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CutTime Players™
- Guest Actors
Actor Biographies for CutTime Players'
production of The Soldier's Tale
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Pat
McElroy (the Narrator) is a
versatile performer. In his acting
career he has played Jesus in the
award-winning film Divine Mercy-No
Escape with Helen Hayes (which also
featured Mother Teresa and the Pope);
Theodore Roosevelt for the Roosevelt
family; George Washington for the
Greenfield Village Theatre Company;
Richard III for the University of
Michigan; Octavius Caesar at the Hilberry
Theater; more auto-industry "characters"
than you can imagine; a cheerleading
teddy-bear for Chevrolet at a Super
Bowl; and an evil mutant in a sci-fi
martial-arts movie! Meanwhile, as
a radio personality in the Detroit
area for more than 15 years, McElroy
co-hosted Night Flight on WJR, anchored
The Great Weekend for eight years,
and finished nine years on Detroit's
famous classical radio station, WQRS. |
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Charles
McGraw (the Devil) was born
and raised in Detroit, and received
an M.F.A. Degree from the University
of Wisconsin in Madison. His Detroit
area credits include performances
as Paul Unger in the Fourth Street
Theatre's The Country Girl, and Dr.
Prentice in What The Butler Saw. Active
with the Jewish Ensemble Theatre,
he is on their Playreading Committee,
played the role of Wingate Whitney
in Bitter Friends, and directed their
production of A Need for Brussel Sprouts.
Charles helped to create the Port
Huron Civic Theatre and rounds out
his career doing film and video work.
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Harry
Wetzel (Joe the Soldier) has directed
The Witching Hour, Room Service, and So
This is London for the Greenfield Village
Theatre Company. He was last seen on the
museum stage as Bill Page in The Voice of
the Turtle. Other directing credits include
Not About Heroes at Performance Network
and the Michigan premiere of Savage in Limbo
at the University of Detroit. As an actor
he has appeared at the Attic Theatre in
Voice of the Prairie, The Merchant of Venice,
The Good Times are Killing Me, Our Country's
Good, Hamlet, and Ten November. At the Detroit
Repertory Theatre he was in Disability,
a Comedy and Other People's Money. While
residing in New York, Mr. Wetzel performed
with the Riverside Shakespeare Company in
Henry IV, Part I, with the Shuttle Theatre
in the preternatural Canned Salmon, and
in such original off- Broadway productions
as What About the Oslo Pact? and Power Play. |
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