King Lear
Earl of Gloucester

“Heart-Rending Pathos...Striking Work” - Judith Newmark, St. Louis Post-Dispatch

“Splendid Gem of a Production” - Mark Bretz, Ladue News

“It Would Be a Mistake to Miss This One” - Andrea Braun, The Vital Voice

“Pulses With Life, As Crisp and Vibrant As New Growth” - Paul Friswold, The Riverfront Times

Antony and Cleopatra
Octavius Caesar

“William Roth’s Caesar is a cold bureaucrat, snapping off lines with the manner of a man who has many other things to do and say today. He’s a chief executive who chafes more than rages at Antony’s peccadilloes. Indeed, he ticks off Antony’s failings in the same detached manner that he lists pirate rebellions and a recent civil uprising. They, like Antony, are inefficient, bad for business, bad for Rome and, hence, bad for Caesar. The suggested solution to Antony and Caesar’s falling-out — Antony’s marriage to Caesar’s sister — suits him because it’s expedient, politically sound and good for business.” – Riverfront Times

The Winter's Tale
Polixenes

Romeo and Juliet
Apothecary