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GROSS INDECENCY:
THE THREE TRIALS OF OSCAR WILDE Aug 11 - Sept 2, 2012 by Moisès Kaufman • directed by Liz Fenstermaker Bad Habit Productions CAST Morgan Bernhard, Kyle Cherry, John Geoffrion, Gabriel Graetz, Joey Heyworth, David Lutheran, Derek McCormack, Matthew Murphy, Luke Murtha, Tom Lawrence, Brooks Reeves JOHN'S AWARDS Best Actor in a Play (Small Theatre) - IRNE Best Actor in a Play (Small/Fringe) - Broadway World Boston PRODUCTION AWARDS Best Play (Small Theatre) - IRNE Best Ensemble (Small Theatre) - IRNE Best Director (Small Theatre), Liz Fenstermaker - IRNE Best Play (Small/Fringe) - Broadway World Boston REVIEWS "I can take any kind of criticism, as long as it is unqualified praise..." - Oscar Wilde (who approves of the following) "Bad Habit's Gross Indecency is remarkable - a large, capable cast delivers subtle, lucid, understated and intelligent work throughout. This fringe company has produced an evening of civilized theatre that several of our Equity houses could not equal. By all means see it." - Thomas Garvey, Hub Review (Twitter feed) "John Geoffrion ... captures beautifully the delightful, self-satisfied sparkle of the wit. He also nails the vulnerable moment when Wilde first stumbles..." - Thomas Garvey, Hub Review "Geoffrion is untouchable as Wilde, perfectly executing his witty exuberance and eventual decline." - Bryce Lambert, Boston Lowbrow "John Geoffrion is mesmerizing... masterful..." - Nancy Grossman, Broadway World Boston "Oscar Wilde is alive and well and at the Calderwood Pavilion. John Geoffrion is the man himself." - Zachary Hare, Zero Point Theater More Unqualified Praise... Killian Melloy, EdgeBoston Lauren Terry, ScoopPost Beverly Creasey, Boston Arts Review Jonathan Clark, Zero Point Theatre Sheila Barth, Theater Mirror Zainab Jalloh, Metro Nelida Nassar, Berkshire Fine Arts |
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I CAPTURE THE CASTLE
May 24 - June 10, 2012 by Dodie Smith • directed by Weylin Symes Stoneham Theatre CAST Melis Aker, Bernie Baldasarro, Marianna Bassham, Allyn Burrows, Charlotte Anne Dore, John Geoffrion, Joey Heyworth, Sarah Jones, Philana Mia, Gerard Slattery, Meredith Stypinski, Sheriden Thomas, Michael Underwood, Dan Whelton REVIEWS The Hub Review • Zingology |
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MURPH
April 13 -28, 2012 by Catherine O'Neill • directed by Brett Marks Argos Productions CAST Robert Pitella Jr (Rep. Kevin Murphy) James Bocock (Gary) Emily Kaye Lazarro (Katie O'Connor) John Geoffrion (Seth Smith) REVIEWS EdgeBoston • MyEntertainmentWorld |
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NEIGHBORHOOD 3: REQUISITION OF DOOM
October 20-29, 2011 by Jennifer Haley • directed by Mikey DiLoreto & Audrey Lynn Sylvia Happy Medium Theatre CAST Kendall Aiguier, Elizabeth Battey, Mike Budwey, Michael Caminiti, Sean A. Cote, Melissa DeJesus, Barbara DiGirolamo, Mikey DiLoreto, Lauren Elias, Melanie Garber, John Geoffrion, Christina Malanga, E. Abigail Matzeder, Nick Miller, Lesley Anne Moreau, Lizette Marie Morris, Luke Murtha, Alyssa Osiecki, Audrey Lynn Sylvia REVIEWS “Doug (John Geoffrion) was hilarious, but effectively flipped the switch to an insistent (sometimes dictatorial) dad when necessary.” - Borah Coburn, My Theatre “I was especially impressed with the performances of ... John Geoffrion and Luke Murtha, who set up the theme of family relationships having their own horror...” - Johnny Monsarrat, Boston Events Insider Edge Boston New England Theatre Geek |
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ARCADIA
August 11-27, 2011 by Tom Stoppard • directed by Daniel Morris Bad Habit Productions JOHN'S NOMINATIONS Best Actor (Small/Fringe), Broadway World Boston Best Ensemble (Small/Fringe), Independent Reviewers of New England PRODUCTION AWARDS Best Play (Small/Fringe), Independent Reviewers of New England Best Director (Small/Fringe) - Daniel Morris (IRNE) Best Supporting Actress - Alycia Sacco (IRNE) CAST Alycia Sacco (Thomasina), Greg Nussen (Septimus), John Geoffrion (Bernard), Sarah Bedard (Hannah), Nick Chris (Valentine), Rebekkah Vega Romero (Chloe), Luke Murtha (Gus/Augustus), A. Nora Long (Lady Croom), David Lutheran (Chater), Glen Moore (Brice), Chris Larson (Noakes), Arthur Waldstein (Jellaby) REVIEWS _“Bad Habit [makes] the complicated absorbable, the complex illuminated, and the humor utterly delightful... John Geoffrion is hilarious.” - Beverly Creasey, Boston Arts Review “Director Daniel Morris ... has a first-rate cast to work with: There is not a weak link or uncertain performance to be seen in this ensemble.” - Killian Melloy, Edge Boston “Easily the best fringe show I’ve seen this year.” - Bryce Lambert, Boston Lowbrow "Bad Habit ... has raised the bar higher and taken Stoppard’s timeless play to an exciting level..." - Sheila Barth, Theatre Mirror New England Theatre Geek Periscope Depth |
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BLACKADDER II: LIVE!
