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Saturday, September 23, 2006

WHAT I DID FOR LOVE

Chase wrapped a co-starring role as a country-boy who plays the fiddle in a country-rock band in Hallmark's 2006 Christmas Special.



This Christmas, Sadie Ryder, a doctor with the heart of a country girl, is taking her boyfriend back home to Pine Gap to finally meet the family. But attorney James White doesn't know what he's in for. Immediately butting heads with Sadie's lawyer-loathing father Karl, well-scrubbed James learns he's quite a match for his formidable foe. He also learns that a legal battle is threatening the Ryder Ranch. What Karl needs is a good lawyer. Just don't tell him that.

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Thursday, December 01, 2005

Midsummer wins Award

Midsummer won Best Production - Revival Play - Comedy at the 12th Annual Artistic Director Achievement Awards held Mon., Nov. 21 at the Madrid Theatre in Canoga Park, Calif. Read about it here.

Sunday, September 04, 2005

Review for Midsummer Night's Dream


Here is the review for Midsummer at the Avery Schreiber Theatre from Backstage.com: The Bard's most famous comedy disguises but still delivers Shakespeare's signature edge. How Billy-Boy loved to prick the pompous and rattle the religious. This production is set not in Athens but in present day Beverly Hills and Compton. But unlike many recent films, director Anthony Barnao's adaptation is thoroughly enjoyable. Barnao's hood is not the sinister murder capital, ruled by gun-toting OGs. This Compton is a green land, filled with creepy, crawly things--a place where reality and dreams are blurred, a land ruled at nightfall by the magical, and definitely mischievous, faeries, as personified by Puck, played with devilish charm by Marc Pelina.

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NUMB3RS


Chase booked and shot a co-star role on the CBS show, NUMB3RS

Thursday, August 25, 2005

A Midsummer Night's Dream


Shakespeare "In the Parking Lot" SERIES with a very different "MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM" at the Avery Schreiber Theatre STARTING AUGUST 27th

WHAT: A 21st Century adaptation of the classic comedy.

WHO: Written by William Shakespeare. Adapted and directed by Anthony Barnao. A production of Blue Sphere Alliance. Produced by Dawnnie Mercado and Joy Young. Supervising Producer is Diane Levine.

WHERE: In the covered parking lot of the Avery Schreiber Theatre, 11050 Magnolia Blvd. (between Lankershim and Vineland), North Hollywood, CA 91601.

WHEN: August 27- September 25, 2005. Saturdays and Sundays at 3 pm.

ADMISSION: $12.00
RESERVATIONS: (866) 811-4111
ONLINE TICKETING: TheatreMania.com

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