CAST
LINDA LOMAN, as played by
Monique Vukovic
NYC based. Theatres: Roundabout Theater, Vineyard Theatre, Atlantic Theater, Tom Noonan’s Paradise Factory Theatre, Cherry Lane Theatre, la mama, etc., The Tank, Hartford Stage, etc. Theatre Companies: New Georges, Clubbed Thumb, The Debate Society, Living Room Theatre, Otherside Productions, Moonwork Productions, etc. Film/TV: The Sinner, FBI: Most Wanted, Poker Face, Way Down, We Wanted Children, Barry, Losing Ground, Room 314.
BIFF LOMAN, as played by
Matt “Ugly” McGlade
Concentrating on theater and film, Matt “UgLy” McGlade is edified by leading and performing live music as often as possible. Catch UgLy’s new film Space Flower Eight at a festival near you. If you would like to peer at the career you can visit www.mattmcglade.nyc. While you’re at it, follow @ghostlykind on Instagram to see updated content and exciting projects.
HAPPY LOMAN, as played by
Hartley Parker
Hartley Parker is a recent graduate of NYU Tisch, where he received his BFA in Theatre. He has performed at the NY Theatre Festival, Theatre 315, The Theatre Centre, Lenfest Arts Centre, The Oxford Playhouse, The New Theatre, The Old Fire Station, and The Tank. Prior to moving to NY he trained at the Oxford School of Drama and the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain. He is an avid cyclist and enjoys writing/ workshopping new plays. He is a proud member of Actors Equity.
LENA, as played by
Ara Celia Butler
Ara Celia Butler is an actor and singer/songwriter from Sunset Park, Brooklyn and a graduate of LaGuardia High School and Boston University’s Film and Television Program. She is thrilled to be back, reprising the role of “Lena” in Mrs. Loman. Recent works include Richard II with Smith Street Stage, Courtship at The Tank, and five seasons with Mercury Store’s Acting Company. Ara would like to thank God, who has blessed her with the most supportive and loving parents and friends.
ESTHER, as played by
Linda Jones
Linda Jones is delighted to again be part of the cast of Mrs. Loman. She is an award-winning actor, with a focus on new plays and development. Regionally she has worked at ACT, Berkeley Rep, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley and the SF Shakespeare Festival. She was a lead artist with Crowded Fire in San Francisco, where she performed in west coast, US and world premieres. She is also a coach and ‘Voice-ographer,’ and an award-winning audiobook narrator. She has a BFA in Acting from Ithaca College, and is a proud member of Actors Equity and SAG-AFTRA.
CONTEMPORARY WOMAN, as played by
Patricia Marjorie
Patricia Marjorie is a Brazilian Multidisciplinary theatre artist based in New York with focus on directing, costume and props design. Next work: props designer for “Reconstructing” at BAM directed by Rachel Chavkin & Zhailon Levingston. Recent works: scenic and costume designer for; “Primordial” at The Tank and ”The Lydian Gale Parr” at Target Margin both directed by Meghan Finn; costume for PUSH PARTY by Nia Akilah Robinson; props for “Wolf Play” directed by Dustin Wills at MCC and Soho Rep; “YOU WILL GET SICK” directed by Sam Pinkelton at Roundabout; “Flex” directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz at Lincoln Center Theatre.; “Ulysses” and “The Seagull” by Elevator Repair Service; Black Exhibition by Jeremy O. Harris dir by Machel Ross. Patricia has also recently directed “PHOTOSINTESIZE” by Max Mooney; “What Will Become of Kaaron?” (The Tank) and her own work as a playwright “PRIMAVERA” in Brazil this past summer.
CHARLEY, as played by
Jerry Ferris
Jerry Ferris is happy to again perform the role of Charley in Mrs. Loman. He recently appeared in “Memoryville” at the Chain Theatre and “Park Bench Domain” at Polaris. Other theatre credits include “The Eggnog Talking” at the Cherry Lane Studio Theatre and “Note to Self” at Manhattan Theatre Source”. Television credits include Principle Role of NYPD Officer in “Americas Most Wanted”. Film credits include Frankie in the award winning Independent feature film “Love in the Age of Dion”, Patsy in “Blood & Gravy”.
BERNARD, as played by
Joe Gregori
Joe Gregori has acted in numerous productions directed by Meghan Finn including Doomocracy by Pedro Reyes at the Brooklyn Army Terminal. He has also worked with companies such as Target Margin Theater and A Host of People. He is thrilled to be back with Mrs. Loman.
“Really, really excellent acting…”
“… A very smart play.”
-MICHAEL PORTANTIERE, Broadway Radio
