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1994 - present Professor of Theater Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 1985 - 1994 Associate Professor of Theater Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 1980 - 1991, 1995 - 1997 Chair, Theater Department Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 1978 - 1985 Assistant Professor of Theater Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 1977 - 1978 Resident Director West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN 1977 Acting Instuctor University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC 1974 -1976 Director/Actor Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC

1973 - 1976 M.F.A in Acting and Directing University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC 1969 - 1973 B.A. in Speech and Drama Monmouth College (now Monmouth University), West Long Beach, NJ

2002-2003 Associated Colleges of the Midwest/Great Lakes Colleges Association Six-Month Fellow, ACM/Newberry Library Seminar in the Humanities: "Confluence of Cultures: Fictions and Histories of the Americas" Newberry Library, Chicago, IL 2000 International Studies Course Development grant Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 1999 - 2000 McLain/McTurnan/Arnold Research Scholar Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 1998, 1999 Wabash Religion Center Summer grants Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN October 4, 1997 Indiana Theatre Association's "Indiana Theatre Person of the Year". The award honors "particular individuals who have contributed to the cooperative development of theatre at all levels within the state of Indiana." Indiana TheatreWorks Conference at DePauw University, Greencastle, IN 1994 - present Editorial Board, Theatre Symposium, Southeastern Theatre Conference University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL 1993 - present Juror, The George Freedley Award Theatre Library Association, New York, NY 1992 - 1993 Research Award, The Society for Theatre Research The Theatre Museum, London, England 1992 - 1993 Associated Colleges of the Midwest/Great Lakes Colleges Association Six-Month Fellow, ACM/Newberry Library Seminars in the Humanities" "The Dialogue With Progress" Newberry Library, Chicago, IL 1991 Public Humanities Fellowship Indiana Humanities Council, Indianapolis, IN 1991 - 1995 President of University/College Division Indiana Theatre Association, Indianapolis, IN September and October 1990 Curator, Actors Theatre of Louisville "Classics in Context" Festival: Commedia dell'arte Actors Theatre of Louisville, Louisville, KY 1989 - present Book Review Editor, Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism University of Kansas at Lawrence, Lawrence, KS 1987 - 1988 McLain/McTurnan/Arnold Research Scholar Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 1987 - present National Business Manager & Editor of Playbill annual publication, Alpha Psi Omega Summer 1987 Advisor, National Endowment for the Humanities Youth Scholar Grant for student David V. Schulz 1987 Faculty Research Award, West European Center Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 1980, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2000 Faculty Development Grants Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 1980, 1986 Coss Fund Grants Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 1974 Award of Excellence, American College Theatre Festival Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.


Introduction to the Theater Seminars in Theater. Topics taught include: "American History in Drama" "The Theater of Molière" "Classical Comedy" "The Theater of Eugene O'Neill" "The Italian Comedy" "Roman Laughter: The Plays of Plautus" "The Spirit of Molière" "American Drama Since 1970" "The Oriental Theater" "Black Drama in American from the Beginning to 1960" "Towards a New Theater:-The Dramatic Theories of Edward Gordon Craig" "The Actress" "The Comic Theater from Aristophanes to Molière" "The Comic Spirit of Molière" "The Theater of Yesterday and Tomorrow: Commedia dell'arte in 20th Century Theater" "The Theater of the Future: The Anti-Realist Movement" "The Dramas of Eugene O'Neill" "American Drama Since 1970" "Musical Theater Since 1927" "The American Dream in Drama" "Shakespeare's Comedies" "Fools, Clowns, and Madmen: Comedy on the Contemporary Stage" "Theater/Culture/History/Gender: A Study of Tony Kushner's Angels in America" "Of Apple Pie and Apocalypse: The Plays of Thornton Wilder" "Images of Homosexuality on the American Stage" "Orpheus of the American Theater: The Theater of Tennessee Williams" "'The Colossus': The Plays of George Bernard Shaw" "The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of: The Films of John Huston" "Minstrels of the Proletariat: The Theater of Dario Fo and Franca Rame" "Living Past Hope: The Plays of Tony Kushner" "The Theatrical Metaphor: A Study of Plays about Plays and Players" "The Drama of AIDS" "Images of the Fool in Italian Theater from Pirandello to Fo" "Shakespeare's Comedies" Oral Interpretation Playwriting History and Literature of the Theater from Ancient Greece to Spanish Golden Age History and Literature of the Theater from the Restoration to the Rise of Realism American Dramatic Literature Modern European Theater and Drama Dramatic Theory and Criticism Independent Study (various topics) Special Topics. Topics taught include: "The Subversive Stage: Politics and the Theater" "The Fool: A Social and Theatrical Icon" "Signs of Life: Symbolism on the Stage" Cultures and Traditions Freshman Tutorials: "Adaptation" "Film and American Society" "American Film, 1927-1941" "Film and American Society, 1960-1990" "American Films of the Golden Age, 1927-1967" "Images of Masculinity in American Film" "Fictional Societies: Literature to Film" "American History in Literature and Film"

