Neil Arsenty Theatre Major Hometown: Woodstock, Illinois. Current residence: Chicago, Illinois. Graduated: Spring 2003. Autumn 2007 - What he's doing now: Currently performing sketch comedy shows at Donny's Skybox at The Second City. Graduated i.O. Chicago and has taken classes at The Second City and Annoyance Theater. Recently performed with Bailiwick Rep and Speaking Ring Theatre. Performs in Don't Spit the Water improv show.

What was your favorite role in Stritch theatre? "Roland Maule in PRESENT LAUGHTER because it was my first big chance to get to be really creative with a character. I was able to add little nuances and attributes to make him so complex and very much my own character. My greatest challenge as an actor came as Mitch in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. I was so grateful to get the opportunity to play such an interesting role."
What was the best thing that you liked about the Stritch theatre community? "The fact that it is just that: a community. Everyone here knows each other and it's like a big family."

Actor - stage credits:

1.	You Can't Take It With You (2003) .... Paul Sycamore
2.	A Streetcar Named Desire (2003) .... Harold Mitchell (Mitch)
3.	Oklahoma! (2002) .... Carnes
4.	Two By Two (2002) .... Shem
5.	Medea (2002) .... Aegeus
6.	Androcles and the Lion (2002) .... Lelio
7.	Antigone (2001) .... First Guard
8.	Dracula (2001) .... Seward
9.	Present Laughter (2001) .... Roland Maule
10.	The Lion in Winter (2001) .... John
11.	Once Upon A Mattress (2000) .... King Sextimus
12.	Glengarry Glen Ross (2000) .... Shelly Levene
13.	Imperialists Cabaret (2000) .... Cast
14.	A Midsummer Night's Dream (2000) .... Peter Quince
15.	The Informer (2000) .... Husband
16.	Everything Floating (1999) .... Old Man
17.	Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up? (1999) .... Mike Depki

Director - stage credits:

1.	Jake's Women (2001)

Scenic Design - stage credits:

1.	Antigone (2001)
2.	Jake's Women (2001)