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Fight Direction / Coordination FIGHT COORDINATION ~ HISTORICAL/CLASSICAL FENCING FIGHT DIRECTION / COORDINATION: PRODUCTION COMPANY DIRECTOR Hamlet (Peter Sarsgaard) Classic Stage Company - NYC Austin Pendleton Gidion's Knot 59E59 Theatre - NYC Austin Pendleton Company Lucille Lortel Theatre - NYC David Leidholdt Macbeth Theatre Row - NYC Seth Duerr Richard II Theatre Row - NYC Seth Duerr True West York Shakespeare - NYC Seth Duerr New York Musical Theatre Searching for Romeo Laura Josepher Festival (Pearl Theatre) Fresh Fruit Festival (award La Maupin the Musical Jessica Field- winner) Henry 4.1 (Steve Guttenberg) Hudson Warehouse- NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith Titus Andronicus Hudson Warehouse- NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith Cyrano Hudson Warehouse- NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith Romeo & Juliet Hudson Warehouse- NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith Hamlet Hudson Warehouse- NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith Richard III Hudson Warehouse- NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith The Three Musketeers Hudson Warehouse- NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith The Complete Works of William Hudson Warehouse- NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith Shakespeare (abridged) She Stoops to Conquer Hudson Warehouse- NYC Ian Harkins Merry Wives of Windsor Hudson Warehouse- NYC Eric Nightengale Same River Twice Hudson Warehouse- NYC Susane Lee Comedy of Errors Hudson Warehouse- NYC Susane Lee King Lear Hudson Warehouse- NYC Jesse Michael Mothershed The Rover Hudson Warehouse- NYC Jesse Michael Mothershed The Taming of the Shrew Hudson Warehouse- NYC Jesse Michael Mothershed Midsummer Night's Dream Hudson Warehouse - NYC Richard Harden King John Hudson Warehouse - NYC Jerrod Bogard Measure for Measure Hudson Warehouse - NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith Othello Hudson Warehouse - NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith Much Ado about Nothing Hudson Warehouse - NYC Nicholas Martin-Smith Lysistrata: “Let’s Make America Great Hudson Warehouse - NYC Susane Lee Again!” TEL: 646.382.6945 WWW.JAREDKIRBY.COM [email protected] FIGHT COORDINATION ~ HISTORICAL/CLASSICAL FENCING Fix the TARDIS Hudson Warehouse - NYC Various Folding Chair Classical As You Like It Marcus Geduld Theatre-NYC Folding Chair Classical Hamlet Marcus Geduld Theatre-NYC Folding Chair Classical Titus Andronicus Marcus Geduld Theatre-NYC The Doctor and Donna: Access Theatre - NYC Various Allons-y!!! Weapons of Whedon Access Theatre - NYC Various How Does That Feel? Access Theatre - NYC Various When Words Fail Access Theatre - NYC Various Let's Fight About It! Access Theatre - NYC Various Combat Therapy Access Theatre - NYC Various Aggressive Negotiations Players Theatre - NYC Various This Time it’s Personal Players Theatre - NYC Various Changing Channels Access Theatre – NYC Various Les Liaisons Dangereuses LaGuardia High School - NYC Richard Harden She Kills Monsters Westwood High School Krista Reagan Romeo & Juliet Dwight Englewood High School Robert Murphy Midsummer Night’s Dream EMIT Theatre The Tempest Ghostlight Productions Jonathan Strayer Julius Caesar Ghostlight Productions Rachel Strayer Apartment 301 Elsinore County Theatre Antony Raymond Lou's 24/7 Creative Acting Company - NYC Eric Jones Guys & Dolls Access Theatre - NYC Arthur Brown Life is a Dream A Festival of Fools - NYC Amanda Thompson Dogboy & Justine Treble Entendre - NYC Abigail Unger Bard Wars Curious Frog Theatre - NYC Angela Sharp Performing Arts Center at The Rimers of Eldritch David Gideon SUNY Performing Arts Center at The Beauty Queen of Leenane Jane Mandel SUNY Performing Arts Center at Anon(ymous) Rachel Dickstein SUNY Performing Arts Center at Tales From the Vienna Woods David Bassuk SUNY Spring Awakening SUNY Purchase Theatre Dena Kopolovich TEL: 646.382.6945 WWW.JAREDKIRBY.COM [email protected] FIGHT COORDINATION ~ HISTORICAL/CLASSICAL FENCING Cabaret SUNY Purchase Theatre Jesse Penber Hamlet New Vic Theatre of London Alan Cohen Dracula New Vic Theatre of London Alan Cohen Hunchback of Notre Dame New Vic Theatre of London Mickey O'Donoughue Canterbury Tales New Vic Theatre of London Mickey O'Donoughue Greek Theatre (Sydney, Get Ready to Rumble Various Australia) An Iliad Orlando Fringe Festival Jenn Remke A Dating Story The Learning Channel Banyan Productions Bible Stories: The Apostles A&E Danna Sterling Dead Layer Winter Productions Carter Winter The Jackal And The Hound Barbera Films Sebastian Barbera Roses are Blind New Light Media Gui Agustini The Night Runner Running Fox Films Hollis ‘Fox’ Wansley B.P.M Tagged Media Greg Robbins Nightmare on 72nd St. BroLabs Bryant Jen The Other Place 28th Street Films Nick Sakai Sanity Maintenance 5lvin Productions Heather Fink Black Tights Only Gruntled Productions Jared Kirby Cheatin’ Rascals That Was Wrong Productions Brian McNulty Down on Delaware That Was Wrong Productions Brian McNulty Dumbo in DUMBO That Was Wrong Productions Brian McNulty Poker Night Roadie & Stitch Productions Ben Rezendes The Peak Goldberger Productions Jack Breene The March of Ibchen Hallas Goldberger Productions Jack Breene The Otherworld Gisela Productions Gisela Pereira Bad Apple Dichotomy Productions Eric Jones Kevin Keating: Vampire Hunter IJNJ Productions Jovanni Ibarra The Vigilante Vanguard LTD Productions Jules Hamilton Run Rabbit Run Gruntled Production Lucas Francy The Fist of Monkey KCM Productions Clifton Pugh Baptist Bible College & The Miracle Worker Brian Maxwell Seminary Romeo & Juliet Second Baptist School Cindy Blades Pericles Hudson Shakespeare Company Noelle Ciccarelli Androcles and the Lion Pax Amicus Theatre Stan Barber Romeo & Juliet Castle Shakespeare Stan Barber TEL: 646.382.6945 WWW.JAREDKIRBY.COM [email protected] FIGHT COORDINATION ~ HISTORICAL/CLASSICAL FENCING (2003 - 2006) Castle Shakespeare Hamlet Stan Barber (2003 - 2006) Neverwhere (NYC Premiere) Red Monkey Theatre Holland Renton Sherlock Holmes: The Final Problem Red Monkey Theatre Holland Renton King Lear Red Monkey Theatre Tal Aviezer Julius Caesar Red Monkey Theatre Tal Aviezer Pirate Treasure Hunt Private Party Jared Kirby Sleeping Beauty Sail Productions Tony Siniscalco Pocahontas Sail Productions Tony Siniscalco Myth Horace Mann Theatre - NYC Jason Grote Tin Roof Rain Rarig Center Takumba Oka Hamlet: To the Point MN Renaissance Festival Bill Peltzman Street Fights MN Renaissance Festival Michael Anderson TEL: 646.382.6945 WWW.JAREDKIRBY.COM [email protected] .
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