Height: 6'
Weight: 140
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Brown

Halfickett@gmail.com
617-283-8175

Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare
Benvolio/Tybalt
Clark Studio Theatre, Lincoln Center, NYC
Aquila Theatre Company, Aquila for Young Audiences

Tea and Sympathy, by Robert Anderson
Phil
Clurman Theatre at Theatre Row, NYC, Keen Company

Indigenous Peoples, by Andrew Bliss
Rodger
Studio Theatre at Theatre Row, NYC
You Are Here Productions, Wonderland One-Act Festival
Best Play Award, Audience Favorite Award

Taming of the Shrew, by William Shakespeare
Biondello
Flamboyan Theatre, NYC, Hipgnosis Theatre Co.
"The Dr. Seus-ish simpering servant alone (Biondello), prancing about
to keep the parasol over his master's quickly moving head,
made Swan Lake look as elegant and resourceful as someone
lugging garbage cans to the curb."
New York Times, Reader Review, June 23, 2007

The Winter's Tale, by William Shakespeare
Florizel
Access Theatre, NYC, Hipgnosis Theatre Co.

The Sisters Rosensweig, by Wendy Wasserstein
Tom
Gloucester Stage, MA (Reading)

The Virgin w/10,000 Arrows, by Jason Tremblay
Andres Marca Reilli
New Dramatists, NYC (Workshop)

Spring Awakening by, Franz Wedekind
Moritz Steifel
Greene Theatre, Emerson College, Boston

The Distance From Here, by Neil Labutte
Tim
Greene Theatre, Emerson College, Boston

Undiscovered Country, by Arthur Schnitzler
Otto Von Aigner
Semel Theatre, Emerson College, Boston

Hobson's Choice, by Harold Brighouse
Fred Beenstockr
Majestic Theatre, Emerson College, Boston

Equus, by Peter Schaffer
Alan Strang
Loft Theatre, Emerson College, Boston

Hurly Burly, by David Rabe
Eddie
Jorge Hernandez Center, Emerson College, Boston

Buried Child, by Sam Shepard
Vince
Cabaret Theatre, Emmerson College, Boston

The Chairs, by Eugene Ionesco
The Old Man
Circle Theatre, Emerson College, Boston

"65", Written and Performed by Hal Fickett
Directed by Emily Plumb
The American Living Room 2007
HERE Arts Center, NYC

Original Monologue, Written and Performed by Hal Fickett
La Mama E.T.C., NYC

"65", Written and Performed by Hal Fickett
Directed by Emily Plumb
Perishable Theatre, Providence, RI

"65", Written and Performed by Hal Fickett
Stage Left Studios, NYC

Jesse, Written and Performed by Hal Fickett
Duplex Theatre, NYC
Stage Left Studios, NYC

Jesse and Monologues for a Cabaret, Written and Performed by Hal Fickett
Directed by John Kuntz
Greene Theatre, Emerson College, Boston

"Possessed of wisdom beyond his youthful experience,
Hal Fickett's work as a solo performer-writer is bold,
virtuosic, eloquent and lyrical. If Hal's work is a harbinger
of the future, then it does indeed bode well for a new
generation of theatrical talent. Hal's presence in that future
is also a hopeful sign for the present here and now.
See him perform in the present, if you dare."
Nicky Paraiso, La Mama

Emerson College '06, B.F.A. Acting
Studied With:
Rhea Gaisner( Scene Study)
Melia Bensussen (Scene Study)
Mark Cohen( Shakespeare)
Sarah Hickler (Movement)
Amelia Broome (Voice)
Ted Hewlett (StageCombat)
John Kuntz (Solo Performance)

Double Edge Theatre
Ashfield, MA
Summer Intensive 2002 and 2003

Advanced Juggling Skills, Beginner Accordionist, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Beginner Tap and Jazz.

HAL FICKETT