Biography Ruby Kleinschmidt
Ruby grew up with a love of theater and performing. She took dance and baton lessons as a child.
Ruby worked prop and make-up crews during high school productions of Blyth Spirit, Funny Girl, South Pacific, and many others.
Ruby's theater début was in The Drunkard playing the role of Agnes for University Players at University if Wisconsin Center-Fox Valley. Ruby also sewed costumes and assisted on other production crews.
Ruby also worked with The Riverside Players productions of Purlie as a part of the chorus and also as a seamstress, set painter, and property assistant, on the production.
Ruby worked as production crew on other Riverside Players productions.
Ruby's professional debut was with The Appleton Reparatory Theater, performing in A Streetcar Named Desire as the Nurse who takes Blanch out at the end of the play. Again Ruby worked on several crews including props, costumes, make-up, set construction and tear down.
Ruby continued working for ART until the theater closed. Ruby worked production crews, as an usher and in the concession stand.
Ruby also filmed a local television commercial for a local carpet cleaning company.
Ruby also worked as a professional model as a Tea Room Model for a local dress boutique.
Ruby also worked as a Hand Model posing for several successful Advertising Campaigns and internal company training materials.
Ruby was also a Founding Member of The Starfire Theater Company.
Education:
The University of Wisconsin Center-Fox Valley major Theater Arts.
The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh major Radio-TV-Film and Theater Arts.
Beautiful People Modeling School
Terror On Peace Island Drama After accepting a job as a lighthousekeeper/tour guide a Viet Nam War widow finds herself in the middle of a smuggling ring.
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Florence Florence is the Madam who's house Johnny blood frequents.
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Rich and Famous Person Background character for the Stork club Scene.
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Bettor NY Giants Fan Mother and Daughter enter discussing their bet on the game. My line was the cue for the football players to enter.