MEET THE CAST:
KDT Company member Rhonda Boutte plays Old Woman in THE CHAIRS, opening tomorrow, February 8 at Kitchen Dog Theater.
RHONDA
Full Given Name
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Rhonda Deone Boutte
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Hometown
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Dallas
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Zodiac Sign
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Leo | ||
Current Show You Have Been Recommending to Friends
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Penelope at the Undermain Theatre
[We made Rhonda fill this out awhile back and Penelope has since closed - but The Ghost Sonata opens there in April!] | ||
| Favorite Play | ||
So many, hard to single out one.
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| Most Played Song on Your iPod/Device | ||
Right now, "Controversy" by Prince. [We couldn't find the original to link to, but please enjoy the Maya Rudolph/Gretchen Lieberum cover band PRINCEss.] | ||
Last Book You Read
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Last Good Movie You Saw
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Amour
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Favorite Pre-/Post-Show Meal
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Post-show - Mexican food
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Superstitions?
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I carry a show gift that a mentor gave me in my stage makeup bag; I have never taken it out.
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| Worst Flubbed Line/Missed Cue/Onstage Mishap | ||
In a college production of The Owl and the Pussy Cat I had a quick costume change and put my nightgown on backwards and I didn't know until the lights came up onstage. The neckline was to my belly button.
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Worst Costume
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None worn by me.
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Must-See TV Show
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Bucket List Roles
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Venus by Suzan-Lori Parks; Pickling by Suzan-Lori Parks; Anything written by Erik Ehn
[Rhonda starred in the Project X production Diamond Dick: The Tulsa Race Riots by Erik Ehn in a production directed by Raphael Parry, that traveled to New York and was called a "standout."] | ||
First Show to See at Kitchen Dog
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The Woods by David Mamet | ||
| First Show to Be In at Kitchen Dog | ||
In the Jungle of Cities directed by Tim Johnson
[Please know how badly we wanted to show you a picture of Rhonda as the pimp named 'The Baboon' and how devastated we are that we can't find one] | ||
A Play That Hasn’t Been Done on a Dallas Stage But Should Be
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Venus or In the Blood by Suzan-Lori Parks
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Performer You Would Drop Everything to Go See
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Sting
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If You Had to Run a Show for 10 Years,
What Would it Be?
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Diamond Dick: the Tulsa Race Riots of 1921 by Erik Ehn
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What Holds Dallas Back From Theatrical Greatness?
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Edge
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| Show You Hope Never to See Again? | ||
Not a play but a musical: Oklahoma. I was in a horrible production in school so I can't bear to see it. | ||
Dream Profession if You Didn’t Become an Artist?
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A musician or a painter. | ||
What Did You Want To Be When You Were Little?
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Rocky the Flying Squirrel  | ||
Best Piece of Theater You’ve Ever Seen
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Morning, Noon and Night by Ted Shine; I saw that play at 8 years old and that play made me want to be an Actor.
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