Jack Paterson
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Jack
is an award winning Vancouver director and actor. A
graduate of The Circle In The Square Theatre School
in New York, he has performed locally with The Arts
Club Theatre, Carousel Theatre, Bard On The Beach, Chemainus
Theatre Festival & was a regular performer in Savage
God's The Shakespeare Project. He was last seen in
The Blue Light at the Firehall Arts Centre.
Directing
credits include Vancouver's premiere of Titus
Andronicus, the award nominated Julius
Caesar and The Tempest
starring Gwynyth Walsh as Prospero. Click
Here for more.
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Jessie
Richardson Award nominations
The
Hobbit, directed by Jack for Carousel
Theatre, has been nominated for a whopping 4 Jessie
richardson Awards:
- Outstanding
Design, Theatre for Young Audiences
- Itai Erdal & Jeff Harrison (Lighting Design)
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Outstanding Performance, Theatre for Young Audiences
- Kristian Ayre (Bilbo)
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Outstanding Performance, Theatre for Young Audiences
- Tamara McCarthy (Old Took, Gollum)
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Outstanding Production, Theatre for Young Audiences
Out
Like Flynn, directed by Jack for Fugue
Free Theatre, has been nominated for:
- Outstanding
Original Script - Jeff Gladstone
Congratulations
to all the Jessie Richardson Award Nominees!
For
more about the Jessie Richardson Awards click here |
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Jack recently directed:
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Photo of Bilbo (Kristian Ayre) by Tim Matheson. Carousel
Theatre's production of The Hobbit, 2008.
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Carousel
Theatre
presents
Based on the Book by J. R. R. Tolkien;
Adapted by Kim Selody
Produced
by permission of and under license from Tolkien
Enterprises, a division of The Saul Zaentz Company,
and is copyrighted © 1999.
"Behold,
the Hobbit flies -- without special FX"
"...the simple things that live theatre
does best.."
Peter Bernie, Vancouver Sun
"...a
delightful (and creepy) assemblage of shadowy
creatures."
Michael Harris, The Globe and Mail
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www.carouseltheatre.ca
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Jack was last seen in
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The
Blue Light
Firehall
Arts Centre
"Hitler
(beautifully understated by Jack Paterson)"
Jerry Wasserman, The Province
"Jack Paterson as the despotic
fuhrer capably convey(s) the sad fact that these
creatures were all to human."
- Peter Bernie, The Vancouver Sun
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