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
Hal Ryder
Professor
Acting Classical Texts
Hal has directed plays and taught acting for almost 40 years. Hal founded and is CEO of Educational Arts Resource Services (EARS, Inc.), dedicated to the creation of support material/ media for Arts Education. In 2010 Hal formed World Arts Access a non-profit that received a 1.3 million dollar contract for Radio Drama in Yemen. WAA is continuing that work currently. In a program sponsored by Freehold Theater, Hal taught drama workshops to men at the Monroe Correctional Center. He served as artistic and executive director of Open Door Theatre, a company helps prevent child sexual abuse. He has run theater companies in London and Florida and Washington and headed the postgraduate professional training at the Drama Studio at Berkeley. He served as a drama specialist on the Navajo Reservation, and as the director of Sitka Arts Fine Arts Camp in Alaska. In fall 2004 he was a visiting artist in Lahore, Pakistan. Hal is an actor and member of SAG and AFTRA. He holds a BA from the University of Washington, is a graduate of Drama Studio London, and attended the University of Arizona and the University of Miami.
