "The Junto" and notable roles in the award winning productions of "The Pagans" and "Ouroborus."
Other theatre credits include “The Traveling Lady” at The Company of Angels, “Hamlet” at The Nevada Shakespeare Festival, "The Misanthrope," and most notably as the star in a popular local production of the musical “Hair” which was directed by the show’s creator, James Rado. This production eventually took Curt to Moscow for the first ever Russian production.
Curt has been a member of several Los Angeles theatre companies over the years, including his own, Trinity, and has been seen in several national TV commercials and independent films. He also played the killer on a recent episode of the CBS hit drama "Criminal Minds.”
His artistic aspirations extend to film production as well. He has produced, directed, edited, shot and created several short films, documentaries and music videos. Notable projects include "Seat Fillers!", which won the Oklahoma Downstream Film Festival and was named in the top 50 picks of the 2003 TriggerStreet.com online film festival, as well as the King's X video for the song "Smudge."
For a complete resume, pictures and video go to CurtBonnem.com
Quotes:
"The cast(The Beastly Bombing) is flawless...Curt Bonnem steals it (the show) back as a Jewish tailor and a pederastic priest." - Broadwayworld
"Curt Bonnem is outstanding as Georgette's husband, Henry Thomas. Bonnem's characterization is so convincing we feel only sadness for him as he reveals his fatal flaws." - BackStage West
"Curt Bonnem as a Hasidic tailor...gives himself totally (and most effectively) to his outrageous role." - LA Stage Scene
"Lt. South, played by Curt Bonnem, delivers some witty lines and takes his character to extremes." - The Daily Bruin
"He is the best Claude I've ever seen (in Hair)." - James Rado, creator Hair the Musical
"Curt Bonnem, as the love interest, plays a straight-laced-but-not-stuffy character with good humor." - Dog Pile Magazine
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Brendan.Bradley
In March, Brendan transplanted from New York City where he produced, managed, performed and designed over two dozen Independent Theater productions. Back East he worked extensively as a proud member of Impetuous Theater Group and is thrilled to join a new family here in Los Angeles at UNKNOWN. New York Theater: The Oresteia (Access Theater), Hamlet (LaMama ETC), Venezuela (Irish Arts Center). Regional: Henry V, Love's Labors Lost (Nebraska shakes Festival), The Last Night of Ballyhoo (The Kennedy Theater), A Map of the World (Burning Coal). Film: The Redwoods, September 12, Love Conquers Paul, Friends With Benefits. Brendan graduated with Honors from New York University's Tisch School and The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. |
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Caitlin.Carleton
Caitlin Carleton is from Cleveland. She has been in LA for about four years. She studied at Stella Adler and AMDA. She played Ginger in "Rosemarry with Ginger" at Stella Adler. She was in "Fables du Theatre" and "Liquid" at Unknown Theater. She is so grateful to be apart of an amazing company. She is a BIG girl. |
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Sean X..Carr
Sean X. Carr has been performing stand-up comedy and Improv on stages across the country for the past ten years. This is his first return to the legitimate stage in almost as long. He also spends his days reporting on pop culture for ComicsOnComics.com and keeping a casting facility from catching fire.