1998 - 1999 McGregor Committee 1994 - 1998    Callimachus, Co-Advisor 1993 - 1999 Advisor, 'shOUT 1993 - 1996   McLain-McTurnan-Arnold Committee 1993 - 1995   Gavitt Committee 1992 - 1993 Art and Music Dedication Committee 1991 - 1992 Co-Education Study: Curricular/Co-Curricular Committee, Cost Committee (1991-92) Spring 1991 Acting Chair, Theater Department 1990 - 1993 Budget Committee 1990 - 1991 Ethics and the Liberal Arts Committee 1989 - 1990 Lecture Planning Committee, Chair 1988 - 1989 Governance Committee 1987   Co-editor of Second Friday 1986 - 1988 Women's Studies Coordinating Committee Co-Chair, Women's Week Subcommittee 1985 - 1987 Linkage Grant Committee, Chair 1983 - 1987; 1992; 1994 Bridge Program 1983 - 1991 Wabash Executive Program, Advisory Board (1985-1987; 1990-1991) 1983 - 1984 Coss Fund Committee 1982 - 1984; 1989 - 1991; 1993 - present    Humanities Film Series Committee 1982 - 1985; 1994 - 1996; 1998 - 1999 Academic Policy Committee , Secretary (1984-85), Agenda Chair (1985) 1982 - 1984; 1996 - 1997   Lecture Series Committee 1982 - 1984; 1985 Curriculum Appeals Committee 1981 - 1990   Chair, Theater Department 1981 - 1983 GLCA Arts Program Advisory Committee 1980 - 1981 WNDY Faculty Advisor 1979 - present Visiting Artists Series Committee, Chair (1981-85; 1986-90; 1991; 1993-94; 1995-96; 1998-99, 2001-2002) 1979 - 1980; 1981 - 1982; 1988 - 1989    Freshman Advisor 1979 - 1980   Blue Sky Committee 1979 - 1980    The Sounding Board Committee, Chairman 1978 - 1981    The Teaching and Learning Committee


July 1990 Guest Artist - Director/Actor, "Sidney Lipton" in God's Favorite
Guggenheim Summer Theater, West Long Branch, NJ

July 1988
Guest Artist - "Mel Edison" in The Prisoner of Second Avenue
Guggenheim Summer Theater, West Long Branch, NJ

July 1987
Guest Artist - "Stephen Hopkins" in 1776
Guggenheim Summer Theater, West Long Branch, NJ

July - August 1986
Guest Director - The Rainmaker. Participated in several workshops
Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA

July - August 1983
Guest Director - A Thurber Carnival. Taught one directing workshop
Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA

June - August 1982
Guest Director - Blithe Spirit. Taught workshop called "Techniques in Comic Acting."
Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA

August 1981
Guest Director - California Suite, Bus Stop. Actor - "Marvin Michaels" in California Suite. Served as Playwright-in-Residence, Bogus Bride
Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA

June - August 1980
Associate Director - Last of the Red Hot Lovers and original script, Shrunken Heads. Actor - "Rev.-Byrd" in Shenandoah, "Gordon Miller" in Room Service
Guggenheim Summer Theater, West Long Branch, NJ

June - August 1979
Associate Director - Same Time, Next Year and God's Favorite. Actor - "Lord Brockhurst" in The Boy Friend, "Sidney Lipton" in God's Favorite, "Nephew" in Accidents are Human
Guggenheim Summer Theater, West Long Branch, NJ

May - June 1979
Guest Director - 6 Rms Riv Vu
West Side Dinner Theater, Knoxville, TN

June - August 1975
Director - Come Blow Your Horn. Actor - "Franz" in The Sound of Music, "Foster Wilson" in Annie Get Your Gun. Publicity Director
Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC

Summers 1971 - 1974
1974: Actor - "The Highwayman" in Tom Jones, "Nat Miller" in Ah, Wilderness!, "Mr.-Witherspoon" in Arsenic and Old Lace, and "Zoltan Karpathy" in My Fair Lady. Publicity Director. Box Office Manager. 1973: Actor - "Stephen Hopkins" in 1776, Various parts in A Thurber Carnival, "Father" in Life With Father, "Joseph" in My Three Angels. Publicity Director. 1972: Actor - "Mr. Babcock" in Auntie Mame, "Papa" in I Remember Mama, "Welch" in Damn Yankees. Publicity Director. 1971: Actor - "Ligniere/The Monk" in Cyrano de Bergerac, "Mr. Kirby" in You Can't Take It With You, "Chorus" in Oklahoma!
Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC

1987 - present Association for Theatre in Higher Education 1987 - present The Society for Theatre Research 1985 - present International Federation for Theatre Research 1984 - 1985 Friends of the Theatre Collection of the Museum of the City of New York 1981 - present Theatre Library Association 1978 - present Indiana Theatre Association 1976 - present American Film Institute 1973 - present Southeastern Theatre Conference 1973 - 1986 American Theatre Association

