| Christine Quigless |
| In the role of, "Miriam Cook, Defendant" |
| "This is a very funny production. The eight actors who are performing live bring so much to the audience and they are complimented by the gifted actors who are on the video recording. " Nicole U. Hopkins, The Black Star News |
Christine Quigless (Miriam Cook), a graduate of North Carolina School of the
Arts in Theater and Architecture, is making her New York stage debut. The year of 2004,
she was a member of the Powerhouse Theater Repertory Company, produced by New
York Stage and Film. Among her list of roles was the lead, "Fannie Kemble", in "The
Journals of Fannie Kemble".
After a successful theater run in 2005, the filmed version of A WEAPON MOST UNUSUAL
won 2006 Best Musical Film Short in both the Spring and Fall Festivals at the New York
International Independent Film Festival, New York City.
Arts in Theater and Architecture, is making her New York stage debut. The year of 2004,
she was a member of the Powerhouse Theater Repertory Company, produced by New
York Stage and Film. Among her list of roles was the lead, "Fannie Kemble", in "The
Journals of Fannie Kemble".
After a successful theater run in 2005, the filmed version of A WEAPON MOST UNUSUAL
won 2006 Best Musical Film Short in both the Spring and Fall Festivals at the New York
International Independent Film Festival, New York City.