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Chris.Covics
Chris Covics is the Artistic Director and founder of Unknown Theater. He would like to thank the hundreds of people that believed in bringing people together to appreciate one another and to search for meaning together, and brought Unknown Theater from a dream at a kitchen table to a stage in Hollywood. Chris has acted and directed in scores of productions for the last couple of decades in Los Angeles, New York, Cleveland, London, and Berlin. At Unknown Theater, Chris has directed and designed the American Premiere of Johnson Over Jordan by J.B. Priestly, Scenes from an Execution by Howard Barker, Don’t Look Now by Kenneth Patchen, The Serpent by Jean-Claude Van Italie, Caligula by Albert Camus, Walking Into Traffic by Kyle T. Wilson, Attempts on Her Life by Martin Crimp, Torn Between Two Bitches by Michael Sargent, and Killing Game by Eugene Ionesco. |
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Daniella.Dahmen
Daniella Dahman graduated from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York. While there she appeared in several student and independent films as well as staged readings at both the HB studios and the Producers club. A native of Sweden she has worked professionally throughout Europe appearing in numerous plays, TV shows, feature films, and commercials. Since returning to Los Angeles two years ago, she has been seen at the Long Beach Playhouse, Cal Arts, and several shows with the Outlaw Style Thrance Company at the Studio Stage in Hollywood. Liquid is her first show with Unknown Theater. |
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Ed.Dyer
If Ed Dyer looks familiar, perhaps you have seen him in any of the following shows done at Unknown Theater: The Serpent, Walking into Traffic, Fables du Théâtre, and Caligula. (Or perhaps you just saw him walking down the street five minutes ago.) |
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Hugh.Fitzgerald
HUGH FITZGERALD PLAYWRIGHT/ACTOR
From Ridgewood, NJ Hugh has recently been published with Smith & Kraus. His Plays have been produced in NY, Chicago and San Francisco and most recently his new Play MOOT & WHIPPLE at the Santa Monica Playhouse. As an actor, Hugh has worked with the Elm Shakespeare company in New Haven, Theatre Ten Ten, NY, The Shakespeare Project Chicago and the O'Neill center in Danville, Ca. Hugh Studied at Circle In the Square, NY. Michael Howard Studio, NY and The American Conservatory Theatre, San Francisco.
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Sara .Gianola
Sara Gianola is a very new member of the Unknown Theater & is thrilled to be a part of such a Company. She is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and is a member of the Screen Actors Guild. She can be seen on the likes of Eleventh Hour and recently performed at the Next Stage in a production of Pink Floyd's- THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON. She is a dancer by nature and fourteen years of training in all areas of Ballet Jazz Modern and even Acrobatics and in such places as the Interlochen Arts Academy of Michigan, Pittsburgh Ballet Theater,& The Ballet Met of Columbus Ohio... if you ask her she'll contort for you! Sara is very excited to be a member of the Unknown... |
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Wallis .Herst
At The Unknown Wallis has been seen in "Kingdom Come", "The Serpent" and the workshop production of "Blood Wedding". Elswhere in LA she has been seen in "Macbeth" as Lady Macbeth, "Antony & Cleopatra", "Twisted Shorts" and others. During her six years living in New York she was in productions of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" as Titania, "Six Characters in Search of an Author", "The Trojan Women", "The Vagina Monologues", Shel Silverstein's "Round Ten", Noel Coward's "The Astonished Heart", "As You Like It", the original productions of "Sunset Island" and "Young Americans", among others. On film she has been seen in the Biscuits & Gravy production "Death Valley" along with numerous student films. TV appearances include "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit". She received her B.F.A. from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and is an alumna of The Atlantic Theater Acting School, NYC. |
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Perry.Hoberman
Perry Hoberman is a media, installation and performance artist whose work has been exhibited widely throughout the United States and Europe. He works with a variety of technologies, ranging from the utterly obsolete to the seasonably state-of-the-art. His installation "Timetable" was awarded the Grand Prix at the ICC Biennale '99 in Tokyo, and "Systems Maintenance" won a 1999 Prix Ars Electronica Award of Distinction. In 1998, the ZKM Mediamuseum in Karlsruhe, Germany presented "Unexpected Obstacles", a mid-career retrospective. In 2002 he was both a Guggenheim Foundation Fellow and a Rockefeller Media Arts Fellow. Hoberman is an Associate Research Professor in the Interactive Media Division at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts, where he teaches courses in stereoscopic imaging. |
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Jason.Imperial
