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Troy Thomas Evans

Height – 5 feet 3 inches / 160 cm

Hair – Brown

Eyes – Hazel

Body Type – Slim/Slender

Ethnicity – White/Caucasian

Skills

Vocal Range – Tenor

Singing – Musical Theater

Dancing – Tap

Languages – American English

Experience

Theatre

The Music Man (Jun 2012)
Role: Harold Hill
Director: Kelly Butler
Organization: Music to my Ears

To Kill a Mockingbird (Apr 2012)
Role: Jem
Director: Steven Martin
Organization: Raven Thearer

A Christmas Story (Dec 2011)
Role: Shwartz
Director: Bronwen Shears
Organization: 6th Street Playhouse

Big River (Jul 2011)
Role: Huck Finn
Director: Holly Vinson
Organization: 6th Street Playhouse

The Drowsy Chaperone (May 2011)
Role: Gangster 1
Director: Clark Lewis
Organization: Roustabout Theatre

Our Town (Oct 2010)
Role: Wally Web
Director: Charles Sebert
Organization: Raven Theater

Once Upon a Mattress (Apr 2010)
Role: Dauntless
Director: Kelly Butler
Organization: Music To My Ears

Seussical (Jun 2009)
Role: Jojo who
Director: Joe Guelliara
Organization: Raven Theater

Oliver! (2009)
Role: Charlie Bates
Director: holly vinson
Organization: 6th Street Playhouse

the lion witch and wardrobe (2009)
Role: ulf
Director: Bronwen Shears and Jennifer Cote
Organization: 6th Street Playhouse

The Wizard of Oz (RSC version) (2009)
Role: Lollipop Guilde
Organization: SRJC

Cinderella (2009)
Role: Harold
Director: Kelly Butler
Organization: Spreckles

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2008)
Role: Edmond
Director: Bronwen Shears and Jennifer Cote
Organization: 6th Street Playhouse

Little Shop of Horrors (2008)
Role: Gary
Director: David Lear
Organization: 6th Street Playhouse

The Music Man
Role: winthrop
Director: holly vinson
Organization: 6th Street Playhouse

The Grapes of Wrath
Role: Winfield Joad
Director: beth craven
Organization: 6th Street Playhouse

Film

Ladders (2009)
Role: Gary
Director: Lowell Hutchins
Organization: Hoco Productions

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