February 2002 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) By Jess Borgeson, Adam Long, and Daniel Singer Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN April/May 2001 MISTER ROBERTS by Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN February 1999 THE NOTEBOOK OF TRIGORIN by Tennessee Williams, a free adaptation from Anton Chekhov's The Sea Gull Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN April/May 1998 CHARLEY'S AUNT by Brandon Thomas Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN October 1996 ANGELS IN AMERICA, A GAY FANTASIA ON NATIONAL THEMES. PART ONE: MILLENNIUM APPROACHES by Tony Kushner Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN February 1996 GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS by David Mamet Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN October 1994 TARTUFFE by Molière (translated by John Wood) Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN April/May 1994 THE BATTLE OF SHALLOWFORD by Ed Simpson Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN February 1992 BREAKING THE CODE by Hugh Whitemore Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN November 1991 ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF AN ANARCHIST by Dario Fo Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN February 1991 BILOXI BLUES by Neil Simon Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN July 1990 GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ November 1989 BUS STOP by William Inge Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN February 1989 A HALF-REMEMBERED DREAM: THE NARCISSA WHITMAN STORY by Tam Neville Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN October 1988 TOM JONES by David Rogers, based upon the novel by Henry Fielding Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN October 1987 MRS WARREN'S PROFESSION by George Bernard Shaw Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN February 1987 THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES by Molière (translated by Richard Wilbur) Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN November 1986 TRUE WEST by Sam Shepard Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN August 1986 THE RAINMAKER by N. Richard Nash Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA October 1985 ANTIGONE by Sophocles (translated by Robert Fagles) Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN April/May 1985 TWELFTH NIGHT by William Shakespeare Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN November 1984 THE RUNNER STUMBLES by Milan Stitt Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN April/May 1984 GALILEO by Bertolt Brecht (translated by Eric Bentley) Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN October 1983 THE MANDRAKE by Niccolo Machiavelli (translated by Wallace Shawn) Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN August 1983 A THURBER CARNIVAL by James Thurber Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA February 1983 AURELIE'S WALTZ by Arthur Schnitzler (translated by Judith Greene) Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN July 1982 BLITHE SPIRIT by Noel Coward Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA April/May 1982 THE BOGUS BRIDE by James Fisher Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN November 1981 A MOON FOR THE MISBEGOTTEN by Eugene O'Neill Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN July/August 1981 BUS STOP by William Inge Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA July 1981 CALIFORNIA SUITE by Neil Simon Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA February 1981 AGAMEMNON by Aeschylus (translated by Richmond Lattimore) Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN October 1980 PSEUDOLUS by Plautus (translated by Lewis Casson) Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN July 1980 SHRUNKEN HEADS by Meir Z. Ribalow Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ July 1980 LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS by Neil Simon Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ April/May 1980 THE MISER by Molière (translated by John Wood) Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN October 1979 MISTER ROBERTS by Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN July 1979 GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ July 1979 SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR by Bernard Slade Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ May/June 1979 6 RMS RIV VU by Bob Randall West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN April 1979 THE CRIMSON BIRD music by Fredric Enenbach, libretto by Richard Strawn Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN November 1978 THE WAGER by Mark Medoff Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN July-Sept. 1978 LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS by Neil Simon West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN June/July 1978 SEND ME NO FLOWERS by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN May/June 1978 RIGHT BED, WRONG HUSBAND by Neil and Caroline Schaffner West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN April/May 1978 SOUTH PACIFIC music by Richard Rodgers; lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II and Joshua Logan West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN March/April 1978 EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL by John Patrick West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN Jan.-March 1978 MOVE OVER MRS.-MARKHAM by Ray Cooney and John Chapman West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN December 1977 BAREFOOT IN THE PARK by Neil Simon West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN Oct.-Nov. 1977 CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF by Tennessee Williams West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN Sept.-Oct. 1977 THE SUNSHINE BOYS by Neil Simon West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN Aug.-Sept. 1977 SLEUTH by Anthony Shaffer West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN July/August 1977 BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE by Leonard Gershe West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN June/July 1977 MY DAUGHTER'S RATED X by Robert Fisher and Arthur Marx West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN May/June 1977 NEVER TOO LATE by Sumner Arthur Long West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN April/May 1977 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN! music and lyrics by Irving Berlin; libretto by Herbert and Dorothy Fields West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN March/April 1977 MISTER ROBERTS by Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN Feb.-Mar. 1977 BUS STOP by William Inge West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN Jan.-Feb. 1977 NORMAN, IS THAT YOU? by Ron Clark and Sam Bobrick West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN Dec.1976-Jan. 1977 COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN Nov.-Dec. 1976 COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC Oct.-Nov. 1976 BUSYBODY by Jack Popplewell Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC Sept.-Oct.1976 LADIES NIGHT IN A TURKISH BATH by Cyrus Wood West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN Aug.-Sept. 1976 RIGHT BED, WRONG HUSBAND by Neil and Caroline Schaffner Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC May/June 1976 NOT WITH MY DAUGHTER by Jay Christopher Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC March/April 1976 BUNNY by Norman Krasna Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC February 1976 SPINOFF by Jack Sharkey Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC July 1975 COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC April/May 1975 AND MISS REARDON DRINKS A LITTLE by Paul Zindel UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC October 1974 THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC March 1974 JOHNNY AND WILMA by Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC October 1973 SORRY, WRONG NUMBER by Lucille Fletcher UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC September 1973 THE RED PEPPERS by Noel Coward UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC 1972 GLORY IN THE FLOWER by William Inge Monmouth College Theater, West Long Branch, NJ

