Strangeloop Theatre is thrilled to announce the addition of three new Artistic
Associates to our company. All three are veterans of past Strangeloop productions.
The new members are:
Jean E. Burr is originally from Greensboro, North Carolina, but moved to
Chicago in the midst of the 2013 polar vortex. Although always in
pursuit of theatrical endeavors, she graduated from the University of
North Carolina at Wilmington with a major in Film
Studies and a minor in Japanese. She is an actress, singer, and dancer,
but she also enjoys costuming and set design/construction. You can find
her under the alias Harley Darling, performing with burlesque companies
like Gorilla Tango, Vaudezilla! and Plan
9. When not performing or solving problems at her muggle job (customer
service), Jean loves superheroes, her cat, mozzarella sticks and trying
to live every day like she's Furiosa from
Mad Max: Fury Road.
Justin Fill is extremely excited to be joining Strangeloop Theatre Company. Justin studied acting and digital storytelling at Ball State University, and is a member of the Society of American Fight Directors. Chicago credits include Theatre-Hikes and Forget Me Not Theatre. Justin's focuses are theatrical violence, music and integrating and interpreting technology into stage and film. When not immersed in the world of Theatre, Justin is a part of the pet-care industry, a courier and yogi in training. If you have time for an epic story, ask him about his WVO-powered RV.
John Morrison has worked as a director in Chicago for close to ten years. He is a proud member of the Bruised Orange Theater Company. He is an associate artist of Strangeloop where he assisted on Thinking Caps and directed last year's Loopshop play Spake. Favorite directing credits include Shuttle To Home, Autumn Leaves, Wyrd Sisters, The Bugaboo Room, Daddy Long Legs, Determination, The Nebraska Project, Geeks Vs. Zombies and Heft. jmorrisondirect.com
Currently, there are nine Company Members and three Associate Company Members in Strangeloop.
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