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Meet the 2007 Summer cast of FST Improv: |
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Christine Alexander (Ensemble) can be found
throughout Sarasota. When she’s not at her day job or performing for FST,
she is busy putting together the local artsy e-newsletter:
anythingarts.com. You can catch her latest film role in the movie "Life
in Minor" which was produced locally by Joe Winchester. Christine also
played roles in "Plays that give pause..." from the second season of
Sarasota Actors Workshop. And when she’s not being adored by her husband
(Christopher), she is trapped in a dangerous relationship with Krackle.
Christine would like to thank her family, friends and fans and remind
everyone to not touch, maim, damage, hurt, or otherwise freak out the
animals. |
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Andrew Bailes (Ensemble) Refusing to
succumb to the sterility of modern technology, Andrew Bailes
still thrives on making mix tapes. He doesn’t like to brag that
he recently beat his two best friends at foosball three times in
a row (two-on-one, mind you), nor does he ever mention that he
mastered every song on Guitar Hero II at Medium Level. Finally,
Andrew’s ideal evening must include at least two of the
following items: a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon, a vinyl copy of
Neil Young’s Harvest, a comic book, or a jukebox (but
none of that digital crap). |
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Tim Beasley (Ensemble)Tim is thrilled and
proud to be the sole African-American in the improv troupe. He has
not yet learned how to cook tofu properly. He once went to Kentucky
on a plane. He likes the taste of peaches but detests the fuzzy
outer part. He does not like the smell of pencils. He has never
knowingly killed an animal over two pounds. He doesn’t like when
people are not nice to him. He believes size DOES matter. He is
afraid of frogs.
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Zac Chase (Ensemble) Zac is the one in the
tie. He enjoys Uno, Euchre and other numeralcentric card games. He’s
sorry for any confusion he may have caused. Chin up, though, where
there’s a will, you can lead a horse to water. Voluntary donations
required. If this doesn’t make any cents, it’s because Zac’s going
for big money, no wammies.
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Chris Friday (Ensemble) Chris Friday is
thrilled to return to The FST Improv Company for their summer season
after a successful run in the world premiere musical, The
Plexiglass Slipper at the Asolo Repertory Theatre. Prior
to making his Asolo Rep debut, Mr. Friday served as a full time
Actor and Teaching artist at FST. As an Actor he performed in many
plays from Wilbur in Charlotte’s Web, to David O. Selznick in
Moonlight and Magnolias. As a teacher, Chris taught all
levels of classes at the FST Conservatory, as well as writing in the
public school system. In addition to being a founding cast member of
the FST Improv Troupe, Mr. Friday also created and performs with the
critically acclaimed Musical Improv group, Becky’s Rejects. This
summer, Chris had the pleasure of writing and performing in the
Sketch Comedy revue, Laughing Matters, too…for the FST Summer
reading series. Chris wishes to thank God for all his blessings, and
his friends and family for their love and support. |
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Rachel Oakes (Ensemble) Rachel is native Long
Islander who found a love of acting after wanting more attention
than her brother in the seventh grade. That rivalry has landed her
here, at Florida Studio Theatre, where she is the Manager of
Improvisation. Rachel has been performing with FST Improv for a year
and a half and has loved every minute of it. She would like to thank
her parents for supporting her brother and her brother for making
her jealous enough to climb onto the stage. |
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Angel M. Parker
(Ensemble) Angel comes from a long line of relatives not from the
Sarasota area. But, if she had been born here she would have stayed.
When Angel isn’t taking life seriously here at FST Improv, she spends
time home schooling her cat, Collis, and weeding the flower garden.
Though she has a love for all sports with balls, she prefers running
since it’s not a team sport and therefore she never worries about
getting picked last. She currently owes several people money and favors,
and prefers that you not mention her name in Des Moines. Her favorite
time is 3:00 o’clock and her favorite color is still orange. |
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