October 1995 Nat Miller AH, WILDERNESS! by Eugene O'Neill Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN July 1990 Sidney Lipton GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ July 1988 Mel Edison THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE by Neil Simon Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ July 1987 Stephen Hopkins 1776 music and lyrics by Sherman Edwards, libretto by Peter Stone Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ February 1985 Erie Smith HUGHIE by Eugene O'Neill Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN February 1983 Matt Friedman TALLEY'S FOLLY by Lanford Wilson Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN July 1981 Marvin Michaels CALIFORNIA SUITE by Neil Simon Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA July/August 1980 Gordon Miller ROOM SERVICE by John Murray, Allen Boretz Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ June 1980 Rev. Byrd SHENANDOAH music by Gary Geld, lyrics by Peter Udell, libretto by John Lee Barrett Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ July/August 1979 Nephew ACCIDENTS ARE HUMANN by Manuel Van Loggem Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ July 1979 Sidney Lipton GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ June 1979 Lord Brockhurst THE BOY FRIEND by Sandy Wilson Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ June/July 1978 Arnold Nash SEND ME NO FLOWERS by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN March 1978 Alistair Spenlow MOVE OVER, MRS.MARKHAM by Ray Cooney and John March West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN December 1977/January 1978 Sidney Lipton GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN September/October 1977 Willie Clark THE SUNSHINE BOYS by Neil Simon West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN April/May 1977 Sitting Bull ANNIE GET YOUR GUN! music and lyrics by Irving Berlin, libretto by Herbert and Dorothy Fields West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN December 1976/January 1977 Buddy COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN December 1976 Buddy COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC October 1976 Jacob SHENANDOAH music by Gary Geld, lyrics by Peter Udell, libretto by John Lee Barrett Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC August/September 1976 Sam, Jesse, Roy PLAZA SUITE by Neil Simon West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN July 1976 Andy Hobart STAR-SPANGLED GIRL by Neil Simon West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN June/July 1976 Hogan UNDER THE YUM YUM TREE by Lawrence Roman West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN April/May 1976 Gene THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK by Jean-Claude Carriere Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC March/April 1976 Saul Bromberg BUNNY by Norman Krasna Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC February/March 1976 Sidney Lipton GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC December 1975 Fancourt Babberly CHARLEY'S AUNT by Brandon Thomas Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC September/November 1975 Sitting Bull ANNIE GET YOUR GUN! music and lyrics by Irving Berlin, libretto by Herbert and Dorothy Fields Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC August/September 1975 Nick Craig TWO AND TWO MAKE SEX by Richard Harris and Leslie Darbon Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC August 1975 Foster Wilson ANNIE GET YOUR GUN! music and lyrics by Irving Berlin, libretto by Herbert and Dorothy Fields Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC July 1975 Franz THE SOUND OF MUSIC music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, libretto by Howard Lindsay, Russel Crouse Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC May 1975 Nat Ackerman DEATH KNOCKS by Woody Allen UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC May 1975 The Monster FRANKENSTEIN by Tim Kelly Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC February/March 1975 Paul Burnett BEGINNER'S LUCK by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC December 1974 Tom Daley THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON by Jason Miller UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC November 1974 Il Capitano THE GREAT MAGICIAN by Lawrence Carra UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC August 1974 Zoltan Karpathy MY FAIR LADY music by Frederick Loewe, lyrics and libretto by Alan Jay Lerner Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC July/August 1975 Mr.Witherspoon ARSENIC AND OLD LACE by Joseph Kesselring Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC July 1974 Nat Miller AH, WILDERNESS! by Eugene O'Neill Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC June 1974 The Highwayman TOM JONES by David Rogers, based upon the novel by Henry Fielding Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC June 1974 Benny Southstreet GUYS AND DOLLS music and lyrics by Frank Loesser, libretto by Abe Burrows, George S. Kaufman UNC-G Summer Repertory, Greensboro, NC April 1974 Various roles ALICE IN WONDERLAND by Manhattan Theatre Project UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC February 1974 Domin R. U. R. by Karel Capek UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC November 1973 - January 1974 (Tuscaloosa, AL) April 1974 (Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.) Chorus Leader ORESTEIA by Aeschylus, translated by Richmond Lattimore UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC September 1973 Ralph Waldo Emerson THE NIGHT THOREAU SPENT IN JAIL by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC September/October 1973 Nachum FIDDLER ON THE ROOF music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, libretto by Joseph Stein UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC August 1973 Joseph MY THREE ANGELS by Sam and Bella Spewack Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC July 1973 Father LIFE WITH FATHER by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC July 1973 Various roles A THURBER CARNIVAL by James Thurber Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC July 1973 Stephen Hopkins 1776 music and lyrics by Sherman Edwards, libretto by Peter Stone Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC April 1973 Sir Charles THE BEAUX' STRATAGEM by George Farquhar Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ February/March 1973 Charles Condomine BLITHE SPIRIT by Noel Coward Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ November 1972 Stephen Hopkins 1776 music and lyrics by Sherman Edwards, libretto by Peter Stone Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ August 1972 Mr.Welch DAMN YANKEES music and lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross, libretto by Douglass Wallop and George Abbott Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC July 1972 Papa I REMEMBER MAMA by John Van Druten Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC June 1972 Mr.Babcock AUNTIE MAME by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC May 1972 Oliver Walling THE MAN IN THE DOG SUIT by Albert Beicht and William H. Wright Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ April 1972 Orgon TARTUFFE by Molière Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ March 1972 Jim O'Connor THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ January 1972 Julian THE PUBLIC EYE by Peter Shaffer Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ November 1971 Nat Miller AH, WILDERNESS! by Eugene O'Neill Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ November 1971 Androcles ANDROCLES AND THE LION by George Bernard Shaw Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ August 1971 Chorus OKLAHOMA! music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics and libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC July 1971 Mr.Kirby YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC July 1971 Ligniere/Monk CYRANO DE BERGERAC by Edmond Rostand Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC March 1971 John Malcolm Brinnin DYLAN by Sidney Michaels Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ January 1971 Jack Chesney CHARLEY'S AUNT by Brandon Thomas Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ November 1970 Dr.John Wilson STREET SCENE by Elmer Rice Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ October 1970 Roger Doremus SUMMER AND SMOKE by Tennessee Williams Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ August 1970 Sir Evelyn ANYTHING GOES! music and lyrics by Cole Porter, libretto by P. G. Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay Russel Crouse Players Way-Off-Broadway, Matawan, NJ May 1970 Puck A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM by William Shakespeare Mitchell College Theater, New London, CT December 1969 Charley DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller Mitchell College Theater, New London, CT

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1994 - present	Professor of Theater	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
1985 - 1994	Associate Professor of Theater	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
1980 - 1991, 1995 - 1997	Chair, Theater Department	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
1978 - 1985	Assistant Professor of Theater	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
1977 - 1978	Resident Director	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
1977	Acting Instuctor	University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC
1974 -1976	Director/Actor	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC

