UPDATES & RECENT PROJECTS

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   Meg was delighted to be part of'The Only Way Out is Through', directed by Nicole Catania, (photo above), which debuted publicly in June of 2024 at the Manhattan film festival. The short film was nominated five times at the Montreal Independent Film festival, and received a win for best indie film at the Vegas Film Festival.

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   Currently in training as an intimacy coordinator, Meg was called on as a consult for a production of Lysastrata in April of 2023. They were very pleased to be able to offer the tools and knowledge they have, helping to keep the space safe, and communication open, as actors navigated the humour and delicate content alike for this production.

   In the same month, they wrapped production for an indie short film through Audacity Productions titled, 'Well F*uck", filmed out of Bennington, VT.

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   After relocating to Berkshire County, Meg was honoured to direct a revival of A Christmas Carol, an adaptation written by their mentor, Gary Meitrott.

   Partnered with local businesses, the piece has toured upper Berkshire county for three years now over month of December. All profits from ticket sales are used to pay the actors first, and then, in alignment with the values of the script and story, used to donate to a charity of choice, including The Trevor Project (2025), Hot Plate Brewing's Hearth and Home campaign (2024), and PCRF (2024/2023).

   The 2024 production featured the new addition of live percussive sound to back the dynamic ensemble of five actors playing all roles.

   Meg plans to continue to tour and adapt this production annually.

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   July of 2023 was spent with the Prague Shakespeare Company in their intensive four week training program, where they worked on a total of four shows.
   There they played Ferdinand, (pictured below, photography by Lux Praguensis), and were part of the live sound for a sound sculpture adaptation of The Tempest, as well as Angelo in Measure for Measure as part of a pub Shakespeare production, among other roles.

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   Meg was delighted to play two of Shakespeare's most notable male characters in succession. They took on the role of Hamlet in July 2022 in a traveling, outdoor production, directed by Evan Breault. They then took on the role of Romeo in September of the same year.
   They gained stage combat experience in both productions, their production of Hamlet featuring Viking short sword and shield.

   (Promotional photography for Hamlet by Andrew Johnson)

   View production interview here
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   In April of 2022 Meg had the pleasure of training with Lisa Wolpe on cross gender playing in Shakespeare.

   Meg played the title role in The Last Days of Judas Iscariot with Pax Amicus Castle in September of 2021. (Pictured above)

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   In March of 2020, Meg paired with East Line Theatre to produce Bard in The Yard, a Shakespeare in the Park inspired project encouraging at-home performances and readings of Shakespeare during the pandemic.

   Meg wrapped a production of Much Ado About Nothing in February of 2020, playing the role of Hero.

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   In July of 2019, Meg made their directorial debut with a production of Julius Caesar performed by the Marble Valley Players in Rutland, Vermont. (Production photo above)

   In 2018 Meg began their training with Shakespeare and Company, completing intensives on Wit and Rhetoric, Wit and Rhetoric in Hamlet, and First Folio division directed by Dennis Krausnick and Rebecca Goodheart.

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    Meg worked with the Vermont Actor's Repertory Theatre on a production of The Last Night Of Ballyhoo in April of 2019, playing the role of Sunny Freitag.

    In 2018 Meg debuted the role of Newness in a new works project titled The Portraits of Vivian, and wrapped The Marble Valley Players production of Macbeth.

    Meg was one of five members of a traveling group, performing a readers theatre style production of A Christmas Carol in December of 2017.

    Earlier in the same year, Meg was honoured to play the role of Ophelia in the final production with the Shakespeare on Main Street company of Vermont, (pictured above), directed by their long-term mentor Gary Meitrott.

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    (above: Meg Kemble as Angelo in Measure for Measure, played in the Offstage Pub at Divadlo Bez zábradlí. Photography by Lux Praguensis)