Administration
- Richard E. T. White, Department Chair
- Jan Hubert, Resident Producer
- Rick MacKenzie, Production Manager
- Alyson Bedford-Baldwin, Administrative Assistant
Core Faculty
- Ellen Boyle
- Kathleen Collins
- Robin Lynn Smith
- Timothy McCuen Piggee
- Kate Myre
- Lisa Norman
- Hal Ryder
- David Taft
- John Kendall Wilson
Adjunct Faculty
- Geoffrey Alm
- Karen Armand
- Caroline Brown
- Aimée Bruneau
- Paul Budraitis
- Tinka Gutrick-Dailey
- Gretta Harley
- Elizabeth Heffron
- Marya Sea Kaminski
- Alyssa Keene
- Frances Leah King
- Rick MacKenzie
- Sarah Grace Marsh
- Keira McDonald
- Carol Roscoe
- Jodi Rothfield
- Chuck Sheaffer
- Kerry Skalsky
- Rhonda J. Soikowski
- Christine Sumption
- Stephanie Timm
- Katjana Vadeboncoeur
- Scott Warrender
- Terri Weagant
Aimée Bruneau
Adjunct Instructor
Acting
Aimée Bruneau has directed Cornish productions of Mac Wellman’s Cleveland, Michel Trembley’s Les Belles Soeurs and Caryl Churchill’s Top Girls, and recently directed The Taming of the Shrew for Seattle Shakespeare Company’s Wooden O. A proud fringe veteran, Aimée earned Artistic Pick of the Seattle Fringe Festival and the Artistic Pick Finalist prize for her directing work. Aimée served as Capitol Hill Arts Center’s Associate Artistic Director and Managing Director. She earned a Joseph Jefferson Citation for her performance in The Art of Dining and will appear in upcoming A Lie of the Mind with ACT’s Central Heating Lab. Aimée was nominated for a 2010 Audie Award for her audiobook narration of The House on Tradd Street. Her next book is So Much Pretty by Cara Hoffman. Aimée has taught at Highline and Shoreline Community Colleges, as well as Seattle University. She was Professor of Acting and Directing at Savannah College of Art & Design and traveled to LaCoste, France with her students in 2007. Aimée Bruneau earned her MFA in Acting from the American Conservatory and her BA in Theatre Arts from Virginia Tech.
