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VetStage Theatre Company Members |
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VetStage company members are made up entirely of veterans and prior military. Some are still active members of the reserve forces. In order to be a company member, one MUST have prior military experience. Acting, writing, heck any type of creative experience is a plus, but NOT a requirement. Through workshops, classes, labs, etc., company members can develop their inner artist, or volunteer in other ways. |
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Support VetStage by making your charitable donation today: |
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Other Members:
· Jimmy Cox (US Navy veteran, Comic, Actor) · Elizabeth Florer (US Army veteran, Actor) · Ted Haler (US Army Vietnam veteran, Actor) · Ray Haratian (Iranian Iran/Iraq war veteran, Actor) · Marvin Jordan (US Army veteran, Actor) · Ben Martin (US Army veteran, Actor, Director) · Rio Miner (US Army OIF veteran, Actor) · Charlie Pacello (USAF veteran, Actor) · Laura Ann Riley (US Navy Gulf War veteran, Actor) · Fara Eve Soleil (USAF veteran, Actor) · Noah Smith (US Army veteran, Actor) · Sam Spade (US Army Grenada veteran, Actor, Writer) · Max Thayer (US Army Vietnam veteran, Actor) · April Turner (US Army OIF veteran, Writer)
The VetStage Foundation 12439 Magnolia Blvd., #166 North Hollywood, CA 91607 www.myspace.com/thevetstagefoundation Phone: 818-308-6296 |
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The VetStage Foundation |
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John Di Fusco, USAF Vietnam veteran Actor, Writer, Director, Producer
DiFusco created the critically-acclaimed Viet Nam play TRACERS, which he first directed at the Odyssey Theatre in Los Angeles. He again directed TRACERS at Joseph Papp’s Public Theatre (NY) where Jack Kroll of Newsweek called it, “a land mine of a play that blows complacency to shreds”. TRACERS was published in Otis Gurney’s Ten Best Plays of 1984/85, by Dramatists Play Service and by Hill & Wang Publishers. DiFusco has directed numerous productions of his play in the U.S. and abroad. His screenplay of TRACERS has been optioned by First Addiction Film. In 2001 he directed the 20th Anniversary production of TRACERS at the Odyssey Theatre, where it premiered. (L.A. Weekly ‘Pick of the Week’ and Back Stage West “Critics’ Pick”). Back Stage West wrote, “Riveting…TRACERS is as vivid, grim and powerful as it was 20 years ago!” TRACERS continues to be produced by theatre companies throughout the U.S. The play has been called by some ‘a modern American classic.’ |
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Supporting the troops is more than a bumper sticker. |
