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Posted September, 2019

21st Annual YES! Dance Festival – Dec 20 & 21, 2019

Featuring Dance Magazine’s “25 to Watch” and including:

“LEAF ON THE WIND” by Cynthia Uhrich and Jen Tuder

Direction by Jacqueline Jones; Choreography by Kaye W. Gary

A K Dance production on the stage at Firehouse Theatre

https://www.firehousetheatre.org/yes-dance-invitational

TICKETS: 804 355 2001 / https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4430214

Posted April 12, 2019

Jacqueline Jones in

Admissions

by Joshua Harmon

Directed by Deejay Gray

September 12-28, 2019

at TheatreLAB: “The Basement” at 300 W. Broad St., RVA 

SEASON 7: POWER AND PRIVILEGE

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

8 0 4 – 5 0 6 – 3 5 3 3

or online at 

https://tlab-internet.choicecrm.net/templates/TLAB/#/events

Group Rates are available. Contact

Deejay Gray deejay@theatrelabrva.org

“Sherri Rosen-Mason is head of the admissions department at a New England prep school, fighting to diversify the student body. Alongside her husband, the school?s Headmaster, they?ve largely succeeded in bringing a stodgy institution into the twenty-first century. But when their only son sets his sights on an Ivy League university, personal ambition collides with progressive values, with convulsive results. A new play from Joshua Harmon (Bad Jews, Significant Other) that explores the ideals and contradictions of Liberal White America. Winner of the 2019 Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards for Best Play!”

FEATURING

Sherri Rosen-Mason…DONNA MARIE MILLER

Bill Mason………………DAVID CLARK

Charlie Luther Mason……TYLER STEVENS

Ginnie Peters…………..SARA COLLAZO

Roberta…………….JACQUELINE JONES

PRODUCTION STAFF

Direction……………………..Deejay Gray

Scenic Design……………….Connor Scudder

Scenic Artist………………….Dasia Gregg

Costume Design………………..Ruth Hedberg

Lighting Design……………..Michael Jarett

Assistant Lighting Design….Emily Steinmiller

Sound Design………………..Kelsey Cordrey

Properties Design……………Alana Wiljanen

Photography……………………Tom Topinka

Assistant Direction………….Alana Wiljanen

Stage Management……………Destiny Martinez

Posted May 31, 2019

Jacqueline Jones in

Unbecoming

by Elliot Wegman

Directed by Elliot Wegman

7 shows, November 30 – December 6, 2019

Coalition Theater | Live Comedy. Dead Serious.  

8 W. Broad St. / Richmond, VA  

https://rvacomedy.com/   info@rvacomedy.com 804.332-5857

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

https://rvacomedy.com/   info@rvacomedy.com 804.332-5857

Group Rates are available.

F E A T U R I N G

Christopher “CJ” Bergin

Jacqueline Jones

AmberFaye Armstrong

Walter Riddle

Catherine Kennedy

David Pijor

Production Team

Tom Hall

Patrick Allen

Ash Griffith

David Pijor

Posted May 31, 2019

Jacqueline Jones in

Steel Magnolias

by Robert Harling

Directed by Claire Karpen

Heritage Theatre Festival at UVA

11 shows, July 25 – August, 2019

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

Beginning June 5

4 3 4 – 9 2 4 – 3 3 7 6  or  tickets@email.virginia.edu

or online at

​https://tickets.artsboxoffice.virginia.edu/single/EventListing.aspx​

Group Rates are available.

F E A T U R I N G

Lauren Elens

Kate Forbes

Jacqueline Jones

Kate Monaghan

Emma Pfitzer Price

Katy Sullivan

PRODUCTION STAFF

Artistic Director…………..Jennifer Adair Wales

Managing Director…………………….Jen Rogers

Company Manager…………………..Sam Reeder

Direction……………………………….Claire Karpen

Set Design………………………………………………….

Lighting Design…………………………………………..

Costume Design……………………Grier Coleman

Technical Director………………………………………..

with Stage Management by………………………….

Crew…………………………………………………….TBD

Posted April 12, 2019

Jacqueline Jones in

The Savannah Sipping Society

a jones hope wooten comedy

Directed by Tom Width

May 30 – July 13, 2019

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

8 0 4 – 7 4 8 – 5 2 0 3 

or online at

https://www.swiftcreekmill.com/event/d65f7b2e9328c279aa1f65aeccea7bc4

Group Rates are available. Contact

Steve King sking@swiftcreekmill.com or

Alissa Pagnotti apagnotti@swiftcreekmill.com

Yet another terrific script from the authors of The Dixie Swim Club, The Hallelujah Girls, and Always a Bridesmaid, this delightful laugh-a-minute comedy tells the story of four unique women who are drawn together by fate – and an impromptu happy hour – and decide it’s high time to reclaim their enthusiasm for life. A joyful and touching romp!

FEATURING

Robin Arthur

Jennifer Frank

Jacqueline Jones

Joy Williams

and Anne Carr Regan

PRODUCTION STAFF

Artistic Director…………..Tom Width

Direction………………….Tom Width

Set Design…………………Tom Width

Lighting Design…………….Joe Doran

Costume Design……..Maura Lynch Cravey

Technical Director….Jason Blue Herbert

with Stage Management by…Mark Costello

Crew……………………..Sheri Oyan

The renovated historic Swift Creek Mill Theatre features 

an elevator, wheelchair seating in the theatre,

and spacious accessible restrooms! 

A delicious buffet dinner is available prior to each show. Reservations are required. 

Posted January 1, 2019 

Jacqueline Jones as Golda Meir in

G O L D A ‘ S   B A L C O N Y

“a one-woman tour de force that traces the public and personal life of Golda Meir

in order to understand how idealism, power, and strength 

can shape the destiny of a nation” 

Golda’s Balcony appears as part of

THE WOMEN’S THEATRE FESTIVAL​

March 27 – April 20​,​ 2019

In the Basement at TheatreLAB

​​four one-woman plays performed in rotating repertory

Co-produced by TheatreLAB and 5th Wall Theatre

In The Basement at TheatreLAB, 300 E Broad St, RVA 23219

​Golda’s Balcony​ by William Gibson

Featuring Jacqueline Jones as Golda Meir 

with direction by Debra Clinton

Stage Management by Breezy Potter

assisted by Brooke Foster

TICKETS: www.5thwalltheatre.org

Talkbacks follow each performance

Thu Mar 28 8pm-9:30pm Golda’s Balcony Opens!

Wed Apr  3 8pm-9:30pm Golda’s Balcony   #2  

Sun Apr  7 2pm-3:30pm Golda’s Balcony   #3  

Sat Apr 13 8pm-9:30pm Golda’s Balcony   #4  

Thu Apr 18 8pm-9:30pm Golda’s Balcony   #5 

Posted February 24, 2019

Jacqueline Jones directs

CHICKS by Grace McKeaney and 

JUST BEFORE THE DROP by David-Matthew Barnes

for 

K Dance’s Annual

SHORTS 2019

A unique and unconventional style of storytelling through

the integration of theatre and modern dance

a K Dance production on the stage at Firehouse Theatre

Produced and Choreographed by Kaye Weinstein Gary

Directed by Jacqueline Jones, Axle Burtness, Andrew Etheredge, and Maggie Roop

March 28, 29 and 30, 2019 at 7:30pm

March 30, 2019 at 4pm

http://www.kdance.org/

Firehouse Theatre

1609 W. Broad St.

Richmond, VA 23220

Free Parking is across the street compliments of Lowes.

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

8 0 4 – 3 5 5 – 2 0 0 1

or  online at

https://shorts2019.brownpapertickets.com/

T h e   P r o g r a m m e :

CHICKS

by Grace McKeaney

directed by Jacqueline Jones

Features Dean Knight 

as a kindergarten teacher with a wild appetite for life and a healthy analysis bill. 

JUST BEFORE THE DROP

by David-Matthew Barnes 

directed by Jacqueline Jones

Features Kaye Weinstein Gary and Andrew Etheredge 

as two strangers who meet after a very unsettling discovery.

THE CLOSET

by Aoise Stratford

directed by Maggie Roop

Features Andrew Etheredge as Bernard (a toy dinosaur)

Dean Knight as Bart Sponge (a toy sponge), and 

Katherine Wright at Twinkles (a Telly)

JOE AND STEW’S THEATRE OF BROTHERLY LOVE AND FINANCIAL SUCCESS

by Jacquelyn Reingolddirected by Axel Burtness

Features Luke Schares and Patrick Rooney as two cockroaches in an off-off Broadway theatre.

IN TRANSIT

by Steve McMahon

directed by Andrew Etheredge

Features Mara Elizabeth Barrett and Tim Herrman 

as two people in love who meet again.

SHORTS 2018 PRODUCTION STAFFLighting, Set Designs…………Matt Landwehr
Costume Coordinator..Kaye Weinstein Gary
Sound Design……………………Matt Landwehr
Technical Director………………Matt Landwehr
Production Manager……………..Todd LaBelleStage Management by………….Bonnie Brady
Crew………Amy Almond, Jason Winebarger

 

Posted December 25, 2018

Jacqueline Jones in

CYRANO DE BERGERAC

by Edmond Rostand, adapted by Emily Frankel

Directed by John Moon

In Memory of Andrew Boothby

Jan 24 – Mar 2, 2019

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

8 0 4 – 7 4 8 – 5 2 0 3 

or online at

https://www.swiftcreekmill.com/event/feca1859ab8dfc49780c8b8c7c7645af

Group Rates are available. Contact

Steve King sking@swiftcreekmill.com or

Alissa Pagnotti apagnotti@swiftcreekmill.com

Rostand’s masterpiece tells the true but fictionalized story of the gifted poet, musician, soldier, and duelist who is kept from expressing his love for the beautiful Roxanne by the shame he feels about his rather large nose! Alternately funny, dramatic, witty, touching, and tragic, Ms. Frankel’s adaptation makes this wonderful story accessible to everyone.

FEATURING

Matt Bloch, Jeff Clevenger, Jon Cobb,

Thomas Cunningham, Rachel Rose Gilmour, 

Adrian Grantz, Jonathan Hardison, David Janosik,

Jacqueline Jones, Dean Knight, Adam Mincks, Bartley Mullen,

Walter Riddle, Pete Sheldon, Debra Wagoner,

Travis Williams, Caleb Wade, and Katherine Wright 

PRODUCTION STAFF

Artistic Director……………………..Tom Width

Direction……………………………….John Moon

Fight Choreography………..Aaron Orensky

Set Design…………………………..Frank Foster

Lighting Design……………………..Joe Doran

Costume Design……..Maura Lynch Cravey

Technical Director…….Jason Blue Herbert

with Stage Management by…Mark Costello

The renovated historic Swift Creek Mill Theatre features 

an elevator, wheelchair seating in the theatre,

and spacious accessible restrooms! 

A delicious buffet dinner is available prior to each show. Reservations are required. 

2018

Posted Here December 25, 2018

20th Annual YES! Dance Festival – Nov 30-Dec 1, 2018

Featuring Dance Magazine’s “25 to Watch” and including:

“HELEN KELLER VISITS MARTHA GRAHAM’S DANCE STUDIO”

by Stephen Kaplan, with direction by Jacqueline Jones

A K Dance production on the stage at Firehouse Theatre

TICKETS: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3105589

Posted August 13, 2018

Jacqueline Jones in

Significant Other

by Joshua Harmon

 Directed by Matt Shofner

September 13-29, 2018

Produced in association with   Richmond Triangle Players in the venue at  

TheatreLAB: “The Basement” at 300 W. Broad St., RVA

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S:

8 0 4 – 5 0 6 – 3 5 3 3 

Starring Deejay Gray 

with Kelsey Cordrey, Jessi Johnson, 

Mallory Keene, Matt Polson, Dan Cimo 

Featuring Jacqueline Jones as Helene Berman

?Perpetually single Jordan Berman would love to be in love, but that?s easier said than done. So until he meets Mr. Right, he wards off lonely nights with his trio of close girlfriends. But as singles? nights turn into bachelorette parties, Jordan discovers that the only thing harder than finding love is supporting the loved ones around you when they do. From the critically-acclaimed writer who brought you Bad Jews.?

Posted June 10, 2018

Jacqueline Jones in

ab-strac-tion

by Caroline Slack

 Directed by Heather Falks

July 13, 2018 at 7pm

Singleton Center for the  Performing Arts; VCU Campus: 922 Park Ave, RVA 

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

8 0 4 – 3 5 3 – 3 3 9 3 

School for the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community

?New Voices for the Theater is the nationally acclaimed statewide high school playwriting competition for Virginia students in grades 9-12 that celebrates and cultivates young writing talent from across Virginia. Winning playwrights are invited to attend a two-week residency in Richmond, VA. This program provides a life-changing opportunity for high school writers to work with professional playwrights, actors, and other theatre artists.?

 

For more information, please contact Laine Satterfield, New Voices Program Director, at lsatterfield@sparconline.org. 

Posted February 21, 2018

Jacqueline Jones in

ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID

?

a jones hope wooten comedy

 Directed by Tom Width

May 17 – June 30, 2018

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

8 0 4 – 7 4 8 – 5 2 0 3 

or online at

http://www.swiftcreekmill.com/event/228ee6b840c15a1da8e5979b4fa36125

 Always A Bridesmaid: Two Hours of Pure Fun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEONT_Ie2mc

Always a Bridesmaid is Great!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GIW8TspOQI

Final Week for Always a Bridesmaid

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=mbxPNq_nqiw

 

Always A Bridesmaid is another treat by the writers who gave the ’80s “The Golden Girls,” Swift Creek Mill’s runaway 2-season hit, The Dixie Swim Club, and last summer’s hilarious The Hallelujah Girls.  

 

FEATURING

               

                 Amy Berlin           Rachel Hindman           Jennifer Hundley

 

            Jacqueline Jones         Jody Strickler               Debra Wagoner

  

PRODUCTION STAFF

Direction, Set Design……………Tom Width

Lighting Design………………...Joe Doran

Costume Design………….Maura Lynch Cravey

Sound Design…………………..Paul Deiss

Technical Director………Jason Blue Herbert

with Stage Management by…………Tom Width

Crew………….Alison Devereaux, Sheri Oyan

The renovated historic Swift Creek Mill Theatre features 

an elevator, wheelchair seating in the theatre,

and spacious accessible restrooms! 

 

A delicious buffet dinner is available prior to each show. Reservations are required. 

 

 Posted February 5, 2018

Jacqueline Jones as

Claudia, Helen, Nancy, and Grace in

ELEGIES FOR ANGELS,

PUNKS & RAGING QUEENS  

a Musical by Bill Russell

Mar 30-31, 2018

?Direction

 by Keith Fitzgerald

?, Music Direction by JS Fauquet?

Sister Series at Richmond Triangle Players: touching, dramatic, humorous, 

a dramatic musical theater piece of free verse and songs reflecting the lives 

of people who have lived with and died from AIDS 

STARRING 

William Anderson, Chandler Hubbard,

Lanaya Van Driesen, Rachel Rose Gilmour,

Michael Hawke, Jessi Johnson,

Jacqueline Jones, Luke Newsome, and Tamiya Richardson

 

Jacqueline’s performance is dedicated to the memory of Richard Nabhan. 

 

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S

TICKETS: General $30??; Students & RVA Theatre Alliance $15;

PURCHASE Online: RTP Link to come

Richmond Triangle Players, 1300 Altamont Ave Richmond, VA 23230

Box office opens 2 hours before curtain.  Sales and will call  will open at that time.

804-346-8113  Calls will be returned between 9am – 5pm weekdays. 

 

 

Posted February 5, 2018

Jacqueline Jones revives

Christopher Durang’s

Mrs. Sorken 

and directs

High Grass  by Irene Ziegler and Ferris Wheel  by Mary Miller

for  

K Dance’s Annual

SHORTS 2018

A unique and unconventional style of storytelling through

the integration of theatre and modern dance

a K Dance production on the stage at Richmond Triangle Players 

Produced and Choreographed by Kaye Weinstein Gary

Directed by Jacqueline Jones and Axle Burtness

March 22 and 23, 2018 at 8pm

March 24, 2018 at 3pm & 8pm

http://www.kdance.org/  

 
T h e   P r o g r a m m e : 
Mrs. Sorken by Christopher Durang Mrs. Sorken…………….Jacqueline Jones
Rehearsal Assistant: Kaye Weinstein Gary
High Grass by RVA’s Irene Zeigler 
Marsha………………Kaye Weinstein Gary
Bruce……………………………..Dean KnightEnsemble…………Mara Elizabeth BarrettEnsemble………………Andrew Etheredgewith Direction by Jacqueline Jones   ~ Intermission ~  The Gift of Gab by RVA’s Linda Snyder 
Matt……………………………Travis Williams
Winston………………………..Alex Johnsonwith Direction by Axle Burtness  
Ferris Wheel by Mary Miller 
 Dorie…………………………..Jennifer Frank
John……………………………Jeff Clevengerwith Direction by Jacqueline Jones  
 Workout by Wendy Wasserstein 
Woman……………….Kaye Weinstein Gary
Ensemble………….Mara Elizabeth BarrettEnsemble……………….Andrew EtheredgeRehearsal Assistant: Jacqueline Jones   SHORTS 2018 PRODUCTION STAFFLighting, Set Designs……….Matt Landwehr
Costume Design………Kaye Weinstein Gary
Sound Design…………………….Robbie Kinter
Technical Director……………..Matt Landwehr
Stage Management by………….Bonnie Brady
Crew………………………..Dustin, Katie, Leanne  
 P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S

TICKETS: General $25??; Students & RVA Theatre Alliance $15;

PURCHASE Online:  https://rtriangle.secure.force.com/ticket#details_a0S36000006dvwOEAQ

Richmond Triangle Players, 1300 Altamont Ave Richmond, VA 23230

Box office opens 2 hours before curtain.  Sales and will call  will open at that time.

804-346-8113  Calls will be returned between 9am – 5pm weekdays. 

 

 

 

Posted December 8, 2017

Jacqueline Jones as Marcie Rivers in

ALL IN – A Staged Workshop Reading

of a psychological thriller 

by ?V. Mark Covington and Joanna Lee

 Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin

February 22, 2018 at 7:30pm

Firehouse Theatre

1609 W Broad St

Richmond, VA 23220

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

1-804-355-2001

or online at www.FirehouseTheatre.Org

 

FEATURING 

Marcie Rivers………………..Jacqueline Jones

Jade Monroe………………Donna Marie Miller

Orderly 1……………………………Todd Schall-Vess

Orderly 2…………………………………..Jimmy Mello

Alyssa………………………………..Nancy Kent Collie

  Narrator……………………Billy Christopher Maupin 

 

  

Posted December 8, 2017

Jacqueline Jones as Linda in

BRAVE NEW WORLD

David Rogers’ adaptation from the novel by Aldous Huxley ? 

