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Helene Galek
AEA SAG/AFTRA Height: 5‘4“ Voice: Mezzo/Belt Download My Resume |
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Television
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REDRUM
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Guest Star
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ID Network
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Film
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The Limits Of Love (Short)
Montauk – The End (Short) Sweet By And By (Feature) Making The Team (Short) Doorman (Short) Dads (Pilot) Docs And Robbers (Feature) Size Matters (Short) |
Lead
Lead Lead Lead Supporting Supporting Supporting Supporting |
dir. Gerald Amsellem
IFC Film Festival/ dir. Joe Murphy dir. Mo Ogrodnik dir. Joshua Caldwell Meaningless Films/dir. Collin Kornfeind dir. Ted Nussbaum Shadowbrook Productions/ dir. Eric Juhola dir. Eric Juhola |
Theatre
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And Still I Rise
Pit Of Desire Jen And Liz In Love Sugar Plum Garden Of Even Vagina Monologues The House Of Bernarda Alba Les Belles Soeurs Confirmation Wives On The Rocks Language Of Love The Good Doctor 24 Hour Sketch Shows |
Woman in Orange
Mommie Liz Dana Andrea Sex Trade Worker Prudentia Therese Bohemian Mom Patti Gail Female Lead Multiple Characters |
Amas Rep. Theatre / dir. Maya Angelou
Women’s Project-Tandem Acts / dir. Passion NYC Fringe Festival / dir. Lory Henning Workshop Theater Company/ dir. Ryan Lee EstroGenius Festival / dir. Passion ManhattanTheatreSource BOO-Arts Productions Woman Seeking... NYC Fringe Festival (winner) BlondeBrunetteRedhead Productions Workshop Theater Company/ dir. Elena Araoz New London Barn Playhouse (NH) Manhattan Theatre Source |
New Media
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That Reminds Me (Co-Starring Greg Mullavey)
These Three Girls Crapper Another Drink In Clinton Hill |
Aunt Carol
Sylvia Hillbilly Mom Arabelle |
Potatoes Tomatoes Inc. (Award Winner)
Subway Couch Prod Creative Brackets/dir. Jeremy Redleaf First World Problem |
Industrial/Voiceovers/Commercials
Conflicts upon request
Training
ACTING: JoAnna Beckson, Andy Goldberg (Shakespeare), Greg Sullivan (Improv), George DiCenzo.
VOCAL: Susan Eichhorn-Young, Sheri Sanders, David Brunetti, Brian Wade, David Friedman
DANCE: Finis Jhung (Ballet), Charles Kelley (Tap, Jazz) Patti Wilcox (Jazz)
VOCAL: Susan Eichhorn-Young, Sheri Sanders, David Brunetti, Brian Wade, David Friedman
DANCE: Finis Jhung (Ballet), Charles Kelley (Tap, Jazz) Patti Wilcox (Jazz)
Special Skills
DIALECTS: British RP, Cockney, Irish, New “Yorkeese”, Southern (Tennessee Williams to trailer park), Mid-
Western, French, Yiddish, South Boston, and … Valley girl! Aerobics/Zumba, Bicycling, Basic Ice-skating, Basic
Swimming, Driver’s license, Teaching/Child Care experience, Blood curdling screams, Lisps, Quick study, and
a great Alice Kramden impression!
Western, French, Yiddish, South Boston, and … Valley girl! Aerobics/Zumba, Bicycling, Basic Ice-skating, Basic
Swimming, Driver’s license, Teaching/Child Care experience, Blood curdling screams, Lisps, Quick study, and
a great Alice Kramden impression!
Reviews
Pick-up Six
New York International Fringe Festival
nytheatre.com review
Review by Soline McLain
Strong performances are given by Helene Galek, who plays both the co-dependent wife in One in the Oven and the husband-broker in the play of that title. She brought life to both very different roles.
Smorgasbord
Wilde, New and Sizzling
Woman Seeking…
Review by Seth Bisen-Hersh
Helene Galek gave a touching performance as a mother touched by her child in Redemption Song, and then became an overbearing, deceased mother a few scenes later in Crystal Ball.
Jen and Liz in Love
New York International Fringe Festival
Review by Wendy Caster
In Jesse Weaver's lovely 45-minute two-hander, Jen and Liz in Love (nicely directed by Lory Henning), Liz is stuck in a kissing booth while her husband goes to deposit the day's profits. When Jen comes to tell her the fair is closing, Liz asks Jen to stay until her husband returns. As they chat and argue, we learn about their shared past, their fears and their desires. The show is funny, economical and touching. Helene Galek, as Liz, gives a textured and poignant performance with only her lips and occasionally an eye visible. As Jen, Cindy Keiter is wary, subtle, and heart-breaking.
Jen and Liz In Love
New York International Fringe Festival
nytheatre.com review
Review by Montserrat Mendez
The tougher job falls to Helene Galek, as her friend in a box, Liz. It's an all vocal performance, the only part of her visible throughout the piece is her lips. With her scratchy voice, the cracks in her pitch and gravelly notes, she manages to show us her entire range of emotions. It's a tough thing to do, but she does it quite winningly.
Parents of Typical Children
The 2007 EstroGenius Festival
Review by Cindy Pierre
Overachievers Mr. Downer (William Kozy) and Mrs. Downer (Helene Galek) can't fathom that their genes will produce a regular joe and as they go through the stages of acceptance, their antics increase... The cast is enthusiastic and spirited. Parents of Typical Children is great fun for those who perpetually want more and the ones who laugh at them.
New York International Fringe Festival
nytheatre.com review
Review by Soline McLain
Strong performances are given by Helene Galek, who plays both the co-dependent wife in One in the Oven and the husband-broker in the play of that title. She brought life to both very different roles.
Smorgasbord
Wilde, New and Sizzling
Woman Seeking…
Review by Seth Bisen-Hersh
Helene Galek gave a touching performance as a mother touched by her child in Redemption Song, and then became an overbearing, deceased mother a few scenes later in Crystal Ball.
Jen and Liz in Love
New York International Fringe Festival
Review by Wendy Caster
In Jesse Weaver's lovely 45-minute two-hander, Jen and Liz in Love (nicely directed by Lory Henning), Liz is stuck in a kissing booth while her husband goes to deposit the day's profits. When Jen comes to tell her the fair is closing, Liz asks Jen to stay until her husband returns. As they chat and argue, we learn about their shared past, their fears and their desires. The show is funny, economical and touching. Helene Galek, as Liz, gives a textured and poignant performance with only her lips and occasionally an eye visible. As Jen, Cindy Keiter is wary, subtle, and heart-breaking.
Jen and Liz In Love
New York International Fringe Festival
nytheatre.com review
Review by Montserrat Mendez
The tougher job falls to Helene Galek, as her friend in a box, Liz. It's an all vocal performance, the only part of her visible throughout the piece is her lips. With her scratchy voice, the cracks in her pitch and gravelly notes, she manages to show us her entire range of emotions. It's a tough thing to do, but she does it quite winningly.
Parents of Typical Children
The 2007 EstroGenius Festival
Review by Cindy Pierre
Overachievers Mr. Downer (William Kozy) and Mrs. Downer (Helene Galek) can't fathom that their genes will produce a regular joe and as they go through the stages of acceptance, their antics increase... The cast is enthusiastic and spirited. Parents of Typical Children is great fun for those who perpetually want more and the ones who laugh at them.
