Quazimodo Axtell One Act Play

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 Quazimodo
by David Karen
Directed by William Gillbreath

In 2008 friends at high school talked me into auditioning for the One Act play that fall. Captured is my first ever theater performance that started my path toward performance/visual arts! Special thanks to Bruce Anderbery for your dedicated years of video production and capturing many lifelong memories! Enjoy!


Watch my first lead stage role the following year in "Dandelion Wine"! (Axtell One Act 2009)

Location: Nebraska, USA

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