Denise Fort's Lounge Discussions

Hello, Stage 32 denizens. I'm a mature comedic character actor/serious vocalist here in the heart of the Midwest. I've done a lot of stage work--both musicals and plays--and even directed a few productions of which I'm very proud. I seem to be doing quite a bit of vocal work lately and need to get back onstage more regularly so I can maintain name recognition. I'm looking for suggestions on how to market mature, stage experience in a small theatre market without sounding desperate or pushy. Thoughts? Suggestions?

Thanks, all!

Hi, all. My name's Denise Fort, and I'm currently running myself silly directing "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" with a cast of very bright, energetic kids and motivated adults for a church-based theatre ministry on the south side of Indy. I've got a few things I want to audition for myself in 2015, but my responsibilities as Artistic Director for the church theater seem to capture my attention (and energy) most of the time. Anyone else find that a volunteer "artistic" position like this has turned into more of an administrative and personality conflict mediator-type gig? Thanks!