That's a terrible picture; they should have used my headshot.
 Private Lives by Noel Coward (1991) I made my theatre cat debut at Vokes with this play. Great furniture and they didn't mind if I slept on it. |
 Whodunnit by Anthony Shaffer (1992) Nice furniture, but the overly-realistic thunder and lighting effects were a bit hard to take. Sleeping on a wig is something you should definitely try once in your life. |
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Hard Times from the novel by Charles Dickens (1993) You must be kidding - you're gonna sit on that wooden furniture for three hours! I wouldn't spend five minutes on it. |
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Sea Marks by Gardner McKay (1994) Best furniture so far, including a double bed which was mine, mine, mine. And the cast let me sleep on it during the dress rehearsal. |
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Les Liaisons Dangereuses by Christopher Hampton (1994) A hydraulic bed? No thanks. I'll sleep on the sofa. |
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Lettice & Lovage by Peter Shaffer (1994) Finally, a good part for a cat. I auditioned for it, but turned it down when I realized I'd be upstaged by the bit-part actress playing Lettice. They eventually had to use a stuffed cat. Serves them right. |
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A Delicate Balance by Edward Albee (1996) I can't give this a review because I couldn't watch any more after that monologue in the first act. |
