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Dennis J. Clark Dennisjohnclark@Yahoo.Com (315) 372-5471 Dennis J. Clark [email protected] (315) 372-5471 DIRECTOR/CHOREOGRAPHER CREDITS John & Jen Ritz Theatre Marvelous Wonderettes The Most Wonderful Time: A Holiday Cabaret Ritz Studio Theatre Ruthless! Starlite Regional Premiere Legally Blonde Players Centre for the Performing Arts ICONS! World Premiere Life Could Be a Dream Swift Creek Mill Theatre Oklahoma! Naples Players The Drowsy Chaperone Venice Theatre Marvelous Wonderettes Oklahoma! Handy Award Nom. Where Have You Been? Annie Stagedoor Manor Little Women Gypsy Sheboygan Theatre Company DIRECTOR CREDITS Sylvia Ritz Theatre *upcoming Santaland Diaries (2 productions) Venice Theatre Heathers Starlite Regional Premiere Sweet Charity Walnut Hill School For the Arts Seussical Curtains Thoroughly Modern Millie Footloose Crown Uptown CHOREOGRAPHER CREDITS West Side Story Ritz Theatre Footloose Players Centre for the Performing Arts Handy Award Nom. Xanadu Walnut Hill School For the Arts I Love a Piano Swift Creek Mill Theatre The Drowsy Chaperone RTCC Award Nom. Fiddler on the Roof Riverside Center White Christmas Whoop Dee Doo Richmond Triangle Players As Thousands Cheer New Harmony Theatre Falsettoland Alice Austin Theatre An American Christmas MacVittie Ballroom TEACHING EXPERIENCE: Walnut Hill School for the Arts/Stagedoor Manor/Royal Palm Players/Venice Theatre/Private Musical Theatre Performance & Audition Technique / Musical Theatre Dance / Musical Theatre History/Building a Character/Theatre Games/Transition from Scene to Song/Basics of Voice & Diction Dennis Clark AEA [email protected] (315) 372-5471 Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 165 NY 365 Days, 365 Plays Holy SH!@!@!! Choir Public Theatre The Player King Musical Chad Milk Can Theatre TOURS My Way Man #2 Springer Opera House Singin’ In The Rain Cosmo Brown Prather Entertainment Group Chor.- Jeremy Benton A Chorus Line Greg (Bobby u/s) City Stage/Golden Apple Charlene Clark Dir.- Bob Turoff REGIONAL John & Jen John Ritz Theatre Smokey Joe’s Café Michael Venice Theatre Blood Brothers Eddie Lyons *Handy Award Nomination Big, The Musical Adult Josh Baskin Theater Works How The Grinch Stole Christmas Palm Springs/Young Max u/s The Old Globe Benjamin Klein George M! George M. Cohan u/s TheatreZone Spamalot Ensemble/Dance Captain American Stage Jonathan Williams White Christmas Phil Davis Riverside Center Life Could Be a Dream Wally Swift Creek Mill Theatre White Christmas Ensemble/Phil Davis u/s Virginia Rep Patti D’Beck Crazy for You Bobby Child Starlight CLO White Christmas Phil Davis Sierra Repertory Theatre Scott Viets Nite Club Confidential Sal Dennis Jones I Love You, You’re Perfect… Man #1 Virginia Musical Theatre Romance, Romance Him/Lenny The Fantasticks Matt Oldcastle Theatre Company Singin’ in the Rain Don Lockwood Venice Theatre The Full Monty Malcolm Beauty and the Beast Salt/Wolf/Hat Seller Arkansas Repertory Theatre As Thousands Cheer Dennis (Choreo.) New Harmony Theatre Scott LaFeber A Funny Thing… Forum Hero Springer Opera House Baby Danny Broadway Palm Anything Goes (Beaumont) Billy Crocker Broward Stagedoor Theatre Ron Hutchins My One and Only Billy Buck Chandler Forever Plaid Frankie Red Barn Playhouse Will Rogers Follies Wrangler Quartet Show Palace Dinner Theatre Aimee Turner Grease Roger Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre The King and I Lun Tha Palace Theatre Robert Shea 7 Brides for 7 Brothers Gideon Circa ’21 Playhouse Ann Nieman West Side Story Tony Crown Uptown Barbara Hartwig VOCAL TRAINING: Patrick DeGennaro, Debbie Anderson, William Leyerle, Michael Forman, Andrew Byrne, Jim Walton, Hampton King, Holly Weiss, Alan Case FORMAL DANCE TRAINING: Broadway Dance Center / Steps / Munson Williams Dance Institute / SUNY Genseo / Richmond Dance Center: Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Partnering EDUCATION: Bachelor of Arts from SUNY Geneseo: Music (Voice) & Musical Theatre .
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