The Fourth Nail

Who's Who

Bob Berky — Baldwin

Bob Berky has performed as a solo artist throughout the world. He was awarded

an OBIE AWARD for his work with the performance ensemble Foolsfire,

an Edinburgh Festival Award for his one man show Out Of The Blue, and The

Kennedy Center’s 1991 New American Plays Award for his first play, Cooking The

World. His second play, The Dictator’s Nose was produced in L.A. in 1999, and

his third play, The Redness of the Woodpecker has won many awards. Bob teaches

extensively throughout the U.S.

Christopher Clavelli* — Alchemist

Chris made his Off Broadway debut in the smash hit comedy All in the Timing. Other

credits: The Philadelphia Theatre Company, The Paper Mill Playhouse, Alabama

Shakespeare Festival, The Kennedy Center, Florida Stage, The Caldwell, Actors

Theatre of Louisville, Indiana Repertory Theatre and The Hangar. TV Credits: The

Soprano’s, Rescue Me and many episodes of Law and Order. He is the recipient of

both The Carbonell for his work in The Florida Shakespeare Festival’s production

of The Mystery of Irma Vep, directed by John Briggs, and also The Barrymore

Award as part of The Philadelphia Theatre Companies production of Sideman. Chris is the associate

artistic director at The Florida Repertory Theatre and a is also a resident director with The Depot

Theatre in Westport, New York. Last season Chris directed Stones in His Pockets for Off Square.

Stephen Lottridge — King John

Stephen is a psychologist in private practice in Jackson, where he has lived for 13

years. Before becoming a psychologist, he was a professor of Slavic languages

and Literatures in the Northeast. In the 1970s, he did some experimental theatre

in the Boston area. In Jackson, he has read in the Off Square performances of The

Laramie Project and The Exonerated. He has also appeared in the role as Nonno

in the Riot Act’s production of Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape. He has taken

adult acting classes, and is grateful for the support of his partner, children, friends

and teacher, and to Off Square for this opportunity.

Carine Montbertrand* — Radish

This season she also played Emilia in Othello at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park.

Off-Broadway credits include The Flying Machine’s Frankenstein at Soho Rep and

two seasons with The Acting Company (Margaret in Richard III, Lady Macbeth).

Also in New York: The Young Playwrights Festival, La MaMa E.T.C., Fringe NYC.

Regional: Actors Theatre of Louisville, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Pioneer

Theatre Co.(Fool in King Lear, Capital Rep, Clarence Brown, TheatreVirginia,

Riverside Theatre (FL), Hangar Theatre, Utah Shakespearean Festival, Milwaukee

Rep, and The Independent Shakespeare Co. (LA). She has narrated over 40 audiobooks, mostly for

Recorded Books Productions (Earphones Award and the American Library Association’s “Notable

Recording” and “Selected Audio”). She is on the faculty at the American Musical and Dramatic

Academy. Training includes the Conservatoire National in Paris and an M.F.A. from the University

of Delaware.

James Reilly — Berthoud
Jamie has performed in Jackson Hole since moving here from Boston in 2002. He was seen most recently as Clifford
Anderson in Deathtrap, Nephew Harry in Off Square Theatre Company’s production of Scrooge! The Musical
and Tybalt in Romeo and Juliet. He is a founding member of Jackson’s Improv Comedy Troupe Out of Thin Air and excited to be part of Off-Square’s 2008 season!

Jennifer Blake — Properties
Jennifer, originally from Boston, MA, moved here from Denver where she made costumes for the Colorado Shakespeare Festival and Opera Colorado. When not in front of a sewing machine she can be found playing her accordion, rollerskating,
snowboarding or touring with her vaudeville group, The Folderol Follies. She would like to thank everyone who has helped fix her mistakes and encourage her in her various pursuits.

James Booth —Assistant Technical Director
James first ran sound for a band when he was a highschool student in Indiana. He’s since made his living on
and off stage for 30 years, including touring extensively with artists such as Paul McCartney, The Monkees and Ballet Internationale. Career highlights include opening for David Bowie, Leo Kottke, and America. A regular
performer at the Hootenanny, James is thrilled to be part of OST as it raises the bar for theatre in Jackson. He is a
member of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Local 30 in Indianapolis.