 Directed by Maggie Roop

Stage Management by Catharine Dent, Assisted by Jackie Cook

February 1 – 17, 2018

A Quill TheatreCo-Production

with the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen

2880 Mountain Rd

Glen Allen VA 23060

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

8 0 4 – 3 4 0 – 0 1 1 5

or online at http://quilltheatre.org/tickets/

 

FEATURING 

Director of the London Hatchery……………….Christopher Dunn

Lenina Crowne…………………………………………………Alex Wiles

John, the Savage……………………………………………..Caleb Wade

Linda, John’s Mother………………………………….Jacqueline Jones

Mustafa………………………………………………..Lucretia Anderson

Bernard……………………………………………Michael Oppenheimer

Fanny…………………………………………….Nicole Morris-Anastasi

Benito…………………………………………………………..Jimmy Mello

Helmholtz…………………………………………………..Axle Burtness

Henry…………………………………………………….Joseph Bromfield

                           Numerous Roles……………………………………….Rachel Hindman

Jacqueline Jones as Marcie Rivers in

ALL IN – A Staged Workshop Reading

of a psychological thriller 

by ?V. Mark Covington and Joanna Lee

 Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin

February 22, 2018 at 7:30pm

Firehouse Theatre

1609 W Broad St

Richmond, VA 23220

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

1-804-355-2001

or online at www.FirehouseTheatre.Org

 

FEATURING 

Marcie Rivers………………..Jacqueline Jones

Jade Monroe………………Donna Marie Miller

Orderly 1……………………………Todd Schall-Vess

Orderly 2…………………………………..Jimmy Mello

Alyssa………………………………..Nancy Kent Collie

  Narrator……………………Billy Christopher Maupin 

Jacqueline Jones as Marcie Rivers in

ALL IN – A Staged Workshop Reading

of a psychological thriller 

by ?V. Mark Covington and Joanna Lee

 Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin

February 22, 2018 at 7:30pm

Firehouse Theatre

1609 W Broad St

Richmond, VA 23220

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

1-804-355-2001

or online at www.FirehouseTheatre.Org

 

FEATURING 

Marcie Rivers………………..Jacqueline Jones

Jade Monroe………………Donna Marie Miller

Orderly 1……………………………Todd Schall-Vess

Orderly 2…………………………………..Jimmy Mello

Alyssa………………………………..Nancy Kent Collie

  Narrator……………………Billy Christopher Maupin 

2017

Posted May 17, 2017

PLAUDITS
 

Jacqueline Jones revives her portrayal of Jocelyn in

David Sedaris’s

 

THE SANTALAND DIARIES and SEASON’S GREETINGS

 

EXTENDED THROUGH December 22, 2017

Richmond Triangle Players

1300 Altamont Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 23230

Directed by T. Ross Aitken

Starring Robert Throckmorton and Jacqueline Jones

 

“Perfect is Director T. Ross Aitken’s choice of actors … Throckmorton and Jones are masterful in their use of inflection, timing and facial expressions. Each brings a sense of realness to the character that sometimes flirts with the darkest parts of our minds. Their portrayals are flawless, unlike their characters.” 

 

The Santaland Diaries and Season’s Greetings

(Richmond Triangle Players, Richmond, VA)

Reviewed by Joan Tupponce

Richmond.com, November 19, 2004

 

 “Impeccably performed by Jones, Jocelyn’s catty asides and increasingly unbelievable holiday cheer are comic gold … the lanky Throckmorton, able to communicate a boatload of attitude with just a glance, effortlessly throws off punch line after punch line. Mostly director T. Ross Aitken keeps things simple. He lets his two talented performers run, and armed with Sedaris’ finely crafted hilarity, they provide a whole holiday season’s share of merriment in a single night of theater.” 

The Santaland Diaries and Season’s Greetings 

(Richmond Triangle Players, Richmond, VA)

Reviewed by D.L. Hintz (aka David Timberline)

Style Weekly, November 24, 2004

 

More Plaudits for Jacqueline Jones’s Jocelyn can be found at

http://www.jacquelinejones.net/plaudits.htm#974140238

  

 Tickets:  https://rtriangle.secure.force.com/ticket

 

Or leave a message on the Ticket Hotline: 804-346-8113 

 

Posted August 13, 2016

Jacqueline Jones directs

A SONG IN THE WILDERNESS: Gene Stratton-Porter

by ​ Larry Gard

 IN MEMORY of ​MARCIA QUICK

 

Starring Kerrigan Sullivan 

with Stage Management by Alleigh Scantling 

​

​ On Tour in 2017 

 

RICHMOND, VA Performances & Talkbacks: 
May 6 & 13 at 8:00pm ~ CAT Theatre 
May 17 at Noon ~ Science Museum of VA 
Jun 16 & 17 at 7:30pm ~ TheatreLAB 

INDIANA Performances & Talkbacks:
May 26 at 7:00pm Allen County Public Library
May 27 at 7:30pm Notre Dame University
May 28 at 2:00pm Notre Dame University

This production is dedicated to the Memory of Marcia Quick Gard.

For more information or to book a tour, please email lgard@smv.org 

 

“There is one thing I know without question. The race of Man has created a fearsome and greedy beast called Progress, and it relishes every crushing stride with reckless abandon. I have seen what remains broken and lifeless in its wake, and I have tried to stop it. I have seen … And I have felt an outrage that carries my sense of reason almost to the limit.”

~ Gene Stratton-Porter from A SONG IN THE WILDERNESS, by Larry Gard 

 

This compelling 45 minute one-woman show examines the life and experiences of this incredible woman who recognized the importance of conserving the earth’s environment. Viewers will depart the theatre with an understanding of just how strong the commitment must be to achieve both a reasonable and responsible balance between the preservation of natural resources and the industrial pursuits of mankind.  

 

Gene Stratton-Porter (1863-1924) was a prolific author of both fiction and non-fiction, a naturalist, an environmentalist, musician, and a nature  photographer. She was the first American author to be translated into a foreign language. At the height of her writing career,  she was selling 5,000 books per day, and it is estimated that during her lifetime, she had 50 million readers around the world. She used her wealth  and position to finance her studies of nature, her accomplishments as a photographer of birds and moths, and her attempts to  save a 10,000 acre swamp in Indiana known as The Limberlost. Mrs. Stratton-Porter was also one of the first women to form a movie production studio.

 

A Song in the Wilderness, by Larry Gard (artistic director of the Carpenter Science Theatre at the Science Museum of Virginia) and directed by Jacqueline Jones, originated in Marcia Quick Gard’s passionate depiction of Gene Stratton Porter. A SONG IN THE WILDERNESS was first produced in 1993 as part of the annual Performances in the Humanities program of the Indiana Humanities Council, and starred Marcia Quick Gard as Gene Stratton-Porter. The show toured Indiana under the same banner during the spring of each year, through 1997. In 2002, A SONG IN THE WILDERNESS was produced featuring the same actress for a festival about women in science at the Science Museum of Virginia. We lost Marcia to cancer December 16, 2016. The 2017 production is offered by Larry Gard in loving memory of is wife Marcia Quick Gard, who passed away on December 16, 2016.

 

 

Posted March 14, 2017

Jacqueline Jones as Miss Tweed in

Something’s Afoot 

by ​Gerlach, Linderman, Vos and McDonald

 Directed by Tom Width

March 9 – May 6, 2017

Swift Creek Mill Theatre

17401 Jefferson Davis Hwy,

South Chesterfield, VA 23834

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

1-804-748-5203

or  online at

 

​http://www.swiftcreekmill.com/somethings-afoot/

 

SOMETHING’S AFOOT ~ Ten people are stranded in an isolated English country house during a raging thunderstorm — the perfect scenario for an Agatha Christie whodunit, right? But in this musical spoof of the genre, the characters are disposed of one by one in fiendishly clever and comic ways: poison darts, man-eating flower pots, and exploding staircases to name just a few! How will it end? Come and see for yourself!

FEATURING:
“The saucy maid”
Lettie………………..……………………..……………Nancy Collie

“The caretaker”
Flint………………………………………..…………………..Ian Page

“The fussy butler”
Clive………………………………………..………….Sarbajeet Das

“The Ingenue” 
Hope Langdon……………….…………Mara Elizabeth Barrett

“The family doctor”
Dr. Grayburn……………………………………..………Mike White

“The black sheep nephew”
Nigel Rancour……………….……………………..….John Mincks

“The Grande Dame”
Lady Grace Manley-Prowe…………..……………Joy Williams

“The old army man”
Colonel Gillweather…………………………………..…Steve King

“The tweedy, elderly amateur detective”
Miss Tweed……………………………………….Jacqueline Jones

“The juvenile; the uninvited guest”
Geoffrey……………………………………..……………..Travis West

PRODUCTION STAFF:
Direction, Set Design………………..…………………..Tom Width
Music Direction……………..……………………..…..Leilani Fenick
Choreographer…………………………………..……..Ann Eastering
Lighting Design………………..……………………..…….Joe Doran
Costume Design………………………………Maura Lynch Cravey
Sound Design………………..……………………………..Paul Deiss
Technical Director………………………………Jason Blue Herbert
with Stage Management by………………………….Cory Williams
Crew……..Jason Blue Herbert, Ashley Swiger, Cheyenne Tenda

MUSICIANS
Keyboards………………..Leilani Fenick
Reeds…………………………Sheri Oyan
Drums…………………………Nick Oyer
Trumpet……………………………………
Trombone…………………………………
Bass………………….………Sam Kindle
Keyboards Alternate………………………….
Drums Alternate……Steve Raybould
Trumpet Alternate………………………
Trombone Alternate……………………

The renovated historic Swift Creek Mill Theatre features an elevator,

                               wheelchair seating in the theatre, and spacious accessible restrooms! 

 

 

Posted April 6, 2017

Jacqueline Jones as Frances the Pig in

Little Red Hen 

Book, Music and Lyrics by ​Paul Deiss

 Directed by Tom Width

April 3 – May 5, 2017

Swift Creek Mill Theatre

17401 Jefferson Davis Hwy,

South Chesterfield, VA 23834

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

1-804-748-5203

(not available online)

 

 

LITTLE RED HEN ~ Plant the seeds. Tend the garden. Harvest the grain. Grind the flour. Bake the bread. Find out how a farm works as the little red hen tries to get her barnyard friends to help her – and to learn the lessons of work and reward. English – K1, K.2, K.3, K.8, K.9, 1.1, 1.3, 1.8, 1.9, 1.10, 2.1 2.2, 2.3, 2.8, 3.1, 3.2, 3.5 Science – K.1, K.2, K.5, K.6, K.7, K.8, K.9, K.11, 1.1, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 2.4, 2.5, 2.7, 2.8, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11  

 

STUDY GUIDE: https://issuu.com/swiftcreekmill/docs/guide_to_little_red_hen

FEATURING:

Farmer Jeff………………………………….Tom Width

 

Frances the Pig……………………Jacqueline Jones

 

Fluff the Calico Cat…………………….Joy Williams

 

Buster the Big Brown Dog………..Lucian Restivo

 

The Little Red Hen………………….Debra Wagoner

PRODUCTION STAFF:
Direction, Set Design………………..…………………..Tom Width
Lighting Design………………..……………………..…….Joe Doran
Costume Design………………………………Maura Lynch Cravey
Sound Design………………..……………………………..Paul Deiss
Technical Director………………………………Jason Blue Herbert
with Stage Management by………………………………Tom Width
Crew…………………………………………….Steve King, Sheri Oyan

The renovated historic Swift Creek Mill Theatre features an elevator,

                               wheelchair seating in the theatre, and spacious accessible restrooms! 

 

 

Posted March 26, 2017

Jacqueline Jones as Marcie Rivers in

ALL IN – A Staged Workshop Reading

a psychological thriller 

by ​V. Mark Covington and Joanna Lee

 Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin

April 17, 2017 at 7:30pm

Firehouse Theatre

1609 W Broad St

Richmond, VA 23220

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

1-804-355-2001

or  online at

www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2888097

 

FEATURING 

Marcie Rivers………………..Jacqueline Jones

Jade Monroe………………Donna Marie Miller

Orderly 1……………………………Todd Schall-Vess

Orderly 2…………………………………..Jimmy Mello

  Narrator…………………..Billy Christopher Maupin  

 

 

Posted Decmeber 18, 2016

Jacqueline Jones directs

The Audition  by Israel Horovitz

and a revival of Bolero  by David Ives 

for  

K Dance’s Annual

SHORTS 2017

an exciting collaboration of dance & theatre​

a K Dance production on the stage at Richmond Triangle Players 

Produced and Choreographed by Kaye Weinstein Gary

Directed by Jacqueline Jones

March 23, 24 and 25, 2017 at 8:00pm

http://www.kdance.org/  

The Audition features:

           Alexis………..Kaye Weinstein Gary           Ed…………………..Jimmy Mello

Bolero features:

           The Woman…………….Maggie Roop           The Man………………Jimmy Mello
           Ensemble…………Andrew Etheridge           …………………….Corey Davis           ……………..Kaye Weinstein Gary  

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S

Richmond Triangle Players, 1300 Altamont Ave Richmond, VA 23230  rmailto:resv@rtriangle.org

Box office opens 2 hours before curtain.  Sales and will call  will open at that time.

804-346-8113  Calls will be returned between 9am – 5pm weekdays. 

 

SHORTS 2017 PRODUCTION STAFF:

Director of Bolero………..Jacqueline JonesDirector of The Audition…..Jacqueline JonesDirector of Post Its…………Adam FergusonDirector of Words, Words, Words…Deejay GrayDirector of Tongue-Tied………..Mollie HoodChoreographer………….Kaye Weinstein Gary
Lighting, Set Designs………..Matt Landwehr
Costume Design…………Kaye Weinstein Gary
Sound Design………………..Robbie Kinter
Technical Director…………..Matt Landwehr
with Stage Management by………Bonnie Brady
Crew………………..Dustin, Katie, Leanne

  

Posted October 21, 2016

 

Jacqueline Jones as Mrs. Cauthen in

Wishing Well  

by Maryland playwright Jon Klein

 Directed by Zachary Owen

January 20 – February 4, 2017

CAT Theatre

319 N. Wilkinson Road

Henrico, VA 23227

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

1-888-695-0888

or  online at

 

​ TICKETS: https://t8.extremetix.com/Online/?siteID=3443

(Scroll down to The Wishing Well) 

 

The Wishing Well is CAT Theatre’s offering in the

Richmond Acts of Faith Festival 2017 

FEATURING:

Callie Quayle……………Kerrigan SullivanMrs. Cauthen……………..Jacqueline Jones
Cindy Cauthen……………Rachel DilliplaneDennis Quayle…………………Arik CullenRichard Smalls………………..Jonel Jones 
 

PRODUCTION STAFF:

Direction ………………….Zachary OwenLighting Design……………………..Ian
Costume Design……………………Sheila
Sound Design………………..……..Nick
Technical Director…………..Frank Foster
with Stage Management by………Sue Howells
Crew……………………….Mary Isemann

2016

Posted August 13, 2016

Jacqueline Jones directs

Bolero  by David Ives

for  

K Dance’s Annual

YES! Dance Invitational

A national festival of contemporary dance & theatre

Dec 2, 2016 at 8PM

and

Dec 3, 2016 at 3PM and 8PM 

 

A K Dance production on the stage at Firehouse Theatre

1609 W. Broad St.

Richmond, VA 23220

Free Parking is across the street in the Lowes lot.

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

8 0 4 – 3 5 5 – 2 0 0 1

or  online at

 

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2545919 

 

FEATURING:

The Woman…………….Maggie RoopThe Man……………..Tim Schwartz
Ensemble…………Andrew Etheridge…………………….Corey Davis……………..Kaye Weinstein Gary

 

PRODUCTION STAFF:

Direction ………………Jacqueline JonesChoreographer…………Kaye Weinstein GaryLighting Design……….Christian DeAngelis
Costume Design………..Kaye Weinstein Gary
Sound Design……………….Robbie Kinter
Technical Director………….Matt Landwehr
with Stage Management by……..Bonnie Brady
Crew………………..Billy, Gracie, Emily

 

 

Posted July 18, 2016

Jacqueline Jones as Diane in

 MURPHY’S LAW

by ​ Andy Nagraj and Jonathan Spivey

 

Direction and Music Direction by Andy Nagraj and Jonathan Spivey

 Starring ​Jan Guarino, Audra Honaker, Jacqueline Jones,

Paul Major, Durron Tyre, and Scott Wichmann​ 

​

​ Richmond Triangle Players​;​  1300 Altamont Avenue, RVA 23230​ 

Reservations are not necessary; Pay-what-you-can; Suggested donation $10.00 

 

From Andy and Jonathan:

When everything that can go wrong does go wrong for everyman Dave Spring, the solution appears obvious: a cross-country road trip. Miles whiz by, colorful characters collide, and hilarity ensues as Dave contemplates what to do when life hands him a fork in the road.   Featuring a toe-tapping score that spans folk, funk, and everything in between, this road-trip musical comedy will split your sides and leave you humming your way out of the theatre.  This one-night-only concert reading of the road-trip musical comedy Murphy’s Law is Richmond’s first – but not final – taste of the musical since the original workshop at the Modlin Center in 2004.

  

Posted June 12, 2016

Jacqueline Jones as Nita in

 THE HALLELUJAH GIRLS

a jones hope wooten comedy

Tickets: http://www.swiftcreekmill.com/the-hallelujah-girls/ or 804 748 5203

by Jesse Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten

Direction by Tom Width

 

Dixie Swim Club girls become The Hallelujah Girls

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE3S5JSiKJ4 

 

From Swift Creek Mill Theatre:

“The Hallelujah Girls is another great show by the writers who gave us “The Golden Girls” and last season’s runaway hit, The Dixie Swim Club. In The Hallelujah Girls, an enterprising Southern woman has leased a dilapidated church and turned it into weekly pampering for her four best friends and a special treat for the ladies of Eden Falls, Georgia: the SPA-DEE-DAH! But look out! There are secrets in the basement and romantic entanglements above! If you loved the ladies of the Swim Club, we think you’ll love the ladies of the Spa-Dee-Dah, too. THE HALLELUJAH GIRLS is a side-splitting joyful comedy. You’ll laugh out loud and shout, ‘Hallelujah!’“ 

FEATURING:

Jennifer Frank…………….Carlene TravisJacqueline Jones……………..Nita Mooney
Jody Strickler……………..Mavis Flowers
Joy Williams………………..Crystal Hart
Vicki McLeod………….Sugar Lee Thompkins
Vicki McLeod………….Sugar Lee Thompkins
Catherine Butler Cooper…..Bunny Sutherland
Richard Koch……….Bobby Dwayne Dillahunt
Mike White………………..Porter Padgett

 

PRODUCTION STAFF:

Direction, Set Design…………..Tom Width
Lighting Design………………..Joe Doran
Costume Design…………Maura Lynch Cravey
Sound Design………………....Paul Deiss
Technical Director……..Jason Blue Herbert
with Stage Management by…….Cory Williams
Crew………..Charley Raintree & Sheri Oyer

 

The renovated historic Swift Creek Mill Theatre features an elevator, wheelchair seating in the theatre, and spacious accessible restrooms!  

