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  Joseph Bishara Headshot

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  A WALK IN THE WOODS

  "Finally, it is wonderfully acted. Bishara’s non-nonsense Honeywell verbally spars with Holliday’s frivolous Botvinnik."
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  Moby Dick’s Gone Missing

  "Bishara’s Hollywood leading man – only rarely slipping out of Captain Ahab because of method acting, and sure to tell you when he’s doing it – is a masterclass in blowhard intensity, wringing ever-larger laughs from repeating Ahab’s classic “From hell’s heart, I stab at thee; for hate’s sake, I spit my last breath.” line at moments of varying applicability."
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  Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamboat

  Joe Bishara as 'Pharoah'
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  The Story of My Life

  "The obvious affection and camaraderie between Bishara and Clemens give their characters a real, lived-in chemistry that recalls those early, forged-in-awkwardness friendships. And their voices blend beautifully on crystalline songs."
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  Forbidden Broadway

  "Among the male impersonations, the funniest is Bishara’s take on “male chanteuse” Mandy Patinkin in an Over the Rainbowspoof that’s understatedly named Somewhat Overindulgent." Source: Richard Ades @ columbustheatre.org. Photo Credit: Dave Alkire
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  Dark of the Mooon

  "Joe Bishara embodies the wildness of an ageless youth on the cusp of making the awkward transition to manhood and the responsibilities of a husband. That poignant portrait is only compounded by the Witch Boy's hope to manage the even more uncomfortable transformation from the supernatural to the natural and human world for the sake of love." Source: The Columbus Dispatch. Photo Credit: Melanie Miles
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  I Do! I Do!

  "Bishara embodies Michael's initial romantic idealism but also his flaws, from unconscious arrogance and a writer's self-absorption to a male chauvinism more common (and less disturbing) generations ago." Source: The Columbus Dispatch. Photo Credit: DiBlasio Photography
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  The Christmas Schooner

  "As Peter, Joe Bishara establishes love toward his family – summed up toward his son in “When I Look at You” and his wife in “The Strudel Waltz” – as the foundation of Peter’s larger responsibility and compassion."
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  Daddy Long Legs

  "Bishara does a fine, workmanlike job, within the boundaries he has to navigate."
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  Evil Dead: The Musical

  "Likable as a mundane “S-Mart“ employee called to extraordinary efforts by a rather unusual situation, Joe Bishara gives theatergoers someone to root for as the chain-saw-toting hero Ash.He slices, he dices and he wields his weapons with undaunted style even when the victim is his girlfriend-turned-demon's head." Source: The Columbus Dispatch. Photo Credit: Groovy Doodle Photography