Jason Imperial trained at San Francisco State University's College of Creative Arts,earning his B.A. Degree in Drama:Performance in 2006.He spent an additional year doing theater in The Bay Area before moving to Los Angeles to start a film career.Although well into his film acting career,the stage is always home to him and is committed to the theater.He's a proud member of The Unknown Theater Company.Theater Credits: "Manzi:The Adventures of Young Cesar Chavez","West Side Story","The Brute","The Leader".Film Credits: "Loaded" |
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Kyle.Ingleman
Kyle Ingleman (Odam) has, after much consideration, decided that he is proud (PROUD!), not only to be one of the original members of Unknown Theater and the coordinator for its 5th Wall, but also to be collaborating with Brenda Varda and Chris Covics again. Thank you Brenda for your insane imagination and Chris for your insane...insanity (“Mad Scientist”). I would also like to thank everyone at Unknown who weekly bust their humps to keep this little theater-that-could up & running, my Mother, Julie, for always believing in me, Kerry Anne, for filling my life with this resplendent light, and, of course, you, the audience, for not throwing rotten tomatoes! |
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Craig.Johnson
Craig Johnson (Chaet) has been an Unknown Theater company member for three years and performed in many UTC productions. These include Don't Look Now, 365 Plays in 365 Days, Caligula, Attempts On Her Life, Killing Game and Grand Motel. A Long Beach resident, Craig has performed at the Long Beach Playhouse in their productions of Slow Dance On the Killing Ground, The Boys Next Door and the world premiere of Hattie. Other appearances include Sleeping Around and Execution of Justice at Rude Guerrilla Theater. Los Angles appearances include The Queen of Sheba at the Stella Adler Theater and 45 Seconds to Broadway at the Kentwood Playhouse. |
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Elnora Jean.Keller
Elnora Jean Keller has been in and around theatre since she was knee high to an elephant. Most recently performing in such works as, Naked Vegetarians in Revolt, The Black Orb, Laundry and Bourbon and the variety show Sunday Night at Kirby’s. The theatre experience only fueled the fire and she soon found herself in the world of film, adding credits that include …Die Tomorrow, Santa Baby and Summers of Tomorrow. Along with acting she is also a credited dancer and vocalist. Her desire to immerse herself in the entertainment industry and the creative process has also landed her the title of Production Designer in feature films and long running theater productions. The experience of the Unknown Theater is a memorable one and she hopes you enjoy the ride. |
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Teddy.Lowe
Teddy is extremely proud to be a member of the Unknown Theater Company as well as being on the Board of Directors. It's been an exciting time since the theater opened in October 2005 and he can't wait for what's to come. |
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Andrew.McReynolds
In the high desolate mountains of McCall, Idaho Andrew was born from two lovers of the land.
Mother, brother and he relocated to the city life of Toronto where he lived until moving west to rediscover his heritage and test the American dream. Finding a life in theater started in community college, passed through studio work into theater productions and independent film work and now landing in the Unknown...
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Christopher.Miles
Chris was born in Memphis, but raised in Philadelphia. At The University of Southern Mississippi, he studied Psychology and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater.
Some of Chris' Projects:
Friar Francis in Much Ado About Nothing at The University of Southern Mississippi **
Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet at The University of Southern Mississippi **
Mike Francisco in Breaking Legs at Panola Playhouse **
Alex in Sunrise After Tomorrow at Panola Playhouse **
Conrad Birdie in Bye Bye Birdie at Hernando All Stars **
Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls at Hernando All Stars **
Technical positions **
Panola Playhouse – Artistic Director **
Panola Playhouse – Light Designer **
Panola Playhouse – Set Designer **
Prop Master for A Few Good Men at The University of Southern Mississippi **
He is currently living in Los Angeles to pursue a career in entertainment. |
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Susannah .Mitchell
Susannah Mitchell is a graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles. She has also studied music and voice at Brown University, New England Conservatory, and The National School of Music in Havana, Cuba. Favorite past credits include: The Heidi Chronicles, Working, Runaways, Twelfth Night, and Fiddler on the Roof. At Unknown Theater, she has been seen on stage in Killing Game, Kingdom Come and Liquid. |
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Majd.Murad
