The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial Cast

Robert Juliano is a Meisner trained actor, having studied at the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre. The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial marks his seventeenth collaboration with SVPT. His prior theatre credits include Born Yesterday, Intimate Apparel, 12 Angry Men, Crimes of the Heart and The Glass Menagerie. He is very grateful to once again be on stage, doing what he loves and would like to thank his family and friends for their continued support. Robert dedicates this show and his performance to his dad.

This is Anthony’s fourth production with Sea View Playwright’s Theatre. Past local theatre credits include Man of La Mancha, Gypsy, 42nd Street, Beauty and the Beast, Mamma Mia, Angels in America: Part 1 and 2 and Saint Joan. He would like to thank his family and friends for all the support on and off the stage. He would also like to thank Joe for gifting him the wonderful opportunity and the cast and crew for an awesome experience. Breaks legs!

Jim is thrilled to be performing at SVPT once again. Jim was last seen here at SVPT in ALL MY SONS. Jim has been associated with SVPT since 1989 and is truly blessed to work with a phenomenal cast and crew In THE CAINE MUTINY COURT-MARTIAL. Some of Jim’s favorite roles are, James Keller in THE MIRACLE WORKER, Dr. James Buchanan in, SUMMER AND SMOKE, Benjamin Hubbard in, ANOTHER PART OF THE FOREST and Happy Loman in, DEATH OF A SALESMAN. This is Jim’s sixth production with Joe Gheraldi. Jim would like to thank Joe for his trust and guidance for a great role. Jim would like to thank his friends and family, his MOM, for whom he owes everything, his brother and “Favorite Sister N Law” who is more like a sister to him, His “Niece”, PINKY POO & His Two Nephews, Sean & Nolan, who inspire him each day and make him proud to be an UNCLE.

Tony is thrilled to be performing again at SVPT. Favorite roles include, Jim Devery, “Born Yesterday”, Rudolph,” Hello Dolly”, Spotlight Theater. Dr. Bradley “The Man Who Came to Dinner”, Juror #5, “12 Angry Men”, Ghostlight Theater. Maurice, “Beauty And The Beast”, In The Wings. Much thanks to Joe for the opportunity to be part of this talented cast, and Mimi, for her love and support.

Tony Sallemi is very happy to be back with SVPT, and wants to thank Joe G., his cast mates, and crew for the opportunity to help tell this powerful story. Tony has worked in theater (both staged and interactive), films, webcasts, music videos, and radio plays. In addition to past performances at SVPT (“A View From The Bridge,” “The Rose Tattoo” “Twelve Angry Men,” and “Born Yesterday”), Tony has appeared with The Staten Island Shakespearean Theatre, The Little Victory Theatre, Ghostlight Productions, The Gallery Players, LiveIn Theatre, Bedlam Ensemble, and The Distilled Theatre Company. Tony has also been in several feature length motion pictures, independent short films, and web casts concerning veteran’s issues.

Bob Williams is happy to be part of this production, with this talented cast and crew. Bob taught theatre and speech at Wagner College for 25 years. He is the publisher of Showtime magazine.

Frank is excited to make his debut with Sea View Playwright's Theatre. "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial" marks Frank's fourth appearance in the Staten Island theater community. Prior credits include "Incident at Vichy", "Urinetown: The Musical", and "A Christmas Carol". Frank would like to thank Joe for his direction and insight, and for trusting him to bring this work to the stage. He also thanks his cast mates for their hard work and dedication over the past several months. Frank thanks his family and friends for their love and support in all his endeavors.

As an actor, anytime you can help tell a story that both informs and entertains an audience, you have a wonderful opportunity. This production of The Caine Mutiny Court Marshall gives me such an opportunity. I want to thank the production team and each of the fabulous actors, who have been so very generous with their talent to help me and welcome me to this cast. I also thank you, the audience for coming to the theatre today for supporting the arts. You are the reason we do this. Enjoy the show.

Greg McGovern is honored to work with such a talented ensemble. This production marks Greg’s 8th appearance at SVPT with credits that include Kent in Blackout, Eddie Carbone in A View From The Bridge, Isaac in Disgraced and Mat Burke in Anna Christie. In September, Greg will next take the SVPT stage as Biff Loman in Death of A Salesman, directed by Joe Gheraldi. Special thanks to our director, Joe, and my always supportive family, especially my beautiful wife Deanna.

I am a Graduate of Teachers College, Columbia University- Masters Degree in Technology and Education/Minor in Administration. I work in the Education field. I do MMA and Jiu Jitsu-Brown Belt From Renzo Gracie Academy (NYC) . I was involved with many plays in the school I work in (Broadway Jr) Which is a grant based program where Broadway gets involved in NYC Schools.

Tom is excited to be back at SVPT for his 4th show (The Rose Tattoo, Anna Christie, Bill W. and Dr. Bob). If presiding at a trial looks like a familiar role for him, perhaps you saw Judgment at Nuremberg (2019) or The Merchant of Venice (2022), two of his seven shows with SISTC. He's also a member of Ghostlight Players 5 Timer Club. Tom dedicates his performance to his dad, George, his wife's dad, Henry, and his wife's Uncle Bill, all WW II PTO veterans.