| "...Intiman Theatre's gutsy, vigorously performed resurrection...." - Misha Berson, Seattle Times
This flawlessly realized production directed by Damaso Rodriguez creates an impeccable sense of time and place, and the uniformly first-rate cast feels as integral a part of this home as the neat furniture or the fresh fruit on the dining room table...In an exceptionally balanced and consistently accomplished ensemble...." |
 Pearl (Erin Bennett) & Felix Photo Credit: Chris Bennion |
Press Releases
 Theatre Mania.com (cick screenshot for actual release) |
Playbill.com "Rodriguez to Direct Paradise Lost at the Intiman; Casting Announced" |
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| It's Time for Business "Intiman Theatre Opens 2010 Season with Paradise Lost" |
Career Strategist Kristine Oller's Interview with me on HOW I pursued the Intiman gig!
(for more success stories from Kristine, check out The Actor's Library)
Part I - Breakdown & Call - 5:00 |
Part II - Director & Appointment - 4:25 |
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Part III - Audition & Thanks - 4:18 |
Part IV - Details & Enthusiasm - 5:28 |
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FULL Interview (all 4 parts, plus some other cool bits!) |
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"This is our best work ever!" - Go Daddy CEO and Founder Bob Parsons
| Today Show with Matt Lauer | Inside Edition |
| CNN Money (click screenshots to see actual pages) |
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GraftonTimes.com article: "Ad pull turns Super Bowl into super letdown for Grafton actor"
Additional reviews (top)
"...Nathan Patrick Agin's Proteus and Daniel Billet's Valentine both mine satisfying depth from their callow, lovesick characters. In particular, the guilty self-awareness Agin displays over Proteus' betrayal of his best friend and abandoned lover, Julia, makes him unexpectedly sympathetic; rather than a heartless cad, he's a headstrong youth in the grip of infatuation he can't control."
- Two Gentlemen of Verona, LA Times, Philip Brandes
As Proteus in Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival's
Two Gentlemen of Verona
"...virtually a John Kerry doppelganger!"
- Edge of Allegiance I, LA Weekly, Mary Beth Crain
"...plays with verve, agility and a way of making Shakespeare's words sound like his own...."
- Two Gentlemen of Verona, Ventura County Star, Rita Moran
"Proving there are no small parts for resourceful actors...hilarity in the poor lad's utter perplexity.
- Tonight at 8:30, Backstage West, Les Spindle
