This is Joe’s 11th season with Peninsula Players where his credits include directing Noises Off, Cash on Delivery, Caught in the Net and Deathtrap as well as acting in Greetings!,  Be My Baby, The Elephant Man, Mousetrap, The Lion in Winter, Far East, A Man for All Seasons, The Cherry Orchard, Tom, Dick and Harry and Escanaba inDa Moonlight.  His Chicago credits include The Beard of Avon (Goodman), Mother Courage and Her Children (Steppenwolf), Kabuki Medea (Wisdom Bridge), The Sea Gull, Major Barbara (Remy Bumppo), Accidental Death of an Anarchist (Next), Santaland Diaries (Theatre Wit), Endgame (Court), and 13 productions with Chicago Shakespeare Theatre.  Joe is a founding member of Defiant Theatre, where credits include directing and co-writing Action Movie: The Play and Ubu Raw.

2009 Roles:  Hans Von Bismarck (Dutchy) in Is He Dead?; Director for Wait Until Dark; Multiple roles in Around the World in 80 Days

2008 Roles:  Mickey Gorski in Greetings!; The Assistant Manager in Born Yesterday; Nicholas Devize in The Lady's Not for Burning; Officer Welch in Rumors; Sid Prince in Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure

2007 Roles: The Plant in Little Shop of Horrors; Christy in Be My Baby

2006 Roles: Director for Noises Off; Bobby in Cabaret; John Merrick in The Elephant Man; Sgt. Trotter in The Mousetrap

2005 Roles:  Dick Kerwood in Tom, Dick and Harry; Jimmer Negamanee in Escanaba in Da Moonlight  

2004 Roles: Director for Deathtrap

2003 Roles: William Roper in A Man for All Seasons; Director for Caught in the Net

2002 Roles: Patrick O'Reilly in Musical Comedy Murders of 1940; Peachy Weil in The Last Night of Ballyhoo

2001 Roles:  Officer Brophy in  Arsenic and Old Lace; Trofimov, A Student in The Cherry Orchard

2000 Roles:  Clerk of the Court in Witness for the Prosecution; The Intruder in See How They Run; Lt. Robert Munger, USNR in Far East

1999 Roles:  John in The Lion in Winter; Leslie in It Runs in the Family

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