April 8-23, 2011 by Richard Curtis & Ben Elton • directed by Darren Evans Theatre On Fire CAST Craig Houk, Jason Beals, Ann Carpenter, Michael Steven Costello, Nadia de Lemeny, Wayne Fritsche, John Geoffrion, Jenny Gutbezahl, Terrence Haddad, Crystal Lisbon, Chelsea Schmidt, David Schrag, Gerard Slattery, Chris Wagner REVIEWS Boston Globe Preview Article Boston Arts Review Rave! Edge Boston Rave! Boston Globe Rave (mostly)! |
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SINK THE BELGRANO!
Aug 25 - Sep 12, 2010 by Steven Berkoff • directed by Robert McNamara Scena Theatre CAST Nanna Ingvarsson, James Finley, John Geoffrion, Doug Krehbel, Mick McGuire, Michael Miyazaki, David Paglin, John Tweel, Regen Wilson REVIEWS (both raves!) DC Theatre Scene • Washington Life |
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NATIVE SON
April 14 - May 9, 2009 by Richard Wright • directed by Bob Bartlett American Century Theatre CAST Renée Charlow, Evan Crump, JaBen Early, John Geoffrion, Megan Graves, Iman Hassen, Kalon Hayward, Christine Hirrel, Jivon Lee Jackson, Farah Lawal, Mark McKinnon, Paul Morton, Bruce Rauscher, Brian Razzino, Julie Roundtree, Jared Shamberger, Danni Stewart, Bud Stringer, Mick Tinder, Rob Weinzimer REVIEWS Washington Post • DC Theatre Scene • ShowBiz Radio • Potomac Stages |
THE CHERRY ORCHARD
January 15 - February 15, 2009 by Anton Chekhov • directed by Christopher Henley & Gaurav Gopalan WSC Avant Bard CAST Sara Barker, Dior Brown, Evan Crump, Kim Curtis, Dante Deen, John Geoffrion, Melissa Hmelnicky, K Claire Johnson, Erin Kaufman, Richard Mancini, John Moletress, Julie Roundtree, Jay Saunders, Adam Jonas Segaller, Lynn Sharp Spears, Thomas Wood REVIEWS Washington Post • City Paper • DC Theatre Scene Potomac Stages • Metro Weekly_ |
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peace
August 28 - September 28, 2008 world premiere by Callie Kimball, based on Aristophanes directed by Alexander Strain WSC Avant Bard CAST Sara Barker, Joe Brack, Brian Crane, Matt Dewberry, John Geoffrion, Gwen Grastorf, Slice Hicks, Brandon McCoy, Andrew Vergara, Anastasia Wilson, Simone Zvi REVIEWS Washington Post • DC Theatre Scene • Potomac Stages City Paper (wtf?) • WETA (video) _ |
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RED NOSES
June 19 - July 20, 2008 by Peter Barnes • directed by John Geoffrion & Jay Hardee WSC Avant Bard CAST John Bailey, Frank Britton, Brian Crane, Evan Crump, Kim Curtis, Kevin Finkelstein, Jack Fitzmorris, John Geoffrion, Kari Ginsberg, Heather Haney, Jay Hardee, Christopher Henley, Melissa Hmelnicky, Erin Kaufman, Ellie Nicoll, Joe Palka, Matthew Provance, Caitlin Smith, Josh Sticklin, Emily Webbe, Thomas Wood REVIEWS The Good: Potomac Stages • Sun Gazette The Fair-to-Moderate: Metro Weekly • DCist The Ugly (read at your own risk) Washington Post • City Paper • DC Theatre Scene |
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THE GOOD WOMAN OF SETZUAN
March 27 - April 20, 2008 by Bertold Brecht • directed by Allison Stockman Constellation Theatre Co CAST Katie Atkinson, Molly Cahill, Katy Carkuff, Catherine Deadman, John Feist, Kevin Finkelstein, Lewis Freeman, John Geoffrion, Keith Irby, Ashley Ivey, Hilary Kacser, Jenny Leopold, Lisa Lias, Kenny Littlejohn, Beckett Lias Martin, Francisco Reinoso , Joe Thornhill, Meghan Tolmie, Yasmin Tuazon, Ron Ward REVIEWS Washington Post • DC Examiner Potomac Stages • DC Theatre Scene |
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KAFKA’S DICK
November 29, 2007 - January 13, 2008 by Alan Bennett • directed by Joe Banno WSC Avant Bard CAST Christopher Henley (Kafka), Bruce Rauscher (Brod), John Geoffrion (Sydney), Adrienne Nelson (Linda), Bryan Cassidy (Father), Ian Armstrong (Hermann K), Charlotte Aiken (Julie) REVIEWS Washington Post • City Paper Potomac Stages • DC Theatre Scene |
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THE ARABIAN NIGHTS
September 27 - October 21, 2007 adapted by Mary Zimmerman • directed by Allison Stockman Constellation Theatre Co CAST Katie Atkinson, Steve Beall, Katy Carkuff, Misty Demory, Kevin Finkelstein, John Geoffrion, Gwen Grastorf, Keith Irby, Craig Klein, Lisa Lias, Tom Teasley, John Tweel, Anastasia Wilson REVIEWS Washington Post • Potomac Stages |
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THE NINA VARIATIONS
July 6-15, 2007 by Steven Dietz • directed by John Geoffrion The Adequate Players CAST John Geoffrion (Treplev), Kate Kosteva (Nina) REVIEWS The Wire • Portsmouth Herald |