ADK Shakespeare: 1 Henry VI (Joan la Pucelle, Somerset, General, Messenger); 2 Henry VI (Somerset, Hume, Vaux, Dick, Captain, Beadle, 2 Prentice, 2 Messenger, Commons); 3 Henry VI (Widow/Lady Grey/Queen, Rutland, Exeter, Stanley, Messenger, 2 Watchman, Soldier); Richard III (Elizabeth, Tyrell, Lovell, Oxford, Ghost of King Henry, Priest, Alderman/Citizen); As You Like It (Celia, 2 Page); Romeo & Juliet (Nurse, Prince); Macbeth (1 Witch, Young Siward, Scotch Doctor, Donalbain); Titus Andronicus (Director); The Tempest (Director); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Snout, Mustardseed); The Merchant of Venice (Portia, Leonardo); Theseus & the Minotaur (Stage Manager); Measure for Measure (Escalus, Francisca); The Merchant of Venice (Portia); Twelfth Night (Antonio, Valentine); Hamlet (Ophelia, Fortinbras, 2 Gravedigger, Cornelius); Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (Ophelia, Fortinbras); Hercules
Tara's professional acting credits include: Our Town (Emily Webb) - First State Children's Theater Company; Pygmalion (Eliza Doolittle) - V:I.T.A.L.; Much Ado About Nothing (Margaret) - Delaware Shakespeare Festival; The Merchant of Venice (Portia) - Theater of the Seventh Sister; Antigone (Ismene) - Baltimore Shakespeare Festival. Tara also worked as a Core Company Actor and Public Relations Director at Gamut Theatre Group in Harrisburg, PA. Her acting credits at Gamut include: Romeo and Juliet (Juliet / Benvolio), Lysistrata (Chorus), Julius Caesar (Octavius Caesar / ensemble), Love's Labour's Lost (Princess of France), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Hermia / Starveling), The Comedy of Errors (Adriana), and Henry V (Katherine / Boy). Other NYC credits include Hyperion Theatre Project as Annabel, Polly the Parrot, and Pantalone in their Commedia Americana production of Manhattanpotamia IV: The Trek Down Columbina's Treasure Trail.
Currently, Tara attends St. John’s University where she is pursuing her Doctor of Arts in English, with a focus in Shakespeare and 19th Century British fiction. Tara works as a Writing Consultant in the Institute for Writing Studies and blogs for the English Department. You can also follow Tara’s ADK Shakes blog “My words fly up...” by clicking on the blog roll below.
Portia, The Merchant of Venice
Joan la Pucelle, 1 Henry VI
