Alumni Archive
Assistant directing The Broken Heart by John Ford, produced by Theatre for a New Audience
His Dream of the Red Chamber recently completed a run at the Brill Building in Times Square.
Joined Robinson, Bradshaw and Hinson as “Of Counsel” specializing in trademark, copyright and entertainment and sports law
Works for Blackbaud, a company that provides software and services for nonprofit organizations
Set a new American Record for two mile race at the Prefontaine Classic at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon
Working for Elliott Marketing Group, a database marketing company that specializes in the arts.
Connecticut Critics Circle Award for Best Actor in a Musical for his portrayal of legendary Andy Warhol "superstar," Candy Darling, in the world premiere of Pop! at Yale Repertory Theatre
Launching Carmenia Events, LLC is an event coordination business which specializes in non-traditional venues and environmentally-friendly options
Rising second year student at Cornell Law School and working for a judge in Los Angeles
Working on the Fragile Families Study and The Future of Children journal at Princeton University's Center for Research on Child Wellbeing
Won award at Medical School graduation "for demonstration of outstanding contribution to cultural pursuits."
Kevin Gray has appeared in over 8500 performances on Broadway and National Tour, and has acted in or directed more than 150 productions.
Appeared in one of the most popular new musicals of the season called [title of show].
Best-selling author of Code Talker: The First and Only Memoir by One of the Original Navajo Code Talkers of WWII
Winner: NM Press Women Zia Award, New Mexico-Arizona Book Award, SanJuanCollege-FourCorners Community Read Selection, NPR (National Public Radio) on-air read, Audible Daily Deal. Her writer's website is www.JudithAvila.com
A native of Memphis, Tennessee, Fred was president of the Duke Players while at Duke and later attended the Pasadena Playhouse College of Theater Arts.
Production Coordinator at About Face Theatre and also as the Production Assistant at Lookingglass Theatre Company in Chicago
Teaching English in Seoul, South Korea with Hello Kid Actor, teaching English through musical theater.
Toured her one woman show Child Of Hungry Times (directed by Jay O'Berski) to Seattle (Editor's Pick, Seattle Weekly), Moscow, and New York City
Earl was Director of Duke Players for a year, during which he staged LYSISTRATA, THE BALCONY, ROYAL HUNT OF THE SUN, LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST, and HEARTBREAK HOUSE. In his professional acting career, he played Chaucer in the Broadway revival of CANTERBURY TALES.
Professor Emeritus: Ithaca College
Completed a 2-year Meisner conservatory training program at the Maggie Flanigan Studio in New York City
Played Constantine in Chuck Mee's Big Love with the Aluminous Collective (an ensemble of Naropa University MFA alumni) in Denver
Jay Woffington (Executive Director, Fifth Season) is entering his fifth season at the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company as Executive Director, after having been on the Board of Trustees for 6 years prior.
Appeared in Night & Day and The Importance of Being Earnest with Remy Bumppo Theatre Company
Steve Kovacs is in Washington DC serving as a Digital Services Expert in the United States Digital Service, President Obama's "startup in the White House." He is embedded in the Department of Education, working on problems in the student loan debt space. Before that, he was a freelance product manager and developer in San Francisco.
Second year graduate student at Columbia University School of the Arts and continued to pursue her love of acting and politics
Currently working as a professional actor based in San Francisco. The bulk of her work is in theater and commercial/ industrial film.
Nathaniel Lande is a journalist, author, and filmmaker with a career spanning several decades.
Executive Director, Marketing for Fairchild Fashion Media, a division of Conde Nast.
On the policy team for InterAction, the largest alliance of U.S.-based NGOs that do international development and humanitarian work.
Directed the critically acclaimed Miss Evers’ Boys, which received a Best Actress Nomination for the New York Innovative Theatre Awards
Brett Aresco is an actor, writer, and comedian living in Brooklyn. He has recently had several short plays produced around New York and can be seen or heard in various current commercials.
Has been in Paris studying at the Jacques Lecoq International School of Theater
Creator of The Imbible series (http://imbible.nyc) currently on its third sold-out production
Founded a small production company, Sour Mash Productions, with fellow alums Gretchen Wright and Martin Zimmerman
Clerking for Chief Judge Danny J. Boggs of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Executive Director of the Chatham County Arts Council