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ROMULUS LINNEY
Playbill for Fugue
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Daniel Moore (Joe) is a Richmond, Virginia,
actor and director with over 25 years experience in the professional
theatre. He has worked with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival; Trinity
Square Theatre in Providence, Rhode Island; Portland Stage Company
in Portland, Maine; and Mill Mountain Theatre in Roanoke, Virginia,
among others. Local directing credits include The Three Sisters
and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? with The Production Company,
Our Town at Barksdale Theatre, and Who’s Happy Now?
and Weeping Mary at Theatre IV. He directed the Oregon premieres
of American Buffalo (1977) and Buried Child (1982).
He is the author of Allegheny Sideshow, a two-act play that
was given a public reading at the Firehouse Theatre in April 2001.
He received the 2000 Phoebe Award for "Best Supporting Actor"
from the Richmond Times-Dispatch for his portrayal of Tilden
in the Firehouse Theatre’s production of Buried Child, and
played Oscar in the recent Barksdale Theatre production of The
Little Foxes.
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Jill Bari Steinberg (Betty) is a Richmond,
Virginia, actress, singer and producer. She has been seen
in various shows around Richmond since the late 80's. Some favorite
recent roles include Yitzak in The Firehouse Theatre's Hedwig
and the Angry Inch (which will be revived this August at the
Staunton Theatre Festval), Helen McCormic in The Cripple Of Inishmaan,
'Lil Bit in How I Learned to Drive, and Cora in Heathen
Valley, all at Theatre Gym.
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Sara Heifetz (Mireille) received her BFA in
acting from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1999 in addition
to completing an intensive acting program at the Oxford School of
Drama in England. Favorite Richmond roles include: Woman ("Medea
Redux") and Sue ("Gaggle of Saints") in Bash: Latterday Plays
and Sooze in Suburbia with Theatre IV's Theatre Gym; Joanne
Summerhays Elliot in Because He Can; Glenna, Fortune Teller,
and Peep Show Girl in Edmond, Halie in Buried Child,
Actor #3 (20+ roles) in Lebensraum, Collette in Four Dogs
and a Bone, and Stephanie Rommel in The Big Slam all
with the Firehouse Theatre Project; and Callie in Stop Kiss
with Richmond Triangle Players, for which she received the 2000
Pheobe Award for Best Actress. Sara plans on moving to Paris, France,
to study acting and be near her family
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Irene Ziegler (Sue Ann) has performed
in over a hundred regional stage productions. She played the principal
in the television series, Dawson’s Creek, Space’s mom in
Showtime’s Going To California, and guest-starred on the
now defunct series American Gothic. Other TV and film credits
include The Contender, which was nominated for two academy
awards, G. I. Jane, Homicide, The Vernon Johns Story, The Lookalike,
Love’s Deadly Triangle, and The Perfect Daughter. Irene’s
play, Rules of the Lake, was awarded the Mary Roberts Rinehart
Award in drama. Rules of the Lake is also the title of her
collection of linked short stories, published by Southern Methodist
University Press. She has also written for the Discovery
Channel’s New Detectives series, and is the author of a dozen
award-winning training films. She has recently completed two collections
of monologues for actors, 222 Monologues From Literature
and 222 Monologues From Movies, both forthcoming from Smith
& Kraus. She is currently at work on a novel. 
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