Theater Faculty and Staff List
Full Professor, School of Theater, CVPA
Edward Gero, (Associate Professor, B.A., Montclair State College) is Performance Area Head for the School of Theatre at Theater at George Mason University.Adjunct Faculty, School of Theater, CVPA
David Goldstein has over 20 years of professional experience as a screenwriter, having written (and rewritten) scripts for companies such as Disney, Sony, Paramount, Lucasfilm and Fox.Assistant Director, School of Theater, CVPA
Nicholas Kfoury Horner is a singer, voice-over artist, theatre actor, and director based in Washington D.C.Assistant Professor, School of Theater, CVPA
Mimsi Janis is an actor and teaching artist in the DC area.Associate Dean of Faculty Affairs and International Programs, CVPA
Professor, School of Theater, CVPAKristin Johnsen-Neshati is Associate Professor of Theater at George Mason University, where she has taught theater history, dramatic literature, dramaturgy and dramatic criticism since 1993.Executive Director, Mason Community Arts Academy and Assistant Professor, School of Theater, CVPA
Mary Lechter, (BA University of Maryland) is a graduate of University of Maryland, College Park with a BA in Theater and Speech Communications, Mary has been working professionally as an actor since 1985 in the Metropolitan Washington area, Los Angeles, and New York.Adjunct Faculty, School of Theater, CVPA
Kaiulani Lee, (B.A.,American University; Honorary Doctorate of the Arts, Bowdoin College, a student of Lee Strasberg, Sandy Meisner, Jerzy Grotowski and Uta Hagen).Adjunct Professor, School of Theater, CVPA
Ahmad Maaty is an Egyptian-American actor, dancer, choreographer, and singer.Writer in Residence, CVPA
Professor, School of Theater and Film and Video Studies, CVPAHeather McDonald (MFA, NYU Tisch School of the Arts) is professor of theater and head of playwriting and dramaturgy concentration.Adjunct Faculty, MUSICAL THEATER/VOICE,
Dewberry School of Music, CVPABorn in Washington D.C., Ian McEuen has garnered praise for his “focused, warm and consistently clear tenor,” and “vivid characterizations,” in both operatic and theatrical productions.