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Skip Greer

Skip Greer has been an actor, director and teacher for over 35 years. He was the Artist in Residence/Director of Education at Geva Theatre  in Rochester, NY for 25+ years, where he lives with his wife, actor Brigitt Markusfeld.  Other theatres include the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, American Conservatory Theatre, San Jose Repertory Theatre, Cape Playhouse, Indiana Rep Theatre, Barrington Stage Company, Portland Stage Company, White Heron Theatre Company, Sacramento Theatre Company, Studio Arena, Syracuse Stage, Santa Cruz Shakespeare (where he directed King Lear for the festival's 50th anniversary), and Gary Marshall's Falcon Theatre, where he directed Charles Durning, Jack Klugman, Paul Dooley and Graville Van Deusan in the sold out Golf With Alan Shepard. Skip has toured Europe, Africa, Asia, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand and the Cook Islands teaching and performing theatre. He just played Ted Kaczinsky, the Unabomber, in Carter Lewis' Men in Cabins in July and will be directing The World to Come by Ali Viteri at Centerstage JCC - opening in March.  (Further information and complete CV can be found at skipgreer.com.)