 

 

 

Posted March 28, 2016 

 

THREES, PLEASE by Larry Gard

Directed by Jacqueline Jones http://www.smv.org/
Starring Kim Jones Clark and Larry Gard

​I​

n the new Preschool Gallery 

​ ​

​at the Science Museum of Virginia

Contact the SMV front desk for the 

​performance ​

schedule.

 

Posted March 28, 2016

Jacqueline Jones Directs

 

 A PASSING FANCY

 A musical in one act by Pat Walker

with Musical Direction by Shirley Townsend

Bifocals at CAT, Senior Actors performing for Senior Audiences 

STARRING:

Al Albert, Mickey Black, Jana Frances-Fisher, Susan Gerber,
Cary Houseman, Joe Lomonoco, Jerry E. Long,
Laura McFarland-Bukalski, Diana Sage, & Fred Schneider,
with Shirley Townsend on the piano

 Touring Senior Communities in the Greater RVA area May 16 – Jun 10, ’16 

Concluding with Public Performances on the stage at CAT Theatre

June 7, 8pm and June 10, 2:30pm

319 N. Wilkinson Rd, RVA 23227 

♡ For BOOKING TOURS, please contact bifocals@cattheatre.com

♡ For RESERVATIONS at CAT Theatre please call 1-888-695-0888

Or visit https://tix.extremetix.com/Online/?siteID=3443

 

http://www.cattheatre.com/

 

A Passing Fancy is set at an early 1900s Independence Day celebration in Prairie Dog Hill.  This sweet love story features turn of the Twentieth Century classics such as 

• “In the Good Old Summertime” 
  
• “I’m Just Wild About Harry”     
  
• “Bird in a Gilded Cage” 
  
• “In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree” 
  
• “Whatcha Gonna Do When the Rent Comes Round?” 
  
• “In My Merry Oldsmobile” 
• “There’ll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight”   
  
• “I’ll Take You Home Again, Kathleen”  
  
• “Just a Song at Twilight”  

 

 

Posted February 2016

 Jacqueline Jones in

SHORTS

an exciting collaboration of dance & theatre​

a K Dance production on the stage at Richmond Triangle Players 

Produced and Choreographed by Kaye Weinstein Gary

Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin

March 24-26, 2016

http://www.kdance.org/

 

Starring Kaye Weinstein Gary

with

Andrew Etheredge,  Billy Christopher Maupin,

Caleb Wade,   Chris Craig,   Elizabeth Earnest,

Jacqueline Jones,  Kate Brady,  and  Tricia Jane Wiles

 

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S

Richmond Triangle Players, 1300 Altamont Ave Richmond, VA 23230  rmailto:resv@rtriangle.org

Box office opens 2 hours before curtain.  Sales and will call  will open at that time.

804-346-8113  Calls will be returned between 9am – 5pm weekdays.

 

 

Posted August 2015 

 

Jacqueline Jones in

​Dance-Theatre Conversations

an exciting collaboration of dance & theatre​

Weinstein JCC’s Patrons of the Arts presents 

a K Dance production: ​Dance-Theatre Conversations

Produced and Choreographed by Kaye Weinstein Gary

Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin

J a n u a r y  21, 2 0 1 6 at 7:00 PM

http://members.webs.com/MembersB/WEM/NS/www.kdance.org

Starring tbd

with a special appearance by Jacqueline Jones 

as Christopher Durang’s Mrs. Sorken

~ ~ ~

http://www.kdance.org/

A K Dance Production at 

The Weinstein Jewish Community Center

15403 Monument Ave

Richmond, VA 23226

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

804-270-4944  or  804-288-6091  

 

2015

Posted August 2015 

 

Jacqueline Jones in

The Fourth Wall
 by A. R. Gurney

D e c   1 0,  2 0 1 5     –     J a n  31,  2 0 1 6

Firehouse Theatre

Direction by Kerrigan Sullivan

“a non-musical with some Cole Porter tunes thrown in”

Musical Direction by Fran Coleman

Choreography by Starlet Knight

Featuring: 

Peggy….Jacqueline Jones

Roger……Michael Hawke

Julia……..Annie Zannetti

Floyd……..Landon Nagel

Production Staff: 

Stage Manager………..Zachary Owen

Set Design…………………Eddie Slipek

Lighting Design….Andrew Bonniwell

Sound Design………….Joe Carragher

Costume Design…Margarette Joyner

Props Master…………………………tba

Technical Director………………….tba

Crew………………….Marcus Sharnoff

 

In The Fourth Wall, Gurney poses the question, “if you sensed there was something better out there, would you have the courage to change everything by stepping through to the other side?”

Peggy has upset her husband Roger’s comfortable suburban life by rearranging the furniture in the living room of their comfortable suburban home. Roger enlists longtime friend Julia and an expert from the local community college to help him persuade Peggy to be sensible and put the furniture back where it belongs.  

Firehouse Theatre

1609 W. Broad St.

Richmond, VA 23220

Free Parking is across the street in the Lowes lot.

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

8 0 4 – 3 5 5 – 2 0 0 1

or

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/profile/994118

Group Rates are available.

More information? Email Artistic Director, Joel Bassin: joel@firehousetheatre.org

 

 

Posted June 2015 

 

Jacqueline Jones in

 

UnCanny Valley
 by Thomas Gibbons

S e p   1 0     –     O c t  3,   2 0 1 5

5th Wall Theatre

A 5th Wall Theatre Production on the stage at HATTheatre

Directed by Morrie Piersol

Featuring: 

Claire…Jacqueline Jones

Julian…..Alexander Sapp

 

Production Staff: 

Stage Manager…Zachary Owen

Set Design……………tba

Set Decor…………….tba

Lighting Design……….tba

Sound Design………….tba

Costume Design………..tba

Props Master………….tba

Technical Director…….tba

Crew: tba

 

“Just what does it mean to be human? 

Neuroscientist Claire works with artificial 

being Julian to help him become human.

With current research and a ‘not so distant 

[vision of the] future’ the play asks ethical questions 

about our own mortality and how far we’ll go to live forever.”  

A 5th Wall Theatre Production 

on the stage at HATTheatre

 

1124 Westbriar Dr #A, Richmond, VA 23238

.

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

Single ticket price – $28  

Single tickets on sale soon

Subscribers – $21  SUBSCRIBE 

Group Rates are available.

More information? Email info@5thwalltheatre.org 

 

Posted October 2014 

2014

Posted November 2014 

Jacqueline Jones as 
Mrs. Fezziwig, Mrs. Beadle, and Little Nell in 

A Staged Reading of this irreverent play 
by Obie-award winning Christopher Durang

MRS. BOB CRATCHIT’S WILD CHRISTMAS BINGE

Produced by 5th Wall Theatreon the stage at The Speakeasy

528 N 2nd St Richmond, VA 23219
Book & lyrics by Christopher Durang, music by Michael Friedman
Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin
Tues Dec. 9, 8:00 pm

¿A rollicking parody!¿ 
– Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

¿A hilarious success! The show goes in so many wonderfully loony directions at once.¿ 
– Pittsburgh Pulp

¿Fiendishly funny…never disappoints. Wild it most certainly is, without apologies.¿ 
– Observer-Reporter

¿The show is hilarious, and the audience was crazy!
Seriously, as opposed to laughing, they just screamed at the stage.¿
– The Young People¿s Guide to Theatre and the Galaxy

After standing-room-only success in its initial staging and past two revivals, Carol Piersol’s and Billy Christopher Maupin’s telling of Mrs. Bob Cratchit¿s Wild Christmas Binge will come to life again, this time under the auspices of 5th Wall Theatre.Playwright Christopher Durang reveals Mrs. Cratchit¿s transformation in this bawdy staged reading with music and song.

In this departure from Dickens, young Scrooge¿s exclamations of ¿Bah, humbug!¿ are an undiagnosed ¿kind of seasonal Tourette¿s Syndrome,¿ and the Ghost of Christmas Past is played by a sassy African-American woman with enough attitude to portray all three spirits (which she does). She tries to show Scrooge his past, present and future in order to change him, but her magic keeps malfunctioning in Durang¿s version of the beloved holiday classic, and they consistently find themselves transported to the wrong time and place. Mrs. Bob Cratchit, a minor character in the Dickens, takes center stage here. No longer loving and long suffering, Mrs. Bob is in a rage! As the Ghost loses more control, the plot morphs into parodies of Oliver Twist, ¿The Gift of the Magi¿, and It¿s a Wonderful Life. In this rollicking parody, Scrooge¿s tale of redemption and gentle grace is placed squarely on its head!

Tickets only $10! ($5 Students/Subscribers/Theatre Professionals) 
Tickets available at http://www.5thwalltheatre.org/ and at the door.

Posted October 2014 

 

Jacqueline Jones in

A Workshop Staging of

WRITER’S WEEKEND

 ¿by V. Mark Covington,

Rebecca Elizabeth Jones,

& Paul R. Bartsch 

¿Tuesday, Nov 4, 2014, 8PM

A 5th Wall Theatre Production

www.5thwalltheatre.org

at The Speakeasy

528 N 2nd St

Richmond, VA 23219

 

 

 

Posted September 2014 

Jacqueline Jones in

 

Transition
by John S. Anastasi
(A Staged Reading of a New Play, directed by Carol Piersol)
Monday, October 13, 2014
A 5th Wall Theatre production at Richmond Triangle Players

http://www.5thwalltheatre.org

Posted August 2014 

Jacqueline Jones in

 

See How They Run
by Phillip King

S e p t e m b e r   1 8     –     O c t o b e r   2 5,   2 0 1 4

http://www.SwiftCreekMill.com

Directed by Tom Width

Featuring: 

IDA – a maid……………………………………Liz Ballard Hamm

MISS SKILLON……………………………….Jacqueline Jones 

THE REVEREND LIONEL TOOP………….Andrew Hamm 

PENELOPE TOOP………………………………Louise Keeton

CORPORAL CLIVE WINTON…………………Jesse Mattes

THE INTRUDER……………………………………..Jim Morgan

THE BISHOP OF LAX………………………………Jacob Lief

THE REVEREND ARTHUR HUMPHREY…….Steve King

SERGEANT TOWERS…………………Adam Powell Mincks

Production Staff:

Stage Manager ¿ Tom Width  

Assistant Stage Manager ¿ Zachary Owen  

Lighting Design ¿ Joe Doran     Costume Design ¿ Maura Lynch Cravey 

Sound Design ¿ Paul Deiss       Set Design  ¿ Tom Width

Light & Sound Board Operator ¿ Becky Lussier  

 

Galloping in and out of the four doors of an English vicarage are 

an American actor and actress, 

a cockney maid who has seen too many American movies, 

and old matron who “touches alcohol for the first time in her life,” 

four men in clerical garb, one of whom is an escaped prisoner, and 

a sedate bishop who is aghast at all these goings-on. 

You’ll laugh till it hurts.

Swift Creek Mill Theatre

17401 Jefferson Davis Hwy Colonial Heights, VA 23834

.

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

.

804-748-5203 (Group Rates are available by phone)

or visit 

The SEE HOW THEY RUN Tickets Page at SCMT Online:

https://www.vendini.com/ticket-software.html?t=tix&e=5a629493d61241ae160607a548e1526c

Posted August 2014 

Jacqueline Jones as Rita

in¿ an excerpt from THE LYONS

5th Wall Theatre, Inc. 

premiere + party

Wed, August 6, 2014, 6-10P

Hippodrome Theater

528 N 2nd St Richmond, VA 23219¿

https://www.facebook.com/events/1482361418674778/

 

 

 

Posted April 2014 

Jacqueline Jones in

 

The Dixie Swim Club
by Jones, Hope, and Wooten

J u n e   2 6  –  A u g u s t   2 ,  2 0 1 4

http://www.SwiftCreekMill.com

Directed by Tom Width

Featuring: 

Georgia Rogers Farmer, Jacqueline Jones 

Jennifer Frank, Jody Strickler, and Joy Williams

Production Staff:

Crew ¿ Becky Lussier, Jesse Mattes, Cory Williams 

Lighting Design ¿ Joe Doran     Costume Design ¿ Maura Lynch Cravey 

Sound Design ¿ Paul Deiss       Set Design and Stage Manager ¿ Tom Width

From the writers who gave us “The Golden Girls,” The Dixie Swim Club is an hilarious and touching comedy about friendships that last forever. Five southern women, who met on their college swim team, set aside a long weekend every August to catch up. The Dixie Swim Club focuses on four of those weekends and spans a period of thirty-three years.  When fate throws a wrench into one of their lives, these friends rally around with strength and love that takes this comedy in a poignant and surprising direction.

Swift Creek Mill Theatre

17401 Jefferson Davis Hwy Colonial Heights, VA 23834

.

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

.

J u s t   C A L L  8 0 4 – 7 4 8 – 5 2 0 3

or visit 

The DIXIE SWIM CLUB Tickets Page at SCMT Online.

 

 

Posted December, 2013

 

 

Jacqueline Jones as Jeannette in

 

The Quality of Life

 

b y   J a n e  A n d e r s o n

 

February 7 – 16, 2013

 

Friday and Saturday at 8 pm, Sundays at 2:00 pm

with talk-backs following each Sunday performance

The Quality of life regards adult subject matter

and contains adult language.  A synopsis is below.

 

2007 Ted Schmitt Award for the World Premiere of an Outstanding New Play

2008 Ovation Award for Best New Play

 

H A T T h e a t r e

 

D i r e c t e d   b y   Deejay Gray

 

Produced by Vickie Scallion and HATTheatre as

 

part of the 2014 Richmond Acts of Faith Festival

FEATURING:

Dinah………………..…………..Kerrigan Sullivan
Bill………………….…………………..Scott Melton
Jeannette…………..………….Jacqueline Jones
 Neil………………….………………Michael Hawke 

 

PRODUCTION STAFF:

 

Stage Management by…………...Vickie Scallion, Nick Dauley

Designers……..Deejay Gray, Amber Davis, Michael Jarett

How does one continue to love in the wake of tragedy? Why do some couples cling to each other, while others find themselves growing apart in their grief? This is but one of the many questions explored in Jane Anderson’s compelling, remarkable play.

The opening finds Dinah and Bill — a born-again Christian couple dealing with the loss of their only child — making a weekend trip from their Ohio home to California, where Dinah’s cousin, Jeannette, and her ailing husband, Neil, are living on the site of their fire-stricken home and, yes, sleeping in a yurt. As the conservative, Christian Ohioans meet their West Coast, left leaning foils, much wine (and a bit of pot) is consumed; meanwhile, divergent values and sensibilities clash.

In a love story and comedic drama that plumbs societal, religious and ethical divides, the couples explore their respective life perspectives with finesse, humor, honesty and respect. THE QUALITY OF LIFE is HATTheatre’s entry into The Acts of Faith Festival for 2014.

HATTheatre

 

1124 Westbriar Dr. Richmond, VA. 23238

 

(3/10 of a mile West of Tuckahoe Village Shopping Center, Tuckahoe, VA)

.

 

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

.

J u s t   C A L L   8 0 4 – 3 4 3 – 6 3 6 4

 

Tickets are not offered via the website.

 

ACTS OF FAITH

 

 

The 2014 festival kicked off with the Acts of Faith Preview on Sunday, January 12 at the Sara Belle and Neil November Theatre (formerly the Empire Theatre), 114 West Broad Street at 7:00 p.m. The Preview held a full house with around 500 patrons in attendance. Participating theatres spoke about their selected plays and presented brief scenes to give a taste of the upcoming festival.  More info about the theatres and shows involved in this year’s festival can be found here: http://actsoffaith.va-rep.org/actsoffaith.html 

 

 

 

 

Posted January, 2014

 

 

Jacqueline Jones as Shirley in

Virginia Repertory Theatre’s 
Bifocals Theatre Project for Seniors

http://va-rep.org/seniors.html

A Reader¿s Theatre Production of 3 vignettes

Compiled and Directed by Pat Walker

Choreography by Frances Wessels 

 

February 6 – March 4, 2014

 

Bifocals Theatre Project presents performances at area senior citizen communities

as well as 4 performances which are open to the public at

i n   t h e   u p s t a i r s   l o b b y   s t a g e   o f 

VIRGINIA REPERTORY THEATRE’S   

T h e   C h i l d r e n ‘ s   T h e a t r e   a t   W i l l o w   L a w n 

In The Shops at Willow Lawn 

1601 Willow Lawn Drive 

Richmond, Virginia 23230

on

Thursday, February 6 at 2:30pm 

Friday, February 7, at 2:30pm 

Tuesday, February 11, at 7:30 pm 

Monday, March 3, at 7:30 pm 

T i c k e t s   a n d   T o u r   i n f o r m a t i o n   a r e   b e l o w .

FEATURING:

Mary Ann Boyd, William Charles, Jim Dyk, Robert Ferguson, 

Susan Gerber, Cary Houseman, Jacqueline Jones, Joe Lomonoco, 

Pat Lorimer, Patsy Pulley, Dudley Sauve, Nancy, Pat Walker, and Frances Wessells 

 

Designers: Pat Walker, Kent Walker and Jim Dyk

It’s All Hypothetical, of Course 

by Aaron Sulkin 

What if Creation required committee approval?  

The Beginning of Time 

by Pat Walker 

Peggy and Wally approach their 50th wedding anniversary. 

To celebrate or not to celebrate, that is the question.

The Recital 

by Pat Walker 

The Poetry Recital and Fancy Hat Society is back 

with its annual show, this time a choral reading of three well-known poems. 

But a dance troupe seems to have been scheduled for the rehearsal space at the same time. 

Now what?

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P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S:

 

J u s t   C A L L   8 0 4 – 2 8 2 – 2 6 2 0

 

Tickets are not offered via the website.

