Scott H. Wells
M.F.A. (Actor's Equity Association Candidate)
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As a theatre practitioner for 30+ years, I have been blessed with many opportunities to wear different hats in this exciting field. I'll do whatever I can to make a production great, whether it's my concentration or not.
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I have fond memories of working in the wardrobe department at the Orlando Shakespeare Festival, or operating sound and light boards for The Ft. Lauderdale Players, and especially dramaturgical work for The Black Stallion Literacy Project.
Alas, my career interests have shifted, but should the opportunity present itself, I'll be glad to audition for that 'perfect' role. I am honored to be currently sharing my experiences as an educator at Florida Atlantic and Nova Southeastern Universities as well as Broward College.
The following images are a collection that I have been permitted to publish.
I wish I could include every performance, but I hope this will give viewers a glimpse into the craft and art form I love and respect so well.
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Thank you...Scott
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Education and Training
2014
MFA in Acting | Florida Atlantic University
TRAINING and TECHNIQUES
Acting: Stanislavsky and Michael Chekov.
Voice: Fitzmaurice and Linklater techniques.
Movement: Alexander and Laban techinques.
2011
MH | Tiffin University
Master's Degree in the Humanities.
2004
BA in Theatre Arts | University of Central Florida
CONCENTRATION
Arts Administration
Literary Management
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Performance Portfolio Gallery
Select Roles: 2002Â to Present
The following performances were photographed at Florida Atlantic University as part of my graduate studies. The roles can be identified by clicking on an image and scrolling through the photos.
My professional credits during this time include roles in Jeffrey as Darius (2002 Orlando Fringe Festival), Romeo and Juliet in the ensemble (2005 The Hollywood Playhouse), The Normal Heart as Mickey Marcus (2005 The Public Theatre of South Florida), and A Comedy of Errors as Antipholus of Ephesus (2006 The Hollywood Playhouse).
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Directing Opportunities: 1997 to 2014
My directing credits include The Insanity of Mary Girard, 2003, for the Orlando Fringe Festival in Orlando, Florida, and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1997, for The Twelfth-Knight Players, Orlando, Florida.
However, In 2014 I was honored with an opportunity to co-direct a mainstage production for Florida Atlantic University. The play was Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco. My vision for the play was Brechtian in scope, marrying absurdity with realism. This was an all-women cast.
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Arabian Nights Dinner Theatre 1998 -2004
My 6-year engagement as the Genie for the Arabian Nights attraction in Kissimmee, Florida provided me with exciting opportunities to perform for audiences from all over the world. Our shows were 7 nights a week, the venue sat over 1500 people, and we were often sold-out. My favorite part, as the emcee of the show, was interacting with the audience and rousing their participation and excitement for the show. Below is the show's program during my tenure as their host.
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Select Roles: 1993 to 1998
The following roles were from various small professional theatres in South Florida and a Broward Community College production.
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Some other credits during this timeline would include my work at the University of Central Florida. Those roles included Melvin P. Thorpe in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1996) and an ensemble dancer in Oklahoma! (1997).
Contact Me
Get in touch with me directly by filling out the form.
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Although I am semi-retired from acting, I am currently working as an adjunct theatre professor with multiple colleges, as well as a certified instructional designer; however, I am available for coaching monologues and script analysis.
