Charlie rejoined the company for our 2003 production of The Winslow Boy appearing as the father, Arthur Winslow.  He last tread the S'70 boards in our 1993 production of Sherlock Holmes.  More recently, he portrayed Leontes in Westwind Repertory’s summer production of The Winter’s Tale.  With Westwind he has appeared as Dodge in The Buried Child, Brabantio in Othello, and Ernest in Design for Living. A local musician, juggler and playwright, Charlie wrote the longest running show in the history of New Hope, Pennsylvania, A Catered Affair which ran for 60 weeks at the Tow Path Dinner Theater, and for which he received an award for acting excellence from Entertainment Magazine in Philadelphia.  His play A National Treasure, which he wrote with Nathaniel Hartshorne, was produced in Trenton. Favorite roles include Fagin in Oliver, Alfred P. Doolittle in My Fair Lady, and Cliff in The Woolgatherer.

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