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Welcome
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View Pamela's Current Reel:
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Pamela's Voiceover Reel
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Just Wrapped
Nip/Tuck
Co-Star Role (Patti O'Brien)
Shot October 2008, airdate TBA
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View Pamela's IMDb
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(note previous professional name: Pamela Shoemaker)
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Wrapped 2008
Savage In Limbo
by John Patrick Shanley
May 30-June 21
Studio City, CA
Set in a neighborhood bar in the Bronx in the mid-1980's, a group of regulars (all the same age—32) seek relief from the disappointments of the outside world. April [Pamela], a failed nun, seeks healing and redemption after her loss of faith. One Brandy Alexander at a time.
Thank you to the L.A. Times for their web review, and to Robert California who wrote:
"Pamela Donnelly turns in a stellar performance as the marginal April White. If Shanley had seen Ms. Donnelly’s work in this play, he might well have given her character {even} more to say and do."
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Previous Production, April 2008:
The World Premiere of
Biking with Andrew Scott
A dramedy about life, death, grief,
Venice bike rides, tarot cards
and beer.
Biking With Andrew Scott explored the effect Andy's suicide has on those closest to him, especially that of his life-long control freak best friend, Stephanie (Pamela). Trying desperately to hold everyone else's life together, hers quickly falls apart.
See Cast Photos
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Previous Production, February 2008:
Michael Cristofer’s
The Shadow Box
M A L I B U -S T A G E -C O M P A N Y
29243 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA
January 18 - February 2
To read excerpt of the 1/17/08 Malibu Times article on this production, with photo and interview, click here
Thanks to Cassie Robertson for her review at Pepperdine, which stated:
"Viewers will thoroughly enjoy the humorous portrayal of Beverly, played by Pamela Donnelly, whose outstanding performance as a promiscuous drama queen brings life to the stage."
(Jan. 24, 2008)
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What People Are Saying: "Thanks for your work as an actress in our last production. You take direction well and are solid in your self-confidence. You are an actress that studies, does her research to build a foundation, then carries on with her heart and talent. Great combination."
--Rick Johnson, director of The Shadow Box, Artistic Director, Malibu Stage Company
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"Pamela - you are terrific. Full of life. Never change - trust it!"
--Margie Haber, acting coach and author of How to Get the Part
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"The film looks great. It was such a pleasure working with you and I am incredibly happy with the performance you gave...feel free to give me a call or shoot me an email if you need anything at all. "
-- Kieran Thompson, director Betrayal; L.A. Film School
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"We just wanted to thank you again for all of your hard work over the course of the past month. You were so generous with your time and efforts. You gave us a great performance and helped make A Jolly Flash of Red the fun set that it was!"
--Jess Tory, Producer, and Chris Hazzard, director, U.S.C. Film School
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"It’s been great working with you. Thank you for performing Stephanie the way I envisioned her. Please let me know of any future projects!" --Debbie Bolsky, playwright, Biking with Andrew Scott, Write Act Theatre
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"What a ride it has been. Thank you for sharing your dedication, professionalism, & talent!" --Chris Holder, director Biking with Andrew Scott, Write Act Theatre
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"Thank you very much for bringing a great performance on Ellen. You are wonderful! I am so happy that we were the team working on the project together. Steven Zuckerman enjoyed your performance very much."
--Fang Dong, director Ellen (sitcom), U.S.C. Film School
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"It's been such a pleasure to work with someone who is so serious about their profession and their work. Thank you for all your patience, dedication, and commitment."
--Raquel Brussolo, producer Savage in Limbo
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 SAG/AFTRA/AEA actress
Produced playwright since 1993: staged readings, competitions, full productions
Starring TV roles: Shelley Franklyn on “The Edge of Night”, Francine Potter on “All My Children”, Clover Wilde on “One Life to Live”, nat'l & int'l commercials
Ivy League Training (Columbia University)
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