Shannon Stowe

actor | dancer | voice over 

AEA/SAG-AFTRA
As Nora Helmer, the “doll” of this play, Shannon Stowe has achieved a “shining hour.” The role is demanding in that she must go from the almost childish, wily, seductive behavior required of women in those days to a fully self-reliant, independent maturity by the end of the play that might make modern feminists applaud. Tough stuff, but Stowe hits every mark at just the right time.                                    
A DOLL'S HOUSE review by Keith Kreitman, East Bay Times
There’s a moment here that caught my attention, which speaks towards Stowe’s acting and the mood set throughout this marvelous drama/comedy play centered on the American family.  Tim Bohn, as Tom, says to Christie, “Say good bye to the house. Demo starts Monday.” He leaves. Christie has a brief private moment standing mid-stage, she swells up with tears, opens the door to leave, turns around to have one last look, and at that moment, I felt all the air being sucked out from the stage. Black out. End of play.
Independent Review by Gary Fisher Dawson (Head Writer at the SAG Writers Group)
IN THE BLEAK MIDWINTER, by Dorothy Lyman with Shannon Stowe as Christie

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Voice Over Demo