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2015 Department Connections Survey 2015 DEPARTMENT CONNECTIONS SURVEY The Stage Management Special Topics class conducted a survey in October 2015 to explore the connections that the UI Theatre Department has to American theatres. While we may not be based in a large city, we have a network that reaches major theatres in nearly every state. This survey is designed for students to use as they apply for jobs and internships. If you would like more information on a particular theatre or a region, check the list to see which faculty, staff, students, and alumni have connections. Direct Connections mean that the respondents know people currently working at the theatre or have worked there themselves. Indirect Connections mean that they know people who have worked at the theatre or that they may be able to provide some background information on the theatre. The above map represents the depth of the UI Theatre Department’s connections in each state. In 2015, the University of Iowa Theatre Arts Department has connections to 323 theatre companies. Stage Management Special Topics ‘15 Nathan Brauner Kelsey Petersen Rachele Ekstrand Nicholas Steffes Alison Kochman Lindsay Warnick Katy McGlaughlin Lauren Watt Timothy Mizones Rachel Winfield Samantha Paradis David J. McGraw, Instructor Theatre Direct Connections Indirect Connections AL: Alabama Shakespeare Scott Schoonover Catie Councell Eric Forsythe Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Paul Kalina AK: Perseverance Theatre Megan Gogerty Lisa Schlesinger AR: Arkansas Rep Colin Bieker Kelsey Petersen AR: Arkansas Shakespeare Kelsey Petersen Colin Bieker Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Paul Kalina AZ: Arizona Theatre Company David McGraw Marisela Orta Tlaloc Rivas AZ: Borderlands Theatre Marisela Orta AZ: Childsplay David McGraw AZ: Phoenix Theatre Kelsey Petersen CA: 3Girls Theatre Company Marisela Orta CA: American Conservatory Theater Catie Councell Eric Forsythe William Goblirsch Paul Kalina Zach Twardowski Rachel Winfield CA: B Street Theatre Rachel Winfield CA: Berkeley Rep Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Paul Kalina Tlaloc Rivas Lisa Schlesinger Rachel Winfield CA: Brava Theater Marisela Orta CA: Campo Santo Marisela Orta CA: California Shakespeare Rachel Winfield Lucas Ingram Tlaloc Rivas CA: Casa 0101 Marisela Orta CA: Center Theatre Group Tlaloc Rivas Theatre Direct Connections Indirect Connections CA: Crowded Fire Marisela Orta CA: Custom Made Marisela Orta CA: Cutting Ball Theatre Marisela Orta CA: Deaf West Nic Steffes CA: Ferocious Lotus Theatre Company Marisela Orta CA: Golden Thread Theatre Company Marisela Orta CA: Impact Theatre Marisela Orta CA: Marin Theatre Company Megan Gogerty Tlaloc RIvas Marisela Orta Rachel Winfield CA: Mark Taper Forum Marisela Orta Paul Kalina Tlaloc Rivas CA: La Jolla Playhouse Molly Brown Lucas Ingram Paul Kalina Alison Kochman Tlaloc Rivas Zach Twardowski CA: Los Angeles Theatre Center Marisela Orta CA: Old Globe Marisela Orta Catie Councell Paul Kalina Tlaloc Rivas Zach Twardowski CA: Pasadena Playhouse Megan Gogerty Tlaloc Rivas CA: PCPA Alex Casillas Megan Gogerty R. Eric Stone Kelsey Petersen Melissa Turner Kaitlin Younger CA: Plaza Theatre Scott Schoonover CA: Repurposed Theatre Marisela Orta CA: San Diego Rep Tlaloc Rivas Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers CA: San Francisco Playhouse Marisela Orta Zach Twardowski CA: San Francisco Film Society Zach Twardowski Theatre Direct Connections Indirect Connections CA: San Francisco Mime Troupe Marisela Orta CA: San Francisco Shakespeare Festival Marisela Orta CA: San Jose Rep Rachel Winfield CA: South Coast Rep Marisela Orta Molly Brown Megan Gogerty Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Paul Kalina Anne Marie Nest Tlaloc Rivas Lisa Schlesinger Kaitlin Younger CA: Shotgun Players Marisela Orta CA: Syzygy Theatre Megan Gogerty CA: Teatro Vision Marisela Orta CA: Theatre Works Rachel Winfield Alan MacVey CA: Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum Rachel Winfield CO: Arvada Center for the Arts Leigh’Ann Andrews Melissa Turner CO: Colorado Shakespeare Festival Eric Stone Katy McGlaughlin CO: Curious Theatre Company Leigh’Ann Andrews Sam Collier Katy McGlaughlin Paul Kalina Anne Marie Nest Zach Twardowski CO: Denver Center Katy Karas Leigh’Ann Andrews Katy McGlaughlin Eric Forsythe Anne Marie Nest Paul Kalina Tlaloc Rivas David McGraw R. Eric Stone Marisela Orta Melissa Turner Scott Schoonover Zach Twardowski Kaitlin Younger CO: Horse and Cart Sam Collier CO: Su Teatro Marisela Orta CO: Theatreworks Katy McGlaughlin CO: Vilar Center for the Arts David McGraw Theatre Direct Connections Indirect Connections CT: Connecticut Players Colin Bieker CT: Eugene O'Neill Theatre Art Borreca Sam Collier Center Eugene O’Neill Theatre Katy Karas Catie Councell Center Cont. Alan MacVey Rachele Ekstrand Tlaloc Rivas William Goblirsch Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Paul Kalina Nina Morrison Lisa Schlesinger CT: Goodspeed Opera House Melissa Turner Leigh’Ann Andrews Robb Barnard Colin Bieker Paul Kalina Katy