My acting headshot
I love it when pictures make you look better instead of worse.
This is me (on the far right), my friend and former roommate Jody (on the far left),
and our friends Gary and Diana at Six Flags in summer 1997. If we look fried it's because we were riding roller coasters and drinking beer all day long. Just FYI, that's not a good combo.
The summer of 1994. King's Island.
The picture's blurry, but in it are some of my dearest friends in the world all in one place. From left: Gary, Jason, Diana,
Jody, Lisa, Melissa. This goes down in history as one of the better days of my life.
Robin, Jason and I
We skipped class to head to the mall and go shopping. We were in college and had absolutely NO money whatsoever, so we stopped in one of those
cheesy photo booths. Aren't we just the cutest?
That's me (really, it is!) meeting Nichelle Nichols, otherwise known as Lt. Uhura from the original Star Trek. I've
been a fan of hers since I was a little kid watching syndicated reruns (This was when there were only about 10 cable channels). She is one of the classiest women around, and has had a fascinating life. Pick up her autobiography, Beyond Uhura: Star Trek and Other Memories.
Andy and I doing our "Puttin' on the Ritz" schtick. He sang the song in a show we did together in 1993.
We did a portion of the dance together. Since I could never get it right, I compared myself to the monster in Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein when he
did that number. "Puhhin onna Risz!"
Boca by Christoper Kyle
Fall of my senior year of college, I got to play white trash and have hair extensions. My character was trying to win back her husband Jay (center)
from Linda (right) by having a baby that was actually fathered by her fairly psychotic half-brother, Teddy.
It was a show to remember.
Rodney and I at the Theatre Awards banquet in 1992. You can't tell from this picture, but at this time I was in
my "Sizzling Bordeaux" phase. My hair was blood red. A striking, if completely unnatural choice.
Same banquet. Different people. That's me, Jody and Larissa. Yes, we do have our heads under the sneeze guard
at the salad bar. Only later did we learn that this was actually illegal.
They lied. You can go home again. Or you can go to page 2, which has more recent shots.
