Memorial Fund
Vic Morosco
Vic Morosco - Taken
on the set of "And Then There Were None"
Thus far we have raised $2600 to be
dedicated to improvements in our seating area. We are still accepting
donations. For details e-mail
kevin@smstc.org
Vic was a founding
member of Main Street Theatre who worked passionately for the past 17
years in every area of the theatre and was responsible for shaping the
organization into the premiere community theatre it is today. Vic was
legendary throughout New Jersey CT for his mastery of most every male
character in theatre and played such notable roles as "Moon Face Martin"
in Anything Goes, "Ben Franklin" in 1776, "Bennie Southstreet" in Guys
and Dolls, "Governor" in Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and "Mickey"
in Sugar Babies. Aside from stage Vic also did commercial modeling
and was seen several times on Gene Simmons Family Jewels. In addition to
countless awards and acknowledgements of artistic achievement, Vic was
the proud recipient of the 2006 NJ ACT "Lifetime Achievement Award"
At the time of his
passing, Vic was serving as Artistic Director at Main Street and was the
Founder and Director of the Main Street Theatre Academy in which he
could perform his favorite role, that of theatre artist, teacher and
mentor.
