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John J. O'hagan JOHN J. O’HAGAN www.johnjohagan.com ADDRESS PHONE Merrick-Davis 157 work: (618) 374-5422 Principia College home: (618) 374-9487 cell: (618) 946-6299 EDUCATION 2005 M.F.A, Theatre Arts-Performance, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID. 1997 B.F.A., University of Idaho, Moscow, ID. ACADEMIC POSITIONS 2013-Present Associate Professor of Theatre, Department of Theatre & Dance, Principia College 2008-2013 Assistant Professor, Department of Theatre & Dance, University of Wyoming Spring 2008 Visiting Instructor, Sabbatical Replacement, Theatre, Department of Theatre and Film, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID Summer/Fall 2005 Instructor, Theatre, Department of Theatre and Film, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID Summer 2006/07 Instructor, Elderhostel/Center for Shakespeare Studies Programs, Southern Oregon University, Ashland, OR • A Week at the Theatre (recurring Elderhostel class) • Introduction to Stage Combat (Center for Shakespeare Studies) OTHER POSITIONS 2006-08 Actor, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Ashland, OR 2001-03 Instructor, Riverstone International School, Boise ID • Theatre and the Environment • Introduction to Theatre 1999-03 Director of Education, Idaho Shakespeare Festival, Boise, ID 1999 Company Manager, Idaho Theatre for Youth, Boise, ID 1998-99 Director of Education, Idaho Theatre for Youth, Boise, ID 1997-98 Office Manager, Idaho Theatre for Youth, Boise, ID 1996-03 Actor/Instructor, Idaho Shakespeare Festival/Idaho Theatre for Youth, Boise, ID TEACHING Year Semester Course No./Title Cr. Hrs. Enrollment 2008 Fall 1100 – Beginning Acting 3 16 2008 Fall 1100 – Beginning Acting 3 18 2008 Fall 3730 – Intermediate Acting 3 18 2009 Spring 1100 – Beginning Acting 3 18 2009 Spring 1100 – Beginning Acting 3 18 2009 Spring 3740 – Styles of Acting 3 27 2009 Fall 3730 – Intermediate Acting 3 25 2009 Fall 4820 – Directing I 3 19 2009 Fall 3720 – Movement/Combat I 2 30 2010 Spring 3740 – Styles of Acting 3 19 2010 Spring 4830 – Directing II 3 8 2010 Spring 4730 – Stage Combat II 2 24 2010 Fall 1100 – Beginning Acting 3 20 2010 Fall 3730 – Intermediate Acting 3 18 2010 Fall 3740 – Styles of Acting 3 10 2011 Spring 1100 – Beginning Acting 3 18 2011 Spring 1100 – Beginning Acting 3 20 2011 Spring 4990 – Shakespeare Workshop 3 16 2011 Fall 3730 – Intermediate Acting 3 25 2011 Fall 3720 – Movement/Combat I 2 30 2011 Fall 3740 – Styles of Acting 3 18 2012 Spring 4830 –Directing II 3 6 2012 Spring 4730 – Stage Combat II 2 19 2012 Spring 4710 – Advanced Scene Study 3 20 2012 Fall 1100 – Beginning Acting 3 21 2012 Fall 3730 – Intermediate Acting 3 19 2012 Fall 3740 – Styles of Acting 3 23 2013 Spring 1100 – Beginning Acting 3 18 2013 Spring 4990 – Shakespeare Workshop 3 11 2013 Spring 4990-12 – Stage Combat III 3 7 2013 Fall 101 –Acting I 3 20 2013 Fall 201 – Acting II 3 8 2013 Fall 491 – Auditioning… 3 6 2014 Spring 351 – Practicum 2 14 2014 Spring 260 – On Camera Acting 3 10 2014 Spring 402 – Voice Acting 3 1 2014 Spring 420 – Directing 3 6 2014 Fall 101 – Gen:FYE 3 17 2014 Fall 101B – Acting I 3 9 2014 Fall 101LA – Acting 1 3 17 2014 Fall 201 – Acting II 3 4 2015 Spring 260 – Stage Combat 3 13 2015 Spring 351B –Practicum (Cast) 2 11 2015 Spring 353B – Practicum (Staff) 2 2 2015 Spring 405C – Capstone (Lighting) 3 1 2015 Spring 420 – Directing 4 4 2015 Fall 201 –Acting II 3 16 2015 Fall 260 – Auditioning 3 6 2015 Fall 350 – Practicum (Cast) 3 38 2015 Fall 352 – Practicum (Staff) 3 5 2016 Spring 101 – Acting I 3 17 2016 Spring 301 – Acting III 3 7 2016 Spring 420 – Directing 3 5 PERFORMANCES, EXHIBITS, PRODUCTIONS: Juried Performances/Exhibits/Productions - Acting: 2011 Joseph, Forgiving John Lennon, Telluride Playwrights Festival, Telluride, CO. (Invited) 2009 All roles, I Am My Own Wife, Snowy Range Summer Theatre, Laramie WY Featured Performer in Hey O Kah/Hok A Hey, (University of Wyoming) 2008 Fr. Flynn, Doubt, 3 Tall Women Productions, Moscow, ID 2007 Antonio, On the Razzle, OSF Adrian, The Tempest, OSF 2006 2nd Lord/Mariner, The Winter’s Tale, OSF 2nd Marquis/Gascony Cadet, Cyrano de Bergerac, OSF 2005 Cohen, The Underpants, Idaho Repertory Theatre (IRT), Moscow, ID. John, Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), IRT Frank Parks, Hush: An Interview With America, IRT 2004 Jack Absolute, The Rivals, IRT Paul Sycamore, You Can’t Take it With You, IRT 2003 Michael Majeski, Valparaiso, Boise Contemporary Theatre, Boise, ID. 2000 Albert Einstein, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Boise Contemporary Theatre Non-Juried Performances/Exhibits/Productions: 2016 Jack Malachea, Valley of the Broken Hearts, Abundance Pictures, Albuquerque 48 Hour Film Project Robert, Hidden in this Picture, Bankside Repertory Theatre (BRT), Alton, IL. Andrew Makepeace Ladd III, Love Letters, BRT, Alton, IL. 2015 Ross Johnson, Spinning into Butter, Insight