Rand Harmon Theatre

Dr. Rand Harmon, Assistant Professor of Theatre Studies at the University of Northern Colorado, is a theatre director, producer, educator, and a creative entrepreneur.  Professional directing credits include: Macbeth and The Crucible (UNCo), James and the Giant Peach (Phamaly Theatre Company, Denver), The Tempest (Colorado Shakespeare Festival Anti-bullying Initiative Tour 2013), Noises Off! (CU Boulder), Elevator Plays, Elevator Plays 2: Beyond the Norm!, Elevator Plays3, Macbeth, The Most Beautiful Lullaby You’ve Ever Heard, Marco Polo and InterLifeChangeCycle  (all site-specific productions for Specific Gravity Ensemble, Louisville, KY), The Tragedy of Julius Caesar and Sweet Bird of Youth (Indiana University Southeast), Twelfth Night ( Public Theatre of Kentucky, Bowling Green, KY), Ham Macbeth and The Ding Dongs; Or What is the Penalty in Portugal? (square product theatre, Boulder), and I Am My Own Wife (Pandora Productions, Louisville, KY). Rand Harmon holds a PhD in Theatre Studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and a Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Directing from The University of Texas at Austin.  

Rand Harmon, PhD, M.F.A.

[Photo: Woody Myers, 2020]