School of Theatre Faculty
The faculty is devoted to crafting a student-centered environment that is collaborative, rigorous, and creative. We come from a diverse range of backgrounds in the theatre and entertainment industries. We are skilled mentors who continue our work in the profession. We are invested in the training and growth of our students.
Performance Faculty
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Lyn Adams
Adjunct Professor
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Luke Eddy
Assistant Professor of Movement
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Hal Kohlman
Assistant Professor of Acting
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Kris Kuss
Visiting Assistant Professor of Voice/Acting
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Bill Langan
Assistant Professor of Acting
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D. Lance Marsh
Professor of Acting and Head of Performance
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Tom McGowan
Artist-In-Residence
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Dr. Amy Osatinski
Assistant Professor of Theatre History
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Jeanie Sholer
Adjunct Professor
Design & Production Faculty
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Rachel Barnett
Associate Professor of Costume Design and Technology
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Dayna Brown
Adjunct Instructor of Make-Up
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Jeff Cochran
Professor of Stage and Production Management
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Brian Coleman
Visiting Assistant Professor of Technical Direction
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Courtney DiBello
Associate Professor of Stage Management
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Jason Foreman
Professor of Scenic Design, Head of Design and Production
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Jacob Henry
Assistant Professor of Sound and Media Design
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Larry Heyman
Associate Professor of Properties Design & Fabrication
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Aaron Mooney
Professor of Lighting Design
Our Staff
As stated in our mission statement "TheatreOCU's extensive production program reflects our value of producing live theatre as an integral part of the education of our students." In order to provide support to this statement, professional staff members support both our scene shop and costume shop. TheatreOCU students work side by side with these professionals in order to further their education.
Administration
The administration of the School of Theatre is sharply focused on creating success in both the classroom and the stage. In addition, the administration has a proven track record in supporting student growth and they are active members within the Oklahoma City community.
