Six friends. Four months. One Fire Island Share...what could possibly happen? An annual summer pilgrimage to Fire Island brings six friends face-to-face with their own fears, flaws and fashion faux pas. The play takes place over a recent summer where the variously aged men convene in "the Pines" on the…

John played the role of "Steve" in Starting Gate's production of "Jeffrey"... a comedy that proves abstinence makes the heart grow fonder! From the award-winning off-Broadway play comes an irreverent romantic comedy about one young man's desperate search for love and happiness in the 90's. Jeffrey is a gay man…

John Trones played the role of Orsino in Pigs Eye Theatre's production of William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night". The production was directed by Matt Sciple, and the cast included: Sean Byrd, Kate Eifrig, Craig Johnson, Sam Landman, Joe Papke, Carolyn Pool, Edwin Strout, Karen Wiese-Thompson and Andrea Wollenberg. "Twelfth Night" is…

John Trones played Judas in Terrance McNally's Corpus Christi, made its Midwest premiere October 25th, 2002 at The Cedar Riverside Theatre, 425 20th Ave. South, Minneapolis, MN. The play was directed by Timothy Lee, and produced by Bryan Cole and The Gray Space Production Company. John Townshend from Lavender Magazine…

GODSPELL "This ain't your parents musical, honey." Rick Anderson's Gaydar Productions took a fresh look at an old favorite. John Trones played the role of Jesus in this updated look at John Michael-Tebelak's book and Stephen Schwartz's music. Included in this stage version was the song "Beautiful City", from the…

What if your parents knew every thing about you before you were born? Jonathan Tolins' award winning play made its Midwest debut in Minneapolis at The Cedar Riverside Theatre and ran from September - October 2001. Ensemble Productions' take on Tolins' work featured Leah Cooper, Dan Averitt, John Trones, Deborah…

Director Rick Anderson took "Party!" to new heights in his production that ran the summer of 2001 at The Loring Playhouse. Anderson assembled the quintessential cast to surpass all stereotypes and bring humor and humanity to the characters of "Party!" The production played to consistently sold-out crowds and won rave…

Fleeing is useless, earthling! Zombies from the Beyond landed for a second run at the Bryant Lake Bowl. The musical satire that won rave reviews in September 1998 returned in April 1999. Fan's of this quirky delight cheered on the upright Trenton Corbett (John Trones) and perky Mary Malone (Kersten…

John Trones and Doug Anderson co-wrote, produced, and starred in a series of three cabaret shows that followed the adventures of two single roommates, having met through the personals, who share the ever difficult task of looking for that perfect someone in a most imperfect world. Boy! Oh, Boy! was…