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Dan Donohue HIS DANCE CARD IS FULL.
American Theatre, April, 2001 by Berson, Misha
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Rare is the actor who has the versatility to be a clown and a king One summer, early in his tenure at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Dan Donohue proved beyond a doubt that he had the stamina to be a repertory actor. He did so by appearing in the first act of The Pool of Bethesda, at the Ashland company's indoor Angus Bowmer Theatre--then, his part finished, racing next door to the open-air Elizabethan Theatre, just in time to change costume and become one of Dogberry's motley lieutenants in Act 2 of Much Ado About Nothing.
It was quite a stunt, this avid young actor's nimble ...
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