Joshua Chesser

Joshua Chesser joined the cast of "A Powerful and Irrational Mouthwash" after seeing only one live performance, he soon got his first character role as Col. Mustard in the cast's debut shadowcasting of "Clue: The Movie" in January of 2015 followed up by being cast as Brad Majors in their March 2015 production of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show". In May of 2015 the cast was re-branded as the Irrational Masters. He continued to play Brad in many productions as well as expanding to the roles of Magenta, Riff, Eddie, Rocky, and Wadsworth in the following productions of "Clue: The Movie". In March of 2016 he was voted in as Director of the cast. The cast went forward with many more successful productions, and in 2017 the cast debuted their live shadowcasting of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street". This provided quite the feat, along with his two Assistant Directors they adapted Tim Burton's film into a functional stage production. Joshua played Judge Turpin the opening year of the show and the title role the following year. The Irrational Masters and Joshua continue to perform their monthly shows at the Egyptian Theatre.

Cast Affiliation: Irrational Masters-DeKalb, IL

Roles Played:

• Rocky Horror Picture Show

Brad Majors, Janet Weiss, Riff, Magenta, Columbia, Rocky, Eddie, Dr. Everett Von Scott, Trixie, Transylvanian, MC

• Clue: The Movie

Wadsworth, Col. Mustard, Mr. Green, Professor Plum

• Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Sweeney Todd, Judge Turpin

Years Active: 2014-present

DeVirginization: September 5th,2014 A Powerful and Irrational Mouthwash, Egyptian Theatre

Cast History

• Joined "A Powerful and Irrational Mouthwash" September 30th, 2014
• "A Powerful and Irrational Mouthwash" was re-branded as "Irrational Masters"

Guest Performances

• Completely Crazy

Notable Accomplishments

• Director of the Irrational Masters theatre group
• Construction of ever changing blocking, lighting, and direction of RHPS, Clue, Sweeney Todd
• Through the Irrational Masters, have continued to bring operational revenue to the Historic Egyptian Theatre