The Lying Kind
American Buffalo
The Gray Sisters

2009-2010 Season

The Lying Kind   Nov 20 - Dec 13, 2009
American Buffalo   Feb 12 - Mar 7, 2010
The Gray Sisters   Apr 30 - May 23, 2010
Gretchen

Gretchen Corbett

Gretchen spent much of her career in New York and Los Angeles performing on and off Broadway, in films and in dozens of television shows. For a number of years in Los Angeles she served as the Resident Director for the ASK theatre, where she directed numerous staged readings and workshops of new work. Upon moving to Portland, she created and ran the Haven Project for ten years, a non-profit organization that paired underserved children with professional theatre artists to create original theatre.

Theatre (partial list)
Third Rail: A Skull in Connemara, A Lesson From Aloes

Broadway: After the Rain, Forty Carats

Off Broadway: Arms and the Man, Iphigenia in Aulis, The Bench, The Justice Box, Henry VI –War of the Roses (NY Shakespeare), The Government Inspector, The Survival of Saint Joan

Long Wharf Theatre: Master Builder, Pasta Pageant

Mark Taper Forum: The Traveler, The End off Long Island, Woman in a Bathtub

Seattle Rep: Hunting Cockroaches, The Heidi Chronicles

Portland Center Stage: King Lear, Sylvia, Dancing at Lughnasa

Other theatres include: Eugene O’Neill Festival, Philadelphia Playhouse, Berkshire Theatre, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Repertory Theatre New Orleans, New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Back Alley Theatre. Los Angeles Actor’s Theatre, Sojourn Theatre

Film
Out of It, Let’s Scare Jessica to Death, The Other Side of the Mountain, King Cobra, Gathering Evidence

TV (partial list)
Series: Otherworld, The Rockford Files, Marcus Welby MD, Family

24 movies for TV, numerous episodes

Awards
Lead Actress: The Fox (LA Dramalogue), Voice of the Prairie (LA Critics), Molly Sweeney (Drammy), It Had to be You (Drammy), Happy Days (Drammy), A Lesson From Aloes (Drammy)

Direction: Ahnse and Buhle (Drammy)

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503-235-1101


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