Scott McCormick (André) has been a professional actor and voice artist for over 25 years in the Washington area. He has appeared on stages large and small in the D.C. region, including Studio Theatre (The Russian National Postal Service), Woolly Mammoth (Big Death, Little Death), Folger Theatre (As You Like It), Round House (Amadeus and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest), Catalyst Theater (The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Ensemble, Resident Play), Theatre Alliance (Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde), Forum Theatre (The Last Days of Judas Iscariot), and Rorschach Theatre, where he has been a company member for over 15 years and has appeared in more than a dozen productions including The Skin of Our Teeth and Neverwhere. He currently works full-time as a director and adaptor of audiobooks for the Rockville-based GraphicAudio, where he continues to work as a voice actor and narrator. He is a veteran of tours 49 and 50 of the National Players, where he was directed by the amazing Alan Wade in a production of Of Mice and Men. Thanks to Steven Carpenter and the folks at Washington Stage Guild for the role of a lifetime. He lives in Kensington, Maryland, with his wife and too many action figures.
Alan Wade (Sam) played the title character in Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya in the Stage Guild’s inaugural production in 1986. He appeared subsequently at the Guild in five productions and directed five others including Beckett’s Happy Days featuring June Hansen. Mr. Wade’s one-man show I, From the Prose of Samuel Beckett, premiered at Chicago’s Victory Gardens Theatre in 1977, and was then performed in Baltimore and Boston. He appeared last season in Olney Theatre Center’s production of The Comedy of Tenors, and will appear this summer at New York’s Atlantic Theatre II in new work by Paula Vogel, Neil Labute, and others as part of PTP/NYC’s summer repertory. His latest audiobook narration (with Rosie O’Toole) for Audible is A Man Called Smith by Tanya E. Williams. This year Mr. Wade celebrates 42 years of marriage, his daughter’s 50th birthday, his granddaughter’s 10th birthday, and officiating his son’s wedding in October. Happy Days! alan-wade.com
