The life & times of an actor/theatre educator in the city of Tucson.
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Ben Gonio has a B.F.A. in Drama from Carnegie Mellon University. He attended the Moscow Art Theatre Exchange Program. A certified Stage Combatant (emphasis in Unarmed, Rapier & Dagger, Broadsword, and Quarterstaff) He has an M.F.A. in Acting at the University of Washington. Ben is a teaching artist and has taught at University of Arizona, The University Of Washington, as well as Northwest Actors Studio. Ben studied under regional theatre luminaries Jon Jory, Peter Brosius, Mladen Kiselov, Joe Dowling, Julian Patrick,Marsha Mason Andrei Droznin, Anatoly Smeliansky and Bob Parks. Ben has worked with stage director Mark Weill, playwrights Naomi Iizuka and Kevin Kling. He has also acted with stage notables such as Hinton Battle, Sab Shimono, and Patti Coheneur. Credits include film, television, and commercials. He continues to work for regional theatre companies such, Tony Award winning Minneapolis Children's Theatre, Houston's Arena Theatre, Sierra Repertory Theatre, Guthrie Theatre and local Seattle companies including Seattle Repertory Theatre, 5th Ave. Theatre, ACT Theatre, Empty Space Theatre, Village Theatre, and Alice B. Theatre. Proud member of SAG/AFTRA/AEA.
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What's the name of the place? "No on 187"? What kind of a name for a coffeeshop is that?
And do they have cute elfin baristas? And Starbucks-y snooze jazz on the on the stereo?
DETAILS, MAN!!!
The terrible/wonderful thing about Starbucks in Seattle now is that, yes they're everywhere and they are taking over and you have no choice and resistance is useless...
but the coffee is good EVERY SINGLE TIME. The drive-by java shacks simply aren't as good. And I'd rather feed the corporate beast than drink a sucky cuppa coffee.
And that's the triple-truth, Ruth!
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