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BRENDAN STACKHOUSE is a New York City–based director, choreographer, teacher, and producer with a passion for reimagining classic stories and developing new musicals and plays. Most recently, he served as Resident Director for the U.S. National Tour of Les Misérables. His work also includes credits on Broadway, Off-Broadway, and at regional theaters across the United States.
For five seasons, he served on the Executive Board as the Resident Director for Hemlock Theatre Company on Staten Island, where he directed revamped productions of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Assassins, Big Fish, Dog Sees God, and Next to Normal. Additional recent credits include Summer of '42, Speech and Debate, Rocky, Dogfight, and Avenue Q. He has received Best Director awards for his work on The Wedding Singer and See What I Wanna See. Brendan has developed new plays and musicals at Dixon Place, the NYTB Choreographers Lab, Lowell Memorial Auditorium, Hudson Guild Theatre, The Little Victory Theatre, and through student organizations at Wagner College. He is currently attached to several new plays and musicals in development. |
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