LEAVES by Victor Vauban Jr.
Directed by Victor Vauban Jr.
Directed by Victor Vauban Jr.
Time: Fall, 2008.
Place: Syracuse, Upstate
New York City.
Setting: The Walker's Kitchen.
Characters in order of
appearance
Muriel........................ Wendy Heagy
Curtis........................ Benjamin Rowe
Benita....................... Patricia Fields
Verna........................ Jennifer Jackson
James....................... Julian Kingston
Rhonda.................... Cassandra Borgella
Who’s Who…
Wendy Heagy (Muriel) Born and raised in Montreal Canada, ventured to NYC to pursue her
acting, and dance career. Has a number of commercials out and feature film
credits for Before The Snow (Carol), By Any Means Necessary (Officer
Kathy Thomas), Son of Monarchs (Officer Hope), and No Land’s Man (NYPD
Police Officer) . Television credits for The Perfect Murder (Officer
Dale), Homicide City ( David’s Mom) and Illusions (Dr. Woods).
Since she started out on stage, it remains one of her dearest loves and has had
the opportunity to play various roles and characters. She has been on Broadway
with Jackie Mason and has toured nationally and internationally as a modern
jazz and lyrical dancer. Her main focus continues to be on film, television and
stage. Adding to her credits, various short and student films. She is very
serious about honing her gifts and talents and remains an avid learner. Wendy
looks forward to what this year continues to have in store for her. She thanks
her family for their love and support.
Benjamin Rowe (Curtis)
has been part of the theatre scene since 2000.He is enjoying growing and
sharing with this immensely talented and dedicated group of artists. Benjamin
would like to express deep gratitude to them and especially Victor Vauban Jr.
It is their faith in his abilities that allows him to thrive. Last but not
certainly not least, Benjamin would love to extend ultimate gratitude and
appreciation to his wife Dawn, and their children Julian, Da'Wren, Jahanna,and
Indirabelle. It is their constant support and energy that gives him the balance
and strength to shine! Daddy will be home soon guys!!!!
Patricia Fields (Benita) has been an active thespian for over 20 years. She has had the
awesome opportunity to hone her craft with many of NYC’s great actors, theater
directors and producers. She is wonderfully excited to be performing with an
amazing cast in Victor Vauban, Jr's play at this festival. She gives thanks to
the Creator of the Universe for her talent and believes that everyone should be
given the opportunity to bring their talents to life. For availability,
contact: thepatriciafields@gmail.com
Jennifer Jackson (Verna) loves to
share her strength, warmth and light with audiences on the stage and screen.
Credits include: The Christmas Carol: A Queer Fantasia
(Fezziwig/Charwoman), Four Characters (Gerry) Manhattan Repertory
Theatre, Little Mermaid (Felicity) and Sketch of New York
(Ensemble). She loves working with young
filmmakers and has had roles in numerous student and indie films. Raised in the
Midwest and now a resident of Manhattan, she is also a contemporary romance
author and has written nine books for Harlequin, under the pseudonym Harmony
Evans. Insta: @iamjenniferjackson
Julian Kingston (James)
began his acting pursuits being trained by teachers such as Alice Spivak and
Arthur French at New Federal Theatre and currently furthers his training with
Shiek Studio. Alongside his theatrical pursuits, Julian directs and writes his
own short films with the goal of telling stories that profoundly connect people
of all cultures and backgrounds. He is ecstatic to be in the heart moving
production, Leaves. You can also follow Julian’s acting journey at
@jules.of.life0
Cassandra Borgella (Rhonda)
is a recent graduate of the Theatre Program at CUNY Brooklyn
College. Some of her recent work includes her Public Theater debut in the
2017 Weasel Festival. She was also in the production of A Hand Across
the Bridge at the Planet Connections Theater Festivity, where she was
nominated for “Best Supporting Actress in a Play.” You can find Cassandra in
the upcoming show JuJu: The Web Series in the role of YaYa.
Victor
Vauban Jr. (Playwrght/Director) is an actor
and a former circus
performer, who is in love with the art of writing. Born and raised in Brazil,
Mr. Vauban became a bonafide circus performer at the age of fifteen after
attending the Nacional Circus School in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As a circus
performer he was able to travel the world and experience up close different
cultures and witness all the diversity and beauty put in this world for us to enjoy,
preserve and learn from. Mr. Vauban seeks in August Wilson, Anne
Thompson-Scretching, Tennessee Williams, Franz Kafka, Susan Lori Park,
and James Baldwin the inspiration to create a body of work that will move
audiences in ways that will sparkle the need to reflect and take action when it
comes to ways to better our community and the world. As a circus
performer he has taught at the social program of Cirque du Solei, Cirque du
Monde, the social circus program of the Cirque du Solei and performed with a
number of international circus companies such as the UniverSoul Circus, Circus
Amok, Grand Bartholo Circus, Gran-Circo Norte Americano, Circo Tihany e many
others. Happy to be back at Strawberry Theater Festival. vjunior2009@gmail.com
Carolyn
Adam (CEO/Stylist/Costume
Designer/Consultant Producer: Chapeaux Chateaux - Uptown Fashion Avenue -
An Eye For Fashion & Style) is a brilliant, talented costume designer
and stylist. She has the rare quality of understanding how important texture,
colors, and individual style is for every character of a theatrical/film
project. Ms. Adams is highly creative and a fiercely motivated costume designer
and stylist. Indeed Ms. Adams is one of the most creative talents in New York
City. Award Winner - 646-488-8841
Contact nikkireed714@gmail.com
The
Best Play From The Strawberry One-Act Festival
At the Leonard Nimoy Thalia at Peter Norton Symphony Space
2537 Broadway at 95th Street, NYC
Performances:
Fri, February 7th at 7:30pm Buy Now
Sun, February 9th at 7:00pm Buy Now
Tickets: $40 General Admission; $35 for Senior Citizens and Students with I.D.
Tickets: www.SymphonySpace.org
Box Office: 212-864-5400
At the Leonard Nimoy Thalia at Peter Norton Symphony Space
2537 Broadway at 95th Street, NYC
Performances:
Fri, February 7th at 7:30pm Buy Now
Sun, February 9th at 7:00pm Buy Now
Tickets: $40 General Admission; $35 for Senior Citizens and Students with I.D.
Tickets: www.SymphonySpace.org
Box Office: 212-864-5400
Gala Reception
on Sunday, February 9th CAFE VICTORIA
70 West 107th Street, NYC at Columbus Avenue.
Time: 4:00pm - 6:30pm
Tickets: $75 before February 1st; $85 after January 31st.
70 West 107th Street, NYC at Columbus Avenue.
Time: 4:00pm - 6:30pm
Tickets: $75 before February 1st; $85 after January 31st.
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