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Linda Reiter received her BFA in theatre from Florida State University and MA in theatre from Illinois State University. She has been an ensemble member of SGT since 1991, serving as Treasurer for 20 years, and Co-Artistic Director for a few years. Linda has been honored repeatedly by the Jeff Committee, receiving non-equity awards for her work in SGT’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, All My Sons, Les Liaison Dangereuses, The Manchurian Candidate, Invitation to a March and Bondagers. She has also received nominations in the equity category for Come Back Little Sheba (SGT), The Price (SGT), Flyovers (Victory Gardens), Cheri (Live Bait), and The Road to Mecca (SGT). Besides her work with SGT, other favorites have included Lettice & Lovage (Court), Arcadia (Remy Bumppo), The Marriage Play (Goodman “Albeefest”), and Immoral Imperatives (Victory Gardens). Linda appeared in an episode of The Beast, starring Patrick Swayze, and her voice can be heard in over 30 episodes of The Twilight Zone Radio Dramas, hosted by Stacy Keach. www.twilightzoneradio.com.

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Joseph Sikora was born and raised in the city of Chicago on the far northwest side. He studied acting at the Piven Theatre Workshop in Evanstan, Illinois and also at Columbia College, Chicago where he received his B.A. degree in Theater. He has appeared in several Shattered Globe Theatre productions and was nominated for a Joseph Jefferson award for his role in SGT’s Frozen Assets. He is a recipient of the the Ovation award for theatre in Los Angeles. Joe’s on-screen appearances include Grey’s Anatomy, CSI:NY, CSI:Miami, Criminal Minds, Without a Trace, Lost, Shutter Island, Law & Order: SVU, NYPD Blue, ER and Frasier.

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Rebecca Jordan is proud to be a founding ensemble member of Shattered Globe Theatre where she has performed in over 20 Joseph Jefferson award winning productions. Rebecca received Joseph Jefferson awards for her portrayals of Stella in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE and for Pam in FROZEN ASSETS, as well as nominations for her portrayals of the title character in ANNA KARENINA and Catherine in A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE. Other favorites include ROCKET TO THE MOON, JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG, ALL MY SONS, BONDAGERS, THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE, SKELETON, TALK RADIO, and AND A NIGHTINGALE SANG. Rebecca has frequented the Goodman Theatre Stages as well as Steppenwolf Theater and a few others around town.

 

Rebecca currently resides in Los Angeles, California where she most recently shared the stage at the Geffen Playhouse with Ed Harris (as his wife) for two performances in the world premiere of Beth Henley’s THE JACKSONIAN directed by Robert Falls. Recent TV credits include EAGLEHEART and SHAMELESS. www.rebeccajordan.biz

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Joseph Wiens feels privileged to be a part of a company with such a rich history and bright future in Shattered Globe. A Buffalo, NY transplant, he has begun his 3rd year in beautiful Chicago as of 2013. He has been seen in The Beauty Queen of Leenane (Pato Dooley), Romeo and Juliet (Mercutio and the Friar), Orpheus Descending (Val Xavier), and Her Naked Skin, (Seeley,Brown). Other credits around Chicago include Breaks and Bikes (Drew) with Pavement Group, A Touch of the Poet (Mickey Malloy) and Beaten (Jason) with The Artistic Home, and Orange Flower Water (Brad) for Bare Bones Theatre/Interrobang Theatre. In Buffalo, Mr. Wiens appeared in King Lear (Edmund) for Shakespeare in Delaware Park, The Lonesome West (Coleman Connor) with ICTC, and Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Buddy Holly) with Musicalfare Theater, for which he won an Artie Award for Best Actor in a Musical. He recently completed his first film, Pro Reo with Kingdom Entertainment. He is represented by Actors Talent Group. He loves his supportive family.

Ben is proud to be a Ensemble Member of Shattered Globe Theatre. He was seen in the acclaimed Clarence Brown Theater/Knoxville Symphony Orchestra’s co-production of Amadeus as Baron von Sweiten, in Knoxville, TN. Other regional credits include Heisenberg in Michael Frayn’s Copenhagen, and Bud Lea/St. Ignatius in Eric Simonson’s original production of Lombardi:The Only Thing, both at Madison Repertory Theater. Ben had the honor of working for three consecutive seasons at The Illinois Shakespeare Festival as Claudius in Hamlet, Banquo in Macbeth, Orsino in 12th Night, and Brutus in Julius Caesar. Ben also appeared in the fall of 2003 as Bernard Nightingale in Indiana Repertory’s production of Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia. Notable Chicago roles include: abusive talk show host Barry Champlain in Shattered Globe Theater’s acclaimed production of Talk Radio (for which he received the Joseph Jefferson Citation for Actor in a Principal Role). Biff in Raven Theater’s Death of a Salesman; a member of the Ensemble in A Clockwork Orange at Steppenwolf; the evil Villeforte in The Count of Monte Cristo at Bailiwick; Prosecutor Challee in A Red Orchid’s The Caine Mutiny Court Martial; and The Cabbie in Famous Door Theater’s long running Hellcab. He is represented in Chicago by Paonessa Talent.