Theatre Company, St. Louis, MO. Marley, A Dickens of a Christmas, BRT, Alton, IL. Taylor Richards, Red Mission , Captured Starlight Productions, (Independent Film) Nick Bottom, Bottom Little Theatre, BLT, (Independent Film) 2013 James, Time Stands Still, Snowy Range Summer Theatre, Laramie, WY 2012 Edmund, King Lear, Wyoming Shakespeare Festival, Lander, WY, (Invited) David Boies, 8, KC/ACTF Region VII, CSU, (Invited) Staged Reading 2011 Mr. Webb, Our Town, Spontaneous Theatre Productions, Laramie, WY. Multiple Roles, Beyond Brokeback, Shepard Symposium, Staged Reading, (UW) Harry, The Understudy, Snowy Range Summer Theatre, Laramie, WY. Joseph, Forgiving John Lennon, Snowy Range Summer Theatre Multiple Roles, The Trial of Ayn Rand, Staged Reading, Telluride Playwrights Festival, Telluride, CO. (Invited) Harry, The Understudy, Off Square Theatre Company, Jackson, WY. (Invited) 2010 Palmer, Santa Fe, Staged Reading, Literary Connections Conference, Laramie County Community College, Cheyenne, WY, (Invited) This Guy, The Apology, Staged Reading, Literary Connections Conference, Laramie County Community College, (Invited) 2009 Multiple roles, The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later – An Epilogue, Staged Reading, (UW) 2007 Hamlet/others, Oregon Shakespeare Festival School Visit Program, OSF 2006 Multiple roles, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, School Visit Program, OSF Hitchhiker, Thunderbird, Black Box Series, OSF 2005 Capt. Ahab, Moby Dick, Guest Artist, University of Idaho, Moscow ID. Juried Productions - Directed/Choreographed: 2015 Director, Guys and Dolls (Principia College) Director, Our Country’s Good (Principia College) 2014 Director, Hush: An Interview with America (Principia College) 2013 Director, Twelfth Night (University of Wyoming) 2012 Fight Director, Marat/Sade (UW) 2012 Director, The Beaux’ Stratagem (UW) 2010 Director, Fuddy Meers (UW) 2009 Director, The Crucible (UW) Co-Director, Six Songs from Ellis (UW) (Selected to perform at KC/ACTF Regional Festival, University of Reno, 1st alternate for National ACTF, Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.) Assistant Director, Hey O Kah/Hok A Hey (UW) 2008 Director, Body of an American, Student Written One Act Festival (UW) (Selected to perform at KC/ACTF Regional Festival, University of Idaho) Director, Twelfth Night, Idaho Repertory Theatre (IRT), Moscow, ID. Non-Juried Productions - Directed/Choreographed: 2014 Director, Mary Stuart, Wyoming Shakespeare Festival, Lander, WY (Invited) 2013 Director, Stones in His Pockets, Snowy Range Summer Theatre, Laramie, WY 2012 Director, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Theatre West, Western Nebraska Community College, Scottsbluff, NE Fight Director, King Lear, Wyoming Shakespeare Festival, Lander, WY (Invited) 2011 Director, Beyond Brokeback, Shepard Symposium, Staged Reading produced in conjunction with “Out West”, (On campus) Director, Rent, Theatre West, Western Nebraska Community College, Scottsbluff, NE Director, An Evening with Tennessee Williams, Staged Reading, Off Square Theatre Company, Jackson, WY. (Invited) 2010 Director, Three Days of Rain, Snowy Range Summer Theatre, Laramie, WY Fight Director, Ernestine Shuswap Gets Her Trout, (On campus) Fight Director, A Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Talking, Snowy Range Summer Theatre, Laramie, WY Fight Director, Private Lives, Snowy Range Summer Theatre, Laramie, WY 2009 Director, The Underpants, Snowy Range Summer Theatre, Laramie, WY Fight Director, Macbeth, Shakes in ChyWy, Cheyenne, WY (invited) 2007 Director, How to Eat Like a Child, Oregon Conservatory for Performing Arts, Ashland, OR. 2006 Director, Treasure of the Caribbean, Oregon Conservatory for Performing Arts 2003 Director, Moss Gown, Idaho Shakespeare Festival School Tour, ISF, Boise, ID. 2002 Director, Jack Frost, Idaho Shakespeare Festival School Tour, ISF 2001 Director, Fiddler on the Roof, College of Idaho, Caldwell, ID KC/ACTF Production Respondent: Region III 2014 A Flea in Her Ear, Western Illinois University 2013 Bat Boy: The Musical, Western Illinois University Region VII 2012 Richard III, University of Northern Colorado Becoming, Boise State University 2011 US, Western Washington University 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Los Medanos College Rent, University of Colorado, Boulder Flowers for Algernon, Western Wyoming Community College 2010 Sir Patient Fancy, University of Northern Colorado A Streetcar Named Desire, Boise State University The Passage, College of Idaho Dead Man’s Cell Phone, College of Idaho The Music Man, Western Wyoming Community College Cabaret, University of Colorado, Boulder 2009 The Director’s Cut, Western Wyoming Community College Coyote on a Fence, Laramie County Community College Chess, University of Northern Colorado 2008 The Crucible, Western Wyoming Community College Beanie
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