Theater 65: TROUBLE-PART 2
Writer/Director
Catherine Barnes
Catherine Barnes is a drummer, percussionist, comedian, songwriter, and solo theatre artist who has worked undercover as a middle school drum teacher in San Diego, California for the last eight years. She likes to take all those things about life that make you want to crawl under something and die…and turn them into funny songs filled with percussion instruments. She’s also written and performed two award-winning solo plays, a two-person play, and a radio play featuring the band Calamity.
Catherine Barnes
Cast:
Claudia Russell
As a child she learned jazz songs from her mom, as well as seeing Dizzy Gillespie and Buddy Rich on The Muppet Show. Claudia picks the guitar and tenor saxophone as her favorite instruments, and says picking a favorite musician depends on mood and circumstance. Claudia is also our Promotions Director and host of "Bohemia After Dark" heard weekday evenings from 7-10PM Pacific. claudiar@jazz88.org
Claudia Russell
Cathryn Beeks
Cathryn Beeks plays ukulele, sings, and writes songs in Calamity. She's also the photographer and videographer for the band. She's the founder of ListenLocalRadio.com and hosts a monthly audio calendar and produces audio and video artist features sharing new music, art, and inspiring people/places/things in San Diego, Big Bear, and The High Desert. Cathryn just released a solo album called 20 Years Here which you can hear here. Contact Cathryn
Cathryn Beeks
Nisha Catron
Nisha started singing in first-grade talent shows and cabaret shows she’d produce in her garage. She began writing her own songs on her mother’s guitar at age 11. She added harmonica, piano, accordion, and whistles all while developing her singing voice; influenced by her mother Gloria, Shakespeare, Edgar Allen Poe, Emily Dickinson, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, The Beatles, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, and Madonna. Besides being nominated for many awards and musical accolades, her song “Keep Me Warm” music video was directed by Tane McClure Arendt and Julie Strain lip-synched her song “Forbidden Fruit” in the cult film Witchcraft IV. When she’s not meditating with her dogs she is training to become a senior Olympian by 75 and aiming to play electric guitar like Jimi Hendrix by age 90. Her life’s philosophy is “To thine own self be true”. Check out Nisha's music here.
Nisha Catron
Marcia Claire
Marcia Claire was born to a family of musicians. By the time she was 17 years old, she had transitioned from piano to flute to guitar to bass guitar. Marcia received her Associates Degree in Music from Mt. San Jacinto College and attended Cal State San Bernardino as a Music Education major. She performed on the USO Tour in her teenage years and has had the good fortune of performing on some of the most iconic stages in the United States. When Marcia isn’t making beautiful music with CalAmity, she works as a Behavior Support Specialist for San Diego Unified School District, enjoys spending time with her family, and plays far too much Boggle on her phone.
Marcia Claire
Patric Petrie
Clairemont-based fiddler Patric Petrie is best known for her work with the group Skelpin, which won Best World Music album at the 2010 San Diego Music Awards for their album A Trip to Skye.
She recorded her debut full-length Pocket Venus (originally to be called Transit of Venus) in 2012, releasing it in May of the following year. Produced by Alan Sanderson (Rolling Stones, etc.), it includes an appearance from Flogging Molly’s Matt Hensley.
“Pocket Venus refers to a woman who is petite in height, yet voluptuous and curvy at the same time,” says Petrie of the album title. “I’m maybe 5’ 2’ on a good day, and supposedly did not make the cut for Celtic Women because I was too short.”
In early 2016, she joined former Steve Miller Band guitarist Greg Douglass at Earthling Studios, to play on several songs for the new album Douglass was recording with Mike Kamoo (the Loons) at the board, though her tracks were ultimately scrapped. Around the same time, Petrie's band Skelpin was working on their third album, with Flogging Molly's Matt Hensley contributing.
Patric Petrie
Sound Production:
Recorded at Oak House Recording Studio in Pasadena, CA with Sound Engineer David Peters.
Sound Editor: David Peters
