Topher in other people's plays.


	SOUTHERN BAPTIST SISSIES Atlanta Premiere by Del Shores \| Directed by DeWayne Morgan PROCESS THEATRE CO. / WHOLE WORLD, 2007 The story of four small-town Texas boys with latent tendencies, told from childhood through adulthood, through the memories of Mark.
	BALD GRACE Atlanta Premiere by Marki Shalloe \| Directed by John Stephens THEATRE GAEL, October 2006 A sly and postmodern take on Ireland's notorious pirate queen. Grace O' Malley's attempts to defend her homeland are consistently thwarted by Queen Elizabeth's answer to Dick Cheney, Richard Bingham.
	BABYLON World Premiere by Marki Shalloe \| Directed by Betty Hart PROCESS THEATRE COMPANY, March 2006 As Virgin Mary, transgendered star attraction of a Bible-themed whorehouse in 1960s New Orleans. Her unlikely friendship with a devout manicurist (Barbara Cole) ultimately leads to disaster.
	THE BOOK OF LIZ Atlanta Premiere by David Sedaris and Amy Sedaris \| Directed by Lee Nowell ESSENTIAL THEATRE, January 2006 As Brother Nathaniel Brightbee, member of the deeply religious Squeamish community, driven to distraction when given the task of attempting to recreate the recipe for the elusive Squeamish cheese ball. Photo with Rachel Craw.
	VAMPIRE LESBIANS OF SODOM by Charles Busch \| Directed by DeWayne Morgan PROCESS THEATRE COMPANY, October 2005 As King Carlisle, the newest and biggest male star in 1920s Hollywood- with impressive diction- as well as Hujar, a loincloth-clad guard in ancient Sodom, and Zack, a hard-boiled 1970s Vegas showboy. Photo with Megan Hayes.
	WIZZER PIZZER World Premiere by Amy Wheeler \| Directed by Melissa Foulger 7 STAGES, May 2005 As Kevin, a Judy Garland impersonator who tires of the slings and arrows of his existence, and checks into Dr. Nora's Reparative Therapy Clinic. And that's when things get a little weird.
	THE SANTALAND DIARIES by David Sedaris \| Directed by Clint Thornton HORIZON THEATRE, December 2003 & 2004 Along with the lovely and talented Jill Hames, served as "sidekick" to Harold Leaver's Crumpet for two years, playing Macy's employees, stressed shoppers, racists, parents, one very friendly elf, and Cher.
	EULA MAE'S BEAUTY, BAIT, AND TACKLE by Frank Blocker and Chuck Richards \| Directed by Vincent Randall ONSTAGE ATLANTA, July 2004 As Tammy Wynette devotee and recent divorcee Eva Mae Raspberry, and her tappin', twirlin', big-boned daughter, Miss Alabama contestant Rita Mae.
	ROGUES, VAGABONDS, AND STURDY BEGGARS World Premiere by Marki Shalloe \| Directed by Lily Yancey Miller THEATRE GAEL, January 2004 As the friend and butler William Tuttle, whose devotion is equally matched by his disdain.
	THE CREDEAUX CANVAS Southeastern Premiere by Keith Bunin \| Directed by Sandralyn Dannelley ATLANTA CLASSICAL THEATRE, March 2003 As struggling painter Winston, participating in a fraud among friends that causes a little more trouble than anybody anticipated.
	VAMPIRE LESBIANS OF SODOM by Charles Busch \| Directed by DeWayne Morgan PROCESS THEATRE COMPANY, October 2002 As King Carlisle, the newest and biggest male star in silent pictures, contending with two ancient vampires on the prowl in 1920s Hollywood. Photo with Amanda Cucher


	SOUTHERN BAPTIST SISSIES Atlanta Premiere by Del Shores \| Directed by DeWayne Morgan PROCESS THEATRE CO. / WHOLE WORLD, 2007 The story of four small-town Texas boys with latent tendencies, told from childhood through adulthood, through the memories of Mark.
	BALD GRACE Atlanta Premiere by Marki Shalloe \| Directed by John Stephens THEATRE GAEL, October 2006 A sly and postmodern take on Ireland's notorious pirate queen. Grace O' Malley's attempts to defend her homeland are consistently thwarted by Queen Elizabeth's answer to Dick Cheney, Richard Bingham.
	BABYLON World Premiere by Marki Shalloe \| Directed by Betty Hart PROCESS THEATRE COMPANY, March 2006 As Virgin Mary, transgendered star attraction of a Bible-themed whorehouse in 1960s New Orleans. Her unlikely friendship with a devout manicurist (Barbara Cole) ultimately leads to disaster.
	THE BOOK OF LIZ Atlanta Premiere by David Sedaris and Amy Sedaris \| Directed by Lee Nowell ESSENTIAL THEATRE, January 2006 As Brother Nathaniel Brightbee, member of the deeply religious Squeamish community, driven to distraction when given the task of attempting to recreate the recipe for the elusive Squeamish cheese ball. Photo with Rachel Craw.
	VAMPIRE LESBIANS OF SODOM by Charles Busch \| Directed by DeWayne Morgan PROCESS THEATRE COMPANY, October 2005 As King Carlisle, the newest and biggest male star in 1920s Hollywood- with impressive diction- as well as Hujar, a loincloth-clad guard in ancient Sodom, and Zack, a hard-boiled 1970s Vegas showboy. Photo with Megan Hayes.
	WIZZER PIZZER World Premiere by Amy Wheeler \| Directed by Melissa Foulger 7 STAGES, May 2005 As Kevin, a Judy Garland impersonator who tires of the slings and arrows of his existence, and checks into Dr. Nora's Reparative Therapy Clinic. And that's when things get a little weird.
	THE SANTALAND DIARIES by David Sedaris \| Directed by Clint Thornton HORIZON THEATRE, December 2003 & 2004 Along with the lovely and talented Jill Hames, served as "sidekick" to Harold Leaver's Crumpet for two years, playing Macy's employees, stressed shoppers, racists, parents, one very friendly elf, and Cher.
	EULA MAE'S BEAUTY, BAIT, AND TACKLE by Frank Blocker and Chuck Richards \| Directed by Vincent Randall ONSTAGE ATLANTA, July 2004 As Tammy Wynette devotee and recent divorcee Eva Mae Raspberry, and her tappin', twirlin', big-boned daughter, Miss Alabama contestant Rita Mae.
	ROGUES, VAGABONDS, AND STURDY BEGGARS World Premiere by Marki Shalloe \| Directed by Lily Yancey Miller THEATRE GAEL, January 2004 As the friend and butler William Tuttle, whose devotion is equally matched by his disdain.
	THE CREDEAUX CANVAS Southeastern Premiere by Keith Bunin \| Directed by Sandralyn Dannelley ATLANTA CLASSICAL THEATRE, March 2003 As struggling painter Winston, participating in a fraud among friends that causes a little more trouble than anybody anticipated.
	VAMPIRE LESBIANS OF SODOM by Charles Busch \| Directed by DeWayne Morgan PROCESS THEATRE COMPANY, October 2002 As King Carlisle, the newest and biggest male star in silent pictures, contending with two ancient vampires on the prowl in 1920s Hollywood. Photo with Amanda Cucher