1973 - 1976	M.F.A in Acting and Directing	University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC
1969 - 1973	B.A. in Speech and Drama	Monmouth College (now Monmouth University), West Long Beach, NJ

2002-2003	Associated Colleges of the Midwest/Great Lakes Colleges Association Six-Month Fellow, ACM/Newberry Library Seminar in the Humanities: "Confluence of Cultures: Fictions and Histories of the Americas"	Newberry Library, Chicago, IL
2000	International Studies Course Development grant	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
1999 - 2000	McLain/McTurnan/Arnold Research Scholar	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
1998, 1999	Wabash Religion Center Summer grants	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
October 4, 1997	Indiana Theatre Association's "Indiana Theatre Person of the Year". The award honors "particular individuals who have contributed to the cooperative development of theatre at all levels within the state of Indiana."	Indiana TheatreWorks Conference at DePauw University, Greencastle, IN
1994 - present	Editorial Board, Theatre Symposium, Southeastern Theatre Conference	University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, AL
1993 - present	Juror, The George Freedley Award	Theatre Library Association, New York, NY
1992 - 1993	Research Award, The Society for Theatre Research	The Theatre Museum, London, England
1992 - 1993	Associated Colleges of the Midwest/Great Lakes Colleges Association Six-Month Fellow, ACM/Newberry Library Seminars in the Humanities" "The Dialogue With Progress"	Newberry Library, Chicago, IL
1991	Public Humanities Fellowship	Indiana Humanities Council, Indianapolis, IN
1991 - 1995	President of University/College Division	Indiana Theatre Association, Indianapolis, IN
September and October 1990	Curator, Actors Theatre of Louisville "Classics in Context" Festival: Commedia dell'arte	Actors Theatre of Louisville, Louisville, KY
1989 - present	Book Review Editor, Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism	University of Kansas at Lawrence, Lawrence, KS
1987 - 1988	McLain/McTurnan/Arnold Research Scholar	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
1987 - present	National Business Manager & Editor of Playbill annual publication, Alpha Psi Omega
Summer 1987	Advisor, National Endowment for the Humanities Youth Scholar Grant for student David V. Schulz
1987	Faculty Research Award, West European Center	Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
1980, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2000	Faculty Development Grants	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
1980, 1986	Coss Fund Grants	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
1974	Award of Excellence, American College Theatre Festival	Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.

Introduction to the Theater
Seminars in Theater. Topics taught include:	"American History in Drama" "The Theater of Molière" "Classical Comedy" "The Theater of Eugene O'Neill" "The Italian Comedy" "Roman Laughter: The Plays of Plautus" "The Spirit of Molière" "American Drama Since 1970" "The Oriental Theater" "Black Drama in American from the Beginning to 1960" "Towards a New Theater:-The Dramatic Theories of Edward Gordon Craig" "The Actress" "The Comic Theater from Aristophanes to Molière" "The Comic Spirit of Molière" "The Theater of Yesterday and Tomorrow: Commedia dell'arte in 20th Century Theater" "The Theater of the Future: The Anti-Realist Movement" "The Dramas of Eugene O'Neill" "American Drama Since 1970" "Musical Theater Since 1927" "The American Dream in Drama" "Shakespeare's Comedies" "Fools, Clowns, and Madmen: Comedy on the Contemporary Stage" "Theater/Culture/History/Gender: A Study of Tony Kushner's Angels in America" "Of Apple Pie and Apocalypse: The Plays of Thornton Wilder" "Images of Homosexuality on the American Stage" "Orpheus of the American Theater: The Theater of Tennessee Williams" "'The Colossus': The Plays of George Bernard Shaw" "The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of: The Films of John Huston" "Minstrels of the Proletariat: The Theater of Dario Fo and Franca Rame" "Living Past Hope: The Plays of Tony Kushner" "The Theatrical Metaphor: A Study of Plays about Plays and Players" "The Drama of AIDS" "Images of the Fool in Italian Theater from Pirandello to Fo" "Shakespeare's Comedies"
Oral Interpretation
Playwriting
History and Literature of the Theater from Ancient Greece to Spanish Golden Age
History and Literature of the Theater from the Restoration to the Rise of Realism
American Dramatic Literature
Modern European Theater and Drama
Dramatic Theory and Criticism
Independent Study (various topics)
Special Topics. Topics taught include:	"The Subversive Stage: Politics and the Theater" "The Fool: A Social and Theatrical Icon" "Signs of Life: Symbolism on the Stage"
Cultures and Traditions
Freshman Tutorials:	"Adaptation" "Film and American Society" "American Film, 1927-1941" "Film and American Society, 1960-1990" "American Films of the Golden Age, 1927-1967" "Images of Masculinity in American Film" "Fictional Societies: Literature to Film" "American History in Literature and Film"

