Cate Brewer (LA '00) will attend the Michael Howard Stuios Acting Conservatory in the fall. Since graduating she has worked at the Studio Theatre, the American Repertory Theatre, and is currently the PR Director for HOrizons Theatre in DC.		Patrick Clear (LA '73) returned to Broadway this fall in Hollywood Arms by Carrie Hamilton and Carol Burnett. Hal Prince directed the play, based on the comedienne's memoir of growing up in Hollywood in the 40s and 50s. Patrick made his Broadway debut in 1984 in Noises Off. Along with his wife and daughter he has been living in Chicago for the past 15 years where he has appeared in dozens of productions at the Goodman Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare, Steppenwolf,, Victory Gardens, Apple Tree and Court Theatres.		Jaclyn Pryor (LA '99) has joined the Theatre department at the University of Texas-Austin, as a MA/PhD student in the Performance as Public Practice program. What's that you ask? Performance studies with a kick. She has a cowboy hat.

Jerry McAdams (MA '03) published an article about his class "Simply Sondheim, " in the winter 2003 edition of The Sondheim Review.		Ellen Ketels (LA '00) is working toward her PhD in English at Columbia University after completing an MA in Medieval Studies at the University of York, England.		Emily Jones (LA '01) is Administrative Associate in Education for the Florida Stuio Theatre in Sarasota, teaching dance and basic acting along with administrative duties.

In February Patricia Skarbinski (LA '98) acted in an NYC production of Crumbs From The Table of Joy, a play she describes as "one of the best aht I have ever read that addresses the complexity of racism."		Amy Handler (LA '93) works in the original animation department at Cartoon Network in Atlanta and just married Phil Oppenheim who is with TNT. "We're a full-fledged media couple, I suppose."		Alum Allyson Green and Ben Wright taught and perfomred in January as the Marcus Artists for 2002-3. They presented "Interim," in the Mertz Dance Stuio a week after its NY premiere.