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Some of Gaitley’s acting and directing credits are noted below with more detailed information available via the tabs at left. Gaitley recently moved to New York City from Dallas where he lived for eleven years working as an actor, director and producer. In addition to serving as Artistic Director of Dallas’ Deep Ellum Opera Theatre and directing many productions of plays and musicals, he also performed in numerous productions from stage plays and musicals to operas and operettas. He is pleased to have finally made the move to the Big Apple and is thrilled to call Hell’s Kitchen home! Gaitley can be contacted at: actorNtheKitchen@aol.com.
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SELECTED ACTING CREDITS - MUSICALS:
Martin in A Grand Night for Singing, Randy Curtis in Lady in the Dark (dir. Jack Lee), Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady, Adam in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Georg in She Loves Me, Oscar in Sweet Charity, and Bruce in On the Twentieth Century. Gaitley was also honored to have created the role of Allen Poole in Lyric Stage’s world premier of Ed Dixon’s Cather County under the direction of Drew Scott Harris and Nyela Basney.
SELECTED ACTING CREDITS – STAGE PLAYS:
Jim in Red Cross, Bo Decker in Bus Stop, Flute in Midsummer Night’s Dream (dir. John Hirsch), Geronte in Doctor in Spite of Himself and Trent in The Vaudevillian (John Housemann’s The Acting Company).
SELECTED DIRECTING CREDITS:
The Glass Menagerie, Working, Mata Hari (world premier), H.M.S “Starship” Pinafore, The Telephone, Amahl and the Night Visitors, Old Maid and the Thief, The Pirates of Penzance, The Sound of Music, A Christmas Memory (world premier), and Man of La Mancha.
TRAINING:
MFA (Acting) Southern Methodist University, 1988
HONORS:
1998 Leon Rabin Award Winner – Best Actor in a Musical, My Fair Lady
1997 Leon Rabin Award Winner – Best Actor in a Musical, Sweet Charity
UNION AFFILIATIONS:
Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), Screen Actors Guild (SAG), American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) and American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA).
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