Recieved his BA in Theatre Arts from Pennstate University
and has been performing and teaching in Sacramento since 1993. Best
known here for his work with the B Street Theatre and Fantasy Theatre
For Children, Kurt has appeared in more than 40 profesional theatrical
productions locally and many more across the country. Kurt also works
in film, television and radio including Mad City with
Dustin Hoffman, Blood Guts Bullets & Octane, Retrievers, Her
Minor Thing and The
Last Way Out. Teaching credits include work with many local
schools and non-profit groups, The Sacramento Actors Workshop, Apprentice
Program Coordinator for the B Street Theatre, and Co-Founder of Pompaneous
Productions Acting Studio.
has been working in Sacramento as an actress, drama
coach, director and teacher for more than 15 years. She was a founder
member of the Fantasy Theatre For Children and has more than 17 touring
productions to her name with that company. Her acting credits also
include The Sacramento Theatre Company, The B Street Theatre, Celebration
Arts, the Intiman theatre in Seattle and extensive work in radio
voice-over, film, and television. As a teacher Amy has taught workshops
at many local schools, worked for Kids On Kamera, The Sacramento
Actors Workshop, John Robert Powers Talent Agency, and produced her
own series of classes for more than five years. Amy's students have
gone on to win local and national talent awards and landed roles
in theater, television and film.
is a working actor who has appeared in more than
forty movies and television programs. (Picture and resume available
on request.) His recent credits include a co-starring role in the
mini-series Gone But Not Forgotten, the Starring
role in the independent movie Ashes, the lead role
of Jake Snow in the award-winning film Sanctuary ,
a co-starring role in the CBS mini-series Ruby Ridge,
and movie roles in Mad City, starring Dustin Hoffman
and John Travolta, and A Smile Like Yours, with
Greg Kinnear. Other motion picture credits include Kindergarten
Kop, Ed Wood, Final Analysis,
and Wisdom.
In addition to his film and television work, Charlie has appeared
in a wide range of stage productions, from Neil Simon's comedies,
to the great works
of noted playwrights such as Sean O'Casey and William Inge. His appearances
since returning to northern California include the lead in “Greater
Tuna” and the co-starring role of Frank Conley, the cantankerous older
brother in the hilarious world premier of the award-winning comedy "Brothers",
written by Dave Williams. Charlie has been teaching and coaching actors for
more than 15 years. His students can be seen in national commercials and
major motion pictures, as well as stage productions and independent films.
He is the only certified teacher of Jeremy Whelan's Mosaic Acting System
on the West Coast, and is the Director of the Sacramento Mosaic Acting Academy.
Kurt
Johnson