CURRENT/UPCOMING PROJECTS:

  • Hunkering down with shelter-in-place until further notice.
  • Facilitator with Exec-Comm - a business specializing in training business executives in communication skills.  www.exec-comm.com
  • CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19:  U/S for "THE CLEAN HOUSE" with SF Playhouse, May 5-June 20, 2020 www.sfplayhouse.org/sfph/2019-2020-season/the-clean-house/
  • Online acting classes with Joseph Pearlman and Del Shores.
  • Virtual Auditions!

RECENT ACTIVITY:  

  • ShotzSF "THE GREAT INDOORS" - April 7, 2020 - www.facebook.com/amioswest
  • Reading/in-house workshop of Ed Decker and Robert Leone's new play "I Am Another You" at New Conservatory Theatre Center - January and March 2020
  • "CINDERELLA" with African American Shakespeare Company - December 20-22, 2019
  • Matchbox Reading Series at Crowded Fire Theater - "At The Periphery" public reading on November 9, 2019
  • "THIS SIDE OF CRAZY" at New Conservatory Theatre Center , SF September 20-October 20, 2019.


​Personal Note

I am what David Pollock* calls a “Third Culture Kid”: born in Hong Kong, raised in the Philippines, of a British father and an American mother.  I have had the privilege of living in a third world country for 18 years, traveling to 30 countries and living in 4 of them.   The myriad experiences emanating from this background continue to be woven into the fabric of who I am as a person and gives me much freedom to “enter into the skin” of the diverse characters I embody on stage. 

After extensive touring in Europe, I moved to Northern California in September 2010.   I moved to the Bay Area in August 2012 and am excited about the many forms of artistic service I am able to offer to this diverse community !

My Mission Statement: I seek to walk in INTEGRITY, live in GRATITUDE, and embody SERVICE.  My purpose as a theatre artist is to EMPOWER others.

Alison
*from his book “The Third Culture Kid Experience”


​CONTACT information:

a(dot)whismore(at)gmail(dot)com
(phone number on downloadable resumes on other pages)

“I regard the theatre as the greatest of all art forms, the most immediate way in which a human being can share with another sense of what it is to be a human being.” – Oscar Wilde