On Tues, Sept. 6 at 11 a.m. on KBOO 90.7 FM, Dmae Roberts talks with actor and director Denis Arndt, veteran of major American theatres including the Oregon Shakespeare Festival as well as hit television shows acting roles since then. Now Arndt has been directing and his latest project is ART's "God of Carnage" a play he's performed in the past.
- Denis Arndt & Bill Geisslinger ART's "Seafarer
Bob Hicks in his blog Artscatter said of Arndt: "What’s always struck me about Arndt’s performances is how meticulously thought out yet precipitously on the edge they are. He takes you to the tipping point."
Arndt has performed in major theaters across the country and in Canada, including New York’s Public Theatre and Chicago’s Goodman Theatre as well as Kansas City Rep, Houston's Alley Theatre, Washington DC's Arena Stage and Studio Theatre. Arndt performed in 15 seasons at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival performing title roles in King Lear, Titus Andronicus, Coriolanus; Iago in Othello, Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet, Proteus in Two Gents. He was seen as James in Moon for the Misbegotten opposite Jean Smart and Jamie in Long Day's Journey Into Night with William Hurt who played Edmund. Film and television roles include LA Law, Picket Fences, The Practice, Boston Legal, Providence, Colombo, Murder She Wrote, Basic Instinct, Metro, Supernatural, 24, Swat, and others.
Artists Repertory Theatre presents the Tony-award-winning play God of Carnage by Yasmina Rez a and directed by Denis Arndt, stage, television and film actor. This shocking comedy/ drama play kicks off ART’s 29th season with actors Patrick Dizney, Michael Mendelson, Trisha Miller, Allison Tigard.
Performance Dates are September 6 – October 9 at ART’s Alder Stage (16th and Alder St.) in Portland. For tickets call 503.241.1278 or visit www.artistsrep.org.
You can hear Stage & Studio live at the KBOO.FM or on 90.7FM live at 11am Tuesdays
.And tune into re-broadcasts of Stage & Studio at Portland's Cascade Community Radio at Radio23.org. Or you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes so you don’t have to miss a show.
Or you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes so you don’t have to miss a show.
And always browse our archive of shows at the official Stage and Studio website