“Tientsin Diaries” will have its Seattle premier at the Local Sightings Film Festival at the Northwest Film Forum. The tentative date is October 10th, but that may change. The official schedule will be announced on September 22nd. Check the NWFF Web site for updates:

The trailer for "Bookie", a short film by Persistence of Vision Films, has been released to the web. I did the voicework for the radio and ring announcers.

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Corsets are the only wear...	Here's the super-duper cast:
	Betsy Schwartz Lyssa Browne Nathan Smith Susanna Burney Chad Jennings Keith Dahlgren Mathew Ahrens Patrick Allcorn Kate Parker Jon Lutyens Joseph McCarthy Ricky Coates Shane Salk Jeff Pierson Carys Kresny Suzannah Rogan	Rosalind Celia Orlando Jaques Touchstone Dukes Oliver Silvius/Charles Phebe Fakespeare Adam Corin Air Trumpeter Second Son Director Stage Manager

"Wonderful Town" ran March 23rd to April 9th, 2006 at the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle. I played Frank Lippencott, the manager of the local Walgreens. Good times.
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I did a voice over for a film trailer last year and just ran across it on the web. Trailer Link (Quicktime)

"As You Like It from Rasa--Chad Jennings is very memorable in three roles--an actor to look out for."

"The fun never ends in dazzling 'Wonderful Town'"
Kelly Huffman gives a review of Opening Night.

"American musical theater doesn't get much better than the 5th Avenue Theatre's buoyant "Wonderful Town." "

Jen Graves of the News Tribune gives a review of opening night.

"Jennings as the bass Smudge is their ringer, a deadpan funnyman who also truly has the pipes."

Added some samples of voice stuff I've done. For now, it's a bare link and you can download each file individually by clicking on it or right-clicking and choosing "save-as".

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Richard Connema at TalkinBroadway.com had this to say about our production of "Forever Plaid" at the Oregon Cabaret Theatre:

"All of these movements are reminiscent of the ‘60s, even with Chad Jennings who seems ill at ease as he keeps his hands down to his side like a grade school boy. I guess he just wishes he is back in the plumbing business with his family. . . "