Anthony Reimer

Actor

New York State of Mind

May 1st, 2009

Happy May Day y'all! Just wanted to give you a little update to what I'm doing next. I shot a movie a couple of weeks ago, I'll let you know the information when the studio legally allows me to release it! :o) In other news, Wednesday May 6th, I'll be opening Dale Wasserman's adaptation of Ken Kesey's award winning novel, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest with Wide Eyed Productions running at the Richmond Shepard Theatre in NYC, 309 E. 26th Street (@ 2nd Street) - through May 24th.

Also, this summer I'll be back with New York Classical Theatre in their production of School for Husbands. Check back for more details.

January 30th, 2009

Happy New Year! Well, it has been a little while since my last update, but the good news is it's due to the fact that I've been keeping busy! After my wonderful experience at the Brown County Playhouse in Nashville, Indiana, I came back to NYC and began rehearsals for the Red Fern Theatre Company's adaptation of Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband. Check out their website for details on this wonderful company.  - Also, I'm currently in the last week of my run with Wide Eyed Productions and Shortened Attention Span's critically acclaimed production of Jerrod Bogard's The Spin Cycle: 5 plays by Jerrod Bogard. I'm playing "Dad" in his first play, Copper Green, directed by Anthony Augello of the Brooklyn Arts Project, it's a play about a family, while on vacation in New York City, who take a ride on the Staten Island Ferry to see Lady Liberty. But young Jake can't figure out why his big-brother should be overseas fighting for this ugly statue. Check out the reviews on the under the review tab! God Bless you all, and thanks so much for all your ongoing support and prayers!

August 20th, 2008

Hello again, My time here in Bloomington, Indiana is coming to a brisk close. The Boys Next Door at the Brown County Playhouse has been a wonderful experience and I believe, a truly great time had by all. There should be a couple of reviews linked up on here, so please search around for those. I'll be back in NYC on Sept. 2nd, ready for another Fall in the City. Looking forward to seeing you all soon. God Bless.

July 21st, 2008

Hello everyone! Well, on July 12th I finished a very successful production of Macbeth with the New York Classical Theatre. Our final audience was over 1,000 patrons! Amazing! I'm now currently in Indiana, starting rehearsals for a wonderful production at the Brown County Playhouse entitled The Boys Next Door by Tom Griffin. Here's a link to read a little more about the production and the theatre.  I'll be back in NYC on Sept. 2nd! Hope you are all having an amazing summer! God Bless!

May 19th, 2008

Hello again! Well, loads have been in the works since my last update. Much Ado About Nothing with Wide Eyed Productions was a huge success, and garnered some wonderful publicity. Here's a link to one of the reviews.

On the horizon, in a little less than two weeks I will begin rehearsals for the New York Classical Theatre's production of Macbeth. Once again I will jump into the Castle of the Scottish King as the Porter and the Doctor this time. Here's a link to the theatre's website.
If you are in NYC this summer, I would love for you to stop on by!

I've been very blessed to shoot a couple of commercials in the past couple of months. I should have them posted on here once I get a copy of them! Thanks for all your prayers & support! Have a BEAUTIFUL summer!

January 23rd ,2008

Hello again everyone! Great news! Currently in rehearsals for Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing here in NYC. Check out our announcement on Broadway World for dates and website information. I'll update you all soon on tickets, so please come check us out! I'll be playing Leonato, and am working again with the director Kristen Skye Hoffmann, who I did Lovers & Other Strangers with, she's awesome and I know the show will be great! Check out the production company's website under the LINKS tab, Wide Eyed Productions, and the poster for the show under the PHOTOS tab! God Bless & Hope all is well! :-)

December 3rd, 2007

Hello again! I bet you thought "Anthony has this fancy new website, and hasn't touched it since July!" Well, you are correct, I apologize, but my thoughts and actions have been knee deep in William Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth which just closed a 7+ week tour of Pennsylvania and New Jersey presented by the WillPower Tour at the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival. Photos coming soon!

The show went off wonderfully, and we successfully reached 15,000+ students, aged from 5th grade to 12th as well as many rural communities that some haven't ever read or seen a Shakespeare play. The reviews were amazing, and the students were equally as wonderful.

Along with playing King Duncan, the Porter, the Macduff family murderer, and a bumbling soldier known as Seyton, I also, with the fellow cast of eight, taught workshops in Shakespeare's Language, Stage Combat, and Character Improvisation. All in all, it was an amazing experience and the cast was truly phenomenal. I look forward to working with such a wonderful company again soon.

In other news, I'm excited to announce my new agents at Schiowitz, Conner, Ankrum and Wolf and look forward to more updates in that area very soon.

I'll be in Colorado from November. 20-26th, to finally get to spend some time with my Family and will return to the Big Apple to hit the entertainment pavement once again

July 28, 2007

Anthony has officially settled into the Big Apple once again and after a very successful showcase with the MFA Graduating Class of 2007 from the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Anthony will next be seen in the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival's WillPower tour of Macbeth playing, among other characters, King Duncan and the Porter from September to November 2007! More details to follow check out http://www.pashakespeare.org/will.html for more details!

He graduated with his MFA from the Alabama Shakespeare Festival/University of Alabama on July 7th. Just prior to that at the Festival, Anthony finished a sold out run of Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus playing a wide variety of characters (including a Scholar, a Bishop, and the Sin of Lechery, that's right, Lechery.) And just before Faustus went up, he completed a Five Month run playing a whole host of characters in John Barton's trilogy The Wars of the Roses, a conglomeration of Shakespeare's Henry VI, Parts 1, 2, 3 and Richard III.

He can't wait to see you all in New York and gives a big thanks, a big hug and a big high five (he's working for the gradual reinstatement of the high five) to all of his wonderful family and friends in Alabama and his home, Colorado.