Portfolio

Jack Greenman - Director
Corey Kosel - Original Music/Feste
Russel Parkman - Set Design
Hannah Stellmacher - Costume Design
Bill Lengdelder - Fight Choreography
Kaylyn Buckley - Stage Manager

(Photo credits - SMU Meadows Blog)

The Urban Rural Theater Project was a collaboration between Sarah Greenman, Jack Greenman, Eastern Oregon University, the Rural Engagement and Vitality (REV) Center at EOU, Lewis & Clark College, and the Wallowa Resource Center. We also worked with Narrative 4, a global organization that connects people across difference using storytelling as it’s key tool. All internships associated with this project were paid.

CREATIVE COHORT:
Project Manager & Playwright: Sarah Greenman
Project Co-Manager: Jack Greenman
EOU Script / Interview Intern: Julia Huyg
EOU Interview Intern: Emily Mendoza
Lewis & Clark Contributors: Aliza M. King, Adrianna Deguzman, & Frances Sharp

COMMUNITY PARTNERS:
REV Center Liaison: Grace Donovan
Wallowa Resources Liaison: Nils Christoffersen
Narrative 4 Liaison: Taï Schroeder
Eastern Oregon University: Nathan Lowe
Eastern Oregon University: Tim Seydel
Lewis & Clark College: Jessica Kleiss
Fundraising Support: Jerry Norquist

(Photos - Sarah Greenman)

Playwright: William Shakespeare
Director: Eli Simon (Artistic Director of New Swan)
Production Coordinator: Jesús López Vargas
John Iacovelli - Scenic Design
Julie Carr - Costume Design
Alex Meyer - Stage Manager
Photographer: Paul Kennedy

Meg Miroshnik - Playwright
Blake Hackler - Director
Amanda Capshaw - Costume Designer
Linda Noland - Properties Designer
Paul Semrad - Sound Designer
Robert Winn - Set Designer
Steve Woods - Lighting Design
Anne Schilling - Dialect Coaching
Ryan Lescalleet - Stage Management

(Photos - Undermain Theatre)

Voice/Text Director - 7 Seasons

2014:
Henry IV, pt. 1 - (Actor - Glendower)
Into the Woods - (Actor - Cinderella's Father)
Measure for Measure - (Actor - The Provost)

2013:
Twelve Angry Men
Anything Goes
The Tempest

2012:
Les Miserables
Scapin
The Merry Wives of Windsor

2011:
A Midsummer Night's Dream
The Music Man
Noises Off

2010:
Macbeth
Pride and Prejudice
Great Expectations

2009:
Firefox
The Secret Garden
Private Lives

2008:
The Taming of the Shrew
School for Wives
Fiddler on the Roof

(Photos - Utah Shakespeare Festival)

Jack Greenman - Director
Gretta Harley - Composer and Music Director
Megan Smithling - Dramaturg
Dante Olivia Smith - Scenic Designer
Anne Marie Minnick - Costume Designer
Beth Hersh - Lighting Designer
Luke Kehrwald - Sound Designer
Holly Heredia - Stage Manager

(Images are Design/Concept inspirations):

"She Represents" by Jeanne Mammen, c. 1927-30. Source: Schirn
"Gray Day" by George Grosz, 1921. Source: Oberlin College
"To Beauty" by Otto Dix, 1922. Source: LACMA, Los Angeles

I served as Voice/Dialect Coach for two shows in the Denver Center Theatre's 2016 season.

All the Way
Robert Schenkkan - Playwright
Anthony Powell - Director

Sweeney Todd
Music and Lyrics - Stephen Sondheim
Book - Hugh Wheeler
Based on the 1973 Play by - Christopher Bond
Kent Thompson - Director
Gregg Coffin - Music Director
Joel Farrel - Choreography

(Featured new musical arrangements and live pit accompaniment by the Grammy-nominated Denver gypsy-punk band DeVotchKa - composers of the film music for "Little Miss Sunshine").

In 2010, 2011, and 2014, I collaborated with director Blake Robison and lead actors Kate Cook and Michael Brusasco on multiple regional theatre productions of Pride and Prejudice. In 2010, we produced it at the Utah Shakespeare Festival and restaged it at the Round House Theatre in Bethesda, MD, in 2011. Our final version was at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park in 2014 (with Loren Dunn as Mr. Darcy).

(Photos - Round House Theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse)

Director: Blake Robison
Adaptation: Joseph Hanreddy and J. R. Sullivan
Voice/Dialect Coach: Jack Greenman

Alfred Uhry - Playwright
R. Michael Gros - Director

(Photos - PCPA)

In 2009 and 2010, I had the privilege of joining this Milwaukee holiday tradition!

Charles Dickens - Author
Joseph Hanreddy and Edward Morgan - Playwright Adaptors
Joseph Hanreddy - Director
Jack Greenman - Voice/Dialect Coach

(Photos - Milwaukee Rep and Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel)

William Shakespeare - Playwright
Mark Booher - Director

(Photos - PCPA)

Tom Stoppard - Playwright
Roger DeLaurier - Director
Jack Greenman - Voice/Dialect Coach, Bernard Nightingale

(Images - PCPA, Public domain)

In April of 2012, I traveled to Barcelona at the invitation of my colleague, Prof. Anna Estrada. My duties included voice/text coaching for her theatre company, “La Pell - The Skin,” and presenting a conference at the Institut del Teatre on the organization and practice of theatre voice training in the United States.

The regional government of Barcelona created the Institut del Teatre in 1913, known originally as The Catalan School of Dramatic Arts. It is dedicated to the teaching, research, documentation and dissemination of the performing arts. Throughout its lengthy existence the Theatre School has been a reference point for the teaching, documentation and research of the performing arts in Europe.

(Photos - Jack and Betsy Greenman)

Moss Hart - Playwright
Roger DeLaurier - Director

(Photos - PCPA)

Frank McGuinness - Playwright
Mark Booher - Director

Set in a Lebanon prison cell, the story follows three men—an Irishman (Edward), an Englishman (Michael), and an American (Adam)—held captive as political hostages. Inspired by real-life hostage accounts (such as Brian Keenan's), the drama explores how they use humor, imagination, and shared humanity to survive despair.

(Images - PCPA, Abe Books)

Playwright: William Shakespeare
Director: Beth Lopes (Associate Artistic Director of New Swan)
Artistic Director: Eli Simon
John Iacovelli - Scenic Design
Julie Carr - Costume Design
Alex Meyer - Stage Manager
Production Coordinator: Jesús López Vargas
Photographer: Paul Kennedy