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Zachary will be making his Theatre SilCo debut with the wild one-man show
Fully Committed by Becky Mode "Welcome to the most exclusive restaurant in Manhattan — where the phone never stops ringing, the demands never end, and one overworked reservationist is trying to keep it all together. A five-star comedy served at lightning speed, Fully Committed stars one actor who brings to life more than 40 unforgettable characters — from the egomaniacal chef and frazzled maître d’ to desperate diners, A-list celebrities, and everyone in between. As the day spirals into chaos, Sam must navigate outrageous requests, last-minute cancellations, and his own dreams of making it as an actor. This fast-paced, one-person comedy is a dazzling showcase of wit, energy, and impeccable timing. It’s a laugh-out-loud look at life in the service industry — and the lengths people will go to secure the perfect table." |
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This spring, Zachary is thrilled to be bringing back
Clown Sex Ed After performing last year in several Colorado venues last summer, this hilarious show is now touring through OddBall Theatre Company! Zachary will be collaborating with his clown partner and co-writer of the piece, Tara Demmy, as well as Conor Sheehan and Dallas Padoven to bring this funny, heartfelt piece into the immediate present. 
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This past winter, Zachary had the privilege of playing
Hans in the Arvada Center's production of Frozen "It may not be a holiday show per se, but it’s tough to beat the wintry, family appeal of the musical Frozen now up at the Arvada Center. Directed by Arvada Center Associate Artistic Director Kenny Moten, the now-familiar tale of the two sister princesses, Anna and Elsa, is brought to life in a vivid production that rivals the touring Broadway productions we’ve seen come through the Denver Center in recent years." "The villainous Hans is brought to [life] by Zachary Chiero." - Alex Miller, OnStage Colorado |
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Zachary had the pleasure of returning to
Act 2 Playhouse last spring to perform in A Grand Night for Singing "Rodgers and Hammerstein created some of the greatest musicals to hit the Broadway stage in the 1940’s and 1950’s. “Oklahoma, Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I, and The Sound of Music” are classics that live on today. Hammerstein wrote the book for each story as well as the lyrics and Rodgers created some of the best-known music to accompany the songs. “Rodgers & Hammerstein’s A Grand Night for Singing” at Act II Playhouse is running the show which was adapted for the stage as a musical review by Walter Bobbie. I thought it would be good since I knew so many of the songs. It exceeded my expectations. With the direction and choreography by Stephen Casey, it was outstanding." - Frank Burd, burdreviews |
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Zachary is proud to be Artistic Director of Enchantment Theatre Company Enchantment Theatre Company’s mission is to inspire children to dream, explore, think, and connect through imaginative storytelling onstage and in the classroom. We bring stories to life in a way that encourages children to dream about who they are and may become, to explore story from different perspectives, to think using inductive reasoning, and to connect to other people and ideas. Our programs encourage children to question and explore how to live in a complex world so that they grow up healthier, smarter, and kinder. Zachary will be directing Enchantment's productions of Mommy's Khimar and The Beast in the Bayou, which will tour locally throughout Philadelphia this spring. Zachary is incredibly proud of his continued work with this brilliant company. To learn more about his work with Enchantment, click below. 
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