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| Callie Kimball's produced full-length works include PEACE and LUCRECE (both commissioned by Washington Shakespeare Company); LULU FABULOUS (Phoenix Theatre DC); and MAY 39th, JUPITER ZOOM, and NUTSHELL (DC Dollies & The Rocket Bitch Revue). Her short plays have been produced recently in NY, LA, Boston, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, and Oregon. Other work: Journeymen Theatre Ensemble and eXtreme eXchange (DC Fringe); Cherry Red (various as performer/assistant director); Washington Shakespeare Company (play commissions, and various performance credits); The In Series (libretto translation of Mozart’s IMPRESARIO); and four readings at the Kennedy Center Page-to-Stage Festival, including the O'Neill semi-finalist Safeword. As an educator, she's taught at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, the National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts, Helen Hayes Legacy Project, and Maryland Shakespeare Festival. She founded and ran DC Dollies & The Rocket Bitch Revue from '06 to '07—they produced plays, held readings, and raised $4,000 for the DC Rape Crisis Center with a performance of THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES at the Clark Street Playhouse. Kimball was a MacDowell Fellow and received a grant from the Ludwig Vogelstein Foundation. Callie has recently relocated to New York City, and is a member of both Screen Actors Guild and the Dramatists Guild of America. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Abby Wood as Janus in LUCRECE at Washington Shakespeare Company. Ray Gniewek. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Kimball as Pope Joan in Caryl Churchill's TOP GIRLS at Fountainhead Theatre. Ray Gniewek. “…Kimball is especially delightful in Act Two as Win, the flaky, schizophrenic mistress at Top Girls.” Washington Theatre Review “…Callie Kimball as Pope Joan and Win whose ‘life story’ in the second act had me in stitches.” DC Theatre Scene |
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| Three-fourths of the cast of NUTSHELL at the curtain call. Melissa Blackall. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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