Jeffrey Mousseau is a theatre director, producer and curator, living in New York City and Hudson, NY. Recent
directorial work includes the world premiere of Aunt Leaf by Barbara Wiechmann at HERE Arts Center, NYC; the regional premiere of Or, by Liz Duffy Adams at Stageworks-Hudson; and Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House at American Southwest
Theater Company in residence at New Mexico State University. Other NYC credits include the world premieres of Power Lunch by Alan Ball at West Bank Cafe and Home for Contemporary Theater, and Andy Halliday's I Can't Stop Screaming at Theater at 224 Waverly Street.
Regional credits include many productions as
Founding Artistic Director of The Coyote Theater in Boston, recipient of
the Elliot Norton Award and
numerous Independent Reviewers of New England awards. During his 12-year
tenure,
highlights include Bash, American Notes, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Miss Julie,
Fool For Love and Blue Window. Other regional directing credits include the world premiere of Nahal Navidar's play, 110 Flights, at Proctors Theater and the regional premiere of Doug Wright's I Am My Own Wife
at Stageworks/Hudson as well as
productions at Provincetown Rep, Florida Studio Theatre and Tampa Players.
In academia, he is a frequent guest
artist at the University at Albany, directing Jesus Hopped the
'A' Train; Famous by Their Birth: Shakespeare Power Plays and Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party. He has also taught at Siena and Emerson Colleges and University at Albany. He is an alumni of HERE Arts Center's Artist in Residence Program (HARP). Currently at HERE, he curates StartHERE: Innovative
Theatre for Young People, a program he launched in 2009. In the producing arena, he is the General Manager of the National Asian
American Theater Festival, a biennial event taking place in venues
throughout New York City, and served as Program Director of Tribeca Performing Arts Center, NYC, for two seasons.
Above: Aunt Leaf HERE Arts Center/NYC Fool for Love Coyote Theater/Boston Jesus Hopped the "A" Train University at Albany
Jeffrey Mousseau is a theatre director, producer and curator, living in New York City and Hudson, NY. Recent
directorial work includes the world premiere of Aunt Leaf by Barbara Wiechmann at HERE Arts Center, NYC; the regional premiere of Or, by Liz Duffy Adams at Stageworks-Hudson; and Sarah Ruhl's The Clean House at American Southwest
Theater Company in residence at New Mexico State University.
Regional credits include many productions as
Founding Artistic Director of The Coyote Theater in Boston, recipient of
the Elliot Norton Award and
numerous Independent Reviewers of New England awards. During his 12-year
tenure,
highlights include Bash, American Notes, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Miss Julie,
Fool For Love and Blue Window. Other regional directing credits include the world premiere of Nahal Navidar's play, 110 Flights, at Proctors Theater and the regional premiere of Doug Wright's I Am My Own Wife
at Stageworks/Hudson as well as
productions at Provincetown Rep, Florida Studio Theatre and Tampa Players.
In academia, he is a frequent guest
artist at the University at Albany, directing Jesus Hopped the
'A' Train; Famous by Their Birth: Shakespeare Power Plays and Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party. He has also taught at Siena and Emerson Colleges and University at Albany.