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Welcome Actors!
Actors and Actresses submit pictures and resumes for
our multi-media theatre ensemble, televised broadcast RETV,
webisodes and for our upcoming stage plays at our theatre,
RIPRAP STUDIO THEATRE, in NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA.
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Riprap Entertainment
5755 Lankershim Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91601
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ACTORS
View the many talented actors who have appeared live, on stage at Riprap Studio Theatre in North Hollywood and on our broadcast RETV on KVMD TV in Los Angeles, CA reaching over 8 million viewers!
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SHIRLY BRENER played the roles of NATASHA and u.s. LUPE EVANGELINE ESQUIVEL in the stage play
ECCENTRIC at Riprap Studio Theatre
July 2007-Sept 2007. Shirly (pronounced: SHEER -LEE) Brener has achieved celebrity status and national recognition in her homeland.
In the past couple of years Shirly has been on a career boost booking movie after movie and traveling the US and the world while working.
These include but are not limited to a lead role opposite Armand Assante and Udo Kier in the film Children of Wax, directed by
the European award winning director- Ivan Nichev and produced by the legendary Hollywood producer- Menahem Golan of Cannon Group-
the film was recently bought by Weinstein Co. for distribution. Shirly also booked a supporting role in a new Steven Seagal film
Mercenary For Justice, playing a field reporter in an action filled film.
In 2006 Brener added big credits to her ever-growing resume, first landing a lead in Petrified,
a thriller/horror film for the Sci Fi Channel, and directed by cult followed horror director Charles Band.
Shirly then continued on location to New Mexico where she shot a supporting role in the new studio film Employee of the Month
starring Jessica Simpson, Dane Cook, Andy Dick and Dax Shephard. The wacky comedy is directed by Greg Coolidge and produced by
Tapestry Films, known from their blockbuster Wedding Crashers. The film was released later in 2006 in a wide theatrical success.
She just finished shooting Bill, starring Aaron Eckhart, Jessica Alba and Elizabeth Banks, directed by Melisa Wallack and Bernie
Goldman and produced by Green Street Films (company credits include In the Bedroom, Uptown Girls etc). The film premiered at the
Cannes Film Festival in the Spring of 2007. Additional films include Brand Houser-Stuff Happens, starring Academy Award Winners Ben Kingsley
and Marisa Tomei as well as Hillary Duff and John Cusack, Brener plays Cusack's wife in the film, shot on location in Eastern Europe and
produced by New Crime Productions (High Fidelity) Brener also just booked a supporting-Lead role in Honor (KAVOD), a crime/drama
foreign film directed by internationally acclaimed and award winning writer-director Haim Buzaglo. Next Brener will be traveling to Shreveport,
Louisina, to work again with Jessica Simpson in the film Blond Ambition which also stars Luke Wilson, Penelope Ann Miller and Rachel
Lee Cook. The film is produced by Sony Pictures and directed by Scott Marshall (the son of legendary Gary Marshall). Brener is also shooting
a Lead in LA in the film Letting Go (with a cool cast of Bokeem Woodbine, Eliza Roberts and Christopher Knight), where she plays her
favorite character to date, April, a psychologically tormented girl. The edgy comedy/drama is set to hit the festival circuit in 07. She has
been busy working on the E! Entertainment Oscar night special and is getting ready to go work in Syracuse NY, on the psychological
drama, Session with Steven Bauer. More about Shirly. Visit Shirly's
Web site at www.shirlybrener.com. (Member of Actors' Equity Association, The Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.)
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AMANDA DEIBERT played the roles of MONA and LUPE EVANGELINE ESQUIVEL in the stage play ECCENTRIC
at Riprap Studio Theatre July 2007 - Sept 2007 . Amanda can be seen on the upcoming season 3 of Nickelodeon's Unfabulous
starring Emma Roberts.
She can also be seen opposite Will Patton in The Film Foundry's feature The Dog Days of Summer. A short she was in Christmas Wish List
won the 2006 Student Academy Award for Best Narrative and screened at Sundance and the DGA.
On stage, Amanda held the lead role of Cal in The Kitchen Sink which ran in Hollywood and the off-Broadway at
The Actor's Playhouse in New York. The play received rave reviews in NYC and her performance was praised by LA Weekly as well.
She has studied acting under DGA and Emmy winning Joan Darling who teaches the directing the actor program at Sundance.
Currently Amanda is in production filming as the lead character of Maura the web-series FEED, produced by Sundance winner
Anastasia King (American Blackout) and written and directed by Mel Robertson (award-winning screenwriter-New York International Film and Video Festival).
