Bruce Gandy

Bruce Gandy's Play time

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July 15, 2011 - Another one day shoot for a small indie film, "Last Stop Montauk", where I got to play a father this time. Cast by Kate Kennedy (Peachcraft Studios) and written/directed by Matt Ball, produced by Kate Kennedy and Kranti Pally as part of the Peachcraft Film Academy's submisson to the Garden State Film Festival.
Peachcraft does such terrific work. It's a joy to work with them. PeachCraft Studios of Drama, Voice & Filmmaking

November 12, 2010 - Just finished a one day shoot for a small indie film, "The Most Girl Part of You", where I got to play a grandfather. Go figure. Great day, great production company (White Horse Pictures, Nicole Emanuele - Producer). Cast by Kate Kennedy (Peachcraft Studios) and written/directed by Devyn Waitt, Cherie Saulter, 1st AD. Thanks to all for reminding me of how it CAN be.

I'm performing in "Things That Happen in Bars" from April 30 - May 22, 2009! Check www.strangedogtheatre.com here for details. Show's over, but what a great ride!

I have a hard time differentiating between work and play since I've always been paid to do that which I enjoy. I love learning about new things and since there's always more to learn in the technology field, I love it!

I guess a problem with hobbies is that they don't pay and my work pays me to have fun also. So when I get a chance, I read fiction, non-fiction, biography, spiritual concepts, politics, online news, and the like. Did I mention bicycling and saving the planet for our kids?

Writing is something I always mean to get back to, and I will. I've had a one-act play, Major Breakthrough, produced three times (once in the Big Apple even!) and written an unproduced full-length film. Lately I've focused on short stories and samples of some of my writing (technical writing too) can be found by clicking here. For my acting resume and headshot, click here.

And, yes, I'm a tenor. It shakes me up and it rattles my brain. My wife, Cindy Pitcher (aka love of my life), is a beautiful alto and we share a love of music and satisfy that craving by singing in our choir and cantoring in our church. I also play enough piano to quasi-accompany myself, but that's it. Since we don't really have time to act any more, singing satisfies that performance need.