Kathleen Warfel

MO Rep Credits:  Mrs. Dickens, Mrs. Cratchit (A Christmas Carol)
                         Rummy Mitchens (Major Barbara)
                         Paulina (The Seagull)
                         Mrs. Loomis (Inherit the Wind)
                         Aunt Ev (The Miracle Worker)
                         Margaret (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof)
                         Claire (A Delicate Balance)
                         Tina (The Aspern Letters)
                         Madame de Volange (Les Liaisons Dangereuses)
                         Mrs. Gibbs (Our Town)
                                       Calphurnia (Julius Caesar)
                                       Red Queen (The Curious Adventures of Alice)
			               Woman (Death of a Salesman)
                                      (Romeo and Juliet)


Other Credits:      The Unicorn: Maureen Folan (The Beauty Queen of Leenane)
				 Victoria (The Waiting Room)
				 Keeley (Keeley and Du)
                                 (The Heidi Chronicles)
                                 (Burn This)
			   HASF: Ursula (Much Ado About Nothing)
				 Witch, Gentlewoman (Macbeth)
				 Duchess of York (Richard III)
				 Lady Capulet (Romeo & Juliet)
     American Heartland Theatre: Oiser (Steel Magnolias)
                    The Coterie:  (To Kill A Mockingbird)
	  Actor's Equity M.P.C.: Leona (Desert Holiday)
		           Film: Ang Lee's Ride With the Devil

Pictures

Kathleen (right) communing with her fellow witches in the HASF's Macbeth.

Calphurnia looking on Caesar (Gary Neal Johnson) in the Rep's Julius Caesar.

Kathleen with David Fritts in Slight Defect at the Unicorn.

Kathleen with David Fritts and Richard Alan Nichols in Slight Defect.

Postcard advertising flyer for Slight Defect with Kathleen , David Fritts, Richard Alan Nichols, and Matthew Rapport.

My Thoughts

In addition to her acting, Kathleen also teaches acting at St Mary College in Leavenworth, KS. She is always a wonderful Mrs. Cratchit in A Christmas Carol--a role that could easily be ruined by someone with less dedication. My greatest praise for Kathleen is for her portrayal of Paulina in The Seagull. She was truly a gem...her scene with the doctor where she begs him to take her away and ends up bursting into tears and later destroying his flowers in a state of jealousy....it was one of the most exciting and refreshing parts of the entire play. I always look forward to seeing her in plays...she is not only a lovely actress, but a charming person as well.