Tour Bookings: Pat Walker drpatwalker@aol.com  

 

2013

Posted August, 2013

Jacqueline Jones as Mrs. Tottendale in

 

The Drowsy Chaperone

W i n n e r   o f   5   T o n y   A w a r d s

Book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar

Music and Lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison

 

Nov 7 – Dec 21, 2013

Swift Creek Mill Theatre

D i r e c t e d  b y  T o m  W i d t h

M u s i c   D i r e c t i o n   b y   P a u l   D e i s s

C h o r e o g r a p h y   b y   D e n n i s   C l a r k

FEATURING:

 

Man in Chair……………………………Richard Koch

Janet Van de Graaf…………………..Christie Jackson

Robert Martin…………………………Dan Stackhouse

The Drowsy Chaperone………….Nicole Foret Oberleitner

Feldzieg………………………………….Joe Pabst

Kitty………………………….Georgia Rogers Farmer

Mrs. Tottendale……………………..Jacqueline Jones

Underling………………………………..Steve King

George…………………………………..Paul Major

Gangster 1…………………………….David Janeski

Gangster 2…………………………….Evan Nasteff 

Aldolpho…………………………….Matthew Shofner

Trix………………………….Tarnee’ Kendell Hudson

Ensemble:

Lucas Hall, Asa Maurer, Sarah White Pruden,& Maggie Roop 

 

Swift Creek Mill Theatre

17401 Jefferson Davis Hwy Colonial Heights, VA 23834

.

P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S :

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J u s t   C A L L  8 0 4 – 7 4 8 – 5 2 0 3

Tickets are not offered via the website at this time.

 

This award-winning musical begins when a die-hard musical-theater fan plays his favorite cast album on his turntable, and the musical literally bursts to life in his living room. It tells the rambunctious tale of a brazen Broadway starlet trying to find, and keep, her true love. Loaded with lively tunes and outrageous characters, this modern crowd-pleaser, with a cast of 18 with a live 8-piece orchestra, is the perfect way to usher in the renovations at the historic Swift Creek Mill Theatre. http://www.swiftcreekmill.com/drowsy-chaperone/ 

 

 

 

Posted August, 2013 

 

Jacqueline Jones Helps Swift Creek Mill Celebrate

THE GRAND REOPENING “New Beginnings” GALA

Swift Creek Mill Theatre ~ November 1-2, 2013

http://www.swiftcreekmill.com/grand-reopening/

TICKETS: 804-748-5203

 

 

 

 

 

Posted April, 2013

Jacqueline Jones as Clairee in

 

Steel Magnolias

By Robert Harling

 

July 12 – August 25, 2013

EXTENDED TILL SEPTEMBER 1!

Virginia Repertory Theatre at Hanover Tavern

D i r e c t e d  b y  S t e v e   P e r i g a r d

FEATURING:

 

Jacqueline Jones, Kelly Kennedy, Maggie Roop,

 

Catherine Shaffner, Aly Wepplo, and Joy Williams

With Stage Management by Chase Kniffen

Assisted by Katie, Sassy and Meggie

Virginia Repertory Theatre at Hanover Tavern

13181 Hanover Courthouse Road, Hanover, Virginia 23069

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P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S 

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O R  C A L L  2 8 2 – 2 6 2 0

 

A heart-warming comedy! “Laughter through tears is my favorite emotion,” says Truvy, the sassy hairdresser and owner of her own salon in Chinquapin Parish, the setting for one of America’s favorite comedies. This salon is where six wonderful (and often wacky) Southern women come not only to get their hair done, but also to share stories, recipes, triumphs, and loss. Joining Truvy are Annelle (the wayward young woman who may or may not be married), Clairee (the former mayor’s wife), Ouiser (who claims she is not crazy; she’s just been in a very bad mood for forty years), M’Lynn (the stalwart center of the group), and Shelby (M’Lynn’s daughter, preparing for her wedding day). A delightful and heart-touching comedy about the bonds that hold us together, Steel Magnolias will have you, too, laughing through tears.

 

 

 

 

 

Posted April, 2013

Jacqueline Jones Directs

 

A PASSING FANCY

 

A play in one act

by Caitlin Patricia Kelly and Brianna Kimberly Morgan

 

STARRING:

Al Allen,   Mickey Black,   Jolene Carroll,

Jim Dyk,   Susan Gerber,   Cary Houseman, Jerry Long,

  Anne Carr Regan,   Rod Sterling,  and  Cindy Yuoconis

and Kim Fox on the piano

 

May 30 & 31 at 2:30 pm   and   June 4 & 25 at 7:30 pm

and Touring Richmond Area Senior Communities

 

Tickets are $10. Reservations are suggested. 804-282-2620

For booking info, please contact Pat Walker at DrPatWalkerATaolDOTcom

 

B i f o c a l s

a division of Virginia Repertory Theatre’s Project for Seniors

In The Shops at Willow Lawn, 1601 Willow Lawn Drive, Richmond, Virginia 23230

 

“Bifocals Players” produce shows starring actors age 55 and older on the accessible upstairs lobby stage at Virginia Repertory Theatre. All ages are welcome to attend. “Bifocals Players” also tour performances at area senior citizen communities. 

 

Doors open one hour before the performance.

Accessibility: There is an elevator to the second floor stage.

 

A Passing Fancy is set at an early 1900s Independence Day celebration in Prairie Dog Hill.  

This sweet love story features turn of the Twentieth Century classics such as

 

“In the Good Old Summertime”  

     

“I’m Just Wild About Harry”

      

“Bird in a Gilded Cage”

 

“In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree” 

       

“Whatcha Gonna Do When the Rent Comes Round?”

 

“In My Merry Oldsmobile”  

   

“There’ll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight”    

 

“I’ll Take You Home Again, Kathleen”   

  

and   

   

“Just a Song at Twilight”

 

 

 

Posted August, 2012

Jacqueline Jones Directs

Das Barbecü

Book and Lyrics by Jim Luigs
Music by Scott Warrender

May 3 – May 19, 2013

Henrico Theatre Company at the

Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen
2880 Mountain Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060

.www.artsglenallen.com

It’s “Love and Sex and Texas intertwined” in HTC’s musical comedy, DAS BARBECÜ, by Jim Luigs and Scott Warrender, with Direction by Jacqueline Jones, Musical Direction by Josh Wortham, & Choreography by Jenny Fralin.

STARRING:

Shannon Brown ☆ Ashley Mitchell ☆ Jim Morgan

Tim Smith ☆ Ann Vannoy

~ Each actor plays a passel of zany Texan characters. ~

Designers

Lights…………………….Gretta Daughtrey

Set……………………………Kevin Johnson

Costumes………….Shannon McCallister

with

Stage Management…………..Joel Ernst

Das Barbecü is Wagner’s Ring Cycle condensed to 2 hours & set in Texas. Songs run the gamut from Broadway to Texas swing, from jazz to twangy country and western. Mismatched lovers who meet on the day of their shotgun double wedding, three generations of feuding families, a magic ring of power, wild west lariat tricks, a synchronized swimming revue, a song and dance tribute to the joys of guacamole, and the sweetest two step ever to slide across a stage, all add up to wild comedy.

8:00 PM shows are on

May 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18

2:30 Matinees are on

May 5, 12, 18, 19

Doors open 45 minutes before curtain.

To Purchase tickets
Reservations are suggested.

Ticket prices are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors (55+) and students.

For more information and reservations, please call 804-501-5859.

 

 

Posted September, 2012

Jacqueline Jones as as Mrs. McAndrew and others in

 

Sons of the Prophet

By Stephen Karam
Feb 14 – Mar 9, 2013*

Cadence Theatre Company

in partnership with Virginia Rep at Theatre Gym

114 West Broad Street ~ Richmond, Virginia 23220

Sons of the Prophet is Cadence Theatre’s submission to the 

Richmond Acts of Faith Festival, 2013 

A Talk Back will follow the 4:00 PM matinee on Sunday, March 3, 2013. 

Directed by Anna Johnson

featuring Ryan Bechard, Kimberly Jones Clark, D.J. Cummings,

Marquis Hazelwood, Jacqueline Jones, Evan Nasteff,

Melissa Johnston Price, and Alan Sader

with Stage Management by Sarah Stepahin and Kimberly Pawlick

Assisted by Reid Kirtley and Taniqua Jones

To Purchase tickets
Call 804-282-2620
Or visit http://tickets.va-rep.org/single/psDetail.aspx?psn=1205

 

*NOTE: Tue & Thur Shows begin at 7:00,

Fri & Sat Shows begin at 8:00,

Sunday Shows begin at 4:00

 

Finalist for the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Sons of the Prophet, by Stephen Karam (Speech & Debate), is a refreshingly honest take on how we cope with wounds that just won’t heal. If to live is to suffer, then Joseph Douaihy is more alive than most. With unexplained chronic pain and the fate of his reeling family on his shoulders, Joseph’s health, sanity, and insurance premium are on the line. In an age when modern medicine has a cure for just about everything, Sons of the Prophet is the funniest play about human suffering you’re likely to see.

 

“The first important new play of the fall season.”

~ The New York Times

 

“‘Ravishing’ is the best word for Stephens Karam’s new comedy…

At once deep, deft, and beautifully made.”

~ The New Yorker

 

“This is feel-good theater you don’t have to feel bad about later,

mainstream stage entertainment with no aspartame aftertaste.”

~ New York magazine

 

Finalist for the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for Drama,

Winner of the 2012 Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Play,

Winner of the 2011-2012 New York Critics’ Circle Award for Best Play

 

Posted January, 2013

Jacqueline Jones in

Four Fridays in February

BEYOND BARBIE: BREAKING FREE

Transcending Barriers of Mind, Body and Circumstance

Directed by Produced by Dawn Flores with Susan Singer
One Night Only

February 8, 2013 at 7:30 PM

Performance at Unity of Richmond

800 Blanton Avenue ~ Richmond, Virginia 23221

http://www.unityrichmond.org/tp40/Default.asp?ID=269822

Featuring the work of Jess Lucia with

Lisette Johnson, Jenny Warne and Jacqueline Jones

The evening celebrates, through stories, song and dance,

the lives of women who tapped into their own courage and resilience

when confronted with life’s extraordinary challenges.

To Purchase tickets
Tickets are available at the door but purchasing in advance is recommended.

Purchase tickets here: http://fourfridaysfeb8.eventbrite.com/

2012

Posted April, 2012

Plaudits

Jacqueline Jones as Linda in

 

Death of a Salesman

By Arthur Miller
EXTENDED!
Nov 15 – Dec 15

including several weekday matinees

call 804-355-2001 for details

Firehouse Theatre Project

1609 West Broad Street ~ Richmond, Virginia 23220
Free Parking across the street at Lowe’s

Directed by Rusty Wilson

featuring Gordon Bass, Matthew Bloch, Andrew Boothby,

Maura Burroughs, Heather Falks, Joe Inscoe,  Jacqueline Jones, Dean Knight,

Lauren Leinhaas-Cook, Jay O. Millman, Bill Patton, and Adrian Rieder 
with Stage Management by Sharon Gregory

To Purchase tickets
Call 804-355-2001
Or visit https://www.boxofficetickets.com/go/event?id=188875

 

 

 

Posted June, 2012

Jacqueline Jones as Miss Palmer in

 

Miss Palmer’s School of Penmanship and Civil Behavior

By Irene Ziegler

Sunday, August 19, 2012 at 8:00PM, FREE!

The Shop (across the street from Plant Zero Art Center:
On East 4th Street at Hull Street, Richmond, 23224)**
…

Directed by Heather Falks

Starring Jacqueline Jones as Miss Palmer

featuring

Kevin Grantz as ….. George Washington
Charlie Sparks as ………. Gatmasta Phat
Sarah Provencal as …….. Mrs. Randolph
Stephen Ryan as … Congressman Norge
Raven Wilkes as ……………………. Angel

Zachary Campion as……………The Voice

and narrated by Stacey Cabaj

In Miss Palmer’s School of Penmanship and Civil Behavior, Priscilla Palmer passionately believes that the decline of civility in America is linked to the decline of our national handwriting. She addresses a class of “civility offenders” whom she believes can be socially rehabilitated by learning proper penmanship. A gangsta-wanna-be, an overly permissive soccer mom, an ill-mannered Congressman and George Washington all challenge her for the elimination of cursive instruction. Wickedly funny and often irreverent, it is also a smart and honest look at civility in our society today.

** DIRECTIONS: The Entrance of The Shop is on the West side of its building. Google Maps actually shows Plant Zero. Stand in front of Plant Zero, look across the street and you’ll see rear of The Shop. Cross the street, enter the chain-link gate (it leads to a parking lot) and proceed around to your left to access the front door. There is also a sidewalk on Decator Street that leads to the entrance of The Shop. Park on the street or in the lot. http://goo.gl/maps/Axl4

About The Shop:
The Shop (formerly “the Solvent Space”), located in the Plant Zero complex, is a multi-purpose facility that produces and hosts an array of community programs and events including Sundays@The Shop, facilitated by Heather Falks. Sundays@The Shop provides opportunities for theatre artists to showcase new plays.

More about The Shop:
www.facebook.com/theshoprva

More about Sundays@The Shop:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/398194676875419/

 

Posted May, 2012

Jacqueline Jones as Mrs. Bradman in

 

Blithe Spirit

By Noël Coward

June 14 – July 21

Swift Creek Mill Theatre*

17401 Jefferson Davis Hwy ~ Colonial Heights, VA 23834

*Please DO NOT ORDER TICKETS ONLINE – it’s broken. Blame the ectoplasm. Use the telephone.  Details below.
…

Directed by Tom Width

featuring Amy Berlin, Jacqueline Jones, Richard Koch, 
John Maddox, Laurel Maughan, Vicki McLeod, and Rebecca Muhleman
with Stage Management by Meg Price

Crew: Kelsey Cappiello, Becky Lussier, Taylor Walls, Stephen West

Lighting Design – Joe Doran                            Costume Design – Maura Lynch Cravey

Sound Design – Paul Deiss                       Set and Special Effects Design – Tom Width

To Purchase tickets call 804-748-5203.

BOGO! Poltergeists prompted a Theatre-Only discount:

$35.00 for TWO tickets through closing 7/21.

TELEPHONE Reservations are required.  Use the Coupon Code BLITHEBOGO.

Rush Tickets at the door are still $20. 

*Please DO NOT ORDER TICKETS ONLINE – it’s broken. Blame the ectoplasm.

Meals are available for an additional fee. Ask the box office.

 

 

Posted June, 2012

Jacqueline Jones as the First Senator in

 

Coriolanus 

By William Shakespeare
July 15, 2012, 7:30 PM

with a talkback afterward

Virginia Repertory Theatre (formerly Barksdale Theatre)

In The Shops at Willow Lawn

1601 Willow Lawn Drive Richmond, Virginia 23230…

Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin

with Stage Management by Katie Monfet

Assistant Stage Management by Emily Roper

 

Starring Susan Sanford and Alan Sader

and featuring 

Jody Strickler, Molly Hood, and Stacey Cabaj, Alina Collins-Maldanado,

Allison Gilman, Becki Jones, Betzi Hekman, Bryan Lamorena, Carolyn Meade,

Donna Marie Miller, Doug Jones, Emma Mason, Harriett Traylor, Izabela Clarke,

Jacqueline Jones, Jacob Pennington, Jan Powell, Jeanie Rule, Kaye Weinsten Gary,

Laurel Maughan, Lily Hargis, Liz Blake White, Margarette Joyner, Natasha Liu,

Psalm Stephen, Scarlett Black, Starlet Knight

To Purchase tickets
Call 804-282-2620
Or visit the Coriolanus page at Virginia Repertory Theatre

Your stop here at my website makes you eligible for a discount!

Just use Promo Code: CRNCAST and you’ll get the $5 rate.  Woohoo!

 

Posted January, 2012

Jacqueline Jones as Clairee in

 

Steel Magnolias

By Robert Harling

Apr 27 – May 20

Sycamore Rouge

21 West Old Street ~ Petersburg, VA ~ 23803
Free Parking in the rear or on the street

Directed by Shanea Taylor

featuring Amy Berlin, Claire Biggers, Carolyn Hayes, Jacqueline Jones, 
Crystal Oakley, and Sarah Roquemore  (Truvy Understudy: Maggie Williams)
with Stage Management by Kellita Wooten

To Purchase tickets
Call 804-957-5707
Or visit Sycamore Rouge Tix

Posted January, 2012

Jacqueline Jones as Laydee Byrd MacBreath in

 

Shakespeare in the Trailer Park

By Mark Covington
Direction by Billy Christopher Maupin

Tuesday, April 10, 2012, 7:30 PM

Richmond Shakespeare’s Second Tuesdays Staged Reading Series

www.richmondshakespeare.com

Richmond CenterStage in the Gottwald Playhouse

Posted February, 2012

Jacqueline Jones as

the Narrator in

Hearts Online

Book by Rebecca E. Jones; Music by Paul R. Bartsch;

Lyrics by Jones and Bartsch

March 4, 2012 – 8:00 PM
Firehouse Theatre Project
www.firehousetheatre.org

Suggested $5 donation. Cash bar available.

Call (804)355-2001 or email boxoffice@firehousetheatre.org to reserve your seat today.

 

Direction by Deejay Gray

A newly revised workshop reading

F e a t u r i n g

 

Audra Honaker, Joe Inscoe, Georgia Rogers Farmer,  
Billy Christopher Maupin, Brittany Simmons, and Russell Rowland

With Narration by Jacqueline Jones

Can an MGM musical-obsessed Episcopalian find love on a Jewish dating website? Find out in this exciting new musical as we join Rachael and a world of quirky, yet sweet, characters whose hearts are online. Together, they learn that sometimes love is a leap of faith.

 

Posted June, 2011

Jacqueline Jones directs

 

Almighty Bob

by Tom Mula

Jan 20 – Feb 5, 2012
Chamberlayne Actors Theatre
www.cattheatre.com

 from the playwright’s website:
“Bob is being checked into a nursing home. Sometimes he thinks he’s God. And sometimes he’s right.
Bob has become too much of a handful for his daughter Karen, so they’re trying a

trial period at Dr. Wally’s nursing home—with miraculous results.”

Almighty Bob is CAT‘s submission to the

Richmond Acts of Faith Festival, 2012

Talk Backs follow the shows on Sunday, January 29 and Saturday, February 4.

 

Bob: Will Vehrs
Charming, funny, powerful, with a huge heart. 
Feisty and energetic, sometimes he thinks he’s G-d. 

Dr. Wally: Chris Yarbrough
Doctor Wallace Krakowski is well-qualified and caring of the residents at Providence,
 a well-tended assisted-living home.  He is not very assertive and is unlucky in love.

JoeyJoJo:  Donald Evans
Death personified: waltzing goth punk with pierces and spiked hair and a man-bag.

