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Lorenzo Sariņana
Michael Apres
Lorenzo Sariņana never performed a single play in High School. At seventeen, Lorenzo learned the ropes of show business the hard way by working directly for the city of El Paso, Texas in their celebrated outdoor musical "VIVA! EL PASO!" and also landing a place in the repertory company of The El Paso Association for the Performing Arts' "Shakespeare-on-the-Rocks" festival. Lorenzo was eventually awarded dance and dramatic scholarships to attend Texas Woman's University. Though his early ensemble performances were recognized by The American College Theater Festival, it was his principal role as Jean in "Miss Julie" and portrayal of Lt. Portuondo in Nilo Cruz's "Two Sisters and a Piano" that were described as "breathtaking" and "iconic". Lorenzo worked for various other theaters in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area and lists the Watertower Theatre in Addison and his work with New York based Lisa Niedermeyer as among his favorites.
Lorenzo's credits in Colorado include the controversial work from Los Angeles playwright Brian Bauman, "Porridge", which premiered regionally at the Boulder Fringe Fest. The cutting edge LIDA Project in Denver has also collaborated with Lorenzo on their much lauded works "Rain/ of terror" and "Joseph K". Recently, Lorenzo appeared as the world's most recognized star crossed lover in Vintage Theater's production of Romeo and Juliet to critical acclaim.
Wade P. Wood
Harold Wolfe
Wade P. Wood has been involved in theater across the Front Range for more years than he likes to remember. Wade has performed in, directed or was back stage for over two hundred shows and currently is the executive producer for The Denver Victorian Playhouse. Over the years, Wade has portrayed a number of diverse characters; from dwarfs to a 150 year old man, preachers, villains and curmudgeons, Kings and Princes, Wade has done it all. Some of his favorite roles in the past have included Henry II in "The Lion in Winter", Garfinkle in "Other Peoples Money", Frank in "Educating Rita", Dylan Thomas in " A Childs Christmas in Wales" and Wilson in "Terra Nova". His directing credits include Run For Your Wife", "The Browning Version", "Greater Tuna" and "Stones in His Pockets". Wade thanks Susan for allowing him to play a victim for a change. Wade would also like to send his love to his wife Lorraine who helps make all of this possible and hopes everyone will enjoy (if that's the right word) "Heads" here at "The Vic".
Paige L. Larson
Caroline Conway
Paige serves as Artistic Director for Miners Alley and performs voice over work nationally. Paige's performances on stage include: Annie Wilkes in the critically acclaimed "Misery", which earned her an Ovation nomination and a Marlowe award. She also performed the role of Chloe in My Old Lady, Janette in The Last of the Red Hot Lovers, Esme Allen in MAP's critically acclaimed, Amy's View, Margaret Church in Painting Churches, Gertrude Deuter in The Underpants. She has also been seen in the roles of Dr. Fried in I Never Promised You A Rose Garden which earned her The Denver Post Ovation Award for Best Supporting Actress. She performed the title role of Hapgood in Hapgood. She also performed the roles of Claire in A Delicate Balance, Amanda in The Glass Menagerie, Sarah in High Crimes & Misdemeanors, and Mother Cornelia Connelly in The Trial of Cornelia Connelly. Paige will be back on stage this summer in our highly anticipated production of Enchanted April to open this August., and again in the fall in MAP highly anticipated production A Picasso.
Sam Gilstrap
Jack Velazquez
To his momma,thank you. It is because of you that I, Sam Gilstrap, have made it this far. This has been a busy and exciting year for Sam. Making appearances in Vintage Theatre's Romeo and Juliet and 10 Pin Alley. He has also been fortunate enough to earn roles in Information for Foreigners and Shakespeare's Brother. He hopes to earn more oppurtunities on Denver's many stages and make this script proud. Thank you Susan for this chance.