1998 - 1999	McGregor Committee
1994 - 1998	Callimachus, Co-Advisor
1993 - 1999	Advisor, 'shOUT
1993 - 1996	McLain-McTurnan-Arnold Committee
1993 - 1995	Gavitt Committee
1992 - 1993	Art and Music Dedication Committee
1991 - 1992	Co-Education Study: Curricular/Co-Curricular Committee, Cost Committee (1991-92)
Spring 1991	Acting Chair, Theater Department
1990 - 1993	Budget Committee
1990 - 1991	Ethics and the Liberal Arts Committee
1989 - 1990	Lecture Planning Committee, Chair
1988 - 1989	Governance Committee
1987	Co-editor of Second Friday
1986 - 1988	Women's Studies Coordinating Committee Co-Chair, Women's Week Subcommittee
1985 - 1987	Linkage Grant Committee, Chair
1983 - 1987; 1992; 1994	Bridge Program
1983 - 1991	Wabash Executive Program, Advisory Board (1985-1987; 1990-1991)
1983 - 1984	Coss Fund Committee
1982 - 1984; 1989 - 1991; 1993 - present	Humanities Film Series Committee
1982 - 1985; 1994 - 1996; 1998 - 1999	Academic Policy Committee , Secretary (1984-85), Agenda Chair (1985)
1982 - 1984; 1996 - 1997	Lecture Series Committee
1982 - 1984; 1985	Curriculum Appeals Committee
1981 - 1990	Chair, Theater Department
1981 - 1983	GLCA Arts Program Advisory Committee
1980 - 1981	WNDY Faculty Advisor
1979 - present	Visiting Artists Series Committee, Chair (1981-85; 1986-90; 1991; 1993-94; 1995-96; 1998-99, 2001-2002)
1979 - 1980; 1981 - 1982; 1988 - 1989	Freshman Advisor
1979 - 1980	Blue Sky Committee
1979 - 1980	The Sounding Board Committee, Chairman
1978 - 1981	The Teaching and Learning Committee

July 1990	Guest Artist - Director/Actor, "Sidney Lipton" in God's Favorite	Guggenheim Summer Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
July 1988	Guest Artist - "Mel Edison" in The Prisoner of Second Avenue	Guggenheim Summer Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
July 1987	Guest Artist - "Stephen Hopkins" in 1776	Guggenheim Summer Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
July - August 1986	Guest Director - The Rainmaker. Participated in several workshops	Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA
July - August 1983	Guest Director - A Thurber Carnival. Taught one directing workshop	Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA
June - August 1982	Guest Director - Blithe Spirit. Taught workshop called "Techniques in Comic Acting."	Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA
August 1981	Guest Director - California Suite, Bus Stop. Actor - "Marvin Michaels" in California Suite. Served as Playwright-in-Residence, Bogus Bride	Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA
June - August 1980	Associate Director - Last of the Red Hot Lovers and original script, Shrunken Heads. Actor - "Rev.-Byrd" in Shenandoah, "Gordon Miller" in Room Service	Guggenheim Summer Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
June - August 1979	Associate Director - Same Time, Next Year and God's Favorite. Actor - "Lord Brockhurst" in The Boy Friend, "Sidney Lipton" in God's Favorite, "Nephew" in Accidents are Human	Guggenheim Summer Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
May - June 1979	Guest Director - 6 Rms Riv Vu	West Side Dinner Theater, Knoxville, TN
June - August 1975	Director - Come Blow Your Horn. Actor - "Franz" in The Sound of Music, "Foster Wilson" in Annie Get Your Gun. Publicity Director	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
Summers 1971 - 1974	1974: Actor - "The Highwayman" in Tom Jones, "Nat Miller" in Ah, Wilderness!, "Mr.-Witherspoon" in Arsenic and Old Lace, and "Zoltan Karpathy" in My Fair Lady. Publicity Director. Box Office Manager. 1973: Actor - "Stephen Hopkins" in 1776, Various parts in A Thurber Carnival, "Father" in Life With Father, "Joseph" in My Three Angels. Publicity Director. 1972: Actor - "Mr. Babcock" in Auntie Mame, "Papa" in I Remember Mama, "Welch" in Damn Yankees. Publicity Director. 1971: Actor - "Ligniere/The Monk" in Cyrano de Bergerac, "Mr. Kirby" in You Can't Take It With You, "Chorus" in Oklahoma!	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC

1987 - present	Association for Theatre in Higher Education
1987 - present	The Society for Theatre Research
1985 - present	International Federation for Theatre Research
1984 - 1985	Friends of the Theatre Collection of the Museum of the City of New York
1981 - present	Theatre Library Association
1978 - present	Indiana Theatre Association
1976 - present	American Film Institute
1973 - present	Southeastern Theatre Conference
1973 - 1986	American Theatre Association

