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Alumni Successes

Spring 2007

Carol Buglewicz (’02) is performing in the one woman show The Belle of Amherst at her theatre company, And Beyond Theatre Co. She has toured the show in San Luis Obispo, Calif., and is currently performing it for private parties in Denver, Colo.

Jane Frazier (’00) was the box office assistant, house manager, and part-time stage manager for Richmond Shakespeare Theatre’s productions of Julius Caesar and A Christmas Carol for Two Actors. She was the director for The Most Massive Woman Wins at Virginia Commonwealth University’s Shafer Street Playhouse. Frazier was the assistant director for Christmas with the Crawfords at the Richmond Triangle Players.

Jonathan Gilbert (’02) was recently hired as the Chief of Staff for DC Comics in New York City, the third-largest comic book and graphic novel publishing company in the world.

Brian Schilb (’01) completed his Master of Fine Arts in Acting at the University of South Carolina during fall 2006.

Erica Tobolski (’86) was awarded tenure and promoted to associate professor at the University of South Carolina in May 2006. She coordinates the voice
component of the professional acting training program and teaches voice, speech, and acting. In July, she was elected as a board member of the University/Resident Theatre Association. Tobolski spent the fall season at the Utah Shakespearan Festival, where she was the voice, speech, and dialect coach on The Merchant of Venice, Peg O’ My Heart, and Johnny Guitar, a new musical.

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