Gary Glasgow (he/him) • Professor, Acting
Gad is the author of Performance, Identity, and Immigration Law: A Theatre of Undocumentedness . The book considers how contemporary U.S. theatre has presented so-called undocumented immigrants and how legal labels participate in processes of identity. Gad’s essays have appeared in Theatre Survey, Theatre Journal, Contemporary Theatre Review , the Journal of American Drama and Theatre and in the edited collections American Multicultural Identity, Theatre and Cartographies of Power: Repositioning the Latina/o Americas and 5 0 Key Figures in Queer US Theatre . He currently serves as Performance Review Editor for Theatre Journal . From 2004 to 2011, he was the education director for the Off-Broadway Vineyard Theatre. He is the author of a play for young actors, My Uncle Shakespeare , and has directed productions for Missoula Children’s Theatre, Boston Children’s Theatre and the John Harms Performing Arts Center, among others. Credits include Our Town (director, Webster University), Angels in America (dramaturg, Repertory Theatre St. Louis), The Little Prince (director, Webster University), The Ant and the Grasshopper and Greek Myths: Heroes and Monsters (director, Imaginary Theatre Company), the Love’s Labors Lost and Romeo and Juliet Green Shows (director, St. Louis Shakespeare Festival) and the Briefs Theatre Festival (dramaturg). Gad received the 2020 William T. Kemper Award for Excellence in Teaching at Webster University and served as chair of the Sargent Conservatory from 2020–2025. Jacob Noce (he/him) • Instructor, Technical Direction • BFA, Technical Direction, Webster University • At Webster since 2025 • email TBD Jacob Noce joins Webster University’s Sargent Conservatory of Theatre Arts as the instructor of technical direction, bringing with him a decade of hands-on experience
• BA, Vanderbilt University • BFA, Webster University • MFA, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• At Webster since 1993 • glasgoga@webster.edu
Gary Glasgow has been a faculty member in the Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University since 1993, where, in addition to Second-Year Movement, he teaches the Second- Year Acting sequence. As an actor, he has worked extensively in St. Louis and throughout the country. St. Louis venues include The Municipal Opera of St. Louis (more than 43 productions), the Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis (16 seasons), The Repertory Theater of St. Louis, Mustard Seed Theatre, The New Jewish Theatre, Upstream Theater and the Variety Children’s Theatre. Regional credits include work at the Starlight Theatre in Kansas City, Wisconsin Shakespeare Company and the Colorado Shakespeare Festival. In Chicago, he has worked with The Apple Tree Theater, Chicago Shakespeare Repertory, Lifeline Theatre and Pegasus Players. He has developed several new plays for the former St. Louis One-Act Play Festival. He is a recipient of the William T. Kemper Excellence in Teaching Award and a graduate of Webster University’s Global Leadership Academy (2016). Gary is a current member of Actor’s Equity. He obtained his certification in pilates through Pilates Unlimited in 2006, and in 2019, he completed the prestigious National Alliance of Acting Teachers -Teacher Development Program. Gad Guterman (he/him) • Associate Professor, Theatre History • BA, Cornell University • MA, New York University • PhD, The Graduate Center, City University of New York • At Webster since 2011 • gadguterman95@webster.edu
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