February 2002	THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) By Jess Borgeson, Adam Long, and Daniel Singer	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
April/May 2001	MISTER ROBERTS by Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
February 1999	THE NOTEBOOK OF TRIGORIN by Tennessee Williams, a free adaptation from Anton Chekhov's The Sea Gull	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
April/May 1998	CHARLEY'S AUNT by Brandon Thomas	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
October 1996	ANGELS IN AMERICA, A GAY FANTASIA ON NATIONAL THEMES. PART ONE: MILLENNIUM APPROACHES by Tony Kushner	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
February 1996	GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS by David Mamet	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
October 1994	TARTUFFE by Molière (translated by John Wood)	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
April/May 1994	THE BATTLE OF SHALLOWFORD by Ed Simpson	Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN
February 1992	BREAKING THE CODE by Hugh Whitemore	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
November 1991	ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF AN ANARCHIST by Dario Fo	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
February 1991	BILOXI BLUES by Neil Simon	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
July 1990	GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
November 1989	BUS STOP by William Inge	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
February 1989	A HALF-REMEMBERED DREAM: THE NARCISSA WHITMAN STORY by Tam Neville	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
October 1988	TOM JONES by David Rogers, based upon the novel by Henry Fielding	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
October 1987	MRS WARREN'S PROFESSION by George Bernard Shaw	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
February 1987	THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES by Molière (translated by Richard Wilbur)	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
November 1986	TRUE WEST by Sam Shepard	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
August 1986	THE RAINMAKER by N. Richard Nash	Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA
October 1985	ANTIGONE by Sophocles (translated by Robert Fagles)	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
April/May 1985	TWELFTH NIGHT by William Shakespeare	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
November 1984	THE RUNNER STUMBLES by Milan Stitt	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
April/May 1984	GALILEO by Bertolt Brecht (translated by Eric Bentley)	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
October 1983	THE MANDRAKE by Niccolo Machiavelli (translated by Wallace Shawn)	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
August 1983	A THURBER CARNIVAL by James Thurber	Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA
February 1983	AURELIE'S WALTZ by Arthur Schnitzler (translated by Judith Greene)	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
July 1982	BLITHE SPIRIT by Noel Coward	Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA
April/May 1982	THE BOGUS BRIDE by James Fisher	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
November 1981	A MOON FOR THE MISBEGOTTEN by Eugene O'Neill	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
July/August 1981	BUS STOP by William Inge	Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA
July 1981	CALIFORNIA SUITE by Neil Simon	Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA
February 1981	AGAMEMNON by Aeschylus (translated by Richmond Lattimore)	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
October 1980	PSEUDOLUS by Plautus (translated by Lewis Casson)	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
July 1980	SHRUNKEN HEADS by Meir Z. Ribalow	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
July 1980	LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS by Neil Simon	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
April/May 1980	THE MISER by Molière (translated by John Wood)	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
October 1979	MISTER ROBERTS by Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
July 1979	GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
July 1979	SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR by Bernard Slade	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
May/June 1979	6 RMS RIV VU by Bob Randall	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
April 1979	THE CRIMSON BIRD music by Fredric Enenbach, libretto by Richard Strawn	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
November 1978	THE WAGER by Mark Medoff	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
July-Sept. 1978	LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS by Neil Simon	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
June/July 1978	SEND ME NO FLOWERS by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
May/June 1978	RIGHT BED, WRONG HUSBAND by Neil and Caroline Schaffner	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
April/May 1978	SOUTH PACIFIC music by Richard Rodgers; lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II and Joshua Logan	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
March/April 1978	EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL by John Patrick	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
Jan.-March 1978	MOVE OVER MRS.-MARKHAM by Ray Cooney and John Chapman	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
December 1977	BAREFOOT IN THE PARK by Neil Simon	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
Oct.-Nov. 1977	CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF by Tennessee Williams	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
Sept.-Oct. 1977	THE SUNSHINE BOYS by Neil Simon	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
Aug.-Sept. 1977	SLEUTH by Anthony Shaffer	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
July/August 1977	BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE by Leonard Gershe	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
June/July 1977	MY DAUGHTER'S RATED X by Robert Fisher and Arthur Marx	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
May/June 1977	NEVER TOO LATE by Sumner Arthur Long	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
April/May 1977	ANNIE GET YOUR GUN! music and lyrics by Irving Berlin; libretto by Herbert and Dorothy Fields	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
March/April 1977	MISTER ROBERTS by Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
Feb.-Mar. 1977	BUS STOP by William Inge	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
Jan.-Feb. 1977	NORMAN, IS THAT YOU? by Ron Clark and Sam Bobrick	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
Dec.1976-Jan. 1977	COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
Nov.-Dec. 1976	COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
Oct.-Nov. 1976	BUSYBODY by Jack Popplewell	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
Sept.-Oct.1976	LADIES NIGHT IN A TURKISH BATH by Cyrus Wood	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
Aug.-Sept. 1976	RIGHT BED, WRONG HUSBAND by Neil and Caroline Schaffner	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
May/June 1976	NOT WITH MY DAUGHTER by Jay Christopher	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
March/April 1976	BUNNY by Norman Krasna	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
February 1976	SPINOFF by Jack Sharkey	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
July 1975	COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
April/May 1975	AND MISS REARDON DRINKS A LITTLE by Paul Zindel	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
October 1974	THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
March 1974	JOHNNY AND WILMA by Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
October 1973	SORRY, WRONG NUMBER by Lucille Fletcher	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
September 1973	THE RED PEPPERS by Noel Coward	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
1972	GLORY IN THE FLOWER by William Inge	Monmouth College Theater, West Long Branch, NJ

