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    • A Doll's House, Part 2
    • Collected Stories
    • A Walk in the Woods
    • 'night, Mother
    • Fragments
Rogue Theater Company
  • Home
  • 2023 Season
    • Season Announcement
    • An Iliad
    • Barry Kraft: First Folio
    • Heisenberg
    • Circle Mirror Transform
  • Meet Our Team
  • About RTC
    • Mission and Values
    • From Jessica Sage
    • Press and Reviews
    • Donate
    • Subscribe and Contact
  • Past Productions
    • Every Brilliant Thing
    • Chapatti
    • Frankie and Johnny
    • Mala
    • Barry Kraft and The Bard
    • Tiny Beautiful Things
    • A Doll's House, Part 2
    • Collected Stories
    • A Walk in the Woods
    • 'night, Mother
    • Fragments

Jessica Sage

Jessica launched Rogue Theater Company in 2019, debuting her play, Fragments, followed by playing Mama in ’night, Mother. Jessica has acted on stage throughout the United States and Europe. She was seen locally as Emma in Oregon Stage Works’ production of Annapurna with Peter Alzado; she also served as Co-Producing Artistic Director. Jessica has numerous movie and television roles to her credit, including Who Shot Patakango? (with Sandra Bullock), If Tomorrow Comes, General Hospital, as well as televised PBS productions of Getting Out and Blithe Spirit. She has taught acting, written plays, and produced stage works for over three decades. She has directed nearly 40 theatrical productions, including A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Ashland High School. Jessica was awarded the “Extraordinary Theatre Artist” and “Ovation Award” from the California Educational Theatre Association, as well as a special Gubernatorial Commendation for her work with California Youth in Theatre.

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