Jessamyn Blakeslee Jessamyn Blakeslee appeared in the spring 2005 production of Can't Pay! Won't Pay!. She also appeared in the New York premiere of Tony McNamara's
The John Wayne Principle, and has originated roles in Jonathan Silver's adaptation of The Adding Machine
with Mobius Group (New York Fringe Festival "Best Production" 2001); C.J. Hopkin's About Five, directed
by Dan Hope; and Spring Beans for Aunt Flossie, with the comedy troupe Mr. JumpyPants. She is an alumnus
of the Atlantic Theater Company Conservatory, where her credits include revivals of The Women by Clare
Booth Luce and The Pullman Car Hiawatha by Thornton Wilder, both directed by Paul Urcioli. She has
appeared in several independent films, shorts, and industrials, and is the voice of B.R Guest Restaurants.
She studied at Hofstra University, and also trained at the Institute for European Studies in London and
the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
Jessamyn Blakeslee Jessamyn Blakeslee appeared in the spring 2005 production of Can't Pay! Won't Pay!. She also appeared in the New York premiere of Tony McNamara's
The John Wayne Principle, and has originated roles in Jonathan Silver's adaptation of The Adding Machine
with Mobius Group (New York Fringe Festival "Best Production" 2001); C.J. Hopkin's About Five, directed
by Dan Hope; and Spring Beans for Aunt Flossie, with the comedy troupe Mr. JumpyPants. She is an alumnus
of the Atlantic Theater Company Conservatory, where her credits include revivals of The Women by Clare
Booth Luce and The Pullman Car Hiawatha by Thornton Wilder, both directed by Paul Urcioli. She has
appeared in several independent films, shorts, and industrials, and is the voice of B.R Guest Restaurants.
She studied at Hofstra University, and also trained at the Institute for European Studies in London and
the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
