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"Alex Ates has oft proven to be one of the finest Shakespeareans on the local stage. As appalling a figure as Bertram is, Ates reveals what makes him tick - primarily an egoist who is slowly cut down, inch by inch, when faced with his own moral failings, as well as that of his closest comrades." – The Times-Picayune (New Orleans)
"As the would-be young lover Slender, Alex Ates continues to show that he is growing into one of the finest Shakespeareans of his generation, with an innate sense of the language and ability to draw laughs from his mere delivery of the plainest of lines." – The Times-Picayune (New Orleans)
"As Flute, the fairest of the Mechanicals doomed to play a rollicking Thisbe, Alex Ates steals the show, bringing a needed shot of energy to the final moments to push the show over the finish line. In recent years, Ates has consistently proven to be one of the festival’s rising young stars." – The Times-Picayune (New Orleans)
"–it creates one of the play’s most touching and intimate moments between Neisler’s Brutus and Lucius, played beautifully by Alex Ates, a young actor who has repeatedly impressed in the festival’s previous productions." – The Times-Picayune (New Orleans)
"The energy and playfulness that Brendan Bowen and Alex Ates bring to the title roles is palpable and contagious.'" – The Times-Picayune (New Orleans)
"Alex Ates' Sir Andrew Aguecheek has the shaky 'ague' his name implies, along with a fey foppishness and quivering cowardice. Coupled with a brilliantined hairstyle reminiscent of Carl 'Alfalfa' Switzer of the 'Our Gang' comedies, Ates is a delight." – The Times-Picayune (New Orleans)

Selected Rèsumè

(R)estoration (I)n (P)rogress

All's Well That Ends Well

 

It's Only A Play

 

Two Gentlemen of Verona

 

A Midsummer Night's Dream 

 

Oregon Trail 

 

The Merry Wives of Windsor 

 

The Winter's Tale

 

Robin Hood

 

Rosencrantz and Guildernstern Are Dead 

 

Hamlet 

 

The Actor

 

A Midsummer Night's Dream 

 

Julius Caesar 

 

Twelfth Night 

 

Macbeth 

 

The Tempest 

 

The Tempest

 

Love's Labor's Lost 

 

Much Ado About Nothing

 

Twelfth Night

Brian

Bertram

Gus

 

Eglamour

 

Flute 

 

Judah

 

Slender

 

Camillo 

 

Much 

 

Guildenstern

 

 

Guildenstern 

 

Horace 

 

Bottom 

 

Lucius 

 

Valentine 

 

Donailbain; Seyton 

 

Stephano 

 

Trinculo

 

Moth

 

Dogberry

 

Sir Andrew​

New Plays for Young Audiences

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

The NOLA Project | Le Petit Theatre

 

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

The NOLA Project 

 

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

Emerson Stage

 

Emerson Stage

 

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

 

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

Emerson Stage

 

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

New Orleans Shakespeare Festival

 

Emerson Shakespeare Society 

 

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