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Kaci Beeler | |
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Primary Theater | The Hideout Theatre |
Years Active | 2002-Present |
Kaci Beeler is an improv performer, director, scenic painter, teacher, and the Director of Design for The Hideout Theatre. Kaci is a represented actor with TAG Talent Agency[1] who represent actors in film, television, commercial, voice-over, and print media.
History
Kaci Beeler began learning and studying improv in 2002 at Westwood High School[2] in North Austin, Texas, which is a Fine Arts Academy[3] within the Round Rock Independent School District. In addition to taking a Comedy/Improv course she auditioned and was cast in The PITS (Premier Improvisational Theater Society) in 2003, an all-student improv troupe led by organizer Philip Aulie. The PITS went on to become Comedic Amoeba and performed three shows at The Hideout Theatre in 2004 and 2005. Comedic Amoeba was coached by Jeremy Sweetlamb before dissembling in July of 2005.
Kaci began performing in Maestro at The Hideout Theatre in June of 2005 and met fellow improvisers Roy Janik, Kareem Badr, Valerie Ward, Andy Crouch, Michael Ferstenfeld, among many others through the Tuesday Night Jam. Kaci moved to Fullerton, CA[4] in August of 2005 to get a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree with an emphasis in Acting at California State University at Fullerton[5].
In December of 2005 Kaci moved back to Austin, Texas after withdrawing from Cal State Fullerton at the end of the Fall Semester. She was asked to join the Austin improv troupe Parallelogramophonograph upon her return and had her first performance with them on December 23rd, 2005, 42 days after the troupe's debut at Wafflefest in November.
Awards
- Austin Chronicle Best Of Austin Awards 2012, Readers Poll: Best Actor/Actress[6]
- Austin Chronicle Best Of Austin Awards 2012, Critics Pick: Most Continuously Innovative Improv Troupe[7] (Parallelogramophonograph)
- FronteraFest Best Of Fest 2011: Fitzgeralds For Hire[8]
- B. Iden Payne Award 2009: Outstanding Work in Improvisational Theater[9] (Parallelogramophonograph)
- FronteraFest Best Of Fest 2008: Parallelogramophonograph's Improvised French Farce[10]
Troupes
- Parallelogramophonograph
- Available Cupholders
- The Amazon and the Milksop
- Adventure Squad!
- Girl Embassy World Team
- Perfect Season
- Mr. and Mrs. Danger
- Comedic Amoeba
- The PITS
Shows
- The 40-Hour Improv Marathon
- The 41-Hour Improv Marathon
- After-School Improv (Performed and Directed)
- The Andersons
- Austin Secrets
- The Cagematch
- Charles Dickens Unleashed (Performed and Directed)
- The Derby
- Dubbed Indemnity (2010-2012)
- The Fancy-Pants Mashup
- Fandom (Performed and Directed)
- Flying Theater Machine (Touring Performer)
- Gorilla Theater
- Hitchcocked!
- Holy 1960s Batman, Batman! (Performed and Directed)
- Improvised Shakespeare
- Ka-Baam!
- Manhattan Stories
- Maestro (2005-)
- The Nightmare Video Project (2010-2012)
- Pick Your Own Path
- Process
- Start Trekkin'
- Stool Pigeon
- This Week Tonight
- Victrola
- The Violet Underbelly
- Whirled News Tonight
- Who is T. Henry Baudecliffe? (Performed and Directed)