Painting Churches Cast

Constance is thrilled to be performing again with CAT! Recent roles include Lynn Theatre’s A Flea in Her Ear (Ferallion) and CAT’s production of Meteor Shower (Laura). Some of her favorite roles include Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway (A Few Good Men, Pembroke Pines Theatre of Performing Arts), Madeleine (Quills, Infinite Abyss Theatre), and Lady Macbeth (Macbeth, Evening Star Productions). In addition to acting, Constance can be found working backstage as a stage manager and props mistress. Additionally, she is a member of River City Roller Derby and enjoys playing video games, exploring the park systems, and petting all the dogs. Love to S&J.

Jacqueline specializes in solo portrayals like Ann Richards (Ann, Firehouse Theatre), Golda Meir (Golda’s Balcony, TheatreLAB; Jewish Family Theatre), Jocelyn (Sedaris’s Season’s Greetings) and Barbara Ellen (“Crafty”/The New Century, Richmond Triangle Players), Mrs. Sorken (Durang’s Mrs. Sorken, K Dance), and the Spirit of Madame Blavatskaya (Hotel Greene). Pet projects include Virginia Repertory Theatre’s Hugs and Kisses, helping prevent child sexual abuse, Songs from Bedlam, giving voice to the mentally ill, and Firehouse’s Birth, painting a portrait of childbirth in the USA. Jackie sparkled with Rainn Wilson (Permanent), connived as the “sockdologizing old man-trap” (The Day Lincoln Was Shot), broke hearts as a woman with dementia (Hello, Mother; Hello, Daughter), and hawked Virginia Lottery wares as spokesperson Marge Cranberry. Jackie was CAT’s Tabby Award-winning Cecily (Quartet), Tabby-nominee Vernadette (The Dixie Swim Club), Kate (All My Sons), and Helene (Alone Together). She role-plays (VCU & Randolph Macon Schools of Medicine, Virginia Department of Criminal Justice, Lifenet, Justice 3D, Federal Crisis/Hostage Negotiation), and mentors (Richmond Jewish Coalition for Literacy). jacquelinejones.net

Daniel is a local actor/director/playwright/acting coach with 45 years’ experience in professional theatre. He has worked with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Storefront Actor’s Theatre, The Production Company, Park Square Theatre, Trinity Rep, Portland Stage Company, Mill Mountain Theatre, TheatreVirginia, Virginia Rep, Firehouse Theatre, 5 th Wall Theatre and Essential Theatre, among others. Directing credits include American Buffalo, Boom Town, Buried Child, Rabbit Hole, Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Our Town, Three Sisters, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Who’s Happy Now? Acting credits include Frank in Body Awareness, James in Circle Mirror Transformation, Alex in Facing East, Earl in The Late Henry Moss, Tilden in Buried Child, Martin in The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?, Jerry in Blessed Assurance, Oscar in The Little Foxes, the title role in Short Eyes, Billy Bibbit in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, James Joyce in Travesties, Buford Bullough in F.M., and Weasel in T-Bone n’ Weasel. He is a co-founder of the Acts of Faith Theatre Festival and taught adult acting classes at Firehouse Theatre for a number of years. His plays Swallow The Sky and Allegheny Sideshow have both been produced as staged readings.the Misbegotten).

Katherine is grateful to work with Kerrigan Sullivan (she took her class EVERY semester back in the day, so she’s a fan of her work!) Recent credits include Run For Your Wife (Barbara) with Swift Creek Mill Theatre, Into the Woods (Florinda) with Richmond Shakespeare, Clue (Yvette) with Homefront Players, 42ND STREET (Riverside Dinner Theatre) Gaslight (Nancy) with Swift Creek Mill Theatre), Love/Sick with Swift Creek Mill Theatre, and A Chorus Line (Kristine) with Richmond Triangle Players.

Mary is happy to be part of a Chamberlayne Actors Theatre production again. She was previously seen in CAT productions of Nevermore! Edgar Allan Poe the Final Mystery and Last of the Red Hot Lovers. She has also performed with Henrico Theatre Company in Never Too Late, The Outsider, and Squabbles and in River City Community Players productions Collected Stories, The Savannah Sipping Society, and Mama Won’t Fly. Additionally, she has appeared in several shows with the On the Air Radio Players. She sends her love and appreciation to her family—Bruce, Penelope, and Alban Huhmann.

Foster is an actor/writer/director. Theatrical directing highlights include Arcadia and Much Ado About Nothing for Richmond Shakespeare; The Piano Lesson for Virginia Union University; To Kill a Mockingbird for The Barksdale Theatre; and the world premiere of Cartoon for a New Ceiling for New Perspectives Theater in NYC. Writing highlights include The Penny Executive: the Maggie L. Walker Story for Carpenter Science Theatre and the award winning short film, Tamed. Solomon’s racially charged dramatic feature film, Hawks Ridge, which he wrote and directed, is now streaming on Amazon Prime and Tubi. Solomon holds an MFA from The Shakespeare Theatre’s Academy for Classical Acting. All love to his family!