The Cleveland Play House
8500 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44106
p: 216-795-7000
f: 216-795-7005
|
|
 |
Class of 2012
 |
EVA GIL recently appeared in Chicago premieres of The Typographer’s Dream, Tallgrass Gothic, and Perfect. She spent a season at Actors Theatre of Louisville as part of the Acting Apprenticeship Company where she performed in A Christmas Carol, Neon Mirage (Humana Festival 2006), The Madwoman of Chaillot, and Tiny Baby, among others. Her favorite roles include Catherine in A View from the Bridge, Lesly in The House of Yes, and Karen in The Children’s Hour. Also a passionate producer of new plays, she has co-produced six successful (and profitable!) productions in New York and Chicago. |
 |
ANDREW GORELL is originally from Milwaukee and comes to Cleveland by way of Minneapolis, Chicago, New York, Virginia, France and, most recently, Philadelphia. Along the way, favorite roles have included Tim in Noises Off, Milwaukee Repertory Theater; Tybalt in Romeo & Juliet, Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre; Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company; Cyrano in Cyrano de Bergerac, National Theater for Arts and Education; Trim in The Mines of Sulphur, Glimmerglass Opera, directed by David Schweitzer; and Richard III in a national tour of Richard III, American Shakespeare Center. He wrote, produced, and performed a one-person show entitled The Burrow based on Kafka’s short story of the same name for the 2007 Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Mr. Gorell holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts and French from the University of Minnesota. |
 |
DAN HENDROCK has performed at many venues such as The Players Theatre, Greenwich Village, New York; Porthouse Theatre; Cain Park; Beck Center for the Arts; La Commedia Dinner Theatre; Ohio Shakespeare Festival; The Palace Theatre, New Hampshire; Huron Playhouse; Shawnee Playhouse; and has toured nationally with Artspower and Periwinkle National Theatre. Favorite roles include David in The Foreigner, Kenickie in Grease, Elbow in Measure for Measure, Linus in You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, Snug the Joiner in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Al in A Chorus Line. Mr. Hendrock has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre from Kent State University. He has appeared in several original, conceptual projects; for example, the international premiere of The Secret of the Ceiba Tree, The David Gonzalez Project; Billy Goat Gruff in Fort Tryon Park, NY; and the original staged reading of Cumberland Blues for Carousel Dinner Theatre. |
 |
MICHAEL HERBERT is straight out of Baylor University where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performance. Baylor Theatre credits include Iphigenia 2.0, for which, according to director Steven Pounders, Mr. Herbert and an ensemble cast mastered wide-ranging skills, “from rappelling to hip hop dance to pop music to epic monologues—even to delivering scenes and monologues in the Greek language!” Mr. Herbert has worked at The Space Theatre in London. His theatrical interests and experience are varied, encompassing acting, technical theater, and design among other areas of expertise. |
 |
KIM KRANE recently graduated from Western Michigan University with a degree in Theatre Performance. While at WMU she was fortunate enough to collaborate with hip-hop theater artist Will Power on an original piece entitled Shards of the Rubicon as well as work with Leon Ingulsrud from the SITI Company in a production of Dr. Faustus. Favorite roles include Kattrin in Mother Courage, Western Michigan University; Alice in Closer, Knockabout Theatre; and Ellen in The Little Dog Laughed, Whole Art Theatre. |
 |
KELLI RUTTLE made her professional theatre debut seven years ago in Tartuffe, directed by Tony Award winner Des McAnuff at La Jolla Playhouse. The following year she appeared at La Jolla Playhouse again in the premiere workshop of Guitar. Other theater credits include Gertrude in Hamlet, Idaho Shakespeare Festival; Kate in a Shakespeare adaptation entitled Stories of the Night Told Over, Hayworth Theatre; Rosalind in As You Like It, La Jolla Stage Company; The Ladies of the Camellias, The Clearing, and The Kid from Stratford, Carlsbad Playhouse; Hay Fever, Onstage Playhouse; and Before After, The Muse Theatre. She comes to Cleveland from Los Angeles where she worked on numerous film, television, commercial, and voice over projects. Besides her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from San Diego State University, she is a proud alumna of the British American Drama Academy. |
 |
YAN TUAL comes from the lovely city of Paris, France. He recently appeared in A Bright Room Called Day directed by Lisa Channer at the University of Minnesota’s Rarig Center; Sur la Grand’ Route at Maison Louis Jouvet in Montpellier, France, directed by Hélène de Bissy; and Retour de Guerre et Bilora at the Théâtre de Nîmes, France, directed by Jean-Louis Benoit. Before arriving in Cleveland, Mr. Tual studied arts in Paris, Madrid, and more recently in Minneapolis. |
|
