October 10, 2008: Paul has a successful opening night as Andrew Wyke in Anthony Shaffer's Sleuth, produced by Firehouse Theater Company at the John Hand Theatre in Denver. Paul is seen below with Chris Bleau as Milo Tindle.
August 29, 2008: Paul and 12 Angry Men director Linda Suttle were interviewed on KOSI Radio's morning show. Seen below is Paul with co-hosts Murphy Houston and Denise Plant.
August 29, 2008: 12 Angry Men opened at the John Hand Theatre in Denver, produced by Spotlight Theatre Company. Paul also began rehearsals for Sleuth and survived the DNC being in Denver the same week!
August 2, 2008: Paul played the role of Phil Jones in the independent short film Dig, produced by Cinema Geeks as part of the 48-Hour Film Project. Click here to download it:
http://ftp.stabioproductions.com/clients/48hr/
May 2008: Paul is slated to appear as Juror 8 in Spotlight Theatre Company's Twelve Angry Men (below) and Firehouse Theatre Company's production of Sleuth.
March 11, 2008: Paul shot a national commercial with a principal role for Perkins Pancake House. As of September 1, the spot had not yet aired.
February 15 - March 15, 2008: Paul enjoyed playing the role of Mr. Vincent in the world premier of Josh Hartwell's Contrived Ending in a short run at the Buntpost Theatre in Denver, produced by Conundrum Productions. Paul is seen above with Jeremy Make as Nathan.
January 2008: Paul receives both a Marlowe Award and a Spotlight Award as Best Actor in a Drama 2007 for his work in Deathtrap.
December 31, 2007: Paul joined several fellow Denver actors in a special, one night only performance of the one act plays "Diddley Sqwat" and "Eunice & Hibiscus" at the Playwright Theatre in Denver. He is seen below as King Naughtyass with Deborah Persoff as Queen Flirtnude.
November-December 2007: Paul sang for his seventh season with the Original Dickens Carolers. More info here: www.originaldickenscarolers.com
September 2007: The full trailer (featuring Paul as Father David) for the independent feature film The Vessel can be found here: www.theendhascome.net
August 3-18, 2007: Next Stage presents a remount of their award-winning 2005 production of Sondheim and Weidman's Assassins. Paul played the role of Charles Guiteau and had a ball playing a nut case!
(L to R) Greg Adams as Czolgosz, Paul as Guiteau and Brian Hutchinson as Booth
July 25, 2007: The independent feature film The Vessel had its world premier at the AMC Theater in Flatirons Crossing in Broomfield, Colorado. Paul has a featured role as Father David. www.theendhascome.net
June 18, 2007: Paul reads the role of Lonnie in a staged reading of Terry Dodd's play, Dusk to Dawn at the Sunset, produced by the Colorado Theater Guild as part of their New Play Series. The sold out event took place at the newly refurbished Crossroads Theater in downtown Denver.
May 2007: Paul is offered the role of Charles Guiteau in the revival of the critically acclaimed Sondheim musical Assassins, which will be produced by Next Stage Denver and open at the Aurora Fox Theater on August 3, 2007 for a limited run. www.NextStageDenver.com
April 17 - May 13, 2007: Paul played the "comic relief" role of Mr. McIlhenny in the Arvada Center's production of Sondheim & Rodgers' Do I Hear a Waltz?
with Deborah Persoff as Mrs. McIlhenny
January 12-March 3, 2007: Paul enjoys chewing the scenery as Sidney Bruhl in Deathtrap at Miners Alley Playhouse, despite receiving very little press coverage!
with Mari Geasair as Helga
November-December 2006: Paul sang his sixth season with the Original Dickens Carolers. In addition, Paul began rehearsal for Deathtrap. It was a busy month!
