Performers:
Wolfgang Thompson, Artistic Director of Pangs
Theater, has recently directed Moliere's
Don Juan,
Lorca's trilogy,
House of Bernarda Alba, Yerma, and
Blood Wedding, and his own multi-disciplinary
performance pieces
Resolved , Lamb and
Sonderkommando
. Mr. Thompson has performed as a
musician, studied English as an undergraduate, writes
poetry and has trained in physical theatre with Berkeley
Repertory Theatre. His direction and work can be
described as physical and organic.
Artistic Director:
Pilar Alvarez received her B.F.A. in acting from The College of Santa Fe and
has completed an acting internship with Actor's Express in Atlanta. Pilar has
worked as an educator with California Shakespeare Theatre and The
Southwest Art Center and works as an teacher and performer with the
Theatre of All Possibilities. She has most recently been seen in
Beehive and
The Caucasian Chalk Circle. The most rewarding roles she has portrayed
have been Rachel in
Reckless and Jackie-O in The House of Yes.
Megan Doss is from West Springfield, Massachusetts.
She has worked with Hardcore Thrush and Lila
Theatre as a writer and performer. She graduated
from Oberlin College with a degree in Interdisciplinary
Performance. She has studied at New York City’s La
Mama Experimental Theater training program and at
ACT in San Francisco.
Edisol Dotson has performed the roles of the Professor and the Wizard in The Wizard
of Oz, In Concert
, Rueben and Potiphar in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor
Dreamcoat
, and Christopher Wren in The Mousetrap. His other stage credits include
various character roles in
Auntie Mame and chorus roles in Carousel, Little Me, Mack &
Mabel
, and Patience. He has also appeared in print advertisements for Microsoft and
Best Software. He is a published writer of fiction and nonfiction.
Philip Grogg is a former member of Bridge
City Productions in Portland, Oregon. His
credits include Leonard in
Blood Wedding,
Drew in
Eastern Standard, and the Officer in A
Dream Play
.
Hilde Susan Jaegtnes trained as an Actor Musician at Rose Bruford College
in London, England. Her previous roles include Masha in Chekhov’s
Three
Sisters
, Liz in the musical Chicago and co-star/ composer/musical director
in a dramatization of the Norwegian poetic epos
Haugtussa by Arne Garborg.
Hilde has also starred in Morten Magnus’ mocumentary
Out of Tuni (2004)
and lead actress in Brian Perkins’ short film
Sweets for my Sweet (2004)
submitted to the Sundance Film Festival.
Dale Murphy rediscovered theater in Goat Hall’s San
Francisco’s Burning
, and has performed in Poulenc’s Les
Mamelles de Tiresias
, Sondheim’s A Little Night Music, an
operatic treatment of Tennessee William’s
Camino Real for
Goat Hall, and as the Barber in
Man of La Mancha with
Alameda Civic Light Opera. He has appeared in Sondheim’
s
Into the Woods and The Broadway Gala for 2004.
Emily Rued holds a BFA in Theater from San
Francisco State University and has also trained with
ACT and Berkeley Repertory Theatre.  Some of her
favorite roles as a performer have been Viola in
Twelve Night, Cecily in The Importance of Being
Earnest
and Oolong in Sherlock Holmes and the
Giant Rat of Sumatra
.
 
After having earned a BFA in Theater from Tisch School of the Arts at
NYU, Megan Lane worked as a professional actress in Los Angeles for
5 years.  She is the spokesperson for the Disneyland Resort's Top 7
Must See Attractions film and has worked on The Young and the
Restless, various TV shows, independent films, JB Films' National
Treasure, Los Angeles theater productions, stand up shows, off
Broadway productions and is currently working on several screenplays.  
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Christine Gwillim was born and raised in Michigan, where she began her
theatrical endeavors as Lady Capulet in
Romeo and Juliet and performed
with a comedy improv group at a local nightclub. Since 2003, she has lived
in California, studying theatre and film in Los Angeles and later receiving a
BA from UC Berkeley in Theater and Performance Studies.  She has done
film work with Pyrotecnia Productions and appeared in the  
Mulligan/Klopatowski theater production
1k/ This End Up.
Pangs Theater Ensemble, P.O. Box 225293, San Francisco, California 94122
Tel: (415) 515-0851            
info@pangstheater.com
Matt Monaco has performed in California all his life and has
appeared in many theater and film productions, including as
Sancho and Jake in
Man of La Mancha, as Edmond Tyrone in
Long Day's Journey Into the Night, Lucky in Waiting for Godot,
Uncle Vanya and Danny Zucko in
Uncle Vanya, and Bassanio in
the
Merchant of Venice.
Artistic Staff:
A native of Brazil, Ella Barros has trained with ACT in
San Francisco, SFdigifilm and Act One in Chicago.  She
is actively involved in the Bay Area film industry and also
performs in theater, including in all three of Garcia Lorca’
s great tragedies,
Yerma, Blood Wedding and The
House of Bernarda Alba
in the 2008 Lorca Summer
Festival at Intersection for the Arts.  She developed an
interest in acting after graduating with a BA in Political
Science from the University of Chicago.
CC Sheldon comes from the Tahoe area of
California, and currently studies theater at San
Francisco State University.  She is trained in dance,
drama and voice.  CC’s past credits include Dolly in
Hello, Dolly!, Hippolyta in A Midsummer Night’s
Dream
, Thelma Harris in After Magritte, and Eponine
in
Les Miserables.