Paige is an writer, performer, and collaborator with a BFA from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. She grew up in Dallas, Texas, and moved from New York to Minneapolis in 2010. Comedic, dramatic, supportive, and fearless -- Paige is bursting with language, sexuality, and everything in between.
The Playwrights Center
1419
Bedlam Theatre
Samantha Johns + George McConnell
Billy Mullaney
Chantal Pavageaux
SuperGroup
Erin Search-Wells
Open Eye Figure Theatre
Minnesota Fringe Festival
Four Humors Firsty Thursdays
Cat Fish (Savannah Reich + Samantha Johns)
Jon Ferguson: New Comedy Festival
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Primary telephone: (917) 548-9404
Web site: http://paigecollette.carbonmade.com/
Praise for Paige's show Buttercream & Scotch:
"Paige Collette is brazenly, unselfconciously wonderful as Aunt Gigi. . .The creation of
Gigi alone is worth the price of admission. . . funny. . . hilarious. . . delightfully weird. . .
Gigi's character and plotline are a bullet that zip straight through the middle of the play,
sharpening everything around them. . . damn ballsy. . ." --Matthew A. Everett, Twin Cities
Daily Planet, 7/15/11
Praise for Paige in The Climate Chronicles:
"Paige Collette really brings it as the spunky dissenter of the group, trying to free herself
from her marriage to Donovan. . . She’s a fun and compelling presence onstage." --Andy
Horowitz, Culturebot NYC, 11/14/11
"Paige Collette makes a spectacularly bizarre entrance as Lily. . . using her earrings to clip
damp sheets of paper to an oscillating fan." --Mitch Montgomery, Backstage NYC, 11/11/11
Selected experience starting with most recent:
Wheel Sexy Cabaret (Maxine LaRue in Clif Bar Burlesque) | Bryant Lake Bowl
You Don't Have to Choose Between Llamas... (co-creator/BadGirl) | by Savannah Reich, Samantha Johns, and the performers | Jon Ferguson's New Comedy Festival, Lowry Lab Theater
The Climate Chronicles (co-creator/Lily) | Incubator Arts Project - NYC
Paige & Erin: 9/11 (co-writer/Paige) | The Playwrights' Center, directed by Maren Ward
Buttercream & Scotch (co-writer/Gigi) | People's Center Theatre, directed by Samantha Johns
Even If We Never Look Forward (co-creator/Paige) | Paper Moose Jumpsuit & Co.
directed by Samantha Johns and George McConnell
Nurses on Syrup (creator/Nurse Tracy) | Capri Theater/Bedlam Ten-Minute Play Festival
Fanciness Vs. The Void (Valentine) | Open Eye Figure Theater, directed by Samantha Johns
Superlatives of Excellence (Circulation/Satan/Pelopogne) | Mixed Blood Theater
Minnesota Fringe Festival, directed by Maren Ward and Bedlam Theatre
Brenda McIntire, CEO (creator/Brenda) | Bedlam Theatre Ten-Minute Play Festival
Oh, I Didn’t See You There (co-creator/lecturer) | SuperGroup at Northwind Lofts
(SAGE Nominee)
Untitled SuperGroup Project (co-creator/prompter) | Patrick’s Cabaret/Kinesthetic Kitchen
Buttercream & Scotch (co-writer/Gigi) | Dixon Place, directed by Michael Rau - NYC
Mars Project (co-creator/Girl with Dead Plant) | 1419, dir. Samantha Johns and Savannah Reich
Love Monster (Baby Face) | Dixon Place, directed by Lisa Clair - NYC
CATCH Series (recurring) | Bushwick Starr / Galapagos Art Space / PS 122 / La Mama - NYC
curated by Jeff Larson and Andrew Dinwiddie
Macbeth (ensemble) | Theatre of a Two-Headed Calf, directed by Brooke O’Harra - NYC
Terrible Things (ensemble) | Chashama, directed by Lisa D’Amour and Katie Pearl - NYC
CHURCH (singer) | The Public Theater / PS 122, directed by Young Jean Lee - NYC
Delusion of the Fury (soloist/dancer) | Japan Society, directed by John Jesurun - NYC
Grey-Eyed Dogs (lead) | Dixon Place, directed by Jess Barbagallo and Katie Brook - NYC
The Love Party: Love Will Give You Cholera (co-creator/Naomi) | Red Eye Theater
directed by Chantal Pavageaux
W. A. S. P. (Sis) | New York University, directed by Eric Clem
4.48 Psychosis (lead) | New York University, directed by Sofija Jovic
Phaedra's Love (Strophe) | New York University, directed by Chantal Pavageaux
Twelfth Night (Viola) | Shakespeare Festival of Dallas, directed by Matt Pavlovich
Midsummer Night's Dream (Titania) | Shakespeare Festival of Dallas, directed by Tina Parker
Taming of the Shrew (Bianca) | Shakespeare Festival of Dallas, directed by Tina Parker
BFA in Acting from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Experimental Theater Wing
Acting:
-Raina von Waldenberg (Grotowski)
-Steve Wangh (Shakespeare)
-Catherine Coray
(Physical Acting)
-Terry Knickerbocker (Meisner)
-Paul Lazar
Dance & Movement:
-Pat Hall (Afro-Haitian)
-Paul Langland
-Wendell Beavers
-Annie-B Parson
Linklater Voice & Speech:
-Cecil MacKinnon
-Natsuko Ohama
Singing: Richard Armstrong,
Lisa Sokolov (Free-Jazz)
Improvisation: Kevin Kuhlke,
Mary Overlie (Viewpoints)
Self-Scripting: David Cale,
Peggy Pettitt, Dan Safer,
Rosemary Quinn
Voiceover (Marla Kirban), Commercials (House Casting, Brooke Thomas, Mary Egan), On-Camera (Anthony Grasso, Breakthrough Studios)
64" tall
Curvy build
Caucasian
Mediterranean
European
Actor
Dancer
Singer
Minnesotan
Southern
Texan
British
Brooklyn
European
Comedy
Drama
Collaboration
Viewpoints
Improvisation
Excellent with language
Multiple roles
Original characters
Burlesque
Overall a good mover
Versatile
Sultry
Strong Belt
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