Theatre of Mutiny
The Cast
Director/Writer/Actor/Producer
Christina Rose
Christina fell in love with Shakespeare at a young age. In a desire to share that love with others, she became a high school theater teacher.
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Her work was known for it's immersion and risk-taking. However, flooding the gymnasium for The Tempest was thought to have gone a little too far.
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Upon being asked to step down from her position, she moved on to other educational pursuits and wrote her own show in order to teach the masses about Shakespeare.
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Unfortunately, most Fringe festivals limit their show runtime to an hour and were unwilling to accept a 6-hour production. Not easily deterred, she rewrote her play to include every Shakespearean tragedy in the fringe festival's quite stringent 1 hour time slot.
Actor/Fight Choreographer
Judy Hagerty
Judy is an amateur knifemaker and thinks the greatest Shakespearean works are those with swords.
She read a book on method acting after being inspired by Jared Leto's portrayal of The Joker in Suicide Squad. She thinks method acting is the most pure form of theatre and utilizes it for all her roles.
Favorite past roles include Sarah Good (The Crucible Jr), Tree #2 (The Lorax), and the title character in Medea.
She is thrilled to spend her service hours bringing these characters to life and death!
Actor
Audrey Sweden
Audrey learned about Shakespeare when she met Christina doing community service. She thought his plays sounded hilarious - especially Titus Andronicus.
She hasn't done any acting before but she does lie at every job interview, court appearance, and on most government documents which is basically the same thing.
In her free time she loves cooking and gardening.
Recently, she has become an avid bird watcher and has started a shelter for pigeons in her apartment.
She also asks that you please stop telling her mom you saw her get mauled by a police dog on the news. "I was sure I could outrun him".
Actor
Paul Clark
Paul studied English literature in order to upset his parents who wanted him to be a doctor.
After spending 8 years writing essays about incredibly boring "works of art" he moved to Scotland to study bagpiping - an even more upsetting endeavor to his parents.
Paul agreed to be part of this show because he is now getting into puppetry and wants to show his parents his new skill.
The Mutineers
Director/Writer/Actor/Producer
Veronica Rosas
Veronica has been a storyteller and performing artist for 30 years. She was forced into it as a desperately shy child and it very quickly became the only thing she would ever care about again.
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She is an award winning writer, director, and choreographer.
Before starting Theatre of Mutiny she founded and ran the award winning Aerial Arts competition team at McCoy Rigby Conservatory for the Arts.
She has done everything from working as a Scareactor at Univeral Studios to performing aerial arts and physical theatre with Paper Doll Milita.
As a performing artist, she loves collaborative work that supports the creative vision of a group of people. She is drawn to art that doesn’t take itself too seriously. She aims to inspire joy, connection, and build community.
Actor/Fight Choreographer/Sound & Lighting Design
Julie Hackett
Julie is a LA-based dancer, performer, and choreographer. She hails from Dallas, TX where she grew up in the competition dance and kickline drill team world. In Oregon, she trained in modern and ballet under Carol Soleau and Shelly Svoboda, and was a soloist for Soleau’s company Oregon Dance while studying bioengineering at Oregon State University.
She has performed in musicals with local and regional theatres in southern California including 5 Star Theatricals (A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum) and La Mirada/McCoy Rigby Entertainment (Beauty and the Beast). She has recently performed at Universal Studios (Halloween Horror Nights), danced in Brittany Dewesse's Cabaret Macabre at Zombie Joe's Underground, appeared in music videos, and is a company member of Louise Reichlin's Dancers. She has choreographed musicals from high school to professional levels, favorites include: Mamma Mia, West Side Story, Reefer Madness, and Loveland Burlesque. Among other things, she is an aerialist, swing dancer, sword/combat stunt person, and chemical engineer.
She is thrilled to perish in numerous and varied ways in this production!
Actor
Audrey Spain
Audrey was born and raised in Los Angeles and has been acting, singing and dancing since 2002.
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She has starred in multiple musicals. One of her favorites being the lead role in Bring It On. She has done Hairspray twice - having the opportunity of playing both Penny and Amber. She has also been in countless original musicals including "Showstoppers" and "The Hits Just Keep on Coming".
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She recently starred in a feature film titled "The Sky We Share" releasing summer 2023.
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She is delighted to be on stage again with the cast of 79 Ways to Die and can't wait to see what the future holds.
Actor
Patrick Censoplano
According to the internet, Patrick Censoplano is an award-winning Hollywood actor, writer, director and producer most recently appearing at the San Diego Yuletide Medieval Festival and the Short & Sweet Hollywood festival. Past Fringe shows include Truly Outrageous: An Unofficial Jem and the Holograms Musical Parody (Rio), Lincoln 2020 (Dirk, Joshua), and The Importance of Being Oscar (Dorian Gray). Film: Fame, Gettin’ It, Campy Spy Musical. TV: Grey’s Anatomy; New Media: The Wrinkles the Clown Show, Coming to Hollywood. Los Angeles Theater: Will’s Dramaturg (Short+Sweet Hollywood), SantaLand Diaries, Love in Bloom, Beauty & the Beast, Turning Thirty (Santa Monica Playhouse), Macbeth (Fearless Imp Ent.), Unscreened LA (Firefly/Haven Ent.). Regional Theater: Hearing Your Heart (Kennedy Center), Twelfth Night (Shakespeare in the Dark), Titus Andronicus, Much Ado (VA Shakespeare Festival). Training: UCB, BGB Studio, AIDA (Australian Institute of Dramatic Arts), BA Theater – William & Mary. Contact: Torque Entertainment | @patrickcenso