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Minyon

Minyon is a strange one at that. He cut his acting chops when his mommy enrolled him in Tap Dance class at the age of ten, and well, there appears to be some permanent psychological scarring. Minyon was with The Full Body Cast -a group that performed The Rocky Horror Picture Show every Friday and Saturday Night at the Lowe's Cinema on Church St. in Cambridge's Harvard Square - for over six years. His credits include one year as a member and head of the lights crew, four years performing (lewd acts as) Brad Majors, and one year as the adorable Rif-Raf (think Time Warp, people). In addition he also helped choreograph and played in various pre-shows that went on before the main act (his favorite to this day was the invention of the brilliant Steve Koval &endash; The Village People Trilogy!).

He then moved on to star as Brad Majors in the Table Nine Productions version of the show at Dracula's Castle, in Salem, MA. The folks at Dracula's Castle loved him so much, they chained him up, threw him in the basement, and let him only come out during the Halloween season to scare the begeezus out of even the most hardened Hell's Angel! (Yes, he's the guy with all those &*/% horns, covered in a thick ooze of blood that tried to devour your soul when you tried to peek behind the curtain!) Last year, he disguised himself and escaped. He ran into Jason Santo, owner and lead director of Mindscape Pictures. Before he was dragged back by those lovely men in white coats, he managed a starring roll as Bender in the independent film, Haunted. The infamous haunted house has decided to let him go out into the world (mostly because he started scaring away customers before they could be dismembered...um, I mean PAY! Yeah, that's the ticket...). He immediately hooked up with Gean Dante's group that put on Headwig and the Angry Inch at Boston's ICA Theatre, where he once again got to play with lights. He also has been aiding local sensation rockers Voodoo Screw Machine (figures) with lighting design for their area performances. ŠAnd now he has come to play with us. Just don't get too close &endash; he bites. (Um, maybe we should think twice before we hand him a sword.... Has anyone seen Griff?)