Joey Ouellette as Shelley Levene Joey Ouellette (Levene) -- You're sure to love this extra-large two-storey brick home. Natural Gas and solar panel on the roof. Some parts need updating. Second floor carpeting is seriously thinning. Furnace works well. Brand new moustache. Fred Krysko as John Williamson A Mamet play. A MAMET PLAY! Fred is obviously excited to help bring to life the words of such a great playwright. Previously Fred Krysko (Williamson) has trod the boards in Calgary, Winnipeg, Edmonton, and Chicago. Some favourite roles include Marshall/Glenn in Prepared, Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing, Sam Nash in Plaza Suite, Raphael Coughlan in Portia Coughlan, Mr. Braddock in The Graduate, Solinas in Comedy of Errors, Brendan in The Weir, Richard Warwick in The Unexpected Guest, Judge in Inherit the Wind, Count Puchlik Puszcsykowo in A Secondary Cause of Death, Styles and Lieutenant Sergeant in The Peacock Season, Senator Thomas Jordan in The Manchurian Candidate, Gerard de Villefort in Count of Monte Cristo, and Steven Truscott in Steven: The Steven Truscott Story. Fred is thrilled to be a part of this very talented cast and delighted to work with Fay and Michael again. Enjoy your evening of theatre! Gregory Girty as Dave Moss Gregory Girty (Moss) has appeared at the Shadowbox Theatre in The Rinsing Witch, The Rhinoceros Woman, Pry It From My Cold Dead Hands, and A Haunting In E Flat. Elsewhere in Windsor, he has performed in Girl In The Goldfish Bowl, Into The Woods, Little Shop of Horrors, Sweeney Todd, Les Miserables, and more. His best received roles are villains, to which he brings delight for mischief. He credits Fay Lynn for his inclusion in the cast. “Before I knew the story, I saw an all-male cast and took it as a yellow flag. I needed a sharp woman to talk me into it, to tell me this is about toxic masculinity and ratcheting capitalism. She was right of course -- it’s a very timely story right now.” Mark Lefebvre as George Aaronow Mark Lefebvre (Aaronow) is quite pleased to re-enter the Mametverse, having played Teach in Post Productions’ American Buffalo. A BFA graduate of the University of Windsor School of Dramatic Art, Mark is celebrating 35 years as a professional performing artist. Stage credits include the title role in the world premiere of Brebeuf’s Ghost by Daniel David Moses, prose play Car Men – a play in D at the Detroit Institute of Arts, Sam Shepard’s True West for Breathe Art, The Fantastics, The Doctor in Spite of Himself, The Hobbit, and The Rocky Horror Show with Korda Artistic Productions. He directed Shepard’s Tooth of Crime, Lade Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill starring Leslie McCurdy as Billie Holiday, Zastrozzi by George F. Walker, Dorian Gray by Matt St. Amand from the Oscar Wilde gothic novel, Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, and the Best. Musical. Ever. A Chorus Line. Mark has worked extensively with choreographer Gina Lori Riley on productions across Ontario, reviving seminal works of Canadian modern dance pioneer Judy Jarvis, a six-week Arctic tour, and the feature film Commedia Fantasia. He has appeared in independent films by Otto Buj, Gavin Booth, and in the upcoming tribute to 50s Sci-Fi, Vampire Zombies… From Space! Mark has performed as a therapeutic Clown Doctor, jazz vocalist, multimedia sculptor, photographer, and co-founded the dynamic Stilt Guys. Married to the lovely and talented Susan Doucet, they are proud parents of Jacques, Sylvan, and Cavelle. His middle name is Art. Michael K. Potter as Richard Roma Michael K. Potter (Roma) is the co-owner of The Shadowbox Theatre and Managing Director of Post Productions, where he also produces and directs plays (The Pillowman, Equus, Blasted, The Beauty Queen of Leenane, Stop Kiss, Fatboy, True West). Michael still finds time to act occasionally - most recently as Shawn in Pirate Attack on the 1C Bus Going Downtown, Ian in Blasted, Rolly in Criminal Genius, Singleton Kastamangas in Negatunity, Cradeau in No Exit, Willie in Another Fucking Christmas Play: A Fucking Musical, Reinhart in Shelter in Place, Wesley in The Worst Thing I Ever Did, John in Oleanna, and The Enforcer in season 3 of the Space/SyFy's T.V. series Killjoys. During the day he is a Teaching and Learning Specialist at the University of Windsor. In 2022 Michael received an award for leadership in the performing arts (theatre) from Windsor Endowment for the Arts. He is grateful that this play is finally hitting the Shadowbox stage after several years of delays thanks to that-which-shall-not-be-named – especially since it meant he ended up with this particular cast and crew, all of them first-rate individuals and together a remarkable team. Chris Lanspeary as James Lingk Born and raised in Windsor, Chris Lanspeary (Lingk) has been honing his acting skills in community theatre for over 25 years with a variety of roles big and... not so big. Favourite supporting roles include Renfield in Dracula, Mr Stimson in Our Town and Rev. Brown in Inherit the Wind (Windsor Theatre Players), Mr. Crabtree in School for Scandal (Sun Parlour Players), Lord Clapham in Something Rotten (Korda Artistic Productions) and Claudius in Hamlet (Ghost Light Players). Leading roles include Petruchio in Taming of the Shrew (Sun Parlour Players), Atticus in To Kill A Mockingbird (Windsor Theatre Players), Morgan in The Drawer Boy (Ghost Light) and George in Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf (Theatre Windsor) for which he was awarded the Best Actor by the Western Ontario Drama League. Chris is thrilled and proud to be in his first production with Post Productions and working with such a talented group of actors under the inspiring direction of Michael K. Potter. Check out Chris' role of Capulet in Korda's production of Romeo & Juliet this May! Alex Alejandria as Detective Baylen Glengarry Glen Ross is Alex Alejandria’s (Baylen) second show with Post Productions. The first was Stop Kiss in which he also played a police detective. This is only his third dramatic project along with One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest where he played the role of Doctor Spivey. Most of Alex’s theatrical experience is in musicals. Since the re-opening of venues, he has appeared in The Hunchback Of Notre Dame, The Addams Family Musical, and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street with Cardinal Music Productions at the Kordazone Theatre - all with his daughter Sadie Alejandria as an integral part of the production team. He recently joined the cast of Little Shop Of Horrors opening in September at The Bank Theatre in Leamington. In the “before times”, Alex has worked on the stages of The Capitol Theatre, The Chrysler Theatre, The Green Room Theatre at Lajeunesse, Kingsville’s Migration Hall, The Shadowbox Theatre, and the Kordazone. He is grateful for the opportunities to perform with the best people in the vibrant art scene of our city and its surrounding communities, and extends his appreciation and gratitude to you for being here to behold and enjoy our offering of this David Mamet masterpiece.
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