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Mario Calcagno has been a proud company member
since 2006. He is a graduate of the Portland Actors Conservatory. His
Vertigo productions include Freakshow, Where’s My Money,
Valparaiso, The Flu Season and A
Bright Room Called Day.... full
bio

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Jane Fellows has performed with a variety of
companies in Portland. Recently she appeared as Mrs. G in A Few
Stout Individuals with Profile Theatre and as Ethel in On
Golden Pond with Mt. Hood Repertory Theatre. Jane has also
performed in Mariela in the Desert with Miracle Theatre... full
bio

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Brooke Fletcher is
stoked to be one of the newest members of Theater Vertigo! She is a
native Oregonian who graduated with a BFA from Southern Oregon
University... full
bio

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Jenn Hunter is a director, teacher, actor and
improviser who is new(ish) to Portland, Oregon. She is currently an MFA
candidate in the University of Portland Theater Department, where she
recently directed Eleemonsynary... full
bio

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Gary Norman is entering his
sixth season as a member of Theatre Vertigo, where he has appeared in The Flu Season, Valparaiso,
Romance, A Doll's House, Freakshow,
and the Drammy award winning The Long Christmas
Ride Home to name a few... full
bio

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Joel Harmon has appeared locally with defunkt
theatre (4:48 Psychosis, A Country
Doctor), Integrity Productions (8
Views Towards Center) and Northwest Classical Theatre Company (Hamlet).
He has also toured area schools with Oregon Children's Theatre as a
part of their Educational Theatre Program (The Amazing Food Detective,
The Pressure Point!). As the artistic director of Denver's
Promethean
Theatre, he directed prodcutions of Bash:
Latter Day Plays, Prometheus
Bound, The Tin Can People and Red, Black and Ignorant. He holds
a
Master's Degree in Theatre Arts from the Univeristy of Oregon. da
joel@theatrevertigo.org
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Kerry Ryan joined Theatre Vertigo in the 2005-2006
season and has performed in Vertigo's productions of Escape from Happiness, Where's
My Money, The Long Christmas Ride Home,
and Freakshow... full
bio
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JR Wickman is very happy to be joining the Vertigo
ranks. He is lucky to spend his days as the Artistic Director of Sight
Theatre Group, doing shows for K-12th grade students about
sustainability... full
bio

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R David Wyllie is pleased to be one of the newest
members of Theatre Vertigo. He is a graduate of the University of
Hawaii. He has worked with numerous companies in Portland, including
Northwest Children's Theatre, Imago Theatre... full
bio

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Heather Lundy Kahl
is proud to call herself a new member of Theatre Vertigo!
She received her BFA in performance from Southern Oregon University in
2003. Shortly thereafter she played Joanne in “Vanities,” at Mt Hood
Repertory Theatre Company and Sandy in “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s
Nest,” with heatherBrunDog Productions. Heather disappeared into the world of
cubicle work for a few years and found that she was going insane in
front of her computer screen. Her solution was finding other artists in
her same boat and together, they founded Lunacy Stageworks where she
played Jill in “Jack and Jill.” Heather enjoys watching endless hours
of Simpsons episodes and eating Pepperoni pizza…oh and Geoff. She
really, really enjoys Geoff.
heather@theatreveritgo.org
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Danielle came to Portland three years ago to study Music and Drama at the University of Portland, and will graduate with a double major in Spring of 2011. Prior to coming to Portland, she grew up in Boise, Idaho, where she trained for three years with the Idaho Shakespeare Festival as both an apprentice and an intern, and later taught Shakespeare classes. Since moving to Portland, she has been seen as Rosina in the original Electric Opera Company’s Barber of Seville last spring, Anne Egerman in Mock’s Crest Productions’ A Little Night Music, and many productions with the University of Portland. Favorite roles at UP include Hero in Much Ado About Nothing, Jenny Diver in The Threepenny Opera, Janice in Italian American Reconciliation, and Marlene in Top Girls. Most recently, Danielle was seen as Rosina in Electric Opera Company’s first fully staged opera, The Barber of Bridgetown.
danielle@theatrevertigo.org
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Andy is proud and excited to be
joining Theatre Vertigo as one of the newest company members. You may
have seen Andy most recently in Love’s Labour’s Lost at NW Classical Theatre Company or in Profile’s staged reading of To Kill a Mockingbird.
Andy has a BFA in Acting from the University of Idaho, and has lived in
Portland for the last three years. In Andy’s free time he enjoys trying
new restaurants and attempting to visit every park in the city.
andy@theatrevertigo.org
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