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DARYL ROTH PRESENTS
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"A Dolphin Up a Tree! is based on the Myers-Briggs theory of personality types and Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences. During my early school years I knew I was different, not being good at math or sports, " says director Kimberly Foster. "The four animals, representing four human temperaments, learn they must coexist despite their differences."
Cast: Stephanie Acevedo (Dolphin) is a recent graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. As well as being a Singer and Actress, she also performs regularly in New York as a Comedienne. She is very pleased to be a welcomed addition to the cast of Dolphin Up a Tree. She would like to thank her family and friends for their love and support. And would like to wish the entire cast and crew of Dolphin a great run! Evan (Beaver) is excited to return for his second season in the Magic Bridge Theatre Company? production of A Dolphin Up A Tree! Recently, Evan was seen in the New York Storytellers series as Pietro in The Shadow. He also produced the new play In the Absence with the Black Orchid Theater Company at the inaugural Fashion Playfest Festival last year. Film: Trust the Man. Evan holds a BA in Theater Arts from Brandeis University, where his credits included The Winters Tale, Losing the Game, City of Angels, and Biloxi Blues. Thanks to Ashley, friends, and family for their support. Zack (Owl) is an award-winning actor and playwright from Philadelphia. He is the recipient of the Philadelphia Young Playwrights Festival (2001), the Tibie Rosenfield Prize for Drama (2004), and the Harold & Mimi Steinberg Prize for Best Original Play ("Praying for Grace," 2005). When he's not dressed as poultry Zack enjoys looking for work, any work, even if it doesn't pay that well, or pay at all, or even if he has to pay Daniel Ajl Kitrosser (Fox) is a performer and writer. He is thrilled to be
rejoining Dolphin for a second season, and can soon be heard reprising his role
as Fox in the cartoon version of the show, "Tina's World." As an award-winning
playwright, Daniel wrote the screenplay "Rydal Park" starring Brad Oscar
("The Producers") and Mary Beth Peil ("Dawson's Creek") as well as the upcoming film,
"Bodybuilder Island" (visit www.bodybuilderisland.com). He is currently at work on a
one man show about Patti Lupone. Paul Urcioli is an actor, director and teacher living in Brooklyn. He recently directed A Walk in the Public Area at the Atlantic Theater and The Devil and Billy Markham and Americana Absurdum at the Lucille Lortel Theater in last year's NY Fringe Festival. Other directing credits include: Our Town and Twelfth Night with NYU Undergraduate Drama/Atlantic Theater Company; the festival award winner Bridezilla Strikes Back; Brian Parks Suspicious Package at the HERE Arts Center; Little Red Riding Hood, The Rimers of Eldritch, Jitterbugging: Scenes of Sex in a New Society, The Women, Pullman Car Hiawatha, The Happy Journey to Trenton & Camden, Mom and the Razor Blades, Harm's Way, Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet as well as one acts in The Atlantic Theater Company's New Works Series on the Second Stage. Paul is also the director in residence for The Magic Bridge Theater Company and has directed the original productions of A Dolphin up a Tree, The Big Stew and Happy Flower and the Weeping Willow (all written by Kimberly Foster) as well as music videos for The Funky Monkeys. As an actor, he was most recently seen in Fly (Lincoln Center Clark Theater) Americana Absurdum at PS 122 and the Lortel, Eat the Taste at the Barrow Street Theater. Other NY Theater includes: Over the River and Through the Woods, MOJO, Harvest, Goner, Bobbie Lei's Hawaiian Halloween, Rosemary for Remembrance, Laguna Beach, Saved, Bob's Self Improvement Seminar, Troilus & Cressida. Film: The Killing Floor, Calling it Quits, Off the Black, Shoplifting Chanel, Parallel Worlds, Wait Here, TV: Law and Order (Original, CI and SVU), Six Degrees, Conviction, Third Watch, Sex and the City, All My Children, The Guiding Light and a recurring role on the CBS drama Queens Supreme. He has also appeared in national commercials for Verizon, Delta, Volkswagen, IBM, CNN, Staples, Tuscan, Las Vegas and BrownCo. Paul teaches Advanced Performance Technique and Improvisation at The Atlantic Theater Company Acting School, is Adjunct Faculty at N.Y.U.'s Tisch School of the Arts and was an Artist in Residence at Oberlin College from 1986-89 teaching acting, movement, improvisation and performing with members of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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