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Walt Pedano

Walt is thrilled to be working again at iTC for the 6th time. He has been an Arizona resident for 19 years, but active in theater for 40+ years and close to 70 productions in 5 states and 6 cities around the country. Some of his favorite roles include; Teach in Mamet’s American Buffalo, Lenny Bruce in Lenny, Tom Dailey in That Championship Season, Tom in The Glass Menagerie, Roat in Wait Until Dark, Marc in Art, Charles in Mamet’s Race at iTC, George in Neil Simon’s Chapter Two, Uncle Bill in Sons of The Prophet at Stray Cat Theater, Bill in August Osage County for Mesa Encore, Ricky Roma in Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross at Desert Stages and Victor in Arthur Miller’s The Price. In his spare time he squeezed in a 36-year career with the Marriott Hotel Company.

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Hostage

Based on the true events of 1979 when students in Tehran took over the American Embassy. The mother of the youngest hostage, a 19 year-old Marine, flew to Tehran in the hope of being allowed to see her son. The play imagines what happened when mother and son were reunited, and the consequences the mother faced when she returned home and was suddenly suspect in her own country. Never doubt the ferocity of a mother’s love.

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