Kristan Seemel

Kristan Seemel, who has worked for Portland Center Stage for seven years, directed the play for Sand and Glass Productions, a new theater company in town.Kristan is leaving […more]

Contributors are Winston Goodbody, Patrick Wohlmut, Thom Trick, Kristan Seemal, Francesca Sanders, and Tim Krause.
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Half of the "On Stage" blog contributing writers have official affiliations with a Portland theatre company (Goodbody is a board member at CoHo; Krause is Marketing Director at Miracle; Trick is PR and Publications Manager at Portland Center Stage), and the other half (Wohlmut, Seemal - who is also Patron and Corporate Development Associate for PCS - and Sanders) are Portland-based writers, directors and actors; they will be contributing to the O's new blog completely pro bono. (for the record, as an affiliated freelance writer for WW, I also work as a part-time consultant for Chamber Music Northwest and freelance in the region as a professional singer, writer and stage director)

For more information, please contact Director of Development, Charlie Frasier, at > or 503/445-3742; or Corporate Development Associate, Kristan Seemel, at > or 503/445-3745.

Award winning playwrights Bill Johnson and Doug Baldwin speak about writing plays with Kristan Seemel, who reads and develops new plays for Portland Center Stage.
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Completing our panel will be Kristan Seemel, a local dramatist and director.He serves as the Literary Associate at Portland Center Stage where he handles new play submissions, administers new work development and aids in season selections.Seemel's previous local dramatist credits include Much Ado About Nothing for Portland Center Stage, Gilgamesh for the Haven Project and readings of Moore's Hazard Country and Fisher's Thunderbird for the Just Add Water/West Festival.Recently, Seemel directed the world premiere of Matthew B. Zrebski's The Vespiary for Stark Raving Theatre, Portland's theatrical home for new works.

Upcoming meetings in Portland include Nancy Osa and Trudy Ludwig speaking about writing social issues in children's literature April 5th; and a playwriting panel in May that features Bill Johnson (A Story is a Promise), Kristan Seemel, Portland Center Stage, and Camela Lanza-Weil, Bump in the Road Theater.

Kristan Seemel, who has worked for Portland Center Stage for seven years, directed the play for Sand and Glass Productions, a new theater company in town.Kristan is leaving his position as the corporate development coordinator to attend Brown/Trinity Rep Consortium in Providence, RI to get his MFA in directing.
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Also, Carlos gave Kristan a brand new draft, so even if you think you remember it from its public reading at JAW, this version is new!

For more information, please contact Director of Development, Charlie Frasier, at charlief@pcs.org or 503/445-3742; or Corporate Development Associate, Kristan Seemel, at kristans@pcs.org or 503/445-3745.

Kristan Seemel Patron & Corporate Devo.Associate

Kristan Seemel, Literary Associate, Portland Center Stage