John
and
Valentina
Parrinello
John Colley
John Colley has been a student of Martin Beck's since 1999
He is now studying Drama at the Miesner Studio at NYU in New York City
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Margaret Wommack and John
Backstage, Acting Recital 2002
UIL "One Act" District Competition 2003
John Colley wins Best Actor in his portrayal of
"Charlie" in "Flowers for Algernon"
(Pictures Below)
John Colley and his beautiful mother,
LaNita at Juilliard on January 29th, 2005.
These 2 photographs demonstrate the great physical and
mental extremes John had to portray in the role of “Charlie”
in “Flowers for Algernon” In the upper left photo John is accompanied by Margaret Wommack in her excellent performance as “Alice”, “Charlie’s” teacher and loving friend.
"Charlie"
John Colley wins "All Star Cast"
in UIL District and Area Competition 2004
as "George" in "Of Mice and Men"
John performing
in a scene from
Anton Chekov's
"Seagull"". Acting
Recital 2004
I believe John was born singing, dancing and making people laugh. He started his career at the age of 5 and at 7 he was performing on stage. John starred in "The Secret Garden" and has had supporting roles in "Oliver" and "Inherit the Wind" with TexRep. In 2002 UIL Competition he played "David" in "David and Lisa". In 2003 John won a UIL Best Actor Award for his portrayal of "Charlie" in "Flowers for Algernon" and in 2004, John won "All Star Cast" in UIL District and Area Competition as "George" in "Of Mice and Men". With all of his accomplishments, it's a wonder he has time to go to school but John is a straight A student. He is now a Senior in high school, so "which college" is a very important subject at this time. John will do Grand where ever he goes! He is One of the Best!
John Colley
