BRENDON FOX is the Artistic Director of Peterborough Players in New Hampshire, as well as a director, teacher, author, producer whose work has been seen from Los Angeles to Prague. He has worked internationally at several theaters and training programs. His article “Directing Two Crucial Moments in El largo viaje del día hacia la noche” appeared in the Eugene O’Neill Review. Directing credits include: el cuento de invierno, Henry Six Part Three, De perdida de trabajo de amor, Prague Shakespeare Company; duodécima noche, Hanover Repertory (MA); Judith, Urbanite Theatre (World Premiere) (FL); Cien palabras para la nieve, Connecticut Rep (US Premiere); De perdida de trabajo de amor, Colorado Shakespeare Festival; Long Day’s Journey into Night, American Stage (FL); baskerville, Long Wharf Theatre (CT), and a co-production of Cleveland Playhouse / Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park (OH); Angels in America (Parts One and Two), PlayMakers Repertory Company (NC); Opus, Portland Center Stage (OR), Los dos caballeros de Verona, Houston Shakespeare Festival; How the Grinch Stole Christmas! y Mucho ruido y pocas nueces, Old Globe Theatre (CA). Brendon has helped incubate new work at Gulfcoast Playhouse’s New Play Festival in Florida, JAW in Portland, New Harmony Project in Indiana, and the Asolo New Play Festival. He has taught at programs such as Juilliard, USD / Old Globe, UNCo, FSU / Asolo Rep, and others. Member, SDC. His website is www.foxdirector.com.
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