role: John Barrymore
ActorsNET, Inc
Director: Cheryl Doyle
February 25 thru March 20, 2016
set design by George Hartpence
featuring Nick Pecht as Frank
alternating nights with Underneath the Lintel - featuring Barry Abramowitz
adapted for the stage by Walt Disney & Cameron Mackintosh
role: George Banks
Yardley Players at Kelsey Theater
Director - Amy Zalot
April 16 - May 1, 2016
role: ghost of Hamlet's father
Shakespeare`70
Director - Frank Erath & Janet Quartarone
June 2 - 12, 2016
Director: Carol Thompson
Assistant Director: George Hartpence
Langhorne Players
July 15-30, 2016
role: Sir Ralph Bloomfield Bonington (B.B.)
Shakespeare`70
directed by Janet Quartarone
presented at Open Arts Stages
Bordentown, NJ
September 30th thru October 9th, 2016
Music and Lyrics by Maury Yeston
Book by Peter Stone
role: Captain Edward John Smith
directed by Matthew Muccigrossi
musical director: Mike Gilch
November 4th thru 20th, 2016
Video by Tom Smith for the ActorsNET's productions of BARRYMORE by William Luce and UNDERNEATH THE LINTEL by Glen Berger
Read the Central New Jersey - Princeton Packet review by Anthony Stoeckert. (click the download link below to read the full review)
"Barrymore has its touching moments, but for the most part, the evening is lighthearted. Mr. Hartpence is funny and charming, and commands the stage as this actor shares the story of his life and career."
Barrymore Packet STAGE REVIEW (pdf)
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Poster for Shakespeare`70's HAMLET
Stuart Duncan reviews for the Princeton Packet:
"...Hamlet by Shakespeare ‘70 at Kelsey Theatre on the campus of Mercer County Community College is a genuine theatrical delight. There’s plenty of revenge (no fewer than four dead bodies lying around at the final curtain); one of theater’s best ghosts, that being Hamlet’s father played beautifully by the veteran George Hartpence, and enough derring-do sword play to keep the most expert scholars on their toes for almost three hours."
The show’s cast includes Ray Fallon of Collingswood as Hamlet; Janet Quartarone of Flemington as Gertrude; Steve Lobis of Washington Crossing, Pa., as Claudius; John Fischer of Hamilton as Horatio; George Hartpence of Lambertville as the Ghost of Hamlet’s Father; Dale Simon of Flemington as Polonius; Jake Burbage of Jersey City as Laertes; Shannon McGovern of Scotch Plains as Ophelia; Michael Krahel of Hillsborough as Rosencrantz; Jim Bloss of Marlton as Guildenstern; Andrew Timmes of Lawrenceville as Osric; Robert-Alonzo Gray of Ewing as Marcellus/Fortinbras; Pat Rounds of Princeton as Player King; Amanda McCarther of Lawrenceville of Player Queen; Tom Curbishley of Lawrenceville as Player Prologue; Spencer Makow of Princeton as Francisco; Tim Kirk of Delran as Bernardo; and Matthew Cassidy of Morrisville, Pa., as the Gravedigger.
The ensemble features Tristan Curbishley of Lawrenceville, Vianna Fagel of Lambertville, Steven Munoz of Hopatcong, Brittany Rivera of Hamilton, and Jaclyn Wasneski of Hightstown.
The production team for “Hamlet” includes Director John F. Erath, Ph.D., Assistant Director Janet Quartarone, and Producer Curt Foxworth, with assistance from Kayla McLaughlin. Lili Timmes and Gwyn Curbishley are the stage managers.
centraljersey.com’s Anthony Stoeckert in TimeOff says:
“The Doctor’s Dilemma,” first performed in 1906, also has plenty of laughs. George Hartpence plays Sir Ralph Bloomfield Bonington and is a riot as Bonington enthusiastically claims the key to medicine is to “stimulate the phagocytes!”
The play also has some clever lines, such as Bonington saying surgeon Walpole has no intellect and that he’s “A mere surgeon. Wonderful operator, but after all, what is operating? Manual labor.”
Click the link below to read the full review
STAGE REVIEW_ Shakespeare '70 presents 'The Doctor's Dilemma' _ TimeOFF (pdf)
DownloadGeorge Hartpence (right) as Captain E.J. Smith
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