Toney Chem
Francisco Perez (Beware: Bernadette! A Musical Fable)
Understudy for David Romero (Beware: Bernadette! A
Musical Fable)
Toney is very excited New York stage debut with the Harmony
Theatre Company. Toney's other stage credits include The Crucible
(Giles Corey), South Pacific (Li'l Abner), State Fair (Gus), As You Like It
(Charles), The Simple Truth (Mr. Hopkins), and Life and Limb (SS)
(Franklin). His film appearances include Spiderman 3, Who Needs 'Em,
At My Hope, Music & Lyrics By, Once or Twice, Home Sweet Home, and
Nineteenth. Additionally, Toney has been featured on various
television programs, most notably Law & Order, One Life to Live, and
Six Degrees. Toney is currently starring in an independent feature film
entitled At Mt. Hope, a 2008 entry into the Latino Film Festival. With
his successful debut album, "Confusion", released in 2003, Toney is
eagerly anticipating the release of his follow-up album. A recent
graduate of the School for Film and Television, Toney has been
privileged to study under Pete Mattaliano, Mary-Elaine Monti,
Joan Allen, Oliver Stone, and many others.
Francisco Perez (Beware: Bernadette! A Musical Fable)
Understudy for David Romero (Beware: Bernadette! A
Musical Fable)
Toney is very excited New York stage debut with the Harmony
Theatre Company. Toney's other stage credits include The Crucible
(Giles Corey), South Pacific (Li'l Abner), State Fair (Gus), As You Like It
(Charles), The Simple Truth (Mr. Hopkins), and Life and Limb (SS)
(Franklin). His film appearances include Spiderman 3, Who Needs 'Em,
At My Hope, Music & Lyrics By, Once or Twice, Home Sweet Home, and
Nineteenth. Additionally, Toney has been featured on various
television programs, most notably Law & Order, One Life to Live, and
Six Degrees. Toney is currently starring in an independent feature film
entitled At Mt. Hope, a 2008 entry into the Latino Film Festival. With
his successful debut album, "Confusion", released in 2003, Toney is
eagerly anticipating the release of his follow-up album. A recent
graduate of the School for Film and Television, Toney has been
privileged to study under Pete Mattaliano, Mary-Elaine Monti,
Joan Allen, Oliver Stone, and many others.