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SEEKING REPRESENTATION

SANGER TALENT closed it's doors April 17 due to financial difficulties brought on by the Strike.  

Mar. 8th:  "ICandy",  3 Part Webisode, In Post
               Writer/Director:  Douglas Slocum  
               Cinematographer:  Viggo Knudsen   
               Cast:   Jeffrey M. Bell,  Seth Menacham,  Serena Lorien,
                         Ryan King, Gregory Franklin

Audition History:
      Dec. 18th ('07): "Sensored", Movie
      Oct. 15th ('07): "Jesus Christ Superstar", Willows Theater
      Sept. 29th ('07): "Meth Logic", Movie
      Sept. 29th ('07): "Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson", Kirk Douglas Theater, CTG
      Aug. 8th ('07): "House" (FOX)
      Apr 30th-May 3th ('07):  "How the Other Half Loves", Alan Ayckbourn, Odyssey Theater
      Apr 22nd ('07):  Pilot, "Walt Whitman", American Traditions Films
      Mar 19th ('07):  Oregon Shakespeare Festival
      Feb 7th ('07):   "The Riches" (FX)
      Jan 30th ('07): AFI student film
      Jan 9th ('07):  "House" (FOX)
      Dec 7th ('06):  "Rules of Deception" (MyNetwork)
      Dec 6th ('06):  "Dirt"   (FX)
      Oct 12th ('06):  AFI student film
      Aug 29th ('06): "House" (FOX)
      Aug 16th ('06):  "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry", Movie (SONY)

 Film Festival Screenings:
   Sound Machine (short), Lead     
Theater:  

Review excerpts from "Night of the Iguana":  

...a great play to go see....Jeff Bell cuts a fine figure as bedeviled Shannon, and communicates the irrepressible seediness of a minister-on-the-skids.
                                            Ken Bullock    BERKELEY DAILY PLANET

Commanding performances and superb directing mark Actors Ensemble of Berkeley's production of Tennessee Williams' The Night of the Iguana, a taut drama directed by Eddie Kurtz.                                              Stephanie Wright Hesson  OAKLAND TRIBUNE

...an evening’s entertainment we won’t easily forget. Night of the Iguana is a comedy of (internal) terrors...this production...carefully directed by Eddie Kurtz, gives us considerable food for thought.                                                Jack Foley  KPFA Radio 

...well-paced Actors Ensemble production...great dialogue and characters...deftly delineates what Williams called “perhaps the major theme of my writings, the affliction of loneliness”...the Actors Ensemble production does capture that note...        Lisa Drostova   EAST BAY EXPRESS

Movie Links:   
Wrong Turn               Lead              
Metal Tears               Lead               
The Sound Machine       Lead              
Voyeur                      Supporting          
Sweet Insanity          Supporting