JUDY ALVAREZ (Actor/Co-Founder/Co-Artistic Director)
Judy is an Actor and Co-Founder/Co-Artistic Director of fandango 4 Art House. Recently, Judy appeared as Madame Helene in Diffractions Theatre Company's production of THE WORKROOM at One Art Space. She can be seen in Season 1 of the new web series CITY OF MERCY in the bilingual role of Nana, for SidewalkProphecy Films. She can also be seen in the mock-training web series AN EXTREME CALLING, for Horace Mann Insurance for Educators. Judy is also a former Stand-up comedienne, having performed at just about every stand-up venue in NYC. She received acclaim for her performance as "Mrs. Pitts" in fandango 4 Art House's World Premier of THE DISHONORABLE DISCHARGE OF PRIVATE PITTS, and was recently featured in the video "How to Have the Best Day Ever" for LittleThings.com. Earlier this year, she performed in the 2017 Writopia Festival at Theatre-
lab. For current projects, please click on photo for Judy's website.
Judy is an Actor and Co-Founder/Co-Artistic Director of fandango 4 Art House. Recently, Judy appeared as Madame Helene in Diffractions Theatre Company's production of THE WORKROOM at One Art Space. She can be seen in Season 1 of the new web series CITY OF MERCY in the bilingual role of Nana, for SidewalkProphecy Films. She can also be seen in the mock-training web series AN EXTREME CALLING, for Horace Mann Insurance for Educators. Judy is also a former Stand-up comedienne, having performed at just about every stand-up venue in NYC. She received acclaim for her performance as "Mrs. Pitts" in fandango 4 Art House's World Premier of THE DISHONORABLE DISCHARGE OF PRIVATE PITTS, and was recently featured in the video "How to Have the Best Day Ever" for LittleThings.com. Earlier this year, she performed in the 2017 Writopia Festival at Theatre-
lab. For current projects, please click on photo for Judy's website.
DANIEL DAMIANO (Actor/Playwright/Co-Founder/Co-Artistic Director) Daniel is Co-Founder/Co-Artistic Director of fandango 4 Art House, as well as an Actor and Award-Winning Playwright. Recent productions of his plays include, THE GOLDEN YEAR (WorkShop Theater Company, NYC), DAY OF THE DOG (St. Louis Actors Studio World Premier - St. Louis Theatre Circle Best New Play Nominee/ NYC Premier at 59E59 Theatre), and THE DISHONORABLE DISCHARGE OF PRIVATE PITTS, which received its acclaimed World Premier in November 2015, with fandango 4 Art House. His new 10-minute play THE LEPERS appeared in Urban Stages' January Plays in January 2017, and was then presented again at the Sheen Center in July 2017. His play HARMONY PARK was most recently a Finalist for the 2017 Kitchen Dog New Works Festival, and will premier with Detroit Repertory Theatre in March 2018. As an Actor, Daniel has worked in all mediums, and can soon be heard as Lt. Anton Williams in the upcoming podcast series VOICES OF THE REVOLUTION, coming out in 2017. He was recently cast as Frank Ward in the new series 48 BLOCKS for Little Rock Films, to begin shooting in the fall. In September 2017, Daniel gave a workshop performance of his new solo play AMERICAN TRANQUILITY, as part of fandango 4 Art House's Eyeshot Series. In October/November, he will be appearing in a revival of THE ELEPHANT MAN at Gallery Players Theatre, directed by Mark Gallagher. For current projects, please click on photo for Daniel's website.
Friends of fandango - (those who we have had the privilege of working with)
Matt Antar, John Blaylock, David Palmer Brown, Nat Cassidy, Bethany Clark, Karen Crowe,
Paula D'Alessandris, Andrew Davies, Leonard Dozier, Mark Ellmore, Julian Evans, Santoya Fields,
Joseph Franchini, Katy Freeman, Michael Frenchman, Jack Gilliat, Sue Glausen, Michael Gnat,
Scot Goldberg, Richard Kent Green, Kate Greer, Allan Hayhurst, Galen Murphy-Hoffman,
Michael Janove, Cinda Lawrence, James Luse, Kathy Gail MacGowan, Amanda Lea Mason,
Michael Megliola, Jasmin Norwood, Austin Pendleton, Ben Sumrall, Mary Ellen Toomey
and Brooke Turner.
Matt Antar, John Blaylock, David Palmer Brown, Nat Cassidy, Bethany Clark, Karen Crowe,
Paula D'Alessandris, Andrew Davies, Leonard Dozier, Mark Ellmore, Julian Evans, Santoya Fields,
Joseph Franchini, Katy Freeman, Michael Frenchman, Jack Gilliat, Sue Glausen, Michael Gnat,
Scot Goldberg, Richard Kent Green, Kate Greer, Allan Hayhurst, Galen Murphy-Hoffman,
Michael Janove, Cinda Lawrence, James Luse, Kathy Gail MacGowan, Amanda Lea Mason,
Michael Megliola, Jasmin Norwood, Austin Pendleton, Ben Sumrall, Mary Ellen Toomey
and Brooke Turner.
