Meet the VSC Troupe!
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Grace Beach is ecstatic to be a part of The Troupe with Virginia Stage Company. A native to Hampton Roads, Grace is passionate about seeing the burgeoning local art community thrive. She has most recently been seen at Little Theater of Norfolk in Five Women Wearing the Same Dress, The Venue on 35th in The Virgin Sketch Comedy Show and on Beachstreet USA frightening and delighting children as an animatronic dragon. Grace received a Bachelor of Arts in Theater with a concentration in Acting from Christopher Newport University in 2010. She is trained in Rapier and Dagger, Quarterstaff, and Unarmed Stage Combat receiving Basic Pass in each from the SAFD in 2010. |
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Josh Cooper is honored to be working with VSC. Cooper holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Performance from Old Dominion University. His recent theatre credits include a touring ODU production of a DreamPlay (Wilmington and New Orleans fringe festivals), Polaroid Stories, Eurydice and Scapino for which he played the title role and received an Irene Ryan nomination for the KCACTF Region IV. Cooper would like to give thanks to Chris, Patrick, Brendan and the entire VSC family for this wonderful opportunity. Also endless thanks to his parents Steve & Kelly, sister Peyton, and girlfriend Ashlee for their never ending support. |
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Casey Croson, having done two internships in past VSC productions, is thrilled to be a member of the CULTIVATE program. A somewhat-recent graduate from Old Dominion University, Casey holds a BFA in Theatre for acting and has been in shows such as Scapino!, Little Shop of Horrors, and The Women of Lockerbie. He's made a small niche in moving things around silently from his performance in The Fantasticks at the Wells Theatre, and over the past summer has been spinning fire, walking on stilts, and generally clowning-around at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. |
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Andy Hernandez is a third year MFA acting candidate at University of South Carolina, originally from Newport, RI, finishing his masters degree spending a season with VSC. Andy has previously worked with Pacific Performance Project east, The Prizery, Theatre West Virginia, andTheatre South Carolina. Past performances include Godspell (Judas/John the Baptist), Three Sisters (Andrei/Solyony), Macbeth (Banquo), Hamlet (Claudius/Ghost), Present Laughter (Morris), The Jungle Book (Kaa), R&H Cinderella (The King), All Shook Up (Sheriff Earl), and Polaroid Stories (D/Dionysus). Much thanks and love to his family back home for their support in all his endeavors. |
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Camille Robinson is over the moon to be working with the Virginia Stage Company. She is active in the local theater both in Norfolk and in her hometown of Elizabeth City, NC. Credits include Hope Cladwell in Urinetown: The Musical, Mayzie in Seussical: The Musical (Encore Theater Company) and Ben in Night of the Living Dead (Coast Players). Camille had the pleasure and honor of playing Ruby Evans in the original, student written and directed play Kind of Blue, while studying Drama at UNC Chapel Hill. She sends the biggest hugs and kisses to her mother, father, brother, sister-in-law (little baby girl!), godmother and friends and family whose love and support she would be nothing without. |
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Emma Stephens is a recent graduate from Flagler College where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Theater Arts. Her first love in the theater is directing, and hopes to one day have the opportunity to pursue it professionally. Some of Emma's past credits include, Bachelor Holiday (Director), Stuck (Director), Mad House (Stage manager), Dark of the Moon (Asst. Stage Manager). Emma could not be more excited to be a part VSC's CULTIVATE program, and she would like to acknowledge all of her friends and family who provide her with constant love and support. Thank you everyone!
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