NOISES OFF ENSEMBLE
GRACE BARDSLEY Off-Broadway debut with the Spark Theater Festival. Favorite credits include: Hamlet (Rosencrantz) and Moment (Ciara). With Voice Theatre: The Importance of Being Earnest (Cecily Cardew) and Noises Off (Vicki / Brooke Aston). Grace holds a BFA in acting from Elon University.
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MEGAN BONES HAHN After graduating from Saint Olaf College with a BA in Theatre and Political Science, Megan and fellow graduates began Gremlin Theatre in Minneapolis. She left the Mini-Apple for the Big-Apple and was cast in the first national tour of The Music Man (Ethel), and the national tour of Crazy For You. For the past eight years she’s been a core member of Dzieci, which seeks to balance performance with works of service. Dzieci’s Fool’s Mass and Makbet were presented throughout the country including at La MaMa, Saint John The Divine, and the Fury Factory in San Francisco. She has worked with Voice Theatre in several shows, including Two Gentleman of Verona (Julia) and Birds on a Wire (Louise Cobb), Our Country’s Good (Liz Morden/William Faddy) and Noises Off (Belinda Blair/Flavia Brent). Megan grateful to be a part of this talented company.
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ANN CITRON is currently the Theatre Arts Director of the Rosendale Theatre and was the former Executive Director for the past ten years. She is one of its founding members. She was also the founder of The Grange Theatre and Cave Core Productions. Ann is an actor, director, and producer, and has worked in theatres all over the Hudson Valley. Some recent roles include: Deidre in The Humans, Violet in August Osage County, Julia Budder in It’s Only a Play and Alta in The Language Archive and Mrs. Clackett/Dotty Otley in Noises Off with Voice Theatre. Most recent directing credits include: The Cake by Bekah Brunstetter, The Little Prince and What the Constitution Means to Me by Heidi Schreck. Ann directed and taught theatre arts for Stages in the Arts Youth Theatre in Kingston directing their musical productions.
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JENNA DORRIAN For Voice Theatre, Poppy in Noises Off. she previously was the Assistant Stage Manager for Voice Theatre’s production of Summer and Smoke. Her other theatre credits include The Crucible (Delaware REP), No Exit (University of Delaware), Laughter on the 23rd Floor (University of Delaware), Noises Off (University of Delaware), Iceman Cometh (Tivoli Players). Her TV/Film Credits: Mean Girl Murders, Grief and Other Living Things, False Awakenings and No Man’s Land. She received her BA in Theatre Performance and Criminal Justice from the University of Delaware. Jenna currently trains and studies with Warner Loughlin Studios. Love and many thanks to her family, friends and dogs, always.
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NEIL HOWARD Born and raised in Northern California, Neil Howard grew up involved in theatre and music. An actor and singer-songwriter, Neil has performed regularly at the Bitter End and other venues in NYC and in numerous off-off-oh-so-off Broadway shows. Recent stage work includes roles in God of Carnage for Performing Arts of Woodstock, ART and Season’s Greetings for Voice Theatre and Twelve Angry Men at Rhinebeck Center for the Performing Arts. He is also known for his voice work as AWACS SkyEye in the classic PlayStation game Ace Combat 04 and others and for recurring appearances on All My Children as a repeatedly baffled security guard. He currently spends too much time owning and operating a music venue in Woodstock, NY called the Colony.
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ROBERT LANGDON LLOYD First joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1963 and was a founding member of Peter Brook’s company in Paris (C.I.C.T). Theatre in USA: Marat/Sade director Peter Brook (Broadway). Vienna Lusthaus dir Martha Clarke (Public Theater, NYC). A Midsummer Night’s Dream dir Peter Brook (Ahmanson, Los Angeles; Eisenhower, Washington; Geary, San Francisco). Zastrozzi dir Andrei Serban (Public Theatre, NYC). Conference of the Birds dir Peter Brook (La Mama). Ghost on Fire dir Les Waters (Goodman, Chicago). Beckett’s All Strange Away (Beckett Theatre, NYC). May I….? (La Mama, NYC), Aribert Reiman’s Lear dir Jean-Piere Ponnelle (San Francisco Opera). Up Centre Between dir Shauna Kanter (Ko Festival, Mass). Carmen dir Peter Brook (Vivianne Beaumont). Mahabharata dir Peter Brook (BAM) and world tour. Candida dir Lisa Peterson (McCarter). Guantanamo dir Nicolas Kent (Culture Project). St Joan dir Gregory Thompson (Bard Summerscape). A Christmas Carol dir Joel Ferrell (Dallas Theater Center). The Tempest dir Gregory Thompson (Tour) Uncle Vanya dir Erica Schmidt (Bard Summerscape). Othello dir Arin Arbus (Theatre for a New Audience), Measure for Measure dir Arin Arbus (Theatre for a New Audience).
British Television: A Landing on the Sun, The Fragile Heart, Casualty, Heartbeat, Eastenders, A Wing and a Prayer, Moseley, Scarlet Pimpernel, Innocents, Close and True, The Dinosaur Hunters. International Television: Mr Ma and Son (Beijing), Extreme (Berlin). USA Television Law and Order and Law and Order Criminal Intent (NYC) Film: Marat/Sade, Tell Me Lies, King Lear, Galileo, The Committee, Mahabharata.
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LANCE R. MARSHALL Hailing from small town Texas, Lance’s love for creating stories and performing grew strong. He has appeared in several plays including: Bug, Arsenic And Old Lace, Killer Joe, The Pirates of Penzance, You Can’t Take It With You, and most recently with Voice Theatre in Noises Off (Frederick Fellows/Phillip Bent). He has written, produced, directed and starred in short films and plays and loves working on and developing new productions.
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AUSTIN BROOKS RAE For Voice Theatre, Tim in Noises Off. Additional theatre: Charlie Brown Christmas (Schroeder), Twelfth Night (Feste), You Can't Take it With You (Ed). Film: Cancelled!, Enter Combat. Video Game: Ready or Not (Archie). He owes his support and love to his family, his brothers, Taylor and Cameron, and his girlfriend, Grace. He is a graduate of Elon (not Musk) University in 2018.
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LEON SCHWENDENER is an actor based in NYC. Off-Broadway credits include: The Dastardly Thornes V. The Town of Goldhaven (The Brick), Sleeping Beauty (A.R.T./New York Theatres), and Aynnie Rand: The Lil’ Orphan Objectivist (The PIT). He has performed regionally at Shakespeare & Co. in Lennox, MA, as well as with Unto These Hills in Cherokee, NC. With Voice Theatre: The Importance of Being Earnest (Algernon Moncrieff) The Thanksgiving Play (Jaxton) and Noises Off (Gary LeJeune/Roger Tramplemain).