October 1995	Nat Miller AH, WILDERNESS! by Eugene O'Neill	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
July 1990	Sidney Lipton GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
July 1988	Mel Edison THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE by Neil Simon	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
July 1987	Stephen Hopkins 1776 music and lyrics by Sherman Edwards, libretto by Peter Stone	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
February 1985	Erie Smith HUGHIE by Eugene O'Neill	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
February 1983	Matt Friedman TALLEY'S FOLLY by Lanford Wilson	Wabash College Theater, Crawfordsville, IN
July 1981	Marvin Michaels CALIFORNIA SUITE by Neil Simon	Theater-by-the-Grove, Indiana, PA
July/August 1980	Gordon Miller ROOM SERVICE by John Murray, Allen Boretz	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
June 1980	Rev. Byrd SHENANDOAH music by Gary Geld, lyrics by Peter Udell, libretto by John Lee Barrett	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
July/August 1979	Nephew ACCIDENTS ARE HUMANN by Manuel Van Loggem	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
July 1979	Sidney Lipton GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
June 1979	Lord Brockhurst THE BOY FRIEND by Sandy Wilson	Guggenheim Theater, West Long Branch, NJ
June/July 1978	Arnold Nash SEND ME NO FLOWERS by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
March 1978	Alistair Spenlow MOVE OVER, MRS.MARKHAM by Ray Cooney and John March	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
December 1977/January 1978	Sidney Lipton GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
September/October 1977	Willie Clark THE SUNSHINE BOYS by Neil Simon	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
April/May 1977	Sitting Bull ANNIE GET YOUR GUN! music and lyrics by Irving Berlin, libretto by Herbert and Dorothy Fields	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
December 1976/January 1977	Buddy COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
December 1976	Buddy COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
October 1976	Jacob SHENANDOAH music by Gary Geld, lyrics by Peter Udell, libretto by John Lee Barrett	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
August/September 1976	Sam, Jesse, Roy PLAZA SUITE by Neil Simon	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
July 1976	Andy Hobart STAR-SPANGLED GIRL by Neil Simon	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
June/July 1976	Hogan UNDER THE YUM YUM TREE by Lawrence Roman	West Side Theater, Knoxville, TN
April/May 1976	Gene THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK by Jean-Claude Carriere	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
March/April 1976	Saul Bromberg BUNNY by Norman Krasna	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
February/March 1976	Sidney Lipton GOD'S FAVORITE by Neil Simon	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
December 1975	Fancourt Babberly CHARLEY'S AUNT by Brandon Thomas	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
September/November 1975	Sitting Bull ANNIE GET YOUR GUN! music and lyrics by Irving Berlin, libretto by Herbert and Dorothy Fields	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
August/September 1975	Nick Craig TWO AND TWO MAKE SEX by Richard Harris and Leslie Darbon	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
August 1975	Foster Wilson ANNIE GET YOUR GUN! music and lyrics by Irving Berlin, libretto by Herbert and Dorothy Fields	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
July 1975	Franz THE SOUND OF MUSIC music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, libretto by Howard Lindsay, Russel Crouse	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
May 1975	Nat Ackerman DEATH KNOCKS by Woody Allen	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
May 1975	The Monster FRANKENSTEIN by Tim Kelly	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
February/March 1975	Paul Burnett BEGINNER'S LUCK by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore	Barn Theater, Greensboro, NC
December 1974	Tom Daley THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON by Jason Miller	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
November 1974	Il Capitano THE GREAT MAGICIAN by Lawrence Carra	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
August 1974	Zoltan Karpathy MY FAIR LADY music by Frederick Loewe, lyrics and libretto by Alan Jay Lerner	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
July/August 1975	Mr.Witherspoon ARSENIC AND OLD LACE by Joseph Kesselring	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
July 1974	Nat Miller AH, WILDERNESS! by Eugene O'Neill	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
June 1974	The Highwayman TOM JONES by David Rogers, based upon the novel by Henry Fielding	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
June 1974	Benny Southstreet GUYS AND DOLLS music and lyrics by Frank Loesser, libretto by Abe Burrows, George S. Kaufman	UNC-G Summer Repertory, Greensboro, NC
April 1974	Various roles ALICE IN WONDERLAND by Manhattan Theatre Project	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
February 1974	Domin R. U. R. by Karel Capek	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
November 1973 - January 1974 (Tuscaloosa, AL) April 1974 (Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.)	Chorus Leader ORESTEIA by Aeschylus, translated by Richmond Lattimore	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
September 1973	Ralph Waldo Emerson THE NIGHT THOREAU SPENT IN JAIL by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
September/October 1973	Nachum FIDDLER ON THE ROOF music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, libretto by Joseph Stein	UNC-G Theater, Greensboro, NC
August 1973	Joseph MY THREE ANGELS by Sam and Bella Spewack	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
July 1973	Father LIFE WITH FATHER by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
July 1973	Various roles A THURBER CARNIVAL by James Thurber	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
July 1973	Stephen Hopkins 1776 music and lyrics by Sherman Edwards, libretto by Peter Stone	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
April 1973	Sir Charles THE BEAUX' STRATAGEM by George Farquhar	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
February/March 1973	Charles Condomine BLITHE SPIRIT by Noel Coward	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
November 1972	Stephen Hopkins 1776 music and lyrics by Sherman Edwards, libretto by Peter Stone	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
August 1972	Mr.Welch DAMN YANKEES music and lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross, libretto by Douglass Wallop and George Abbott	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
July 1972	Papa I REMEMBER MAMA by John Van Druten	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
June 1972	Mr.Babcock AUNTIE MAME by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
May 1972	Oliver Walling THE MAN IN THE DOG SUIT by Albert Beicht and William H. Wright	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
April 1972	Orgon TARTUFFE by Molière	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
March 1972	Jim O'Connor THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
January 1972	Julian THE PUBLIC EYE by Peter Shaffer	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
November 1971	Nat Miller AH, WILDERNESS! by Eugene O'Neill	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
November 1971	Androcles ANDROCLES AND THE LION by George Bernard Shaw	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
August 1971	Chorus OKLAHOMA! music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics and libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
July 1971	Mr.Kirby YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
July 1971	Ligniere/Monk CYRANO DE BERGERAC by Edmond Rostand	Parkway Playhouse, Burnsville, NC
March 1971	John Malcolm Brinnin DYLAN by Sidney Michaels	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
January 1971	Jack Chesney CHARLEY'S AUNT by Brandon Thomas	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
November 1970	Dr.John Wilson STREET SCENE by Elmer Rice	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
October 1970	Roger Doremus SUMMER AND SMOKE by Tennessee Williams	Monmouth College, West Long Branch, NJ
August 1970	Sir Evelyn ANYTHING GOES! music and lyrics by Cole Porter, libretto by P. G. Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay	Russel Crouse Players Way-Off-Broadway, Matawan, NJ
May 1970	Puck A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM by William Shakespeare	Mitchell College Theater, New London, CT
December 1969	Charley DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller	Mitchell College Theater, New London, CT