"As the weird guy in the bathroom, Michael Dice, Jr. bared all last summer in the Mary Arrchie production of Cherrywood. A newcomer to the Chicago stage, Dice has spent the last six years as a writer and development director for Chicago Dance Crash. He loves ice cream, The Stone Roses, silent movies, pro wrestling, and Indian girls with British accents that are only ticklish on the right side of their body."
Monday, May 2, 2011
Faces, Exhibit U: Mason
Second up in the Peculiar Way double feature is fearless leader Michael Dice, Jr. Mike is playing Mason, the astronaut at the axis of the piece. (Mason, you'll notice, has been given a character name. This is because he's in every scene. j/k, but only kinda j/k.) Mike also has the challenge of acting as though he's an astronaut, which if you were ever five years old seems like a dream, but is actually really not all that easy. Space is a serious place, doncha know...
"As the weird guy in the bathroom, Michael Dice, Jr. bared all last summer in the Mary Arrchie production of Cherrywood. A newcomer to the Chicago stage, Dice has spent the last six years as a writer and development director for Chicago Dance Crash. He loves ice cream, The Stone Roses, silent movies, pro wrestling, and Indian girls with British accents that are only ticklish on the right side of their body."
"As the weird guy in the bathroom, Michael Dice, Jr. bared all last summer in the Mary Arrchie production of Cherrywood. A newcomer to the Chicago stage, Dice has spent the last six years as a writer and development director for Chicago Dance Crash. He loves ice cream, The Stone Roses, silent movies, pro wrestling, and Indian girls with British accents that are only ticklish on the right side of their body."
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