Mark Flora

Actor, Director, Teacher

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Some Enchanted Evening
The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem
April 2018



It's A Wonderful Life - A Radio Play
The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem
December 2017



A Wrinkle in Time
The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem
November 2017
VIDEO



Mamma Mia!
The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem
October 2017
VIDEO

REVIEW:
The three dads, Sam played by Troy Hurst, Bill played by Mark Flora and Harry played by Glenn Otterbacher, are all in, fully committed. -Lynn Felder Winston Salem Journal



Adam Szymkowicz's "Clown Bar" (at Gatsby's Pub)
Spirit Gum Theatre Company
June/July 2017

REVIEWS:
"Rounding out the cast is Mark Flora as Dusty, a particularly melancholic, sad crooner who is the clown bar’s big draw, thanks to his lush vocal stylings and showmanship. He gets to perform various songs throughout the production and adds some Emmett Kelly-style pathos to the proceedings." -Tim Clodfelter Winston-Salem Journal

"Mark Flora...sang in a smooth baritone." -Kat Bodrie, Triad City Beat
Triad City Beat Full Review
 


Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem
March 2017

REVIEW:
"Little Theatre’s ‘Joseph’ is a colorful, fast-moving spectacle...just plain fun to take the ride."
-Bill Cissna, The Winston-Salem Journal



Macy's, Yes Virginia! - The Musical
The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem
December 2016



Hands on a Hardbody
GTCC Theatre Department
November 2016
    


The Grapes of Wrath
HIgh Point University Dept. of Theatre and Dance
August 2016
VIDEO




Leading Ladies
The Barn Dinner Theatre
March 2016
VIDEO



Is He Dead?
Twin City Stage
September 2015

REVIEW:
"Mark Flora handles the Curly/Harpo role beautifully as the dim but dedicated Irishman, Phelim O’Shaughnessy. Flora handles some of the play’s best physical comedy and makes his O’ Shaughnessy a cheerful creature who is the emotional
heart and soul of the quartet."
-Chad Nance,
Camel City Dispatch



Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike
Twin City Stage
June 2015
VIDEO

REVIEWS:
"As Vanya, Mark Flora plays beautifully with allowing his mask of indifference and stoicism to slip, making both his dwarf transformation (you’ll see!) and his final scene explosion joyful in the former instance and astonishing in the latter.  His big monologue at the end of the play is so good that it elicits more emotions than I can feasibly list here. "
-Rob Taylor
Piedmont Triad Theatre Guide

"Mark Flora’s turn as Vanya is the more subtle of the leads. His whining at times feels like Woody Allen schtick, but Flora’s personality manages to shine through...and his Vanya does not simply become bogged down in gloom."
-Chad Nance
Camel City Dispatch
 


Moon Over Buffalo
Spring Theatre Company
April 2015
 


The Papers
Kernersville Little Theatre (Best Actor 2014-15)
February 2015



The Little Dog Laughed
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
January 2012

REVIEWS:
"Flora's Mitchell is exquisitely conflicted and self-centered."
-Lynne Felder, Winston-Salem Journal

"Mark Flora, one of our favorite local actors here at the Guide, gives another excellent performance as movie star Mitchell Greene.  Mitchell is another in a string of characters for Flora who is filled with self-doubt, but it is in a subtle thread of self-loathing brought to this character that Flora really shines."
-Rob Taylor, Piedmont Triad Theatre Guide



Kiss of The Spider Woman
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
September 2011


Assassins
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
March 2011



Man of La Mancha
Open Space Cafe Theatre
April 2011
 


 The Beauty Queen of Leenane
Open Space Cafe Theatre
June 2011
Best Professional Actor Commendation - Piedmont Triad Theatre Guide
 



The Body
Green Pictures
April 2011



Looking For Normal
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
January 2011



Bram Stoker's Dracula
High Point Community Theatre - October 2010
 

Oklahoma!
City Arts Drama Center Greensboro
July 2010
 


The Sunshine Boys
Community Theatre of Greensboro
March 2010



Wait Until Dark
Community Theatre of Greensboro
September 2009
 


Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Oberlander
Center REP (formerly Civic Arts Rep)
Walnut Creek, CA
(Contra-Costa County
Shellie Award for Outstanding Production of a Play, Winner, 1982-83)
 


A Cry of Players
Broward College
1977