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| Christopher Bloch, photographed April 7, 2008 by Shannon Finney This month, Shannon the Photo Gal is celebrating the creative arts, and actor Christopher Bloch is featured in this edition of Shannon the Photo Gal. Washington, DC theatre audiences have enjoyed watching Christopher the Camelion transform himself from a Russian fixer in, "Chess" to the swarthy Esteban in "Kiss of the Spider Woman". Critics also love his versitility, as evidenced by his 2009 Helen Hayes Theatre Awards win for his supporting comedic role in Signature Theater's "Les Miserables." I photographed Christopher in 2008 when he was nominated for a Helen Hayes Award for "Christmas Carol 1941." I like this photo so much because it's Christopher minus the stage make-up and the costumes. It was a great opportunity to get behind the curtain. To view more Helen Hayes Awards portraits, click here: |
Friday, May 6, 2011
Portrait of an Artist: Actor Christopher Bloch
Monday, May 2, 2011
Portrait of an Artist
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| Photograph by Shannon Finney I've always been curious about movement, which is why I've always been fascinated by the people who think about and design movement. Natsu Onoda Power is a theatre director/set designer/author who is thinking about movement and narrative in ways that challenge the way audiences experience theatre. |
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