Celebrity Series

Our final Celebrity Series interview will take place June 15, from 3:30-4:00 with Ken Arpino. Ken grew up here in MetroWest. He has done the national tours of Hairspray, Legally Blonde and Mamma Mia. He has several off Broadway credits, is the producer and star of a web series, The Queens Project and was seen on Broadway in Ruben and Clays...Christmas...Show.

Emily Skeggs is an American stage and screen actress best known for her Tony-nominated performance as Medium Alison in the 2015 Broadway production of Fun Home. She has appeared on film in movies including Mile 22 and The Miseducation of Education of Cameron Post. On television she played such parts as young Roma Guy in When We Rise and Esme in Love You to Death.

Shafig is an actor and musician from Philadelphia who recently performed as Tom Collins in the 25th Anniversary tour of Rent. When not on stage, Shafiq studies voice at Temple University. Rent is his first tour. As a vocalist, he has sung background for Estelle, Andrea Bocelli, and Aretha Franklin. Theatre credits include Songs for a New World (Man 2), Pippin (Charles), The Wiz (Lion), 25th Spelling Bee (Mitch Mahoney).

Morgan Redfield Smith. She is a Framingham High graduate & is currently working in LA as a casting director. She worked for many years casting Shonda Rhimes shows like Scandal & How to get away with murder. She is currently working for HBO. She is happy to answer any questions regarding TV casting & HBO casting.

Brian Thomas Smith- An actor who is probably best known for his re-occuring role as Zack on the Big Bang Theory. He has appeared on The Amazing Race, Fear Factor, & Two and a half Men, as well as in many commercials, films, and shorts.

Framingham Fine and Performing Arts Master Class series continues with Massachusetts native, actor, writer, director and voice over artist, Jeffrey S. S. Johnson.

Monday, May 18 from 3:30-4:00

Meeting ID meet.google.com/pnx-gqja-ouh

Framingham Fine and Performing Arts Master Class series begins with Broadway performer, choreographer, educator, advocate Judine Somerville.

Monday, May 11 from 3:30-4:30