About
Writer, Producer, Director, Fight Choreographer, and Actor in NYC
- Born and raised in Los Angeles, CA
- BA from UCSD; won the Bronowski Award upon graduation (a top department honor)
- Additional training at A.C.T. in San Francisco and BADA in London
- Worked in the La Jolla Playhouse Literary Department
- Created webseries Fights You’ve Had
- Co-founder of Assemblage of Nouns Productions LLC
Resumes
| Production | Producer | Location |
|---|---|---|
| You There? (Pre-production) | Assemblage of Nouns | Short Film; NYC |
| Fights You’ve Had | Assemblage of Nouns | Webseries; NYC |
| Sezze Sun by Kate Mulley | Odyssey Productions | Soho Rep’s Walkerspace; NYC |
| Sezze Sun by Kate Mulley | Odyssey Productions | Capital Fringe Festival; DC |
| Lonely Planet by Steven Dietz | Redd Tale Productions | The Spoon Theatre; NYC |
| Anatomy of Love by Shakespeare | TheatreVision | 78th St. Theatrelab; NYC |
| The Jumping Earnest | UCSD | Arthur Wagner Theatre; La Jolla |
| Macbeth by Shakespeare | UCSD | Arthur Wagner Theatre; La Jolla |
| Play | Part | Theatre |
|---|---|---|
| THE COUNTRY WIFE (Bradford Cover, dir.) |
Harcourt | The Chernuchin, American Theatre of Actors, NYC |
| WONDER:LUST (Theatre Lila) | Dr. Pill/Mad Hatter | The Beckett Theater, Theatre Row, NYC |
| LA DISPUTE (Darko Tresnjak, dir.) |
Lord Francais | Mandell Weiss Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse |
| THE MOTH | The Soldier, The Priest |
The Actors Studio Theatre, NYC |
| THE MERCHANT OF VENICE | Bassanio | 78th Street Theatre Lab, NYC |
| MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (Kim Rubinstein, dir.) |
George Seacoal (US Borachio) |
Festival Glen, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, CA |
| PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD (Robert Moss, dir.) |
Paddy (US Christy) |
Main Stage Theatre, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, CA |
| THE MOCK TEMPEST (Alex Harvey, dir.) |
Prospero | Festival Glen, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, CA |
| RUNAWAY | Prince | Shapiro Theatre, Columbia, NYC |
| KILL ME LIKE YOU MEAN IT | Tommy Dickie | The Brick Theater, Williamsburg, NYC |
| DAR AND MATEY: ESTUARY PIRATES |
Matey | Milagro Theatre, CSV Cultural Center, NYC |
| AS YOU LIKE IT (Stephen Wisker, dir.) |
Rosalind | Manhattan Theatre Source, NYC |
| BALM IN GILEAD (Kim Rubinstein, dir.) |
Dopey | Mandell Forum Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse (UCSD) |
| GOOD BREEDING (Robert O’Hara, dir.) |
Tantalus/Charon | Mandell Weiss Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse (UCSD) |
| THE BEAUX STRATEGEM | Archer | Theatro Technis, London (BADA) |
| TWELFTH NIGHT | Feste | Oval House, London (BADA) |
| MARAT/SADE (Stefan Novinski, dir.) |
Ensemble | Potiker Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse (UCSD) |
| FOOL FOR LOVE | Eddie | Molli and Arthur Wagner Theatre, La Jolla, CA |
| Project | Part | Theatre |
|---|---|---|
| MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (Kim Rubinstein, dir.) |
Dance Captain | Festival Glen, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, CA |
| DANCEALIVE! (Patricia Rincon, dir.) |
Ensemble | Mandell Weiss Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse (UCSD) |
| WE DANCE/OUR DANCES (Jean Isaacs, dir.) |
Ensemble | Mandeville Theatre, La Jolla (UCSD) |
| DANCEALIVE! | Ensemble | Mandell Weiss Theatre, La Jolla Playhouse (UCSD) |
| EVENING OF DANCE (Yolande Snaith, dir.) |
Ensemble | Molli and Arthur Wagner Theatre (UCSD) |
| Production | Producer | Theatre |
|---|---|---|
| Prom Night of the Living Dead | Brooklyn Innovative Theatre Experience | Player’s Theatre; NYC |
| Mitridate (Philip Shneidman, dir.) | Little Opera Theatre of New York | JCC Manhattan; NYC |
| The Mock Tempest (Alex Harvey, dir.) | Shakespeare Santa Cruz | Festival Glen; Santa Cruz |
| School | Instructors | |
|---|---|---|
| UCSD: BA in Theatre at the University of California at San Diego, Magna Cum Laude; University Prize: Directing and Acting | Darko Tresnjak, Walt Jones, Jim Winker, Ursula Meyer, Gabor Tompa, Adam Greenfield (LJP). | |
| BADA: British American Drama Academy Advanced London Theatre Program | Ramin Grey (Royal Court), Ellen Newman, Mike Loades, Ian Wooldridge, Mick Barnfather (Complicite). Masterclasses: Sir Derek Jacobi, Fiona Shaw, Kyle Barry (RSC), Kathleen Turner, Jeremy Irons. |
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| A.C.T.: American Conservatory Theatre Summer Training Congress | Bruce Williams, Brent St. Clair, Letitia Bartlett, Drew Khalouf, Lisa Anne Porter, Lynne Soffer. |
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Sezze Sun
Captivating…
Hidden Gem of the Fringe.
In an era of reality television, it’s rare that a stage play addresses the topic in an interesting or subtle way. And while projections – live and pre-recorded – are seeing more use in the theater, it’s also rare that a play employs them effectively. Sezze Sun does both.
Sezze Sun resembles a well-produced Chekhov play… beautiful moments of raw humanity. (Four Stars)
Sezze Sun by Kate Mulley
Directed by Stanley Brode
Created collaboratively with Dan Barnhill, William Joseph Brookes*, Jessalyn Maguire*, Karin de la Penha*, Matthew Charles, and Danielle Slavick.*
Produced by Odyssey Productions
Lonely Planet
Very moving… a heartfelt and well done production.
Stanley Brode… provides a natural feel to the play.
Lonely Planet by Steven Dietz
Directed by Stanley Brode
Costume/Sets: Jessalyn Maguire
Featuring: James Stewart and Will LeVasseur
The Spoon Theatre, 38 W. 38th Street