Mr. Carmichael:  Myja Thibault
A scrooge who owns the Providence Assisted-living Home
and plans to shut it down for a more profitable business.

Colleen:   Elisabeth Ashby
Fun quirky social worker. The residents at Providence adore her.

Karen:   Donna Marie Miller
Handsome, efficient business woman. Divorced. Bob’s daughter.

Claire: Anne Carr Regan
Attractive geriatric fireball. Walks with a walker.

Multi-Woman:  Scarlett Black
Sexy Nurse Anne, geriatric Mrs. Parrish and crusty cafeteria lady Gladys

Ensemble: Ellen C Bode, Diana Carver, Michelle Black, Mollie Ort & Barbi Partlow
Some Residents and Staff at Providence

2011

Posted October, 2011

Jacqueline Jones as The Narrator in

 

Richmond Shakespeare’s Holiday Stories:

“Hershel and the Hannukah Goblins”

Edited by Shirley Kagan

December 13, 2011, 7:30 PM
Richmond Shakespeare ~ Second Tuesdays Staged Readings Series

www.richmondshakespeare.com

Richmond CenterStage in the Gottwald Playhouse

Direction by Shirley Kagan

One of three stories performed in celebration of Christmas, Hannukah and Kwanza.

Posted March, 2011

Jacqueline Jones as Big Mama in

 

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

by Tennessee Williams

Sept. 15 – Oct. 15, 2011 EXTENDED!
Firehouse Theatre Project
www.firehousetheatre.org

Direction by Rusty Wilson

Featuring

Maggie……Laine Satterfield

Brick………..Adrian Rieder

Mae…………..Laura Rikard

Gooper………….Larry Cook

Big Mama…..Jacqueline Jones

Big Daddy……….Alan Sader

Reverend Tooker…Dean Knight

Doctor Baugh…..Andy Boothby

Sookey………Stephanie Hill

and

Matthew Barger, Henry Boyle, and Sarah Katz

as the no-neck monsters

In honor of the 100th anniversary of the birth of famed American playwright
Tennessee Williams, The Firehouse Theatre Project is proud to open its
2011-12 season with Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

     In Tennessee Williams’ stunning masterpiece and Pulitzer Prize winner, a powerful Southern family gathers to celebrate the sixty-fifth birthday of patriarch Big Daddy. The mood is somber, despite the festivities, as the fact that Big Daddy is dying of cancer becomes general knowledge. In a scramble to secure their part of his estate, family members hide the truth about his diagnosis from him and Big Mama. In the center of this rich and timeless portrait of a dysfunctional family, stands Maggie’s passionate and unrelenting fight for the love of her alcoholic husband Brick, who has been on a downward spiral since the suicide of his friend Skipper. His indifference and bitterness gives his weaselly brother Gooper every opportunity to outbid him in the on-going fight for the family fortune, much to Maggie’s dismay, as she has known and feared poverty since childhood. The ensuing stormy confrontations bring to light raw emotions and unexpected demons which threaten to rip apart the family forever.

Posted July, 2011

Jacqueline Jones as

the Narrator, Square Dance Caller,

Self Defense Instructor, and others in

Hearts Online

Book by Rebecca Jones; Music by Paul Bartsch;

Lyrics by Jones and Bartsch

August 14 &15, 2011 – 7:30 PM
Firehouse Theatre Project
www.firehousetheatre.org

Direction by Billy Christopher Maupin

F e a t u r i n g

Bob Albertia Jacob Pennington

Gordon Bass Denis Riva

Stacey Cabaj Russell Rowland

Georgia Rogers Farmer Brittany Simmons

Jim Morgan Dan Stackhouse

Rachel Nahrwold Cooper Timberline

With Narration and additional characters by Jacqueline Jones

Can an MGM musical-obsessed Episcopalian find love on a Jewish dating website? Find out in this exciting new musical as we join Rachael and a world of quirky, yet sweet, characters whose hearts are online. Together, they learn that sometimes love is a leap of faith.

NOTE: Jackie’s roles are understudied by Billy Christopher Maupin

Posted July, 2010

Update July, 2011:  Due to a scheduling conflict

Jacqueline Jones will NOT appear as Kimberly in

 

Kimberly Akimbo
Cadence Theatre Company
www.cadencetheatre.org

Directed by Anna Senechal Johnson

Featuring Kim Jones Clark, Sara Heifetz,
Jacqueline Jones, and Eric Williams

 

Kimberly is a teenager with a progeria, a rare condition that causes her body to age four times faster than it should. When she and her family flee Secaucus, New Jersey under dubious circumstances, Kimberly is forced to reevaluate her life while contending with a hypochondriac mother, a rarely sober father, a scam-artist aunt, her own mortality, and, most terrifying of all, the possibility of first love.

 

Posted May, 2011

Jacqueline Jones directs

 

Gruesome Playground Injuries
A Dramedy by Rajiv Joseph

Sunday, June 19, 2011 at 7:30PM
Firehouse Theatre Project’s Readers’ Theatre Series
www.firehousetheatre.org

Starring

Molly Hood as Kayleen

and

Billy Christopher Maupin as Doug

with 

Cooper Timberline as The Narrator

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Two eight-year-olds’ lives collide in the nurse’s office: Doug rode his bike off the roof and Kayleen can’t stop throwing up. As they mature from accident-prone kids to self-destructive adults, their broken hearts and broken bones draw them ever closer.  These two rebels may only be fit for one another.  But how far can one person go to heal another’s wounds?

Excerpt from “An Interview with Rajiv Joseph” by By Mark Bly

Rajiv, what inspired you to write Gruesome Playground Injuries?

Rajiv: I was in a bar with a friend of mine who was retelling me the variety of calamitous accidents that had befallen him over the course of his life, from the time he was very little until the time he was an adult and each of the accidents were equally bizarre. In the course of telling the story to me, he was, in a strange way, charting his own life. I thought, as he was telling me all these crazy stories, how the accidents and the scars that cover one’s body can be a map of one’s existence. That led me to a different line of thinking: What if those same scars and markings not only charted your existence but charted your relationship with someone else? My friend got up to go to the restroom and I took out a piece of paper and wrote down the title of the play. I thought, I don’t know what this play is, but I do know I have an interesting title for it and I do know the idea behind that title. So that’s where it initially came from, and after that it slowly evolved into the story we have now which is this relationship between Kayleen and Doug.

 

Posted February, 2011
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“Quilters” A Gap Tooth Grin That’ll Steal Your Heart
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WCVE John Porter RAVE

UnOfficial RAVE by Style Weekly Critic David Timberline

Jacqueline Jones as Sarah in

 

Quilters
March 31 – May 14, 2011
Swift Creek Mill Theatre
www.swiftcreekmill.com

PHOTOS on FACEBOOK

Direction by Tom Width

Musical Direction by Paul Deiss

Featuring Jacqueline Jones as Sarah

with

Katy Burke, Emily Cole, T’Arah Craig,

Audra Honaker, Brittany Simmons, and Ali Thibodeau

and

Drew Perkins on the Fiddle

Quilters tells the story of the westward movement in the US.  A joyous and moving musical celebration of American womanhood, Quilters pays eloquent tribute to the courage and spirit of our nation’s pioneer women.  Joy, pain, laughter and tears form a human patchwork of epic proportions.

 

Posted December, 2010

Jacqueline Jones directs

 

The Henrico Theatre Company

25th ANNUAL ONE-ACT SHOWCASE
.
February 11-27, 2011
.with Stage Management by Carolyn Hayes

Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen
2880 Mountain Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060
.
www.artsglenallen.com

ADMISSION IS FREE!
All three comedies are performed at every show. .
For Tickets, call the HTC Box Office: 804-501-5859 OR Just Show Up!
Doors open 45 minutes before curtain.
More Details:  804-501-5859

All three playwrights (one is all the way from Texas) were present for a
Talk Back following the 8PM performance on Saturday, February 12.

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 PM with
Sunday matinees – and an additional matinee on Sat, February 26 – at 2:30 PM.

First Place:                Second Place:              Third Place:
Snedekker’s               Bob’s Psycho Analyst    Sense of Security

By Vicki Riba Koestler      By Daniel Crawford         By Dagny J. Collier

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     starring                     starring                    starring

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Sam………Alan Gropper    Bob……….Bob Murphy    Bill…..Daryl Scruggs

Daisy….Barbara Plymale    Helen……Sandy Rogers    Nancy…Laura Bukalski

Amanda…Tonya Pleasants    Margaret…..Pat Walker    Mike……..Bob Murphy.

                            Jack………Mike White    Amanda…Suzanne Nicar

                            Jonathon…Leo Bukalski    Policeman…Mike White

2010

Posted October, 2010

Jacqueline Jones as Nana in

The Velveteen Rabbit

Jacqueline Jones will appear in certain performances.

Jackie’s Shows Left: January 7, 2011 – 10:30 AM

in this show that runs November 26 – January 9

 

A Theatre IV  production at Barksdale, Willow Lawn
D i r e c t e d  b y  Steve Perigard

Xavier Barrett, Gordon Bass, Ronnie Brown,

David Janeski, Robin Harris-Jones, K Strong and

AnnaMarie Rossi OR Jacqueline Jones

A Theatre IV Production at Barksdale Theatre
Located in The Shops at Willow Lawn

1601 Willow Lawn Drive, Suite 301-E

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P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S to public shows

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O R    C A L L    7 8 3 – 1 6 8 8,  extension 1113 (Janine Serreseque)

for tickets to Jacqueline’s performances at select weekday student matinees

 

Posted September 2010

Jacqueline Jones as
Mrs. Fezziwig, Mrs. Beadle, and Little Nell in

A Staged Reading of this irreverent play
by Obie-award winning Christopher Durang

MRS. BOB CRATCHIT’S WILD CHRISTMAS BINGE

Produced by The Firehouse Theatre and Barksdale Theatre
Book & lyrics by Christopher Durang, music by Michael Friedman
Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin
Dec. 19 & 20, 7:30 p.m.

“A rollicking parody!”
– Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“A hilarious success! The show goes in so many wonderfully loony directions at once.”
– Pittsburgh Pulp

“Fiendishly funny…never disappoints. Wild it most certainly is, without apologies.”
– Observer-Reporter

“The show is hilarious, and the audience was crazy!
Seriously, as opposed to laughing, they just screamed at the stage.”
– The Young People’s Guide to Theatre and the Galaxy

After standing-room-only success the past two years, Firehouse Artistic Director Carol Piersol invited Director Billy Christopher Maupin to revive Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge at the Firehouse Theatre. Playwright Christopher Durang reveals Mrs. Cratchit’s transformation in this bawdy staged reading with music and song.

In this departure from Dickens, young Scrooge’s exclamations of “Bah, humbug!” are an undiagnosed “kind of seasonal Tourette’s Syndrome,” and the Ghost of Christmas Past is played by a sassy African-American woman with enough attitude to portray all three spirits (which she does). She tries to show Scrooge his past, present and future in order to change him, but her magic keeps malfunctioning in Durang’s version of the beloved holiday classic, and they consistently find themselves transported to the wrong time and place. Mrs. Bob Cratchit, a minor character in the Dickens, takes center stage here. No longer loving and long suffering, Mrs. Bob is in a rage! As the Ghost loses more control, the plot morphs into parodies of Oliver Twist, “The Gift of the Magi”, and It’s a Wonderful Life. In this rollicking parody, Scrooge’s tale of redemption and gentle grace is placed squarely on its head!

Suggested Donation $10; Students w/Valid ID $5.
Tickets available at the door only.
(Ticket price includes a festive holiday beverage)

 

Posted September 2010

Jacqueline Jones in

 

The Poetry Recital and Fancy Hat Society

A play in one act

By Pat Walker

A Bifocals Production directed by Pat Walker

featuring

Linda Dudley, Susan Gerber,

Jacqueline Jones and Cindy Yuoconis

1:00 PM  Thurday, November 4 and Friday, November 5, 2010

Barksdale Theatre in The Shops at Willow Lawn,

 

Tour Schedule (through December 9) Available on Request

Bifocals is a division of Barksdale Theatre

Barksdale Box Office: 282-2620   Tickets: $10

Performance begins at 1:00 PM.
Bring bag lunch if you wish; beverages are available at the bar.
Doors open at 12:00 noon.

Barksdale Theatre is located in
The Shops at Willow Lawn,

1601 Willow Lawn Drive, Richmond, Virginia 23230

Posted August 2010

Jacqueline Jones as Vernadette in

 

The Dixie Swim Club
October 22 – November 7
www.cattheatre.com

Directed by Laurie Follmer

Featuring Sandra Clayton,  Carolyn Hayes,

Jacqueline Jones, Crystal Oakley, and Lelia Pendleton

In an hilarious and touching comedy about friendships that last forever, five southern women, who met on their college swim team, set aside a long weekend every August to catch up. The Dixie Swim Club focuses on four of those weekends and spans a period of thirty-three years.  When fate throws a wrench into one of their lives, these friends rally around with strength and love that takes this comedy in a poignant and surprising direction.

 

Posted June, 2010

Jacqueline Jones in

 

12th Annual “Yes, Virginia – Dance”

Contemporary Dance Invitational

September 18, 2010
3:00 PM and 8:00 PM

Grace Street Theatre

This yearly event brings together professional dancers and choreographers

in the region for a shared concert in contemporary dance.

www.kdance.org/yesvadance.html

Posted July, 2010; amended August 2010*

* Note the Date Change

Jacqueline Jones as The Porter in

 

The Tragedy of Macbeth
A Gender-Reversed Exploration

Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin

* October 5, 2010, 7:30 PM Gottwald Playhouse

A Richmond Shakespeare production at Richmond Centerstage

The premiere of Richmond Shakespeare’s second season of Second Tuesdays Staged Readings,

“We’re shaking it up and putting it on the FIRST Tuesday!”

What if Macbeth’s struggle with masculinity were viewed through the eyes of a woman? What resonance might one find if a man were to plead “Unsex me here! And fill me from the crown to the toe topful of direst cruelty”? Or if a female Malcolm says “Dispute it like a man” and a striking young blond woman…  turns to him and says “I shall do so; but I must also feel it as a man.” Come find out on October 5, when Melissa Johnston Price steps into this iconic role that is so “steeped in blood,” as she is joined by Brandon Mears (graduate of the Shakespeare Theatre Academy for Classical Acting) as Lady Macbeth, and Molly Hood as Macduff, as well as Kyle Billeter, Jennifer Hammond, Jacqueline Jones, Shirley Kagan, Sarah Legere, Jennifer Martin, Laurel Maughan, Carolyn Meade, Rebecca Anne Muhleman, Meg Price, Jamie Rees, Maggie Roop, Andrea Ross, Russell Rowland, Alan Sader, Jody Strickler, Robert Throckmorton, Ellie Wilson, Annie Zanetti and more! You won’t want to miss this gender-reversed staged reading of one of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies.

Posted June, 2010

Jacqueline Jones revives her role as Aida in

 

Over the River and Through the Woods

A comedy by Joe DiPierto.

Nick is a single, Italian-American guy from New Jersey and he sees both sets of his grandparents every Sunday for dinner. This is routine until he has to tell them that he’s been offered a dream job – that would take him away from his beloved, but annoying, grandparents. Thus begins a series of schemes to keep Nick around. A hilarious family comedy from the author of the popular I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change. 

Directed by Joseph Pabst

featuring

Jacqueline Jones, Louise Keeton, Zac Moon,

Jennifer Stanfield, Dan Summey, and Mike White

July 9 – July 25 2010

Henrico Theatre Company at

The Cultural Arts Center in Glen Allen

 

Henrico Theatre Company Box Office: 804-501-5859  

All performances will be held at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen at 8 PM, except for Sunday matinees, and an additional performance on Sat, July 24, which are at 2:30 PM.  Reservations are required. Ticket prices are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors (55) and students. 

Doors open 45 minutes before curtain.

The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen

2880 Mountain Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060

Located in northern Henrico County between

Staples Mill Road and Woodman Road, just south of 295.

 

Posted April, 2010

Jacqueline Jones as Sassy in

 

A Thorn Between Two Roses

by Janet Chenoweth

A Bifocals Production Directed by Barbara Plymale

featuring

Ed Coleman

Jacqueline Jones

Chris Bass Randolph

1:00 PM  Thurday, June 3 and Friday, June 4, 2010

Barksdale Theatre in The Shops at Willow Lawn,

 

Tour Schedule (through June 25) Available on Request

Bifocals is a division of Barksdale Theatre

 

A Thorn Between Two Roses

Represents Bifocals in

Virginia Minds Wide Open: Women in the Arts 2010

Barksdale Box Office: 282-2620   Tickets: $10

Performance begins at 1:00 PM.
Bring bag lunch if you wish; beverages are available at the bar.
Doors open at 12:00 noon.

Barksdale Theatre is located in
The Shops at Willow Lawn,

1601 Willow Lawn Drive, Richmond, Virginia 23230

Posted May, 2010

Jacqueline Jones in

 

My Man Godfrey

7:30 PM, June 8 & 9, 2010 – FREE

The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen

2880 Mountain Road
Glen Allen, VA 23060
804-261-ARTS (2787)

A Vintage Radio Play produced by the

On the Air Radio Players

Directed by Art Trotter

featuring Albert Allen, Dan Cranston, Elliot Eisenberg,

Vaughan Gary, Alex Godschalk, Shawn Hambright, Una Harrison,

 Jacqueline Jones, Trevor Kimball, Jonathan Lebolt,

Brian Martin, Courtnay Talbott, and Jessica Wright.

Recorded live and broadcast via podcast

Attendance is FREE.

Posted April, 2010

Jacqueline Jones in

 

Last Wagon West

by Margie Langston

7:30 PM, Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Firehouse Theatre Project

A Readers’ Theatre production directed by Keith Fitzgerald

featuring Christina Billew, Eva Chenoweth, Sharon Eney,

Steve Graham, Chandler Hulsey, Jacqueline Jones, 

Adam Mincks, and Woody Robertson.

Tickets: $5 suggested donation; students and RAPT members free with ID.

804-355-2001

Firehouse Theatre Project | 1609 West Broad Street | Richmond, VA 23220

Posted April, 2010

Jacqueline Jones in

 

365 Days/365 Plays Revisited

by Suzan-Lori Parks

8PM Monday, April 26 and Tuesday, April 27, 2010

A K Dance Production at Firehouse Theatre Project

Conceived and directed by Kaye Weinstein Gary and Billy-Christopher Maupin

featuring Kaye Weinstein Gary, Jacqueline Jones,

Billy-Christopher Maupin, Carolyn Meade, Jacob Pennington, 

Maggie Roop, and Jason Sandahl.

