Becky Webber is pleased to make her debut with The Nora Theatre Company in  Photograph 51. Originally from the Washington DC area, Becky is now a Boston-based theater artist. She has performed with various theater companies including Gloucester Stage (Trying), New Repertory Theatre (Opus, A Christmas Carol), Commonwealth Shakespeare Company (As You Like It), Exquisite Corps (Trout Stanley), and the Gan-e-meed Theater Project (Hamlet).  She received her BA at Brandeis University, and has also received training at the National Theater Institute. Becky is a founding member of the Actor’s Choice Reading Series and a board member of Gan-e-meed Theater.  Catch her Boston directorial debut for Gan-e-meed this Spring with Julie Jensen’s Two-Headed at the BCA.

Nick Sulfaro is thrilled to be making his debut with The Nora Theatre Company in Photograph 51. Boston credits: Angel in RENT (New Repertory Theatre), The Nutcracker (Stoneham Theatre), the title role in Bat Boy (Metro Stage), Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare Now!), and Sitting Still, a radio play (Huntington Theatre Company). New York: The Muse, a selection for the Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Theatre Festival. Mr. Sulfaro holds a BFA from Emerson College. For ASO.

Jason Powers was last seen in the role of Smike in The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby at The Lyric Stage Company of Boston for which he earned last year’s IRNE award for best supporting actor. Before moving to Boston in 2010, he received his MFA in acting from The University of North Carolina’s Professional Actor Training Program/PlayMakers Repertory Theatre. PlayMakers credits include Nicholas Nickleby, Pericles and The Little Prince. Before graduate school, Jason spent seven years in Chicago where he appeared in acclaimed productions of Death of a Salesman, Catch-22, Much Ado About Nothing,The Increased Difficulty of Concentration and the Chicago premier of The Credeaux Canvas (which earned him a nomination for Chicago’s Joseph Jefferson Award). He earned his BFA at Central Michigan University and began his training at Interlochen Arts Academy. Jason recently became engaged to his girlfriend of the last four years, Patricia Ramos.

Jeremy Browne was recently seen in a three city tour of Julius Caesar (Trebonius) in Dijon, Bordeaux and Paris and will be traveling to Bogota, Colombia with the same production in April 2012.  Boston credits include Twelfth Night (Orsino) with Brown Box Theatre Project, All’s Well That Ends Well (U/S Parolles), Othello (Montano) and Comedy of Errors (U/S Dromio of Ephesus; performed) with Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, All My Sons (U/S Chris, George) with the Huntington Theatre Co., Glengarry Glen Ross (Williamson) with the IDS, and Julius Caesar (Octavius) and Macbeth (MacDuff) with Shakespeare Now!.  He received a BA in Philosophy from UMass Amherst, where he served three years as the Artistic Director for the UMass Shakespeare Festival.

James Bocock is very pleased to be making his debut with The Nora Theatre Company in  Photograph 51. Boston area credits include And Neither Have I Wings to Fly and Book of Days both with Bad Habit Productions (Charlie and Earl, respectively),  Enron with Zeitgeist Stage Company (Ensemble) and Mammals with The Apollinaire Theatre Company (Kev).  You may also see him as the lead in the upcoming psychological thriller A Drop of Water with Red Tere Productions; and if you happen to make it out to the Washington state area you could also see him as The Host for the series “Water Conservation at Home.”  James would like to thank his family for all of their support, as well as everyone attending tonight’s performance.