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Holly Countie holds a Liberal Arts degree in theatre from the University of New Hampshire, Durham, and spent two summers touring professionally with the Little Red Wagon program. She has extensive experience as a pre-school teacher, storyteller, actress, creative dramatist, and mother of two. Timothy L’Ecuyer has degrees in Theatre and English Literature from Keene State College. While at Keene State, he was the 2003 recipient of the Julia McHale Redfern Award for Excellence in the Performing Arts and a nominee for the Irene Ryan Acting Award. He has worked professionally in the education departments of American Stage Festival and Stoneham Theatre. He first joined the Peacock Players in 1999 under the auspices of American Stage Festival. Timothy has worked with Peacock as a teacher, producer, stage manager, actor, and director. He teaches "Advanced Acting / Dramatic Literature," "Actor as Solo Performer" as well as "Acting Shakespeare." As a director his credits with the Peacock Players include The Secret Garden, Pippin, The Laramie Project, The Dining Room, Seussical the Musical, Children of Eden and Romeo and Juliet. He also sits on the board of the New Hampshire Educational Theatre Guild and directs the theatre program at Merrimack High School, where he is an English Teacher. Keith Weirich is a professional Equity actor from New York City, originally a native of Erie, PA. Broadway and National Tour credits include: My Fair Lady, starring Richard Chamberlain, and Victor/Victoria. For the last twenty-four years, Keith has performed in over thirty-five professional and regional theatres across the country. Regional Theatre credits include: Theatre Under The Stars (TX), The Fifth Avenue Theatre (WA), Cincinnati Playhouse In The Park (OH), The St. Louis Repertory (MO), The Orpheum (MA), The Fox Theatre (GA), The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival (PA), The Public Theatre (WV), The Tuacahn Amphitheatre (UT), and The American Stage Festival (NH). Keith has a B.F.A. in both Theatre and Music from Otterbein College, in Columbus, OH. Keith has also trained with the Chautauqua Theatre Institute (NY), and the Pennsylvania Governor School for the Performing Arts (PA). Recently relocated to the New Hampshire seacoast area, Keith is a Teaching Resident Artist with the New Hampshire Theatre Project. He served as the Young Company Manager for the Peacock Players 2005 Summer Season. Earlier this season, Keith made his New Hampshire directing debut with the Peacock Players production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. |
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