Purchase Tickets ONLINE or call 804-355-2001

Firehouse Theatre Project | 1609 West Broad Street | Richmond, VA 23220

Posted October, 2009

Jacqueline Jones as Jack’s Mom & The Giant’s Wife in

 

Jack & the Beanstalk

Mar 12 – Mar 21, 2010

Theatre IV

D i r e c t e d  b y  B i l l y  C h r i s t o p h e r  M a u p i n

The original 1988 cast returns:

Gordon Bass, Larry Cook, Jenny Hundley,

Jacqueline Jones, and Debra Wagoner

A Theatre IV Production at the Historical Empire Theatre
1 1 4  W e s t  B r o a d  S t r e e t ,   R i c h m o n d ,  V A    2 3 2 3 0

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P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S

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O R  C A L L  3 4 4 – 8 0 4 0

Posted May, 2009

 

Jacqueline Jones as Golda Meir in

 

G O L D A ‘ S   B A L C O N Y

“a one-woman tour de force that traces the public and personal life of Golda Meir
in order to understand how idealism, power, and strength
can shape the destiny of a nation”
 

G u e s t   A r t i s t

Weinstein JCC’s Jewish Family Theatre

 

GOLDA’S BALCONY  is part of Richmond’s Acts of Faith Festival 2010**

F e b r u a r y  4,  6,  7  &  11,  13,  14  i n  2 0 1 0

Thu 7:30, *, Sat 7:30, Sun 2:00,

Thu 7:30, *, Sat 7:30, Sun 2:00

*(No   S h o w s   S h a b b o s :   R   e   s   t)

** Acts of Faith Discussions follow the Sun 2/7 matinee and Thur 2/11 evening shows

2009

Posted May, 2009

 

Jacqueline Jones as Jocelyn in

David Sedaris’s

 

THE SANTALAND DIARIES and SEASON’S GREETINGS

December 5 – 27, 2009

Sycamore Rouge

21 West Old Street ~ Petersburg, VA ~ 23803

Directed by kb saine

with Tommy Schoffler

Purchase tickets by calling 8 0 4 – 9 5 7 – 5 7 0 7

Posted May, 2009

Jacqueline Jones as Barbara Ellen Diggs in

 

THE NEW CENTURY

“Crafty”

Oct 1 – Oct 25, 2009

Richmond Triangle Players

Directed by John Knapp

with Matt Hackman, Michael Hawke,

Jacqueline Jones, Colleen Walsh, and Annie Zannetti

A  Richmond Triangle Players production hosted by  HATTHEATRE at 

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1 1 2 4   W e s t b r i a r  D r i v e,   H e n r i c o ,  V A    2 3 2 3 8 – 5 0 14

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P U R C H A S E   T I C K E T S

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RTP: 804-346-8113     HATT: 804-343-6364

Posted May, 2009

 

Jacqueline Jones as Martha in

Arsenic and Old Lace

June 18 – August 1, ’09

www.swiftcreekmill.com

Directed by Tom Width
with Brandon Becker, Jolene Carroll, Jonathan Conyers, Lou Di Lalla,

John Hagadorn, Lucas Hall, Michael Hawke, Jacqueline Jones,

Richard Koch, Justin Lowenhagen, John Storck Maddox,

Vicki McLeod, Woody Robertson, and Tom Width

Posted April, 2009

 

Jacqueline Jones as Mom in

 

~ ~ “There’s gonna be a general lack of toast in the neighborhood this morning.”

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Directed by Bo Wilson with David Clark ………………….. Lee Tony Foley ……………….. Austin Jacqueline Jones ………… Mom Fern Rivadeneira ………… Saul Thursday          5/14/09             8pm (preview to benefit VMFA Friends of Art) OPENING         5/15/09             8pm Saturday           5/16/08             8pm Friday               5/22/09             8pm Saturday           5/23/09             8pm Sunday             5/24/09             2pm Friday               5/29/09             8pm Saturday           5/30/09             8pm   Henley Street Theatre Company The Pine Camp Cultural Arts Center 4901 Old Brook Road Richmond, Virginia 23227  Tickets and Details: 804-340-0115 boxoffice@henleystreettheatre.org www.henleystreettheatre.org

True West unfolds the reunion of two brothers in their absent mother’s California home. Austin is an Ivy League-educated script writer who is trying to sell a movie script to a Hollywood producer. Quite unexpectedly, his older brother Lee shows up after several years of drifting and grifting his way back and forth across the desert.  As each brother takes measure of the other’s life, jealousy becomes rivalry and the two men lock in a bitter confrontation imagined by one of America’s most acclaimed dramatists. 

Posted February, 2009 

Jacqueline Jones in

 

Life Upon the Wicked Stage:

Actors and Their Stories

 

Conceived and Directed by Billy Christopher Maupin
Music Direction by Matt Mangialetti

Featuring

Andrea Ross, Billy Christopher Maupin, Chloe Williams, Corey Davis,

Dawn Westbrook, Desiree Roots-Centeio, Georgia Farmer, Jacqueline Jones,

Jacqueline O’Connor, Jonathan Perez, AnnaMarie Rossi, Russell Rowland

 

March 9 & 10   8:00 PM

ComedySportz Improv Theatre

7115 Staples Mill Rd. · Richmond, VA 23228 · (804) 266-9377

 

Posted February, 2009 

Jacqueline Jones as Louise in

 

~ ~ Luau at Acorn Acres  FREE    Feb 17,  2009  NOON

— Do lunch with the Richmond  Playwrights Forum at noon on February 17 for a FREE staged   reading of Luau at Acorn Acres, a short comedy about retirement – community living, by local playwright Margie Langston. Bring a bag lunch and enjoy the show. Feedback / critique from the audience at the conclusion of the reading is welcome.  Show starts at noon and finishes by one – a nice diversion in your day!

Luau at Acorn Acres Written and Directed by Margie Langston A Staged Reading with Ellen Bode, Martha Kelley, Jacqueline Jones, Alice Schriner, Ken Moretti and Darlene Ligon   Free and open to the public.   Firehouse Theatre Company 1609 West Broad Street Richmond, Virginia 23220  804-355-2001

Posted November, 2008

 

Jacqueline Jones as Kate Keller in

 

~ ~ A l l   M y  S o n s        January 21 – February 7, 2009

— Arthur Miller’s exceptional play of secrets and lies is the story of the Keller and Deever families. During the war, Joe Keller and Herbert Deever ran a machine shop which made airplane parts. When the firm turned out defective parts which caused the deaths of many men, Deever was sent to prison. Keller, however, went free and made a lot of money. The shadows of this catastrophe, Keller’s pilot son who is MIA during the war, the love affair between Chris Keller and Ann Deever, and the bitterness of Ann’s brother George, dominate this powerful play.  —

All My Sons Directed by Sheryle Criswell with Skyler Gemmer ………………..Bert Steve Graham ………..Jim Bayliss Matt Hackman …..George Deever Jacqueline Jones …….Kate Keller Dean Knight …………..Chris Keller Emma Mason …………Ann Deever Barbi Partlow …………Sue Bayliss Woody Robertson, Jr….Joe Keller Debbie Walton ……….Lydia Lubey Chris Yarbrough ……..Frank Lubey       Chamberlayne Actors Theatre 319 North Wilkinson Road Richmond, Virginia 23227  Tickets and Details: 804-262-9760  www.cattheatre.com

2008

Posted December, 2008

 

Jacqueline Jones as Mrs. Fezziwig, Mrs. Beadle, and Little Nell in

  

Firehouse Theatre Project | 1609 West Broad Street | Richmond, Virginia 23220

F R E E   P A R K I N G  across the street at Lowes  |  (804) 355-2001

www.firehousetheatre.org

Posted August, 2008

 

Jacqueline Jones as “2nd Violin in

 

K Dance  “Yes, Virginia – Dance” 10th Anniversary The Morpheus Quartet S e p t e m b e r  1 3   a n d   O c t o b e r  1 1 ,  2 0 0 8  Four “musicians” (1st Violin, 2nd Violin, Cello, and Viola) each begin relating their dreams simultaneously in darkness. The lights come up as these stories unfold contrapuntally, sometimes intersecting, sometimes veering off into seemingly independent directions, sometimes all clashing together, but ultimately culminating in all four weaving together to finish in a “brief, everlasting moment…[of] perfect[ion]” as in a beautiful symphony. Director:                B i l l y   C h r i s t o p h e r   M a u p i n Choreographer:           K a y e   W e i n s t e i n   G a r y      J e n n i f e r    H a m m o n d ,    S a r a    H e i f e t z , J a c q u e l i n e    J o n e s ,    K r i s t e n    S w a n s o n  Grace Street Theatre September 13, 3PM & 8PM 934 West Grace Street Richmond, Virginia 23220 Tickets: 828-2020 The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen October 11, 8PM 2880 Mountain Road Glen Allen, VA 23060 Tickets: 804-261-ARTS (2787) featuring the work of seven contemporary dance choreographers including L  o  r  r  a  i  n  e    C  h  a  p  m  a  n , D a n c e   M a g a z i n e ¿ s  ¿ 2  5   t  o   W  a  t  c  h    i  n    2  0  0  8 ¿ K Dance  Producer Kaye Weinstein Gary, Artistic Director – – – – – More INFO: 804-270-4944   www.kdance.org K Dance, a contemporary modern dance company, creates unique, original performance works inspired by monologues and scenes from plays.  Choreographer Kaye Weinstein Gary has been particularly influenced by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Wendy Wasserstein. See firsthand this unusual blend of performance works, including WORKOUT “a stroke of pure choreographic genius” (Richmond Times-Dispatch, Sept. 2007) K Dance is partially funded by the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Posted August, 2008

 

Jacqueline Jones in

Censorship: the war over words

co-hosted by The Virginia Holocaust Museum and ACLU of Virginia

K i c k   o f f B a n n e d   B o o k s   W e e k  Tuesday, September 23, 2008  7PM Virginia Holocaust Museum 2000 East Cary Street Richmond, VA   Learn more at  8 0 4 . 2 5 7 . 5 4 0 0  or http://www.va-holocaust.com/events/default.asp Tolerance through Education

 

        As part of Banned Books Week, writers, actors, and artists will read from the works of authors and intellectuals who at one time or another have had their works censored or challenged or who have been barred from the United States because of their political views.  Jacqueline Jones will read Lois Lowry¿s Newbery Medal award-winning Number the Stars.

 

Emceed by ACLU of Virginia Executive Director Kent Willis, the program includes: Prologue to Dario Fo’s play Elizabeth, Almost by Chance a Woman, read by Paul Fleisher, Author and Educator; Excerpt from Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, read by Linda Goodman, Storyteller; Excerpt from Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s 1982 Nobel lecture and Pablo Neruda’s Investigations , read by Jane Crouse, Universal Storyteller; Excerpt from Salman Rushdie’s The Satanic Verses, read by Rena Berlin, Director of Education Virginia Holocaust Museum; Excerpt from Nelson Mandela’s address to a South African court, read by Felicia “Transition” Winston, Spoken Word Artist; Excerpt from Jack London’s The Iron Heel read by Virginia Pye, Author; Tariq Ramadan’s op-ed, “What You Fear Is Not Who I Am” read by Dr. Jon Kukla, Author/Historian;  Excerpt from Lois Lowry’s Number the Stars, read by Jacqueline Jones, actor.  This event was chaired by Elizabeth T. Wong, Public Education Coordinator ACLU of Virginia and Timothy Hensley, Librarian Virginia Holocaust Museum.

Posted August, 2008

 

Jacqueline Jones in

 

RAGTIME: THE MUSICAL IN CONCERT

Stage 1 Theatre Company announces RAGTIME: THE MUSICAL IN CONCERT, a one-night-only 08/09 Inaugural Season fundraising gala.  Called ¿A triumph for the stage¿ by Time Magazine, RAGTIME IN CONCERT will star Jerold E. Solomon, currently appearing on Broadway in the Tony®-Winning South Pacific, as Coalhouse Walker, Jr., Desiree Roots Centeio, renowned theatre and jazz vocalist, as Sarah and Richmond Musical Theatre headliner Debra Wagoner as Mother.  Joining these headliners will be Richmond stars Robyn O¿Neill, Jan Guarino, Michael Hawke, Robert Throckmorton, Christopher M. Stewart, Richard Koch, Robert Albertia, Mark Persinger, James E. Opher, Eric Pastore and Lillie Izo.  The concert staging will boast a full orchestra and an ensemble of over 50 voices led by Musical Director Sherri A. Matthews and Director Chase Kniffen.

 

Tuesday, October 7 at 7:00 PM

The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen

2880 Mountain Road

Glen Allen, VA 23060

 

TICKETS   $50  General Admission Seating and Post-Show Dessert & Champagne Reception

With Ingrid Alli, Brett Ambler, Alia Bisharat, Corey Davis, Robert Fuhrman, Lucas Hall, Audra Honaker, Jacqueline Jones, Katrinah Lewis, Deborah D Lynch, Billy Christopher Maupin, Tom McGranahan, Terri Moore, Cathy Motley-Fitch, Philip Riley, Maggie Roop, Ali Thibodeau, Lynn West, Chloe Williams, Chris Withers

 

More Info:  www.stage1-theatrecompany.org 

Call:             Stage 1 Box Office 804.427.7548

Visit:            Stage 1 Theatre Company

                      9130 Dickey Drive

                      Mechanicsville, VA 23116

Posted July, 2008

 

Jacqueline Jones as General Cartwright in

 

G U Y S  AND  D O L L S June 13 – August 17, 2008    This toe-tapping Broadway favorite tells the story of some small time gamblers and the ladies in their lives. When Nathan Detroit bets his pal Sky Masterson that he can make the next woman he sees fall madly in love with him, that woman turns out to be prim missionary Sarah Brown. The stage is set for an evening of high spirited entertainment full of laughter, love and song, including favorites, ¿Sit Down You¿re Rocking the Boat¿ and the show stopping ¿Luck be a Lady¿!  This Barksdale production is presented at the Historic Empire Theatre.

Performances at The Historic Empire Theatre 114 West Broad Street Richmond, VA 23221

Director/Choreographer: Patti D’Beck with Music Direction by Sandy Dacus

Desiners Lynne M. Hartman, Ron Keller, Sue Griffin, Derek Dumais and Stage Management by Wendy Vandergrift featuring

Rachel Abrams, Ingrid Alli, Jody Ashworth, David Malachai Becker, Katie Bradley, Alex Buckner, John Kenneth DeBoer, Jimmy Glidden, Joel Grow, Robert Johnson, Jacqueline Jones, Kathleen Legault, Elliot Lau, Rita Markova, Jason Marks, Maggie Marlin, Landon Nagel, Mary Page Nance, Mark Persinger, Derek Phipps, Maggie Roop, Drew Seigla, Alec Stephens III, Christopher M. Stewart, Scott Wichmann, John Winn

More INFO and Tickets: (804) 282-2620   www.BarksdaleRichmond.org 

Posted February, 2008 

 

Jacqueline Jones Directs

 

 

Henrico Theatre Company’s 

Breakfast with Les and Bess 

Runs May 2 – May 18, 2008

at the

Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen

More Info: 501-5859 or 501-5115

 

With Jay McCullough, Terri Moore, Elizabeth Popp,

 Daryl Scruggs, Nathan Verilla, and Robert Watkins 

Posted January, 2008

 

Jacqueline Jones in the Gender-bending role of Don John

  

Much Ado About Nothing March 6 – 29, 2008    Young lovers Hero and Claudio are to be married in one week. To pass the time, they conspire with Don Pedro to set a “lover’s trap” for Benedick, an arrogant confirmed bachelor, and Beatrice, his favorite sparring partner. Meanwhile, the evil Don Jon conspires to break up the wedding by accusing Hero of infidelity. In the end, it all turns out to be “much ado about nothing.” The play boasts one of Shakespeare’s most delightful heroines, most dancing wordplay, and the endearing spectacle of intellectual and social self-importance bested by the desire to love and be loved in return. It offers both the dancing wit of the “merry war” between the sexes, and a sobering vision of the costs of that combat for both men and women. Shakespeare dramatizes a social world in all of its vibrant particulars, in which characters are shaped by the relations between social convention and individual choice. ~  ~  ~  ~  ~  ~  ~  ~  ~
Performances at The Pine Camp Arts & Community Center 4901 Old Brook Rd Richmond, VA 23227   Images provided by HSTC	Directed by Tyrus Lemerande      with  Suzanne  Ankrum, Raven Bonniwell , Amanda  Curren,        Billy  Finn,        Bonnie  Gabel,     Gordon  Jenkins, Jacqueline  Jones,  Dean  Knight,          Jerry Long,    Josh  Lusch,       Kerry  McGee,     Thomas  Nowlin, Alex  Previtera,   Michael  Sater, & Shalandis  Wheeler
More INFO: (804) 340-0115   www.henleystreettheatre.org

Posted January, 2008

 

Jacqueline Jones as The Queen Mother in

  

………………………………….. Based on the illustrated book by Diane Stanley; Music & Lyrics by Tim Battle; Book & Lyrics by Robert Neal Marshall; Additional Music and Arrangements by Jason Brown.                      …………………………………..          Historic Empire Theatre   114 West Broad Street . Richmond, VA .

…………………………………..   January 25 – February 10, 2008 …………………………………..  Who would have guessed that Rumpelstiltskin would marry the Miller¿s Daughter? Or, that they would have a daughter who could spin magic of her own? With courage, wit, and some ingenious tricks, Rumpelstiltskin’s Daughter changes a greedy king and saves an entire kingdom. This wacky and wonderful new musical has been described as a “stylistic cross between Disney’s Beauty & the Beast and Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods.”  …………………………………..   Directed by Dawn Westbrook Musical Direction by Julie Fulcher . with . Corey Davis, Gigi Galiffa, Ryan Gary,  Matt James, David Janeski, Jacqueline Jones, Richard Koch, Billy Christopher Maupin, Cathy Motley-Fitch, Thomas Nowlin, and Jacqueline O’Connor or Maggie Roop .

. More INFO: 344-8040    www.theatreivrichmond.org .

2007

Posted November, 2007

See Jacqueline Jones in TWO shows!

. . . as Miss Shields in

The Historic	### A Christmas Story November 30 – December 23, 2007
Empire Theatre
114 West Broad Street
Richmond, Virginia
CALL:     804-344-8040    OR    Purchase Tickets Online

Single tickets: $32. Discounts: Seniors, students (13-18 yrs), & Ukrops cardholders $29. Children (12 & under) & groups of 15 or more $24. (Each person must have a ticketed seat – no unpaid children in laps).

