by  Pasha Kalachev  

by Nathan Yungerberg

by Greg Le Blanc

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on location in Edinburgh Scotland for Out of the Ash w/ Bryan Fitzgerald by Sandy Garfunkel

on location in Edinburgh Scotland for Out of the Ash w/ Bryan Fitzgerald by Sandy Garfunkel

In The Importance of Being Earnest as Jack Worthington. Presented By Debra Ann Byrd of Take Wing And Soar Productions and Voza Rivers/New Heritage Theatre Group.

The Importance of Being Earnest as Jack. Presented By:Debra Ann Byrd of Take Wing And Soar Productions and Voza Rivers/New Heritage Theatre Group,

Take Wing and Soar's production of The Importance of Being Earnest as Jack

In Between Men as Dominick

Lights Narrow by Vincent Moarano directed by DeLisa White with Ridley Parsons. NYIT nomination: Outstanding Premiere Production of A Play Outstanding Original Full-length Script Outstanding Director

** Lights Narrow w/ Ridley Parson

La MaMa presents Lissabon by Zachary Karabashliev directed by Hristo Hristov in association with New Heritage Theatre Group w/ Sean Carvajal*, Aixa Kendrick, Tony Naumovski*, Christopher Sutton*

La MaMa presents Lissabon by Zachary Karabashliev directed by Hristo Hristov in association with New Heritage Theatre Group w/ Tony Naumovski

La MaMa presents Lissabon by Zachary Karabashliev directed by Hristo Hristov in association with New Heritage Theatre Group With James Edward Becton*, Sean Carvajal*, Aixa Kendrick, Tony Naumovski*, Christopher Sutton*

La MaMa presents Lissabon by Zachary Karabashliev directed by Hristo Hristov in association with New Heritage Theatre Group With Sean Carvajal*

Pandora Machine's Prometheus Trap. as Cpt. Cornell.

Pandora Machine's Prometheus Trap. as Cpt. Cornell.

Order by Christopher Stetson Boal directed by Austin Pendleton with Oberon Theatre Ensemble James Edward Becton (Joe) and Ryan Tramont (Blander)

Audelco Award nominated production of "Playing with Fire"* w/ Toccarra Cash

Audelco Award nominated production of "Playing with Fire" w/ August Strindberg Repertory Theater

Waiting for Budd the film biography of Hudson Film Group's On the Waterfront by Garry Pastore, Dir.

"Out of the Ash" won Audience choice at it's first screening which automatically placed it in the running for the Grand Jury Prize. we didn't win, but it was damned nice to be recognized.

Shaurice, Becton, and Sakamoto are also wonderful to watch as the witches. Their chemistry as an ensemble is no less than perfect. And I love how they also play the murderers and soldiers Macbeth hires throughout the play—it visualizes their ubiquitous power.

And the Weird Sisters: Lavita Shaurice’s First Witch was all seeing and all knowing; James Edward Becton’s Second Witch was full of gamboling mischief; and Third Witch Briana Sakamoto seemed to melt like Salvador Dali’s clocks, as she liquidly arrived on surfaces to become a gracefully athletic faerie, intent on adding her power to her Sisters’ for the ultimate destruction of the folly of Man.

The three witches were as mysterious and menacing as they needed to be, lurking on stage and moving in tandem like a well oiled machine.

* The New York Times says, "Finding the right balance between the lofty and the lowdown proves elusive with the exception of the charismatic Mr. Becton."  [Playing with Fire] 


** NYTheatre.com says "The actors, Ridley Parson as Elgin and James Edward Becton as Stanton, do excellent work; indeed, the script offers its two players splendid opportunities to show off their versatility thanks to the surprises it includes. [Lights Narrow]


TheatreScene.net says, "James Edward Becton is suitably suave..." [Playing with Fire]