Majd Murad is an actor, director, mask-maker, writer, and educator recently graduated from UC Riverside’s theater program. There, he was offered six fellowships through The Gluck Program of the Arts, and the Richard Risso Endowed Award in Theatre. He has been involved in several community theater projects including working for the Riverside Arts Council as a resident artist for two years bringing theater to schools lacking in the arts. Majd is very excited to be in Los Angles this summer working for Unknown and feels this is still just the start to a great career in theater. Next, Majd will be participating in Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre’s Professional Training Program in the fall to continue his education. |
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Dan.Oliverio
Dan Oliverio has worked in theater for over 20 years both as a free-lance director and producer. As co-founder of The Antrobus Group in New York, he premiered many new works and classics including Jennifer Maisel's "Mad Love" (winner of the Roger L. Steven Award for New Playwriting) and Sandra Laub’s "Wild Desires: The Story of Madame Bovary." He is also the author of the new American translation of Nobel laureate Jacinto Benavente’s "The Scheme of Things" (orig. “Los intereses creados”), which he also directed in Los Angeles. As a member of Unknown Theater, Dan was the assistant director for "The Serpent," and directed the Unknown Classics workshop production of "Blood Wedding." Most recently, he directed Unknown's production of "Kingdom Come." |
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Joe.Pistone
Born and raised in Northern New Jersey, Joe spent several years as an actor in New York City before moving to Los Angeles. In NYC, he studied with Suzanne Shepherd and performed in nearly a dozen productions off-off and off-Broadway. His film credits include supporting roles in THE GROOMSMEN, PURPLE VIOLETS, 10th & WOLF, THE NAIL and the Edward Burns' web series THE LYNCH PIN. Full resume and clips available at www.joepistone.com. Joe is represented by SCHUMACHER MANAGEMENT. "Only those who risk going too far will ever know how far to go." |
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Alla.Poberesky
Alla Poberesky hails from the mother-land Russia! She grew up in New York City where she attended the High School of Music and Art and the Performing arts as a Drama major and Syracuse University School of Visual and Performing Arts where she recieved her B.F.A. She has done various Theater, Film, Improv, and dance. She glad to be living in California, in the city of angels, where she is happy member of the Unknown! |
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Jamieson.Price
Principal roles in “The Patriot,” and “The Secret Kingdom,” appeared on “Frasier” and “The In-Laws.” Voice-over: “Digimon,” “Mon Colle Knights,” "Battle B-Damon," "Eureka 7," "Ghost in the Shell," "Mars Daybreak," "Planates," "Avenger," "Witch Hunter Robin." Video-games: Final Fantasy 7, Rainbow Six: 4, Splinter Cell 4, Spyhunter 3, Godhand, .Hack, Call of Duty 2.
Nine summers of outdoor drama in Ohio in "Blue Jacket," and "Tecumseh!" Three years with Circus Theatricals. Six seasons with The Glory of Easter. MFA from CalRep at Cal State University Long Beach. BA from the College of William and Mary in Virginia
Jamieson is a stage combat choreographer and instructor serving part-time at Cal State University, Long Beach; The South Bay Conservatory and the Unknown Theater Summer Training Program. He has staged fights for CSULB, Long Beach Playhouse, The Meta Theatre, Crashbox Players, The Odyssey Theatre, Concordia University and Palos Verdes Peninsula High School, to name a few.
Jamieson also works in the technical aspects of the stage, serving as technical director for LA Opera’s Education and Community Programs, stage supervisor for the John Anson Ford Theatres, and stage managing theatrical productions for The Getty Center, The Luckman Fine Arts Complex and Bonnie Franklin’s staged reading group: Classic and Contemporary American Plays.
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Franc.Ross
Franc Ross is a graduate of the MFA program at the American Conservatory Theatre (ACT) in San Francisco. While in SF, he served as a Co-Artistic Director of Encore Theatre Company and, after relocating to Los Angeles, co-founded the FreightTrain Shakespeare Company. Franc’s regional theater credits include leading roles in "Macbeth," "The Tempest," "An Enemy of the People," "The Seagull," "The Front Page," "Enemies," "Uncle Vanya," "A Christmas Carol," and "An Ideal Husband." In the Los Angeles area, his leading roles include "Henry IV" (Parts I and II), "Henry V," "King Lear," "Pericles," "Macbeth," "Terra Nova," and "Summerfolk." He also has directorial credits in both San Francisco and Los Angeles. Franc has appeared in a number of motion pictures and television series, including guest star appearances in "Deadwood," "Six Feet Under," "Monk," "ER," "West Wing," "NYPD Blue," "Numbers," "Weeds," "Days of Our Lives," "Desolation Canyon," "Star Trek Enterprise," "Cold Case," "Judging Amy," "Malcolm in the Middle," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Charmed" and "Firefly". Franc is proud to be represented by The Gage Group. |
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Abbe.Rowlins
