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All
Associate Teachers of Fitzmaurice Voicework have
completed the Certification Program led by
Catherine Fitzmaurice and the Master Teachers,
and have from 1 to 15 years experience teaching
the work.
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- DONNETTA
GRAYS (03)
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- New York Film Academy
- New York City
NY
- tel:
917-783-3662
- e: donnetta@verizon.net
- web: www.donnettagrays.com
Donnetta Grays
is the Managing Director and a founding member of Coyote Rep Theatre Company. Acting credits include, with Coyote Rep, Deception, and Patriot Act (An Occurrence at Yankee Stadium). Other acting credits include Well on Broadway (cover), and in regional theatre, Joe Turner's Come and Gone (Center Stage Baltimore), Well (Huntington Theatre and Arena Stage), A Raisin in the Sun and The Royal Family (Oregon Shakespeare Festival), Twelfth Night (Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company), Much Ado About Nothing (Charleston Shakespeare Company), and on television, Law & Order SVU (4 seasons recurring role), The Sopranos (featured), Law & Order CI (featured), and in film, The Wrestler (opposite Evan Rachel Wood, Darren Aronofsky dir.), Shook (Showtime), and the Emmy Award-winning documentary Where Do We Go From Here? (PBS). She has also done radio voiceovers for
Coca-Cola, Wendy's, MIP Health, and a series of
radio spots for Value City department stores.
Directing credits include Stella By Starlight (Stage Left Studios, The Players Club, Don't Tell Mama), Second-Hand Smoke (Reading--Black Coffee Productions), Strange Weather (Reading--New Professional Theatre) The Colored Museum (UCI/A World of Difference), Florence (College of Charleston/Center stage). Donnetta is the founder of Center Stage's Multicultural Women's Arts Festival in Charleston SC which has been held annually since 1999. She worked with Director Bill Rauch as an Altfater Fellowship recipient at Cornerstone Theatre Company, and served as Stage Manager and Assistant to Frederick Bailey on the original production of Beth Henley's Sisters of the Winter Madrigal at Moving Arts Theatre in Los Angeles. Donnetta has written the cowboy is dying, her first solo play, to be performed in May 2008 with Coyote Rep. Her play, The B Factor, received a reading at the Henry Street Abrons Arts Center as a part of the 2002 Women of Color Arts and Film Festival. Donnetta is currently teaching voice, movement and acting at the New York Film Academy, and she taught advanced voice
and speech, beginning acting, and movement to
undergraduate students at the University of California-Irvine. As a company member at
OSF she introduced Fitzmaurice Voicework to
private clients and taught middle school and
high school students basic elements of theatre
and storytelling. She has also taught movement and acting as a Teaching Artist with The Leadership Program. She is a member of AEA, SAG, and AFTRA.
MFA University
of California-Irvine; BA College of
Charleston.
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FANNI
GREEN (02)
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 Associate
Professor- University of
South Florida
- 4202 E. Fowler
Ave TAR 230
- Tampa Florida
33620
- tel:
813-974-9138
- fax:
813-974-4122
- e: fgreen@arts.usf.edu
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- Fanni Green
regularly teaches voice, speech, and acting at
USF one semester per year, and works in the New
York City area the rest of the year as an
actress and playwright. She has taught at the
Juilliard School Drama Division.
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- MFA New York
University; BA University of South
Florida.
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- JOHN
GRESH (05)
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- Pittsburgh
- tel:
412-523-3986
- e: greshjf@yahoo.com
John Gresh is an
actor, teacher, and pianist/vocalist living in
Pittsburgh. He recently directed Savage in
Limbo and The Music Lesson at
Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company, and
worked with playwright Lee Blessing's on the
play, Flag Day, and playwright/director
Eric Simonson on his play Carter's Way as
part of the Momentum Festival at City Theatre.
He has appeared at the Pittsburgh Playhouse,
Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre, and at
Carnegie-Mellon's Summer New Play Festival. He
has taught at Westminster College and at Point
Park University where he studied with Master
Teacher Lynne Innerst, and offers private
coaching in Fitzmaurice Voicework.
MFA and BA Point
Park University.
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MELISSA
GROGAN (04)
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 Assistant
Professor- Texas State
University-San Marcos
- Department of
Theatre and Dance
- 601 University
Drive
- San Marcos TX
78666
- tel:
512-245-2053
- fax:
512-245-8440
- c:
512-557-1624
- e: mg35@txstate.edu
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- Melissa Grogan
teaches voice and dialects at Texas State, and
also works as a professional actress, vocal
coach, and director in the Austin area, and in
some of North Carolina's professional theatres.
She studied performance, text, and voice with
the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford
England during the early summer of
2004.
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- MFA University
of North Carolina-Greensboro; BFA Texas State
University-San Marcos.
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