Zachary Quinto UK
Star of 'Heroes' and 'Star Trek XI'
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Above The Fold (2008)
Lonesome Hollow (2006) Laying On Of Hands (2005) Alleluia, The Road (2005)
A Map Of Doubt And Rescue (2004) The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow (2004)
Prop Bono Publico (2003) Endgame (2003) Side Man (2000)
Much Ado About Nothing (2000) Leaving Queens (1999) Gross Indecency (1999)
Love's Labours Lost (1998) A Lonely Impulse of Delight Stone The Bear
The Pirates of Penzance (1993) Cinderella/Oliver!/The Wizard of Oz (Pre 1993)
Above The Fold (2008)
 | Writer : Bernard Weinraub Producer : Ojai Playwrights Conference Venue : Zalk Theatre Character : Unknown Summary : Coming soon Photo by Bruce Botnick courtesy of www.ojaiplays.org |
Lonesome Hollow (2006)
Writer : Lee Blessing Producer : Ojai Playwrights Conference Venue : Zalk Theatre Character : Nye Summary : Nye and Tuck are inmates in Lonesome Hollow, a facility for sex offenders. Whilst Nye has been jailed for repeat physical offences Tuck is a photographer who claims his exploits were merely in the name of art.
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Laying on of Hands (2005)
Writer : Bill Cain Producer : Ojai Playrights Conference Venue : Zalk Theatre Character : Jesse "I play Jesse, a gay priest, which from my experience has always been sort of a contradiction in terms but what I've come to realize from working on this play is that sometimes the people who go against the dictates of the Catholic Church are often the most strongly spiritual people around. And so you're dealing with the actual religion and the sort of political structure of the Catholic Church as well as you are dealing with the spiritual life of these people who are sort of questioning who they are."
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Alleluia, The Road (2005)
Producer : Ojai Playrights Conference
Writer : Luis Alfaro
Venue : Zalk Theatre
Character : Zeke
Alleluia, The Road is an adaptation of Strindberg's The Great Highway, which follows an unnamed Hunter on his journey of self-discovery.
Image by Bruce Botnick courtesy of www.ojaiplays.org
A Map of Doubt and Rescue (2004)
Venue : Zalk Theatre
Writer : Susan Miller
A staged reading is about honoring and serving the playwright's voice. For actors, it's easy for the play to be about you, your journey, your process, blah blah blah.I don't make concrete decisions or too many choices beforehand. There's an acuity inherent in working on new material. Every actor can benefit from that. It's a matter of trusting yourself, your instincts, and the playwright's instincts, stepping forward without the ground under you being completely solid. That can always serve you as an actor. It's a really unique opportunity to help shape a play... Be grateful for that opportunity. It's not about whether it's perfect or polished. It's about sharing, and seeing how it lands" - Zachary on working on 'A Map of Doubt and Rescue' at the OPC.
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The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow (2004)
Pro Bono Publico (2003)
Producer : Ojai Playrights Conference
Writer : Peter Morris
Character : Unknown
Venue : Zalk Theater
Image by Bruce Botnick courtesy of www.ojaiplays.org
Endgame (2003)
| Venue : Odyssey Writer : Samuel Beckett Producer : Character : Clov Summary : A man and his servant live out their days mutually dependent. Clov is the servant who is trying to escape his life with his master Hamm. According to CPN Online Zach's performance made the critics' 'Best Of' lists for 2003 |
Side Man (2000)
 | Producer : City Theatre Company Venue : City Theatre, Pittsburgh Character : Clifford Writer : Warren Leight Summary : A memory play about a jazz musician and his wife and son. The play is a Tony Award winner. Zach was still at university when he appeared in the play. Probably I'm the readier to declare Clifford central because, in Zachary Quinto, director Kiselov has found such a good Clifford compared to some of the nonactors (Jason Priestley!) who have played the role in New York and London. Quinto is a gem of focus. You don't always notice him in much of Act 1, given the rich comedy of everyone else, but when you do, you'll see with what delicacy he watches his own youthful parents. And in his climactic scene with Gene, he unloads all the emotion the play has carefully hoarded. - Christopher Rawson, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette |
Much Ado About Nothing (2000)
Venue : LA Shakespeare Festival / Vineyard Playhouse Writer : William Shakespeare Producer : LA Shakespeare Festival Character : Borachio Summary : A comedy about the relationships and misunderstandings between a group of young people at an Italian Villa. Borachio conspires to make the hero believe that his lover is being unfaithful. Borachio means 'drunkard' in Italian!
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Leaving Queens (1999)
Writers : Kim Sherman and Kate Moira Ryan
Producer : Carnegie-Mellon New Plays Project
Venue : Kresge Theater, CMU
Character : Unknown
Summary : A musical about a family of Irish immigrant arriving in New York.
Gross Indecency : The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde (1999)
Producer : City Theatre Company
Writer : Moises Kaufman
Venue : City Theatre, Pittsburgh
Character : Rent boy
Summary : The play depicts the trials of Oscar Wilde for 'gross indecency' using real transcripts from the trial itself.
Darren Focareta, Zachary Quinto, Jon Skovron and Daniel Krell play the sleazy rent boys ("gilded snakes," Wilde calls them), as well as everybody else, with admirable variety and spunk. Even their accents are pretty good, the various middle- and lower-class ones reminding us that Wilde's persecution was a classist witch hunt, in which the aristocracy calculatingly offered him up as a sacrifice to demagogic Puritanism. - Christopher Rawson, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Love's Labours Lost (1998)
Writer : William Shakespeare Producer : Carnegie-Mellon University Venue : Kresge Theater, CMU Character : Unknown Quinto and Swift give their courting pair the articulate, acerbic sparkle that make them worthy precursors of the more famous Benedick and Beatrice. - Christopher Rawson, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette |
A Lonely Impulse of Delight (Year Unknown)
Venue : Vineyard Playhouse
Writer : John Patrick Shanley
Character : Unknown
A comedy about a man who falls in love with a Mermaid in the Central Park lake but who makes the mistake of introducing her to his best friend.
Stone (Year Unknown)
Producer : Taper New Works Festival Venue : Mark Taper Forum, LA Character : Unknown Writer : Unknown |
The Bear (Year Unknown)
Writer : Anton Chekhov
Character : Smirnoff (?)
Venue : Galway, Ireland
A farce centering on a landowner and a widow still mourning her husband. As the short play is a two hander we suspect Zach must have played Smirnoff, the landowner, but this might not be accurate
The Pirates of Penzance (1993)
Writer : Gilbert and Sullivan Producer : Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera Venue : Benedum Centre, Pittsburgh Character : Major General Stanley Character's solo songs : "I Am The Very Model Of A Modern Major-General" ; "Oh, men of dark and dismal fate"; Summary : The Pirates of Penzance is a comic opera. Zachary played the Major-General who manages to win back his daughter from the clutches of pirates before having a change of heart when he realises that they are good men. For this role Zach won the Gene Kelly Award for Excellence in High School Musical Theatrem, in the category of Best Supporting Actor. |
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