*Jackie’s Schedule:
 Opening Night:    Nov. 30, 7:00 PM
 Friday Night:          Dec. 14, 7:00 PM
 Weekdays:   11/30 – 12/14, 10:30 AM
By Philip Grecian;
        Based on the classic motion picture Written by Jean Sheppard,
Leigh Brown and Bob Clark

     A first-ever Richmond stage production of an endearing holiday film favorite! This classic tale is true to the original film which for many years has amused and warmed so many hearts. Set in the 1940s, it is the story of a middle-class Indiana family at Christmas time. Young Ralphie is on a quest for the Holy Grail of Christmas presents: “a genuine Red Ryder 220-Shot Carbine Action Air Rifle.” You’ll recognize all the beloved scenes such as Ralphie in atrocious pink bunny pajamas and a classmate’s tongue frozen to the school flag pole. A Christmas Story is the comic relief you’ll need during a hectic holiday season!

Directed by Chase Kniffen
with
Gordon Bass, Eric Evans, Tony Foley,
Julie Fulcher, Chandler Hurd,
Lillie Izo, Eric Pastore, Lyla Rossi,
Michael Thibodeau, Cooper Timberline &
Jacqueline Jones*  OR   AnnaMarie Rossi

MORE INFO: www.theatreivrichmond.org

. . . and Jacqueline Jones as Mrs. Clement Moore in

Science Museum of Virginia 2500 West Broad Street, Richmond VA		### Twas the Night Before Christmas By Clement Clarke Moore December 1 – January 1
Dec. 1 – Jan. 1 Saturdays & Sundays 1:00 PM & 3:00 PM Weekdays: Dec. 24, 26, 27, 31 & Jan. 1 3:00 PM (With additional weekday groups-only bookings)

Tickets: $10 for general admission; $9 per person for members and groups with advance reservations.

 Call 804-864-1400 or
toll-free 1-800-659-1727

Twas the Night …
is part of SMV’s Annual

Nov 19 – January 1
Joy From The World

   ###

   Make your holiday absolutely unforgettable by experiencing a timeless Victorian Christmas tradition.  Meet the author of “Twas the Night Before Christmas,” Clement Clarke Moore. Enjoy some holiday cuisine, conversation and carols with Moore’s Family in the Victorian setting of the Eureka! Theater lobby. Next enter the Eureka! Theater where you’ll join Moore in his living room for his dramatic reading of his famous holiday poem. This special CSTC holiday event is part of the museum’s annual Joy From The World celebration and is appropriate for family audiences of all ages.

  with

Larry Gard
Jacqueline Jones
Maggie Roop
Stephen Seals
 

MORE INFO: www.smv.org

 

Posted October, 2007

Jacqueline Jones in 

365 Days / 365 Plays
by Pulitzer Prize winner Suzan-Lori Parks
October 22 at 8 pm
at Willow Lawn

Barksdale, in Association with K Dance,
presents “Week 50”

In November, 2002, Pulitzer Prize winner Suzan-Lori Parks had the idea to write a play a day for a year. These plays are called 365 Days / 365 Plays. Some plays are very short, less than a page. Others last forever. The 365 National Festival is a yearlong grassroots world premiere in communities across the US and beyond. For more information about this national event, please visit http://barksdalerichmond.org/365.html

Posted October, 2007

 

Jacqueline Jones as “Ma Smith”

Schewels Furniture Spots

What:	Jacqueline Jones as “Ma Smith” in Schewel Furniture Ads
Who:	Garet Chester, Jacqueline Jones, and Ellie St. John
Where:	Radio in Schewel Furniture Regions
Listen:	Schewels Furniture Radio Spot

 

Posted September, 2007

RAISED over $3500 !

 

“Support Equality in Virginia”

Monday, October 1, 2007 Firehouse Theatre 1609 West Broad Street Cash Bar Reception 6:30 Showtime 7:30 General Admission $30 Patron Reserved Seating $60 Park free across from the theatre at Lowes

Kim Jones Clark produces a dynamic variety show to benefit  Equality Virginia’s Political Action Committee.  The production features the talents of David  Bridgewater,   Amy  Henderson,   Joe  Inscoe,    Jacqueline  Jones,    Elliott Lau,    Katrinah  Lewis,    Jason  Marks,  Billy Christopher  Maupin,   Robyn  O’Neill,   Debra  Wagoner  Pabst, Joseph  Papa,  and  Derek  Phipps under  the  Musical Direction of  Jimmy  Hicks,

To reserve your tickets please contact: Kim Jones Clark (804.330.4566), James Parrish (jcpjr1@hotmail.com), Joseph Papa (joseph.papa@lva.virginia.gov ), Richard Schultz ( rshokie85@verizon.net), or Equality Virginia (804.643.4816)

To learn more about Equality Virginia, visit http://www.equalityvirginia.org/site/pp.asp?c=dfIIITMIG&b=132638

 

Posted August, 2007

 

Jacqueline Jones as Helga Ten Dorp in 

 

Info/tickets: 804-282-2620 http://www.barksdalerichmond.org/hanover.html#death

DEATHTRAP Barksdale Theatre at Hanover Tavern   September 14 – October 21   Sidney Bruhl is a middle-aged playwright famous for his oh-so-clever whodunits, but he hasn’t had a hit in twenty years. When one of his former students sends him the only draft of a new murder mystery, Sidney devises a plan to ensure his own fortune. Will Sidney’s scheme lead him back to Broadway? Will the student be the victim of malicious jealousy? Will Sidney’s wife be able to withstand the horror in her household? Will the eccentric psychic who is visiting Sidney’s neighbors unearth the nastiness next door? Only one answer is certain: missing this classic Broadway thriller would be a deadly mistake.   Directed by John Moon Stage Managed by Brad Tuggle Assisted by Alex Whiteway   with   Robin Arthur, Christopher Evans, Michael Goodwin, ‘Rick Gray and Jacqueline Jones ~

 

 

Posted August, 2007                       RAISED over $2000 !

Jacqueline Jones Sings in

Into the Woods Gives Back

August 4 Midnight and August 7, 8:00 PM

 

“Into the Woods Gives Back” benefited the

Richmond Theatre Artists Fund

(scroll down to “Into the Woods Gives Back”)  

and raised over $2000.00

See the group numbers on YouTube:

 

“A New World” (Opening) 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90a_MG_20bA&mode=user&search=

 

 

“Sit Down You’re Rockin’ the Boat”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h013vAvB0cM

 

 

“I Feel Pretty”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tG7B23qMh2Y

 

 

“Run Freedom Run” (Closing)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywZX5G5iZEM

 

 

 

Posted August, 2007                              RAISED $2000 !

Jacqueline Jones Sings in

Into the Woods Gives Back

August 4 Midnight and August 7, 8:00 PM

 

Please join me on Tuesday, August 7 at 8:00 PM at the family-friendly “Into the Woods Gives Back” Cabaret at Barksdale: Willow Lawn.  Tickets are available at the door or in advance at 282-2620. 

 

All the performers are donating our time and talents to benefit the Richmond Theatre Artists Fund, a program of the Richmond Alliance for Professional Theatres (RAPT) and the Community Foundation. The Richmond Theatre Artists Fund helps with the emergency needs of metro Richmond theatre artists who are confronted by insurmountable financial challenges due to major illness or some other tragedy beyond their control.

 

Prior to the establishment of the endowed fund, the theatre community raised emergency funds on a case by case basis. For example, we have raised tens of thousands of dollars to:

 

~ provide new housing for an actor with AIDS who lost his job and was thrown out onto the street when his condition was disclosed,

 

~ make mortgage payments for a lifelong theatre administrator who was about to lose her home as her husband (a theatre tech director) struggled for more than a year with brain cancer,

 

~ help a director who had emergency quadruple bypass heart surgery meet his medical expenses and mortgage payments, and

 

~ pay for critical medications for a cherished actress fighting against terminal cancer.

 

Bruce Miller, Barksdale/Theatre IV Artistic Director, was in Saturday’s Midnight audience and summarized the evening’s events in the “Barksdale Buzz.”

http://thebarksdalebuzz.blogspot.com/search/label/Theatre%20Artists%20Fund

 

Posted June, 2007

 

Jacqueline Jones as Jack’s Mother in

 

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by James Lapine      Barksdale Theatre June 15 – August 12     Info/tickets: 804-282-2620  http://www.barksdalerichmond.org/woods.html

Into the Woods June 15 – August 12   Are you certain what you wish is what you want? Sondheim’s brilliant music—together with bakers, witches, and vain handsome princes straight out of the Brothers Grimm—vividly illustrates the potential for treachery in our innermost wishes. An ambivalent Cinderella? A bloodthirsty Little Red Riding Hood? A Prince Charming with a roving eye? A Witch…who raps? They’re all among the cockeyed characters in James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim’s fractured fairy tale. When a Baker and his Wife learn they’ve been cursed with childlessness by the Witch next door, they embark on a quest for the special objects required to break the spell, swindling, lying to and stealing from Cinderella, Little Red, Rapunzel and Jack. Everyone’s wish is granted at the end of Act One, but the consequences of their actions return to haunt them. What begins as a lively irreverent fantasy in the style of The Princess Bride becomes a moving lesson about community responsibility and the stories we tell our children. Into the Woods is a rare and moving musical theatre classic.   Directed by Robin Arthur Musical Direction by Jimmy Hicks   with   Rachel Abrams, Ford Flannagan, Audra Honaker, Amy Hruska, Jacqueline Jones, Katrinah Lewis, Rita Markova, Robyn O’Neill, Steve Perigard, Zak Resnick, Kim Reuter, Russell Rowland, Drew Seigla, Craig Smith, Harriett Traylor, Eric Williams, and Hannah Zold ~

 

 

Posted April, 2007

 

Jacqueline Jones as Letitia Peabody Primrose in

  

Book and lyrics by  Betty Comden and Adolph Green Music by Cy Coleman.   Henrico Theatre Company Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen   Musicians:  Cole Baty, Doug Draucker, Keith Hanlon, & Lisa Sullivan     Stage Management: Joseph Papa  with  Alan Perrow & Kim Schenk

On the Twentieth Century May 4 – 20  On the “Twentieth Century,” a fabulous luxury train, are Oscar Jaffe, the flamboyant but sinking impresario with four flops in a row, and Lily Garland, Hollywood star and former Jaffe protégé. A rival producer, a wealthy religious nut, Oscar’s henchmen, and various passengers and crew members add zest to the merry, madcap journey.   Directed by Robert Throckmorton. Vocal Direction: Jimmy Hicks, Musical Direction: Tim Brewster   with   Amy Berlin, Emily Carveth, Earle Elaine Draucker, Jenny Fralin, Greg Frazee, Richard Halenda, Rick Jaeger, Jacqueline Jones, Marty Manuel, Jay McCullough, Scott Melton, Erica-Sayre Moll, Bobbie Moore, Terri Moore, Randy Patton, Dale Rambo, Lee Rettig, Tiffany Shifflett, Michael White, & Taylor Williams    May 4 – 19 Thursdays, Fridays, & Saturdays 8:00 PM May 6 – 20 Saturdays, Sundays 2:30 PM $8 adults; $6 senior citizen (55+) and students. Info/tickets: 804-501-5859 or 804-501-5115

 

 

Posted January, 2007

Jacqueline Jones in  

Swift Creek Mill Theatre Colonial Heights, VA http://www.swiftcreekmill.com/     804-748-5203

Flowers for Algernon By David Rogers from the novel by Daniel Keyes January 31 – March 17, 2007 The compelling story of mentally-challenged Charlie Gordon, the willing victim of a strange experiment with a mouse named Algernon .a surgical experiment that promises to increase his intelligence dramatically.  Poignant, funny, tragic, and full of hope for the indomitable spirit of man. Paul Deiss as Charlie with ‘Rick Gray, Audra Honaker, Jacqueline Jones,  Lisa Kotula, Jen Meharg, Jeff Meisner,  Adam Minx, Tom Width, Joy Williams

2006

Posted November, 2006

Over the River and Through the Woods

By Joe DiPietro

“Truly Delightful! The performances in the Tavern Production  make this show sparkle with laughter.  It made my better half and me laugh a lot and it warmed our hearts!  It’s in the Spirit of the Season.” Frank Creasy, Richmond VA Theatre	“Remarkable! Over the River ¿ is a delightful trip to take. Never less than lovable.  Warm and welcome. A nicely modulated script and a skillful cast. Warmly funny and authentic.” David Timberline, STYLE Weekly
“Terrific! A gem of a production. David Bridgewater delightfully throws himself into the character.  Matthew Costello, Jackie Jones and Jolene Carroll are all delightful. Lights up Hanover Tavern!” John Porter, WCVE FM	“Charming! Repeatedly amused the opening-night audience. Sharply tuned performances! Director Bruce Miller does the play justice and then some. Pleasant.  Funny.  Attractive.” Susan Haubenstock The Richmond Times-Dispatch

Barksdale Theatre at Hanover Tavern 
EXTENDED through January 14!

November 16, 2006 ¿ January 7, 2007
Barksdale Theatre at Hanover Tavern

           

with

David Bridgewater, Jolene Carroll, Christopher Clawson,

Matthew Costello, Stephanie Dray, and Jacqueline Jones

Nick Cristano sets out to tell both sets of Italian grandparents big news about his promotion… without planning to stay for dinner. Big mistake! How can he break the news to his family that he’ll have to move out of town? Famiglia and tradition hold sway in this funny and touching comedy, and Nick is in for a boisterous feast of an evening as the older generation cooks, cajoles and even invites a nice girl to share in the meal! Nick struggles to stay true to both his family and himself, but by the end of a hilarious evening around the table, he’ll know and love his family even more. From the author of the popular I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change. Full priced Tickets are $38.
See the full performance schedule / Purchase tickets online.

www.BarksdaleRichmond.org
Or call 804-282-2620

 

Posted August, 2006

Jacqueline Jones in Unwrap Your Candy

as “Ms. Haviland” in Wildwood Park  &

as “The Mother” in Lot 13: The Bone Violin

What:	Jacqueline Jones in staged readings of early Doug Wright one-acts, two of which ended up in ¿Best American Short Plays.¿  These one-acts run as an embellishment to Firehouse’s production of Wright’s I Am My Own Wife.
Who:	Douglas Jones, Jacqueline Jones, Jacqueline O’Connor, Granville Scott, Charles Wax
Where:	Firehouse Theatre Project Richmond, Virginia 804-355-2001
When:	Tuesday, September 19, 2006
More Information:	http://firehousetheatre.org/events/item/unwrap-you-candy/  804-355-2001

 

 

Posted July, 2006

 

Jacqueline Jones as “Mrs. Boyle” in Agatha Christie’s

The Mousetrap

What:	Jacqueline Jones as “Mrs. Boyle” in The Mousetrap   One hit leads to another, and no hit can top this classy thriller from Agatha Christie, the grand dame of suspense. Now in its 54th incredible year on London¿s West End, The Mousetrap is the world¿s longest running play, and it continues to enthrall, entertain and thrill audiences from every corner of the globe. In her own inimitable style, Dame Christie has created a gallery of fascinating characters, an atmosphere of shuddering suspense, and a brilliantly intricate plot where murder lurks around every corner, and no one guesses whodunnit until the final curtain falls. A group of strangers stranded at a country inn must contend with a murderer in their midst. As a snow storm rages outside and the phone lines go down, past lives and secrets are bared, and everyone struggles to protect themselves and identify the guilty party before it¿s too late. An invigorating thrill ride from start to finish, The Mousetrap is a must-see classic for anyone interested in world-class entertainment.
Who:	Molly Beilhart, Matthew Costello, Tony Foley, Daingerfield Henley, David Janeski, Jacqueline Jones, Daren Kelly, Joseph Pabst, Angela Shipley
Where:	Barksdale Theatre at Hanover Tavern,  Hanover, VA 804-282-2620
When:	September 8 ¿ October 15 , 2006
More Information:	www.barksdalerichmond.org  804-282-2620

 

Posted August, 2006

 

Jacqueline Jones as “Ouiser” in Steel Magnolias

What:	Jacqueline Jones as “Ouiser” in Steel Magnolias   “The lively patrons and employees of Truvy¿s beauty salon in suburban Louisiana show their indomitable strength and character in the face of personal tragedy. Alternately hilarious and touching, this story of six Southern women has always met with immediate critical and popular acclaim.”
Who:	Jolene Carroll, Audra Honaker, Jacqueline Jones, Vicki  McLeod, Joy Williams, Stephanie Zabner-Hodgkiss
Where:	Swift Creek Mill Theatre, Colonial Heights, VA 804-748-5203
When:	Through August 12, 2006
More Information:	804-748-5203  http://www.swiftcreekmill.com/

Posted July, 2006 

Jacqueline Jones in New Voices for the Theatre’s

The Really Big Important Test by Zachary Dalton

What:	Jacqueline Jones: Professional Influence to a Student Playwright
Who:	Roy Boyd, Thomas Cunningham, Jacqueline Jones, Jillian Resnick,  Maggie Roop, Jase Smith
Where:	Firehouse Theatre Project 804-355-2001
When:	July 15, 2006, 2:00 PM
More Information:	New Voices for the Theatre 804-788-5450

 

 

Posted June, 2006

 

Jacqueline Jones as “Ms Led”

Cavalier Telephone & Internet Spots

What:	Jacqueline Jones as “Ms Led” in Cavalier Ads
Who:	Jacqueline Jones & Garet Chester
Where:	Television and Radio
When:	Ongoing

 

 

May, 2006

 

Jacqueline Jones as “Willa Mae Wilcox” in

A Bad Year for Tomatoes

What:	Jacqueline Jones as “Willa Mae Wilcox” in               A Bad Year for Tomatoes
Who:	David Atkins, Laura Bukalsky, Jenny Fralin, Rick Jaeger, Jacqueline Jones, Crystal Oakley, and Woody Robertson
Where:	Cultural Arts Center in Glen Allen: Henrico Theatre Company, Glen Allen, VA
When:	May 5-21, 2006
More Information:	http://www.co.henrico.va.us/rec/  804-501-5859

 

January, 2006

Jacqueline Jones as “Jillian” in Birth

 

What:	Jacqueline Jones as “Jillian” in Birth
Who:	Tiffany Jana, Jacqueline Jones, Jennifer Krisch, Precious Leontyne, Mary McMillan, Marcia Quick, and Jessica Smith
Where:	Firehouse Theatre Project, Richmond, VA
When:	January 12-22, 2006
More Information:	804-355-2001; http://www.firehousetheatre.org/,  www.birththeplay.com

 

2005

November, 2005

 

