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UPCOMING |
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Directing Leaving
IKEA: a new play in two cantos by
Dano Madden and Monica Flory with The
Artful Conspirators at
the Brooklyn Lyceum, June 7-24, 2012.
Find
out more about Leaving IKEA. |
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Directing You're a Good Man, Charlie
Brown the musical at Manhattan College,
March 2012. |
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staged reading of the re-discovered
Restoration play The
Frolicks by
Elizabeth Polwhele with
professional guest artists and students at
Wagner College, February 5, 2012. |
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NEWS |
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Appointed as the Program
Director of Theater at
Manhattan College, Riverdale, NY.
This spring David will teach the first
theatre courses at the college & introduce a
new theatre minor. |
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Wittenberg (Amphibian
Stage Productions, Fort Worth, TX, July
2011) continues to be recognized with
accolades, including several year-end "best
of" lists:
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RECENT |
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THIS LURKING THING, a Halloween play
written and performed by Jonathan Fielding at
Dixon Place, Thursday, Oct. 27 at 9:30pm |
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Directing the Staged Reading Series at
Wagner College: Stanley Drama Award Winner Eyes
Forward, new musical Goddess
Wheel (Galt
MacDermot, Hair),
an an alumni benefit reading of Assassins |
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BROOKLYN UNDERGROUND: THEATRICAL STORIES
FROM THE GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY by The
Artful Conspirators. For
more. |
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About David |
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David
A. Miller is a NYC-based director, playwright, and
educator. As a director, teaching artist, actor, stage
manager or administrator David has worked with theaters
throughout the country, includingSeattle
Children's Theatre, Seattle
Repertory Theatre, Seattle
Shakespeare Festival, Annex
Theatre,Wooden O
Theatre, Printer's
Devil Theater, George
Street Playhouse, McCarter
Theater, Hangar
Theater, Syracuse
Stage, The
New Acting Company, The Kennedy Center, Vital Theatre
Company, Dixon Place and Amphibian
Stage Productions where
he is a Company Member.
David is the Artistic
Director of The
Artful Conspirators and
is the Director of the Theater Program at Manhattan
College. He is also an adjunct faculty member at
Kingsborough Community College (Brooklyn). Past teaching
includes Wagner College and City College's Graduate Program
in Educational Theatre. Past leadership positions have
included Director of Educational Outreach at Seattle
Children's Theatre, Artistic Director of CityKids
Repertory Company (NYC) and Director of Education at
Roundabout Theatre Company in New York, NY.
He is proud to be a Drama
League Director
alumni and received his MFA in Directing at Mason
Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. For
a full Curriculum Vitae (PDF) |
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