Directed and Designed by John Doyle and Randall Wise
April 7 - 9, 20 - 23, 27 - 30, May 4 - 7, 2006
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	Anthony M. Giampetro (Coleman) Anthony returns to Iron Age Theatre after a four-year hiatus. Favorite roles include Willie Sutton from Tunnel, Mountain McClintock from Requiem for a Heavyweight, Chief Bromden in the critically acclaimed One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, & Lennie from Of Mice & Men. Anthony was last seen in Iron Age’s production of The Diviners in the role of Rev. Showers. Anthony has performed with the Philadelphia Theatre Co., the Philadelphia Drama Guild, Philadelphia Festival Theatre and Villanova University where he received his master’s degree in theater. Anthony serves on the Board of Directors for Iron Age Theatre and is pleased to have worked with such a talented group of people since 1995. All of my love to Squirrel and Schmookie.
	Ray Saraceni (Valene) Ray is a frequent performer with Iron Age Theatre where he has been seen as Lou in The Speed of Darkness, George in Of Mice and Men, Tyrone in A Moon for the Misbegotten, and Vinnie in Simpatico. He recetly areprised his role as JohnMontressor in THE INTERROGATION OF NATHAN HALE at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. He played Amundsen in Terra Nova. He appeared as the Ghost/Player King in Philadelphia Shakespeare’s Festival production of Hamlet and in King Lear. He also appeared in the premiere season of Arcadia Shakespeare Theater at Arcadia University. Ray won critical acclaim with his performance as Roy Cohn in Angels in America. Ray has a Master’s Degree from Villanova University and teaches theater history at Lehigh University and a freshman seminar at Villanova University.
	Adam Altman (Father Welsh) This is Adam’s fifth show with Iron Age, with whom he has portrayed Estragon in WAITING FOR GODOT, Jack McCall in FATHERS AND SONS, Cripple Billy in THE CRIPPLE OF INISHMAAN and Mairtin Hanlon in A SKULL IN CONNEMARA. Adam holds a BA in Theatre Performance from Seton Hill University in Greensburg, PA and has also studied acting at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London. In addition to acting, Adam works behind the scenes as a lighting designer, electrician, carpenter, and technical director. In 2004 Adam received the Peggy Ezekiel Award of Distinction in Undergraduate Student Lighting Design from the United States Institute of Theatre Technology for his work on Seton Hill’s production of PROOF. This May Adam will be marrying the love of his life, Katie. Other recent onstage credits include: THE FULL MONTY (Montgomery Theater), Clarence/Tyrrel in RICHARD III (Delaware Shakespeare Festival), and Charlie Cotchipee in PURLIE (Ritz Theatre Co). See Adam this July/August as Benvolio in Delaware Shakespeare Festival's production of ROMEO & JULIET.
	Kate McLenigan (Girleen) Kate McLenigan is happy to be back performing with Iron Age. She was last seen in Simpatico Theatre Project’s production of THE WHY. She was last seen here at the Centre directing a production of Disney’s HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL. Past credits include Maggie O’Brien in the East Coast Premier of SKY GIRLS, Jennie Mae Layman in THE DIVINERS, Lula in DUTCHMAN (Iron Age Theatre); Audrey in LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, Aldonza in MAN OF LAMANCHA, (The Centre Theater); Ruth in BOOK OF DAYS (Theatre Horizon); The Kid/Puppeteer in THE VELVETEEN RABBIT (Mumpuppet Theatre). She has also Assistant-Directed productions with Iron Age Theatre including MARX IN SOHO (Philly Fringe, National Tour), and SHAKESPLOITATION! (Philly Fringe). Kate holds a B.A. in Theatre Performance from Seton Hill College. Kate works as an Educational Director for Theatre Horizon and as a drama therapist for an adorable autistic child. Up next, her wedding to Father Welsh Walsh!

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