Rejebian Series Presents Lisa Fairchild and Kim Titus: "A Gentleman in Moscow" by Amor Towles

In 1922, Count Alexander Rostov, the main character in Amor Towles’ novel, found himself on the wrong end of the Bolshevik revolution. This educated, witty aristocrat was confined to house arrest in the Metropol Hotel across the street from the Kremlin. His world became an attic room during some of the most tumultuous decades in Russian history. During this incarceration, he meets an actress, a shrewd politico, and a temperamental chef. Then fate puts the life of a precocious young girl in his hands. The novel cast a spell on Lisa and Kim when they read it. It will own you when you hear it in their dramatic presentation.

About Lisa Fairchild
Lisa Fairchild has dedicated over 20 years to performing book reviews, both solo and alongside her husband, actor Kim Titus. She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Otterbein University and completed her acting apprenticeship at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Since then, Lisa has established herself as a critically acclaimed actor in the Dallas/Fort Worth region. She has performed at every theater in the Metroplex as well as regional premieres in Houston and Oklahoma City. She just completed a run at Theatre Arlington in “The Game’s Afoot, Or Holmes for the Holidays.” Perhaps she is most recognizable for her frequently run commercials for Milestone Electric.

About Kim Titus
Kim Titus is an award-winning actor and director with a master’s from SMU. He appeared in “Harvey” at WaterTower Theatre and has performed in multiple productions for the Stolen Shakespeare Guild in Fort Worth, including “Much Ado About Nothing.” His film work features supporting roles in several award-winning independent movies, such as “Lady Usher,” which is available on Prime Video. In the past year, Kim directed four plays: two Agatha Christie mysteries, one Neil Simon comedy, and a world-premiere musical. If he looks familiar, it is probably due to his many years as pledge drive host for KERA.