Paul E. Fegan

Background

About Paul E. Fegan

Theatre Experience (most recent first) 3 Greens - Aviation Safety The Legend of the Gimli Glider | Air Canada 143 (Captain) voiceover Sound Story Max Stone (Sensei Keith) voiceover Charles Dickens'"A Christmas Carol"(solo performance) West Coast Players, Clearwater FL Sherlock Holmes,"The Hound of the Baskervilles" St. Petersburg City Theatre, FL Main Street Chronicles, Spaceship Earth,(voiceover) Hamel the Phoenician, Imagination Radio Network voiceover Murder Mystery Co. FL - Performer ACT Andover, MA - Performer, Crew Oliver!(Fagin) Fiddler on the Roof (Innkeeper Mordcha) Young Frankenstein (Mordecai) Daedelus Productions, New York, NY - Performer The Fantasticks - National Tour (Henry) Manhattan Conservatory Theatre, New York, NY - Board, Performer Little Moon of Alban (Doctor Clive) Black Comedy (Colonel Melkit) A Cry of Players (Richards) Brooklyn Heights Repertory, Brooklyn, NY - Performer The Real Inspector Hound (Magnus) New York Stageworks, New York, NY - Performer The Derby (Alpha Mouse) The Players Club, New York, NY - Performer Macbeth (1st Murderer) Westbeth Theatre, New York, NY - Performer The Burke & Hare Company (Ensemble) Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA - Performer Under Milkwood (Captain Cat) You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Schroeder) Professional Artists Productions International, Nashville, TN - Performer A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Hysterium) My Fat Friend (James Anderson) Club Bene, Morgan, NJ - Performer Destry Rides Again (Destry) Orleans Arena Theatre, Orleans, MA - Performer Cabaret (Ernst Ludwig) The Apple Tree (Adam, Captain Sanjar, Producer) Academy Playhouse, Orleans, MA - Performer Candide (Voltaire, Pangloss) Scapino (Scapino) The Mikado (Ko-Ko) Academy of Dramatic Arts, New York, NY - Performer Of Mice and Men (George) La Ronde (The Count) Heartbreak House (The Burglar) The Crucible (Francis Nurse) Training American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Associate in Drama Acting: Jack Melanos, Hugh Whitfield Voice/Speech: Sheldon Epps, Renee Guerin Movement: Carol Reynolds, Barbara Gilbert