Jacqueline Jones in Das Barbecu

What:	Jacqueline Jones as “a passel of characters” in Das Barbecu
Who:	Robin Arthur, Jacqueline Jones, Jason Marks, Debra Wagoner Pabst, and Derek Phipps
Where:	Swift Creek Mill Theatre, Colonial Heights, VA
When:	November 4, 2005 – January 7, 2006
More Information:	804-748-5203;  http://www.swiftcreekmill.com/

August, 2005

 

Jacqueline Jones in Lucky Stiff

What:	Jacqueline Jones as a variety of sillies in Lucky Stiff
Who:	Brandon Becker, Jeff Clevenger, Debra Clinton, Audra Honaker, Jacqueline Jones, Kim Jones-Clark, Jason Marks, Jeff Meisner, Joe Pabst, and Andy Resnick
Where:	Swift Creek Mill Theatre in Colonial Heights, VA
When:	August 26, 2005 – October 29, 2005
More Information:	804-748-5203;  http://www.swiftcreekmill.com/

 

 

 

 

 

 

THEATRE Representative Roles

Hostage	Crisis/Hostage Negotiation Training	RVA Police Officers & Federal Agents – Harry Drucker	2021
Ensemble, Multiple	THAT DAMN HORSE: Gay Rodeo	University of Idaho	2021
Carol	4000 DAYS	Richmond Triangle Players	2021
Sister Emory, Narrator	BEFORE A FALL by Lily Marie Mercer	Firehouse Theatre (World Premiere)	2020
Ann	Ann by Holland Taylor	Firehouse Theatre	2020
Ann	Ann by Holland Taylor	Hampton Sydney University	2020
Mm Aubrey, Lise, Ann	CYRANO DE BERGERAC	Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2019
Blanche Devereaux	Golden Girls: THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY Helene Wagner – Concert Reading	Lifelong Learning Center Beth Sholom Parkside	2019 2019
DIRECTOR	​JUST BEFORE THE DROP by David-Matthew Barnes	K Dance (Firehouse)	2019
DIRECTOR	​CHICKS by Grace McKeaney	K Dance (Firehouse)	2019
Marie Tallis	THE FRENCH APARTMENT Helene Wagner Concert Reading	Lifelong Learning Center	2019
Dot	SAVANNAH SIPPING SOCIETY	Swift Creek Mill	2019
Roberta	ADMISSIONS	TheatreLAB	2019
Grandma Margaret	UNBECOMING	Coalition Theatre	2019
Linda	BRAVE NEW WORLD	Quill Theatre/ CACAGA	2018
DIRECTOR	HIGH GRASS by Irene Ziegler	K Dance (RTP)	2018
DIRECTOR	FERRIS WHEEL by Mary Miller	K Dance (RTP)	2018
Libby Ruth	ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID	Swift Creek Mill	2018
Helene	SIGNIFICANT OTHER	TheatreLAB	2018
Claudia, Helen, Nancy, and Grace	ELEGIES FOR ANGELS, PUNKS & RAGING QUEENS	Richmond Triangle Players In Memory of Richard Nabhan	2018
Beatrice	TELLING OF THE BEES Chandler Hubbard Staged Reading	5th Wall, Chelsea Burke	2018
Marcie	ALL IN by Mark Covington & Joanna Lee	Firehouse Staged Reading	2017, 2018
Mrs. Cauthen	WISHING WELL	CAT Theatre (Chamberlayne)	2017
DIRECTOR	BOLERO / SHORTS 2017	K Dance (RTP)	2017
DIRECTOR	THE AUDITION / SHORTS 2017	K Dance (RTP)	2017
DIRECTOR	A SONG IN THE WILDERNESS (Larry Gard)	Larry Gard, Playwright & Producer	2017
Miss Tweed	SOMETHING’S AFOOT	Swift Creek Mill	2017
Pig	THE LITTLE RED HEN	Swift Creek Mill	2017
Peggy	THE FOURTH WALL	Firehouse Theatre	2016
DIRECTOR	THREES PLEASE	Science Museum of VA	2016
DIRECTOR	A PASSING FANCY	Bifocals at CAT	2016
The Long Trip, The Green Hill, Runway	SHORTS 2016	K Dance (RTP)	2016
Nita Mooney	THE HALLELUJAH GIRLS	Swift Creek Mill	2016
DIRECTOR	BOLERO / Yes Dance Invitational	K Dance (Firehouse)	2016
Rita	THE LYONS	5th Wall Theatre Company	2015
Rita	THE LYONS segment:  party + preview	5th Wall Theatre Company	2015
Mrs. Sorken	SHORTS Beckett, Durang, Durang, Beckett Dance-Theatre Conversations Dance, Drama & Beyond: artoberfest SHORTS 2018	K Dance at Dogtown Dance K Dance at JCC Arts K Dance at CAT K Dance at RTP	2015 2016 2017 2018
Cissy	QUARTET*	CAT Chamberlayne Actors	2015
Claire	UNCANNY VALLEY	5th Wall Theatre	2015
Mrs. Sorken	SHORTS Beckett, Durang, Durang, Beckett Dance-Theatre Conversations Dance, Drama & Beyond: artoberfest SHORTS 2018	K Dance at Dogtown Dance K Dance at JCC Arts K Dance at CAT K Dance at RTP	2015 2016 2017 2018
Mrs. Sorken	SHORTS Beckett, Durang, Durang, Beckett Dance-Theatre Conversations Dance, Drama & Beyond: artoberfest SHORTS 2018	K Dance at Dogtown Dance K Dance at JCC Arts K Dance at CAT K Dance at RTP	2015 2016 2017 2018
Mrs. Sorken	SHORTS Beckett, Durang, Durang, Beckett Dance-Theatre Conversations Dance, Drama & Beyond: artoberfest SHORTS 2018	K Dance at Dogtown Dance K Dance at JCC Arts K Dance at CAT K Dance at RTP	2015 2016 2017 2018
Jeannette	THE QUALITY OF LIFE*	Hattheatre	2014
Miss Skillon	SEE HOW THEY RUN	Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2014
Victoria	TRANSITION by by John S. Anastasi (staged reading)	5th Wall Theatre Company	2014
Rita	THE LYONS segment:  party + preview	5th Wall Theatre Company	2014
Out of the Fog by Jess Lucia	BEYOND BARBIE: BREAKING FREE Transcending Barriers of Mind, Body and Circumstance	One Billion Rising RVA & Beyond Barbie – Susan Singer	2013
Mrs. McAndrews et al	SONS OF THE PROPHET	Cadence Theatre Company in partnership with Virginia Rep	2013
DIRECTOR	DAS BARBECU	Henrico Theatre Company	2013
DIRECTOR	A PASSING FANCY	Barksdale Bifocals (Va Rep)	2013
Emcee	RICHMOND PLAYWRIGHTS FORUM SHOWCASE 2013	Richmond Playwrights Forum	2013
Mrs. Tottendale	THE DROWSY CHAPERONE*	Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2013
DIRECTOR	ALMIGHTY BOB	Chamberlayne Actors Theatre	2012
Ladee Byrd Macbreath	SHAKESPEARE IN THE TRAILER PARK (staged reading)	Richmond Shakespeare	2012
Mrs. Bradman	BLITHE SPIRIT	Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2012
	A GENDER-REVERSED EXPLORATION OF CORIOLANUS	Va-Rep Willow Lawn	2012
Miss Palmer	MISS PALMER’S SCHOOL FOR PENMANSHIP AND CIVIL BEHAVIOR (staged reading), by Irene Ziegler	The Shop	2012
Linda	DEATH OF A SALESMAN	Firehouse Theatre Project	2012
DIRECTOR	Henrico Theatre Company 25th Annual One-Act Showcase	Henrico Theatre Company at Cultural Art Center at Glen Allen	2011
JUDGE	Virginia High School League	Central District Competition	2011
Sarah	QUILTERS*	Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2011
DIRECTOR	GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES	Firehouse Theatre Project’s Readers’ Theatre Series	2011
Big Mama	CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF	Firehouse Theatre Project	2011
Narrator – Hershel	Holiday Stories: “Kwanzaa!” & “Gift of the Magi” & “Hershel and the Hannukah Goblins”	Richmond Shakespeare	2011
Narrator, Square Dance Caller, Self Defense Instructor	HEARTS ONLINE – AN ONLINE DATING MUSICAL (World Premiere) (staged reading: see Leap of Faith	By Rebecca Jones Firehouse Theatre Project) Music Paul Robert Bartsch	2011 2012
Golda Meir	GOLDA’S BALCONY (guest artist JCC)	Jewish Family Theatre TheatreLAB	2010 2019
Ensemble	365 DAYS/365 PLAYS Revisited	K Dance Production with Firehouse Theatre Project	2010
Narrator/Ensemble	LAST WAGON WEST (staged reading by Margie Langson)	Firehouse Theatre Project	2010
Sassy	A THORN BETWEEN TWO ROSES	Barksdale Bifocals	2010
Angelica	MY MAN GODFREY	On the Air Radio Players	2010
	THE POETRY RECITAL AND FANCY HAT SOCIETY	Barksdale Bifocals	2010
Ensemble	365 DAYS/365 PLAYS Revisited Again	K Dance Production Yes, Virginia – Dance	2010
The Porter	THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH, A Gender-Reversed Interpretation	Richmond Shakespeare	2010
Vernadette Jeri Neal	DIXIE SWIM CLUB* DIXIE SWIM CLUB	Chamberlayne Actors Theatre Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2010 2014
Nana	THE VELVETEEN RABBIT	Theatre IV at Barksdale WL	2010
Vernadette Jeri Neal	DIXIE SWIM CLUB* DIXIE SWIM CLUB	Chamberlayne Actors Theatre Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2010 2014
Golda Meir	GOLDA’S BALCONY (guest artist JCC)	Jewish Family Theatre TheaterLAB	2010 2019
Kate	ALL MY SONS	Chamberlayne Actors Theatre	2009
Louise	LUAU AT ACORN ACRES	“Hot Lunch at the Firehouse” Staged Reading	2009
Ensemble	LIFE UPON THE WICKED STAGE: ACTORS & THEIR STORIES	Billy Christopher Maupin Production  Cabaret	2009
Mom	TRUE WEST	Henley Street Theatre	2009
Aunt Martha	ARSENIC AND OLD LACE	Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2009
Narrator see Hearts Online	LEAP OF FAITH: THE ONLINE DATING MUSICAL                          (staged reading at	By Rebecca Jones Hamilton Beach)	2009
Barbara Ellen Diggs	THE NEW CENTURY	Richmond Triangle Players	2009
Little Nell/Mrs. Fezziwig/Beadle’s Wife	MRS. BOB CRATCHIT’S WILD CHRISTMAS BINGE	Firehouse Theatre Project Staged Reading/Billy Christopher Maupin	2008, 2009, 2010
Queen Mother	RUMPELSTILTKIN’S DAUGHTER	Theatre IV	2008
Don John	MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING	Henley Street Theatre	2008
DIRECTOR	BREAKFAST WITH LES AND BESS	Henrico Theatre Company	2008
General Cartwright	GUYS AND DOLLS*	Barksdale Theatre	2008
2nd Violin	THE MORPHEUS QUARTET	K Dance Yes, Virginia – Dance	2008
Reader	CENSORSHIP: THE WAR OVER WORDS	VA Holocaust Museum	2008
Ensemble	RAGTIME (A CONCERT READING)	STAGE 1 with Chase Kniffen	2008
Jack’s Mother	INTO THE WOODS	Barksdale: Willow Lawn	2007
Ensemble	FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON	Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2007
Letitia Primrose	ON TWENTIETH CENTURY*	Henrico Theatre Company	2007
Helga Ten Dorp	DEATHTRAP	Barksdale: Hanover Tavern	2007
Ensemble Someone Troops Member	365 DAYS/365 PLAYS “WEEK 50” “REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE” “INFLATION”	K Dance Production with Barksdale: Willow Lawn	2007
Teacher	A CHRISTMAS STORY	Theatre IV	2007
Mrs. Clement Moore	‘TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS	Science Museum of VA	2007
Willa Mae Wilcox	A BAD YEAR FOR TOMATOES	Henrico Theatre Company	2006
Ouiser Clairee    Clairee Clairee	STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS	Swift Creek Mill Theatre Sycamore Rouge VA Rep at Hanover Tavern Heritage Theatre Festival	2006 2012 2013 2019
Mrs. Boyle	THE MOUSETRAP	Barksdale:Hanover Tavern	2006
Mother Mrs. Haviland	UNWRAP YOUR CANDY LOT 13:    The Bone Vioin WILDWOOD PARK	Firehouse Theatre Project Staged Reading	2006
Aida	OVER THE RIVER & THROUGH THE WOODS	Barksdale: Hanover Tavern Henrico Theatre Company	2006 2010
Ouiser Clairee    Clairee Clairee	STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS	Swift Creek Mill Theatre Sycamore Rouge VA Rep at Hanover Tavern Heritage Theatre Festival	2006 2012 2013 2019
Ouiser Clairee    Clairee Clairee	STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS	Swift Creek Mill Theatre Sycamore Rouge VA Rep at Hanover Tavern Heritage Theatre Festival	2006 2012 2013 2019
Ouiser Clairee    Clairee Clairee	STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS STEEL MAGNOLIAS	Swift Creek Mill Theatre Sycamore Rouge VA Rep at Hanover Tavern Heritage Theatre Festival	2006 2012 2013 2019
Mama Lillie	HANK WILLIAMS: Lost Highway	Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2005
Ensemble	LUCKY STIFF	Swift Creek Mill Theatre	2005
Jillian	BIRTH  premier                    Staged Reading                                                Full Production	Midwifery Convention Firehouse Theatre Project	2005 2006
Cicada/Ant	INSECT CLUB: The Musical	Science Museum of VA	2004
Ensemble Goat’s Mother	ROBBER BRIDEGROOM	Dogwood Dell	2004
Jocelyn	David Sedaris’s SEASON’S GREETINGS * SANTALAND DIARIES	Richmond Triangle Players Sycamore Rouge Richmond Triangle Players	2004 2009 2017
Jocelyn	David Sedaris’s SEASON’S GREETINGS * SANTALAND DIARIES	Richmond Triangle Players Sycamore Rouge Richmond Triangle Players	2004 2009 2017
Jocelyn	David Sedaris’s SEASON’S GREETINGS * SANTALAND DIARIES	Richmond Triangle Players Sycamore Rouge Richmond Triangle Players	2004 2009 2017
Ensemble	SONGS OF BEDLAM (premiere)	Barksdale: Willow Lawn	2003
Miss Goose	BRER RABBIT	Theatre IV Glen Allen	2002
Letrice Monsee	LEGENDS	Dogwood Dell	2002
Aunt May	ITALIAN AMERICAN RECONCILIATION	Barksdale: Willow Lawn	2001
Helene	ALONE TOGETHER	Chamberlayne Actors Theatre	2001
Ensemble	HYSTERICAL BLINDNESS w/Leslie Jordan	Richmond Triangle Players	2000
Mrs. Mullin	CAROUSEL	Barksdale: Willow Lawn	2000
Ensemble	VIOLET	Barksdale: Willow Lawn	1999
Mrs. Helen Potts	PICNIC	Ashland Stage Co	1998
Ensemble	SHE LOVES ME	Barksdale: Willow Lawn	1998
Grace	SLEEPING BEAUTY	Theatre IV	1997
Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle	THE MAGIC MRS. PIGGLE-WIGGLE *	Theatre IV	1996 ,  2004
Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle	THE MAGIC MRS. PIGGLE-WIGGLE *	Theatre IV	1996 ,  2004
Fricka/Erda track	DAS BARBECU *	Barksdale: Hanover Tavern Swift Creek Mill Theatre	1996 2005
Fricka/Erda track	DAS BARBECU *	Barksdale: Hanover Tavern Swift Creek Mill Theatre	1996 2005
Mrs. Gloop	CHARLIE & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY	Theatre IV	1994?
Ensemble	JOHNNY APPLESEED	Theatre IV	1993
Ensemble	QUILTERS	Theatre IV Swift Creek Mill	1991 2011
Effie	ERNEST IN LOVE	Barksdale: Hanover Tavern	1990
Edith Zuckerman	CHARLOTTE’S WEBB (musical/straight)	Theatre IV	199?, 2002
Edith Zuckerman	CHARLOTTE’S WEBB (musical/straight)	Theatre IV	199?, 2002
Sheila	THE BOYS NEXT DOOR	Theatre IV	1989
Bev	GRACELAND	Theatre IV	1989
Jack’s Mom/Giant’s Wife/pig/boss lady	JACK AND THE BEANSTALK JACK AND THE BEANSTALK with the 1988 premiere cast	Theatre IV	1988, 1992 2010
Jack’s Mom/Giant’s Wife/pig/boss lady	JACK AND THE BEANSTALK JACK AND THE BEANSTALK with the 1988 premiere cast	Theatre IV	1988, 1992 2010
Prunella Fairy Godmother	CINDERELLA	Theatre IV	1988 1993
Prunella Fairy Godmother	CINDERELLA	Theatre IV	1988 1993
DIRECTOR	THE DRUNKARD	Vicki Shapiro Drama Workshop	1987(?)
Janie	ISN’T IT ROMANTIC	Theatre IV	1987
Queen	SLEEPING BEAUTY  (Musical)	Theatre IV	1986
JUDGE	Virginia High School League	Colonial District Competition	1985(?)
Zerbinetta	SCAPINO	Theatre IV	1985
Betsy aka Kate	HUGS & KISSES (child abuse prevention)	Theatre IV	1983-1988
Sonia	GODSPELL	Fredericksb’g Theatre Co	1983
Ensemble	HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS	Haymarket Dinner Theatre	1982?
Lt. Gerard	MISTER ROBERTS	Theatre IV	1981
Kit Kat Girl	CABARET	Theatre IV	1981
RESIDENT ACTOR	Touring Children & Local Adult Seasons	Theatre IV   1980-1988	1980-1988
Content	THE MARRIAGE-GO-ROUND	Alpha Omega Players	1979
Cactus Bell	JENNY, THE MAIL-ORDER BRIDE	Alpha Omega Players	1979
Mrs. Wilson	THE DRUNKARD	Alpha Omega Players	1979
ACCOMPANIST	THE DIARY OF ADAM AND EVE	Alpha Omega Players	1979
Dancer (Ensemble)	THE HORN IN THE WEST	Southern Appalachian Hist So	1978
Brer Wolf	THE TALES OF UNCLE REMUS	Southern Appalachian Hist So	1978
Dorothy	THE WIZARD OF OZ story theatre tour	out of Minneapolis, MN	1978
Reenie	THE DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS	Summer Season at VCU	1976?