Roy Berko
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Howard Gollop
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Sheri Gross
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Mark Horning
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Chris Howey
This all-female creation (playwright, director, and entire cast) goes over the top in so many ways you may develop acrophobia by the final curtain. Until then, you will be immersed in creative vulgarity and dagger-like wit wielded by the entire 7-person cast. As for the script, it includes massive doses of the f-word, the b-word, the c-word and any other nasty word with an alphabet letter in front of it.
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Laura Kennelly
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Kate Klotzbach
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Dr. Yuko Kurahashi
Selina Fillinger’s POTUS, or Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Sever Women Trying to Keep Him Alive, produced at Dobama Theatre (Nathan Motta, Artistic Director) under the direction of Carrie Williams, is exuberant, fast-paced, outrageous, and poignant. Incorporating several past US Presidents’ traits, decisions, and scandals, POTUS peels off all the façade and “decorum” of the White House despite their staff’s attempt to keep the “walls of the appearance” intact. Consisting of a series of short vignettes, the work evokes the feelings of a TV sitcom, introducing different locations—within the White House—and underscoring comedic and physical interactions among the characters.
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Joey Morona
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