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UPDATED: December 22nd, 2011 | 10:02 PM

Hi again. Above are a few links to the acting gallery. Over the past few years, I've played a lead role in three MAUHS drama club productions: Little Shop of Horrors, The Sound of Music, and Dracula. This was a crucial experience throughout my high school career. I learned a lot from the directors I worked with, as well as the actors I performed with. I'm very grateful for the many opportunities that I've had within the last couple of years, and I'm especially thankful for the people who've helped me along the way. Please check out the galleries for more information on each production. I'll be posting new material as soon as I get a chance. In the meantime, follow me @iamjustincarey.

Click below to browse through all of the performances, plays, and musicals I've been in.

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UPDATED: May 9, 2012 | 6:32 PM

This month is going to get really hectic for me. Go figure. However, I'm really hoping to redesign the website later next month; or not. I haven't really decided... Anyone who knows me knows that I get bored very easily with the same old shit, so I'm just going to play it by ear and see where I want to take things. I'm planning on using my YouTube account to actually upload videos - don't get me started on how indecisive I've been lately - but who knows where that will take me. I'll post more as soon as I get a chance. Follow me on Tumblr for now... I usually post short messages there. It's not like anyone actually visits this site, anyhow. (Haha)

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facebook: facebook.com/contactjustincarey

LOCATION
bennington, vermont
united states of america

newest work

UPDATED: December 22nd, 2011 | 10:50 PM

This portrait is the second part of a series that I've been working on over the last two weeks. David Beriaupoleon, inspired and named after the dean of students at my high school, was completed in acrylic on gessoed plywood. I plan to hang this portrait, as well as my first portrait, Sue Monaguire (click here to see it) among the corridors of MAUHS within the next few weeks.


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