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NEWS
Hey folks! I just wanted to let you know I am in a new Movieland
Musical, TALES OF TINSELTOWN at Actors
Co-op here in Hollywood. We just opened on Friday and it
has been such a great experience doing this spoof of 1930's
Hollywood.
Box Office for reservations: 323-462-8460 ext. 300
See Suzanne playing, "Hannah Nicola Smythe" on PASSIONS
SOMBREROS OFF TO SUZANNE FRIEDLINE Suzanne Friedline just completed principal shooting on “A Day Without A Mexican” in which she co-starred with Yareli Arizmendi (star of “Like Water For Chocolate”) and Carlos Gomez (“Desperado,” “Fools Rush In,” ER, “House of Sand and Fog”). Suzanne has been an active member of Actors Co-op and The Road Theatre for several years and her work has consistently received glowing reviews. She has also performed in regional theatres around the country and on television in various soap operas. She is skilled in conversational Russian and speaks German fluently. CLICK HERE for photos from the shoot, "A DAY WITHOUT A MEXICAN"
For more information contact Henry Downey Talent Management Co-Author, "How To Be A Working Actor" Visit http://www.howtobeaworkingactor.com
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Suzanne
and Marcia Cross, who plays Bree Van De Kamp, on the
set of DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES. Suzanne plays radio talk show host
Linda Flanagan. Episode is scheduled to air on October 5th,
2008, the second episode in Season 5, this fall on ABC.
In
this offbeat comedy, she portrays Vicky Martin, a career-driven
blonde anchor- woman whose fellow newscaster Lila Rodriguez
(Arizmendi) becomes a missing person and then she realizes her
Latin lover (Gomez) has vanished. The plot revolves around the
premise that one day California wakes up and discovers the entire
Latino population has disappeared. Naturally there are disastrous
repercussions and extremely humorous situations. Directed by
Sergio Arau and written by Mr. Arau, Sergio Guerrero and Yareli
Arizmendi, the film started as a short five years ago and the
response was so terrific they decided to expand it to a full-length
feature, which they consider a passion from the heart.