Liquid marks Abbe Rowlins' her third production with Unknown Theater. She was in last season’s Kingdom Come and the Killing Game. She has done many plays around town and independent films. Thank you to Unknown for the endless awe-inspiring creativity that goes on here. |
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Morry.Schorr
After receiving Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Theater, Morry has worked extensively as an actor and director in the Los Angeles theater community. He has staged and appeared in productions at The Company of Angels, La Mama Hollywood, Theater Rapport and The Scorpio Rising Theater. He has played leading roles in "The Showoff," "Come Slowly, Eden," "The Caretaker" and "Ivory Tower" among others and directed "The Heckinger Affair," "Catch Me If You Can, "The Good Doctor" and "Mac the Black" (which he also co-wrote). |
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Brittany.Slattery
Brittany most recently starred in "The Projectionist" at the Kirk Douglas Theatre (Dir: Bart DeLorenzo.) She has also appeared off-Broadway in "The Glory of Living" with Anna Paquin, directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman at MCC Theatre; Neil LaBute’s "Autobahn" with Bill Pullman at the Cape Cod Theatre project. In 2004 she graduated from the esteemed LaGuardia High School of the Performing Arts (the “FAME” school) with a degree in Drama. As a company member at Unknown Theater, she appeared in the renowned "365 Plays/ 365 Days," "Attempts on Her Life," "Torn Between Two Bitches," "The Sticking Place" and "The Serpent." Brittany’s television work includes “Rescue Me,” “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: SVU” (guest star), “Guiding Light” and “All My Children.” Film work consists of: "National Lampoon’s Favorite Deadly Sins" directed by Denis Leary; "The Lemonade Stand" and "Your Name Here" also starring Bill Pullman. Additionally, she has worked on numerous commercials and voice-overs. She even studied filmmaking at New York University. Brittany loves being a company member of Unknown Theater and would like to thank Chris Covics for the opportunity. |
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Erika.Stone
Erika moved from Boston to Los Angeles to pursue her career in acting after performing in several independent films throughout New England. Erika has performed with Unknown Theater in “365 Days/365 Plays”, and the workshop productions of “Blood Wedding” and “The Sticking Place”. She has also been seen in “The Vagina Monologues” and performs with the group Native Voices. Film and Television Credits include “Lucky Louie”, “Spring Breakdown,” “Out of Jimmy’s Head”, and “Lure”. |
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Mia.Tramz
Mia is a graduate of The William Esper Studio in New York and a new actor to Los Angeles. Her performance in The Sticking Place at the Unknown Theater will mark her first performance on a professional stage, and she is thankful to be a part of such a deeply creative and mind-testing production. Mia is also an English major at Columbia University in New York - she has taken this year off to pursue acting in LA. More and more, she's finding that that was the right move to have made. |
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Brenda.Varda
Brenda Varda is a writer and performer working in theater, music, and interdisciplinary projects. Previous plays and music in Los Angeles include Fables du Théâtre (Unknown Theater), Cyberlilly 7 (Bootleg) , Jackalling (Company of Angels), Things That Fall From the Sky (UCR), Wench & Mad Blue Demon of the Night (Sacred Fools), and Grimm 1, 2, & 3 (The Met). Her work has been supported by the Los Angels History Project, EdgeFest, a UCR Humanities Fellowship, the Mellon Foundation, and the UCIRA. She currently teaches writing at Art Center College of Design and theater at UC Riverside. Much thanks to the fellow artists that have collaborated on projects as performers, designers, directors, and technicians, particularly here at the Unknown. And much thanks to Liam Maxwell Connor for creative, managed insanity on the homefront.
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Glen.Vaughan
Glen holds a B.A. Fine Arts Degree from Rhodes University in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. His theatrical resume includes work with the the South African National Theatre, the Lee Strasberg Institute and the Celtic Art Center Los Angeles. His training includes work with prolific South African dancer Gary Gordon, literary wonder Reza De Wet and mime master Andrew Buckland. |
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Daniel.Yasmin
Daniel Yasmin manages to helm both experimentation and synthesis encompassing psychedelic rock, drum and bass inflected jazz, earthy folk rock, and everything in between. As a native Angeleno, he has established himself as a creative catalyst with his abilities to blend musical styles with a non-conformist ear. His ongoing experimental pursuits have led him into the realm of designing, building, and playing his own musical instruments and sound sculptures. Using these methods, he continues to challenge his own comfort zone to forge a sonic aesthetic of natural and unnatural sounds. |
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