on HBO, but knows he will al-
ways return to live theatre.
“It’s always been my goal to
do work that I’m proud of and
that people respect - particu-
larly within my business,” Hanlon
stated. “Even if I went and did a
tv show full-time, I’d always go
back and do theatre. That’s what
happens to most of my friends
who are on television full-time.
They all always come back and
do theatre because it ensures
that you don’t get rusty. If you
can make someone believe face
to face that you are something
else right in front of them, that’s
harder to me than filming some-
thing where your performance
is basically edited. If you can do
theatre, you can do anything.”
w
The Nerd closes out the
season at George Street
Playhouse (103 College
Farm Road, New Brunswick)
and runs from April 24 to
May 20th.
Photo: Colin Hanlon (left)
and Jonathan Kite (right) in
rehearsals for The Nerd.
Photo by Rick Engler.
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