PRODUCTION SERVICES & TICKETING
for ALL THINGS LIVE
for ALL THINGS LIVE
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| CAST (click photos for larger images) | ||
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EDWARD GIRON (President Richard Nixon) appeared in TAC"s production of the West Coast premiere of Farm Hall in 2025. Other recent featured roles were in recent productions of The Gin Game, Heroes, and Socrates. | |
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TROY GUTHRIE (Daniel Baker) is originally from Columbia, Missouri. Troy received his BFA in Acting from the USC School of Dramatic Arts and has been based in Los Angeles ever since. Theater credits include Hellmouth (The Road Theater), The Caucasian Chalk Circle (Antaeus), and Henry IV, Part I (Guthrie & Goglia). TV credits include Elkhorn and Wild West Chronicles. Film credits include Previous Tenant, So Shot, Odd Duck, John Wilkes Booth, and Hamlet. | |
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MARK IRVINGSEN (Jack Wison) is grateful to have a role in this astonishing play. He previously appeared in Farm Hall with Topanga Actors Company in the role of Nazi physicist Kurt Diebner. He thanks Vanessa for her continued support and her delicious food. | |
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ANGELINA RAMIREZ (Maria Troncoso) is originally from Phoenix, Arizona and has her B.A. in Theatre from Arizona State University. She has done countless musicals including her favorites, West Side Story, Cabaret, Footloose and A Chorus Line. One of her specialties has been bringing life to new works and creating characters. Some of her notable premieres include Ramona adapted by Guillermo Reyes, Evangeline, The Queen of Make Believe with About Productions and The Girl Who Saved the Sun with Phoenix Theatre in which she won an award for best actress. Her film work here in LA is now her passion, writing stories about personal experiences, sharing within the Latino community of actors and supporting women in film. To my co-stars, thanks for playing with me! And to Mark, thank you hunny you are my rock, I love you. | |
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ALLAN WASSERMAN (Henry Kissinger) is an acclaimed actor, filmmaker, writer, and musician whose film credits include Suburbicon, Funny People, Finding Amanda, Certifiably Jonathan, Echo Park Blues, Big, Little Big League, and Cocktail. His television work includes Nobody Wants This, The Shrink Next Door, Hunters, Arrested Development, Seinfeld, and The Sopranos. On stage, he appeared on Broadway opposite Al Pacino in The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel, Off-Broadway at Playwrights Horizons, regional theatre and in Los Angeles theatre for over five decades. Allan also creates award-winning films, writes fiction, and leads The Allan Wasserman Jazz Ensemble. | |
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