• Nathan Stith is an actor and director with over 20 years of professional experience in New York and regional theatres around the country. He is a member of Actors' Equity Association, SAG/AFTRA, and the Musical Theatre Educators Alliance. He has appeared on stage with Placido Domingo in Cyrano de Bergerac at the New York Metropolitan Opera, spent several years on the Broadway National Tour of Jesus Christ Superstar, and played Bobby on the daytime Soap Opera One Life to Live. Other regional credits include Macbeth at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, White Christmas at the Arvada Center, and 1776 at Stage Door Theatre. He is an Artistic Associate at Oldcastle Theatre Company in Bennington, Vermont, where he has recently directed productions of 39 Steps and Brighton Beach Memoirs.

    • University of Colorado Boulder
    • “Leveraging Social Media: Musical Theatre Casting in the Digital Age.”  iBroadway: Musical Theatre in the Digital Age.  Jessica Hillman-McCord, ed.  Pallgrave, 2017.
    • “The Performative Nature of Filmed Reproductions of Live Performance.” Theatre Symposium 19.1 (2011). University of Alabama Press.
    • “Stereotyping Playwrights.”  Western States Theatre Review 18.1 (2012). New West Drama Conference Press.
    • Theatre Pedagogy
    • Musical Theatre History
    • Contemporary Musical Theatre
    • Acting Theory
    • Voice & Speech
    • Acting
    • Musical Theatre History
    • Musical Theatre Performance
    • New West Theatre Conference Scholarly Paper Competition: “Stereotyping Playwrights,” Spring 2012.
    • Meritorious Achievement Award, The Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival for Direction of A Broadway Christmas Carol, Fall 2012.
    • San Antonio Food Bank, Volunteer
    • Animeals - San Antonio Meals on Wheels, Volunteer