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Now, not so serious…
A Brief Biography
The creative energy behind The Shakespeare Lab Project belongs to vital, teeming, Texas expatriate Jacqueline Noguera.
Brilliantly gifted at school, she was a child by the time she was five and won a place at the prestigious St. Teresa's Academy while in her late teens, where she holds a Masters in Applied Paranoia.
While at the University of Michigan she began her use of such words as volatile, dominant, highly energized, svelte, acerbic and coruscating with boundless uncertainty and frightenly clean diction. Not merely content with mastering the spelling of "cornflakes", she threw away a promising academic career designing weapons systems under the guise of a philanthropic career at NASA on the advise of her teachers and now devotes her life to the entertainment industry. "I prefer it to life" she confides, her glassy eyes flashing dully.
So much so that she has been shooting a film of her own life for the last seventeen years. "When I have the time to edit," she claims, " it should be a dynamic cigarette commercial."
Jacqueline brings to the stage a brilliant comic flair only matched in history by Roman procurator, Pontius Pilate. "Hell, I thought the soap bit was funny!" she remembers.
Ms Noguera maintains a residence at an undisclosed location in Chile for the purposes of avoiding the Student Loan Corporation. Ms. Noguera is happily unmarried, does not own a cat and has no children that she is aware of.
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