Karas Alison Kochman Nina Morrison CT: Hartford Stage Joshua Hinden Colin Bieker Alex Casillas CT: Long Wharf Colin Bieker Leigh’Ann Andrews Joshua Hinden Lucas Ingram Alan MacVey Lisa Schlesinger Melissa Turner CT: Yale Rep Joshua Hinden Leigh’Ann Andrews Melissa Turner Colin Bieker Art Borreca Katy McGlaughlin David McGraw Tlaloc Rivas Lisa Schlesinger Rachel Winfield DC: Arena Stage David McGraw Sam Collier Eric Forsythe Megan Gogerty Alison Kochman Tlaloc Rivas Lisa Schlesinger DC: Ford's Theatre David McGraw Marina Bergenstock Eric Forsythe Alison Kochman Lisa Schlesinger Theatre Direct Connections Indirect Connections DC: GALA Hispanic Theatre Tlaloc Rivas David McGraw Marisela Orta DC: The Shakespeare Theatre Sam Collier Paul Kalina David McGraw Anne Marie Nest Rebecca Tritten DC: Studio Theatre Megan Gogerty Sam Collier Melissa Turner Kelsey Petersen David McGraw DC: Woolly Mammoth Theatre Paul Kalina Marina Bergenstock Art Borreca Sam Collier Megan Gogerty Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Lisa Schlesinger Melissa Turner DE: Delaware Theatre Company Eric Forsythe FL: American Stage Theatre Kelsey Petersen FL: Asolo Theatre Company Elyse Fisher Leigh’Ann Andrews Catie Councell Eric Forsythe Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Paul Kalina Alison Kochman Tlaloc Rivas FL: Florida Studio Theatre Art Borreca Colin Bieker Kelsey Petersen Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers FL: GableStage Elyse Fisher FL: Gulfshore Playhouse Kelsey Petersen FL: Lost Girls Theatre Marisela Orta FL: Orlando Shakespeare Catie Councell Marina Bergenstock Kelsey Petersen FL: Riverside Theatre Megan Gogerty Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Theatre Direct Connections Indirect Connections FL: Universal Studios Leigh’Ann Andrews Molly Brown Paul Kalina FL: Walt Disney World & Parks Leigh’Ann Andrews Robb Barnhard Colin Bieker Molly Brown Catie Councell Paul Kalina Katy Karas Melissa Turner GA: Actors Express Catie Councell Mathias Blake Megan Gogerty Tlaloc Rivas GA: Alliance Theatre Company Art Borreca Tlaloc Rivas Catie Councell Lisa Schlesinger Megan Gogerty GA: Aurora Theatre Catie Councell Marisela Orta GA: Dad's Garage Catie Councell Katy McGlaughlin Mathias Blake Megan Gogerty Lisa Schlesinger GA: Horizon Theatre Matt Schutz GA: Serenbe Playhouse Catie Councell GA: Synchronicity Performance Group Catie Councell R. Eric Stone Megan Gogerty Lisa Schlesinger GA: Pushpush Theatre Lisa Schlesinger IL: About Face Theatre Megan Gogerty Art Borreca Paul Kalina Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Sam Collier Tlaloc Rivas Lisa Schlesinger IL: Chicago Dramatists Eric Forsythe Art Borreca Tlaloc Rivas Paul Kalina Lisa Schlesinger Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Megan Gogerty Marisela Orta Theatre Direct Connections Indirect Connections IL: Chicago Shakespeare Theatre David McGraw Scott Schoonover Kaitlin Younger William Goblirsch Paul Kalina Mathias Blake Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Kevin Dudley IL: The Chicago Theatre Mathias Blake IL: Collaboration Theatre Company Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Tlaloc Rivas IL: Court Theatre Paul Kalina William Goblirsch Tlaloc Rivas Marina Bergenstock Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Lisa Schlesinger IL: Drury Lane Theatre Kaitlin Younger IL: The Gift Theatre Eric Forsythe Tim Mizones Paul Kalina Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers IL: Goodman Theatre David McGraw Alison Kochman Eric Forsythe Kaitlin Younger Paul Kalina Alex Casillas Tlaloc Rivas Katy Karas Lisa Schlesinger Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Marisela Orta Robb Bernard IL: Halcyon Theatre Marisela Orta IL: House Theatre Paul Kalina IL: Hypocrites Theatre Company Paul Kalina Frank Rose Tlaloc Rivas Scott Schoonover Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Lisa Schlesinger IL: Illinois Shakespeare Eric Stone IL: Lifeline Theatre Paul Kalina IL: Little Theatre on the Square Katy McGlaughlin Scott Schoonover Theatre Direct Connections Indirect Connections IL: Lookingglass Theatre Co. Paul Kalina Kaitlin Younger Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Frank Rose David McGraw Matt Schutz Mathias Blake Leigh’Ann Andrews Lisa Schlesinger Robb Bernard IL: The Mammals William Goblirsch IL: Metropolis PAC Frank Rose William Goblirsch Paul Kalina IL: The Neofuturists Paul Kalina David McGraw Alan MacVey Lisa Schlesinger IL: Next Theatre Lisa Schlesinger IL: Northlight Theatre Kaitlin Younger Lauren Watt Paul Kalina Frank Rose Eric Forsythe Lisa Schlesinger IL: Paramount Theatre Kaitlin Younger IL: Oak Park Theatre Festival Paul Kalina IL: Organic Theatre William Goblirsch IL: Raven Theatre William Goblirsch Paul Kalina Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers IL: Rivendell Theatre Ensemble Lisa Schlesinger Paul Kalina Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Tlaloc Rivas IL: Stage Left Paul Kalina Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers IL: The Second City Paul Kalina Kaitlin Younger Kristy Hartsgrove Mooers Frank
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