Freak the Mighty
Lineup
Hi! I’m Netza Jimenez. I’m a NYC based acting and singing mover (😜) who graduated from Pace University with a BFA in Musical Theater and a caffeine addiction. I’m very very very excited to introduce myself to you and hopefully work with you soon!
George Stiles and Anthony Drewe are a multi award-winning musical theatre writing partnership whose shows have been performed all over the world and translated into many languages. They met studying at Exeter University and have been collaborators for over 40 years. Their work together includes the international smash-hit Cameron Mackintosh/Disney production of Mary Poppins, the Olivier Award-winning Honk!
Ryan Fielding Garrett is a NYC-based composer, music director, orchestrator, and, most importantly, a ginger. Growing up in San Antonio, Texas, Ryan discovered a love for music at an early age, singing and performing all over. He also appeared in many TV commercials and is extremely grateful that those ads haven’t found their way onto YouTube yet.
Rodman Philbrick grew up on the coast of New Hampshire and has been writing novels since the age of sixteen. For a number of years he published mystery and suspense novels for adults. Two of his detective novels were nominated for the Shamus Award, and in 1993 Brothers & Sinners won the Shamus Award.
Patrick McCollum is an award-winning choreographer and intimacy professional whose work spans Broadway, television, film, and opera. He choreographed the Tony Award–winning musical The Band’s Visit on Broadway and has created movement for major productions including Angels in America and Rocky, as well as live television events such as Saturday Night Live.
Anita Hollander has worked throughout Europe, Asia, Russia and America as an actress, singer, composer, lyricist, director, producer, and teacher. She has premiered new works of composers and playwrights at Carnegie Hall, Playwrights Horizons, and New York Shakespeare Festival, where she sang original work of Philip Glass.
Christopher Gurr has been an actor, director, and teacher for over thirty-five years working in television, on Broadway, on national tours, and in regional theatre from California to Maine. On The Road, Denver, photo credit Dan Swalec Born and raised in southwest Georgia, he trained at Webster University in St.
Bart Shatto was last seen on Broadway in the Tony-nominated War Paint (opposite three-time Tony winner Patti Lupone). Other Broadway: Les Miserables (Valjean), The Civil War, Hands on a Hardbody, Dracula: The Musical. National Tours: Les Miserables, The Civil War, Cats. Vocalist for symphonic rock band Trans-Siberian Orchestra (since 2002).
