Chance Marmalade
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32 years old
Seattle, WA
United States
Last Login: 5/5/2009
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Chance Marmalade's Comedian Bio
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| Bio | Jeremy January, the actor behind the silent vaudeville clown Chance Marmalade got his start on the Seattle stages back in 1992 with Seattle Children’s Theatre.
A graduate of the NW Actors Studio two year conservatory Jeremy has performed all over the city and has taken his one man clown show to Spring Fair in Roseburg Oregon and onto the streets of Seattle, Eugene and San Francisco.
Chance Marmalade made his Seattle stage debut at the Jewel Box Theatre earlier this year. Mr. Marmalade’s dream is to play the title role in Waiting For Godot. | | Website | TROUPECOMIQUE.COM | | Influences | Bill Irwin, David Shiner, Scotty Walsh, Rob Torres, R. Chumleigh, Magical Mystical Michael, Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Red Skelton, Billy Bennett, Joe Jackson Jr, Harpo Marx, Jackie Gleason, The Muppets, Neil Gaiman | | Members | Jeremy January
John Ruoff
Ruth Tru | | TV Shows | It is a little known fact that I was in a 90s made for TV film called Danger of Love! | | Films | This is an interesting story. A mentor of mine, Britt Olson with Seattle Children’s Theatre got a call from Hollywood. They were looking for a young boy for a Tom Hanks film, Sleepless in Seattle.
He spoke highly of me and arranged for a phone call so I could talk to the casting director and meet the producer at 7AM. I got up early and hit the shower to wake myself up. "Hollywood" calls and my mom got me out of the shower. I go downstairs and pick up the phone. "Hello?" "Oh, hello. Can I speak with Jeremy please?" "This is him. (Oh boy HOLLYWOOD!)" "Oh... I’m sorry. I’m afraid your voice is just too low."
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Chance Marmalade's Interests
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| General | Clowning around, writing, theatre, silent movies and making people laugh. Playing musical instruments (Guitar, Piano, Ukulele and I'd love to learn the Accordion.) | | Music | Red Clay Ramblers, Rag Time, Accordion, Ukulele, Rock, Classical, 80s, hip hop, Claude Debussy. | | Movies | So many! Anything by Chaplin, Buster Keaton or Laurel and Hardy. Favorite movie of all though is Back to the Future. I love 80s films, Goonies, Labyrinth, Willow, that kind of stuff.
"The Tightrope Walker" Seattle's ACT Theatre
http://vimeo.com/1886656
Chance Marmalade in The Tightrope Walker. | | Television | Do they still have these things? I stopped watching them when reality TV took over! | | Books | Struggles and Triumphs - P.T. Barnum
Vaudeville Biographies
No Applause, Just Throw Money - Trav S.D.
Anything by Neil Gaiman but especially
Smoke and Mirrors, Stardust, Neverwhere
Fragile Things and American Gods. | | Heroes | Bill Irwin, David Shiner, Scotty Walsh, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, WC Fields, Stan Laurel, P.T. Barnum, Samuel Beckett, Neil Gaiman, Will Smith, Bill Clinton, Michael J Fox, Walt Disney. |
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Chance Marmalade's Details
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| Status: | In a Relationship | | Here for: | Networking, Friends | | Hometown: | San Francisco | | Body type: | 1' 11" / Body builder | | Zodiac Sign: | Aquarius | | Occupation: | Vaudeville Clown, Cabaret Artist and Dreamer | | Income: | Less than $30,000 |
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About me:
I grew up in San Francisco and moved to Seattle in 1991. A year after that I started getting into theatre and continued with it until I got my theatre degree in 1999.
I first got into vaudeville and clowning in 1998 when I saw the Tony Award winning neo-vaudeville show "Fool Moon" starring Bill Irwin, David Shiner and the Red Clay Ramblers.
I've always been a fan of silent movies and the great comedians like Chaplin, Stan Laurel and Buster Keaton. But it wasn't until early 2007 when I pursued vaudeville as a vocation. I lined up a few gigs. A weekend long stint at Spring Fair 2007 and shows at the Eugene Saturday Market. I've trained with Reverend Chumleigh, Magical Mystical Michael and have met a lot of amazing people in this business.
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Who I'd like to meet:
You! Other performers of all arts, fans of vaudeville, fans of silent films, people that make me laugh and people I make laugh. Creative and open minded people and people who reach for their dreams.
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