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JAMES THOMAS GILBERT played the lead role of CHRISTOPHER WINKERMAN - CHRIS in the stage play ECCENTRIC at Riprap
Studio Theatre July 2007 - Sept. 2007. James has numerous television, film, film short and theatre credits and can't stand NOT
being on stage. He is extremely versatile as a stage actor handling such roles as Stephano in The Tempest at the Met Theatre,
Vladimir in Waiting For Godot, at Risk Theatre Initiative, Sylvius in As You Like It at the Dallas Shakespeare Festival
and the unforgettable John Merrick in Theatre Wesleyan's production of The Elephant Man. He has appeared on television in
America's Most Wanted and Digital Burn a pilot presentation in addition to numerous independent films and film shorts
such as Midlothia as the lead character Duck, The Box, another lead role as Rex. Highlights from James career can be
viewed on his web site at www.jamesthomasgilbert.com
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JASON KAMIENIECKI played the roles of NEWS REPORTER and SECURITY GUARD in the stage play ECCENTRIC at Riprap Studio Theatre
July 2007 - Sept. 2007. While Jason has been calling L.A. home for the past four years, he comes to
us from the Garden State. Classically trained at The American Musical and
Dramatic Academy N.Y.C., his background has been mostly that of musical
theater. Credits include roles like The Specialist in The Who's Tommy,
Harvey Johnson in Bye Bye Birdie, Zebulun in Joseph, and countable
others. Film credits include Cradle will Rock and Lords of Dogtown. Most
recently he was seen last season on Entourage. He would like to thank Efia
for getting him involved with Riprap Entertainment and Riprap Studio Theatre. He would also like to thank
everyone involved for welcoming him with such open arms. He is quite sad
that he is one of the only cast members that doesn't get to participate in
an on-stage make-out session. Even if his girlfriend is stoked about that!
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RACHEL SORSA KHOURY played the lead role of JOAN WINKERMAN in the stage play ECCENTRIC at Riprap Studio Theatre July 2007 - Sept. 2007.
Rachel is a Los Angeles-based actress and singer originally from Metro Detroit.
She has appeared in over 20 regional productions since 2001 with the prestigious Georgia Ensemble Theatre and Conservatory, Horizon Theatre,
Theatre in the Square, Whole World Theatre and as Lily Garland in the National Off-Broadway premiere of Twentieth Century. Locally Rachel
performed at the Sierra Madre Playhouse and the Electric Lodge in Venice, where she resides. An up and coming film actress, Rachel has formidable
credits in film, voice-over, five independent lead roles, and two features, including the cult hit Psycopathia Sexualis.
Rachel has enjoyed commercial success with Victoria's Secret, Little Caesar's Pizza, Botox, AT&T and she is spokesperson for Aqua Tan.
As an actress and dramaturg, Sorsa Khoury spent four years with the Process Theatre Company, Horizon Theatre, and The Southeast Playwrights'
Repertory, dramaturging, workshopping, and acting in national and world premieres. She also served as Horizon Theatre's playwriting teacher
and dramaturg for the New South Young Playwright's Competition and taught acting through her Atlanta studio. She holds a B.A. in Theatre and
Dance from the University of Michigan, M.A. in Theatre and Dance from Michigan State University, and Ph.D. (A.B.D) in Theatre History and
Criticism from The University of Texas at Austin. She has taught theatre and drama at Michigan State University (guest lecturer) and at the
University of Texas and is a proud member of Actors' Equity. Rachel showcases her formidable acting talent weekly on Riprap Entertainment
TV as one of our Legal Lasses and she is also one of our Judges in our segment SCRIPT ANALYSIS from which this play ECCENTRIC was chosen.
Watch Rachel on RETV. (Member of Actors' Equity Association,
The Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.)
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EFIA PEARSON played the roles of REPORTER, HOUSEKEEPER and TICKET AGENT in the stage play ECCENTRIC at Riprap
Studio Theatre July 2007 - Sept. 2007. Efia got her start in both stage and film at Florida State University, where she earned her BA in Theatre. During her time there, she appeared in over 20 stage productions, and acted in many student films at FSU's prestigious Film School. Efia also studied in London, where she got to workshop with Fiona Shaw ("Harry Potter"), Selina Cadell ("Match Point") and several instructors from the Le Coq school (Paris, France). Her favorite stage roles include Helen in Laughter on the 23rd Floor, Eliante in The Misanthrope, Marianne in Tartuffe and Delia in Blues for an Alabama Sky (winner Best Supporting Actress). Most recently, Efia was seen on the highly anticipated season premiere of The Shield, and can also be seen weekly Riprap Entertainment Television (currently on hiatus), as the clever Siren, Brook. She is extremely happy to be a part of this production and hopes you enjoy the show.
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DONN SWABY. Appeared in The Offering at Riprap Studio Theatre staged in 2003 as the lead character "Martin".
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CHARLES WELDON. Veteran Broadway and film actor Charles Weldon directed our first full-length production
at Riprap Studio Theatre, The Offering.
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