MEET THE DIRECTOR:
Now that you know the cast, meet their director. KDT Company member Cameron Cobb directs THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE, opening Tonight, November 9 at Kitchen Dog Theater.
CAMERON
Full Given Name
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Cameron Thomas Cobb
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Hometown
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Tyler, TX
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Zodiac Sign
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Aries
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Current Show You Have Been Recommending to Friends
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On The Eve by [KDT Company member] Michael Federico, with Home by Hovercraft
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Favorite Play
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I think I'm back in my Death of a Salesman phase.
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Advice You Wish You Had Been Given
When You Were Younger | ||
Save. Your. Money.
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| Song You Never Grow Tired of Hearing - Why? | ||
"Elevate Me Later" by Pavement,
:54 - 1:15 is what happiness sounds like
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Last Book You Read
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For Work: The Question of God by Dr. Armand Nicholi
For Pleasure: The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
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Last Good Movie You Saw
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"Moonrise Kingdom"
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Favorite Comfort Meal
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Shrimp and Cheese Grits
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Superstitions?
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I always keep my script backstage. To take it home
before a show closes is spitting in the face of the theater gods and they will
smite you with a bobbled line.
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Worst Flubbed Line/Missed Cue/Onstage Mishap
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I did a children's show in high school and my costume had holes throughout... including the pants. I wasn't aware of the necessity for different underwear and upon my first entrance, my boxer shorts betrayed me and the show became VERY adult as another part of my lower anatomy made his stage debut. Yes, there was an audience. | ||
Worst Costume
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See above.
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What Was Life Like For You in 1989?
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I was in 8th grade and I had just kissed a girl
"for real". I remember thinking the 90's were gonna be so cool
because MTV told me so.
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When Have You Been the Most Scared In Your Life?
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I attended a camp and fell victim to the old
"Fake Sasquatch" trick. I was so scared that I made myself sick
breathing heavily.
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Bucket List Roles
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I'd give anything for another crack at the melancholy
Dane - except my life, except my life, except my life.
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First Show to See at Kitchen Dog
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The Glass Menagerie, directed by this plucky little lass named Tina Parker
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First Show to Be In at Kitchen Dog
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Mr. Marmalade by Noah Haidl
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A Play That Hasn’t Been Done on a Dallas Stage But Should Be
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The Weir by Conor McPherson
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Performer You Would Drop Everything to Go See
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Jesus.
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One Play You Hope You Never See Again
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Julius Caesar
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What Holds Dallas Back From Theatrical Greatness?
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The Metroplex entertainment consumers don't know how
good they have it.
Chicago did it right. | ||
If You Had to Run a Show for 10 Years,
What Would it Be?
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Turn of the Screw by Jeffrey Hatcher. Simple set, costumes, and lights... with tons of the good old fashioned theater magic. | ||
Dream Profession if You Didn’t Become an Artist?
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Professional Sleep Study Participant | ||
What Did You Want To Be When You Were Little?
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A ninja or Batman... but I think everyone knew the truth I didn't... that underneath it all, I was going to be an actor... especially when I would wear my home-made ninja and Batman costumes around the neighborhood. | ||
Best Piece of Theater You’ve Ever Seen
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Tough call. I'm hoping it will be The Beauty Queen of Leenane, opening at
Kitchen Dog on November 9th.
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