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We present these pages to offer some
well-deserved recognition for the wonderful people who
have given their ideas, sweat, and time to the Marshalltown Community
Theatre. Without their efforts, our theatre would be little
more than a dark room. We celebrate your generous gift to our
community!
If
you
have participated in an MCT production in the past, in any capacity,
please take your bow with the folks on these pages. Contact the MCT
Web Site Information Director and arrange to be included.
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Justin JACOBSON
Marshalltown, IA
Justin has
been performing since high school, which wasn’t all that long ago.
He has performed in a number of shows with the Marshalltown Community
Theatre including his most recent, PLAY ON. Justin is currently a
student at the Marshalltown Community College with a major in broadcasting
and graduating in December.
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Marshall
JACOBSON
Marshalltown, IA
Marshall is pretty much awesome. He
was born and raised in Marshalltown, where they named the town after
him. Although being a long time resident, he hadn't unveiled his
acting abilities to the public at large until he decided to audition for
our 2006 fall production of Moliere's THE MOCK DOCTOR. Not only
did he receive the role of James, but this was his very first production
in "Marshall's Town". His hobbies include bowling, spelunking, and
his favorite past time? Eating waffles. His favorite number
is 39, his favorite food is bread, and he washes it down with his
favorite drink, orange juice.
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Tyler JACOBSON
Marshalltown, IA
Tyler is a returning face on
the MCT stage. He’s been in several productions at MCT including:
ALVIN FERNALD: MAYOR FOR A DAY, SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS, and THE
WITCH OF THE WEST. He played an Apostle in our 2004 summer musical
JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR. Tyler was involved with the Marshalltown High School Theatre
Troupe in their production of MACBETH, “Which none of you saw.”
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Kelsey JENKINS
Marshalltown, IA
After moving to the area in
2007, "a special teacher" suggested Kelsey audition for her first role
on the MCT stage and it paid off. She was cast in the part of Kristin
Price in THE LARAMIE PROJECT, our 2009 summer production. Kelsey
enjoys living in Marshalltown and in her spare time she participates in
sports like baseball and track.
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Lana JENNESS
Marshalltown, IA
The daughter of Vic &
Lois and the older sister of Creighton, Lana is a 2003 Marshalltown High
School graduate who currently attends Marshalltown Community College.
Before joining MCT, Lana's only stage work was "minor roles in middle
school plays," but once the theatre bug bit her, she expects to stay
involved for a long time. Lana also works part-time at McFarland Clinic
and stays heavily involved at her church because "God is number one." Lana
also enjoys soccer, art and reading.
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Brenda JENSEN
Marshalltown, IA
Brenda Jensen made her debut at MCT in A THURBER CARNIVAL. She works at
Mid-Iowa Community Action as payroll manager. She is the proud mother of
two and grandmother of three children. She says that even though she hadn't
appeared on stage before her "Thurber" experience, she did have an earlier
claim to fame. She performed at the Bill Riley State Fair Talent
Search for several years and finished in the top five.
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Caitlin JONES
Marshalltown, IA
The first show in our 2007 -
2008 Season, COCKTAILS WITH MIMI, marked Caitlin's first appearance on
the MCT stage in the role of Edith Ralston. She has had previous
theatre experience at Marshalltown Community College with her portrayal
of Sharon in MR. 80%. Caitlin is active in competitive speech, and says
she has had a love of theatre since early elementary school.
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Ben JONES
Marshalltown, IA
Ben was an MHS Junior when he got started, fairly new to the MCT stage. Ben’s previous acting experience
includes MHS productions, (You Can’t Take it with You,
Little Shop of Horrors, and Arsenic and Old Lace.)
Ben says “THE FANTASTICKS was my first MCT show, and I really had a lot
of fun. It was very educational and I really enjoyed
working with the cast.” Ben's most recent MCT performance is
one of the trio in the 2002 MCT fundraiser, THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM
SHAKESPEARE, (ABRIDGED).
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Gary JUDGE
Garwin, IA
Gary Judge hails from Garwin. In high school, he was involved with
music, plays, and speech contests, and since then, Gary has played in
several local classic rock bands. He also enjoys singing karaoke. In
fact, Gary can be found almost every Friday night at The Coppertop Bar
on Main Street, belting out his favorite tunes. He is an avid
motorcyclist and a member of ABATE of Iowa. Gary is employed at Lennox
Industries, and has a son named Aaron. He said he always enjoyed being
on stage and thought performing in our
GALA 2010: RETRO 70’s
would be an exciting chance to get back into it.
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Andrew JUDKINS
Melbourne, IA
Andrew's friend Shelby
invited him to audition for the role of Russell Henderson in MCT's 2009
production of THE LARAMIE PROJECT and it paid off. He has also
appeared in several plays while enrolled at Marshalltown Community
College. As a student at Iowa State University, Andrew is looking
forward to earning an Engineering Degree and is an avid fan of video
games.
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Zach JUHL
Marshalltown, IA
Zach's first experience with
MCT came by way of being an audience member at the 2007 production of
JAKE'S WOMEN. He decided to get even more involved at MCT by
participating as member of the orchestra in our summer musical COMPANY
the same year, as well as assisting the technical crew with stage
lighting. Zach tells us he really enjoyed being a part of the 'pit'.
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