“The comic high point of the show” – Saint Paul Pioneer Press
Charles Fraser is an actor based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The nation’s leading regional theater, the Guthrie Theater, and the internationally recognized Theatre de la Jeune Lune are among his stage credits. He is the recipient of an Ivey Award along with his cast mates Wendy Lehr and James Craven for their ensemble performance in the Jungle Theatre’s production of Driving Miss Daisy. He sailed the Bahamas aboard Disney Cruise Line’s flagship, Disney Magic, as an improvisational actor in the Off Beat Comedy Club. In the feature film The Completely Remarkable, Utterly Fabulous Transformation of a Regular Joe, he played the title role. He is also featured in the short film Hinkleton. He can also be seen in a variety of regional and national television commercials.
Frosted Glass Creative
A Christmas Carol, a Live Radio Play
by Joe Landry, based on the novella by Charles Dickens
directed by Calyssa Hall, lighting and sound by Norm Tiedemann
Door Shakespeare
The Three Musketeers, a Play with Music
by Joe Pine, with music by Scott McKenna Campbell
directed by Marcella Kearns, set by Jody Sekas, costumes by Shannon Heibler, lighting by Todd Mion, photo by Heidi Hodges
Door Shakespeare
The Tempest
by William Shakespeare
with Alexander Johnson, directed by Todd Denning, set by Jody Sekas, costumes by Shannon Heibler, lighting by Todd Mion, photo by Heidi Hodges
Zephyr Theatre
Ice Palace Maze
created by Calyssa Hall, costumes by Jaclyn Mack, lighting by Norm Tiedemann
Rochester Civic Theatre
Moon Over Buffalo
by Ken Ludwig
with Konrad Case, directed by Michael Stebbins, set by Doug Sween, costumes by Marco Magno, lighting by Paul Sund, photo by Kate Klaus
Rochester Civic Theatre
The Diary of Anne Frank
by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, based on the book Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank
with Ella Frank, Catherine O’Connor, and Emma Bransford, directed by Kevin Miller, set by Doug Sween, costumes by Marco Magno, lighting by Paul Sund, photo by Kate Klaus
Mixed Blood Theatre
Subprime
by Beck Lee
with Dan Hopman, directed by Peter Moore, set by Joe Stanley, costumes by Sara Wilcox, lighting by Mike Wangen
Yellow Tree Theatre
The Royale
by Marco Ramirez
with David L. Murray and Santino Craven, directed by Austene Van, set by Katie Phillips, costumes by Aaron Chvatal, lights by Courtney Schmitz, photo by Justin Cox
Ordway Center for the Performing Arts
Annie
music by Charles Strouse, lyrics by Martin Charnin, book by Thomas Meehan, based on the comic strip Little Orphan Annie by Harold Gray
with Kersten Rodau, Adam Qualls, Randy Schmeling, Bill Sharpen, and Carl Schoenborn, directed by Austene Van, photo by Ryan Rich
Zephyr Theatre
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
by William Shakespeare
with Alex Galick, directed by Calyssa Hall, costumes by Judy Kastelle
Brilliant Fête live event
directed, written, and designed by Josh Campbell
Jungle Theater
Driving Miss Daisy
by Alfred Uhry
with James Craven, directed by Bain Boehlke, set by Bain Boehlke, costumes by Amelia Cheever, lighting by Barry Browning, photo by Michal Daniel
History Theatre
Nellie
by Kim Hines
with Greta Ogleby, directed by Richard Thompson, costumes by Sonya Berlovitz
Yellow Tree Theatre
Another Miracle on Christmas Lake
by Jessica Lind Peterson
directed by Jason Peterson
Actors Theater of Minnesota
Princess Diana – the Musical
music and lyrics by Karen Sokolof Javitch, book by Karen Sokolof Javitch and Elaine Jabenis
with Mckayla Marso, Emily Thorkildson, and Megan Kelly Hubbell, directed by Ross Young, costumes by Seri Johnson
History Theatre
The Buddy Holly Story
written by Alan Janes, music by Buddy Holly and the Crickets, Ritchie Valens, J.P. Richardson, the Isley Brothers, Chuck Berry, Paul Jury, Frankie Lymon and Morris Levy, Norman Petty and Bob Montgomery, Felice Bryant and Boudleaux Bryant, Robert Blackwell and John Marascalco, and Bill Tilghman
directed by Ron Peluso, choreographed by Jan Puffer, music direction by Gary Rue, set by Justin Hooper, costumes by Lynn Farrington, lights by Christine Johnson, sound by C. Andrew Mayer
