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KEN KAMLET has worked on, off and behind the stages of many theatres in New York City and around the country including Lincoln Center, Holmdel Theatre, The Unicorn, Centerstage and many more.  He has served as a producer or associate producer on a variety of projects including the 2 biggest box office success of Dorset Theatre Festival’s 26-year history: Ten Little Indians and Noises Off. Also for DTF: Art, Redwood Curtain, O The Days! (world premiere), the 2001 Kids Theatre series and the New Dorset Playhouse Dedication Gala (featuring Treat Williams, Norman Lear and Edgar Lansbury). Other favorite projects have included Ensemble Studio Theatre’s 25th Anniversary Gala (featuring Jason Robards, Carol Channing & Al Hirshfeld), Summer Virgins/Some Are Not (also for EST), Year of Pilgrimage and So Careless (both for 5 Men/5 Women, Inc.) and he produced the documentary film "Setting the Stage for a New Century" for American Theatre Works, Inc.

An accomplished writer, Ken’s play Regular has received 2 New York City productions and was selected as a finalist in the ACT (Anaheim, CA) 2005 playwriting contest.  He has written features for many publications including Spotlight, Borscht, Tennis Magazine and America Online. His tribute to stage director Jill Charles was presented to the President of the United States by Senator James Jeffords on the U.S. Senate floor and was recently entered in the United States Congressional Record.

As an actor, Ken's favorite roles have included Tom in The Glass Menagerie, Buddy in Come Blow Your Horn, Stephen in Eastern Standard and Khlestekov in The Inspector General.  TV credits include "Last Laugh" (PBS), "Tattinger's" (NBC), "As The World Turns" (CBS) and commercials for the U.S. Armed Forces, 1-800-SaveAPet, Dr. Pepper.  Films include Salute to Life and Our Little Comrades and has most recentl been seen in the title role of the indie feature David Goes To Work and as a network newscaster in Mysteries of the Apocalypse.

Ken recently re-located to L.A. and is currently on the the Advisory Board of Culver City Public Theatre.

CCPT PRODUCTION HISTORY

• 2005 – Present
  Advisory Board Member
  Webmaster, CCPT.org

• 2007
  The Narrator, The Good Doctor (Benefit Performance)
  Publicity Director, 2007 Season

• 2004
  Co-Executive Director / Co-Executive Producer
  Publicity Director, 2004 Season
  Trofimov, The Cherry Orchard

• 2003
  Press and Media Relations