Michael Liebhauser
 
 

Here’s What I’ve Got Coming Up:

“Church” (reading) - Him - January 12th at The Producer’s Club in Manhattan

”The Play That Goes Wrong” - Max/Stunt and Combat Choreography - Feb 6th - March 1st at Wolfbane Theater Company in VA

Lyricist/Bookwriter for a New Musical - First workshop April 10-12 at Milwaukee Chamber Theater


With Judith Stillman in Amadeus at The Gamm Theater. Photo Cat Laine

Comedy of Errors at Theater at Monmouth. Photo Kat Moraros

With Alexandra Fortin in Dear Jack Dear Louise at 59e59. Photo by dir. Stephen Nachamie

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Photo by j. Demetrie

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Reels

Commercial Demo Reel

Singing at 54 Below with Rachel Eskenazi-Gold & Sheridan Stevens

 

Television Reel- Michael Liebhauser

Scenes from a recent History Channel appearance.

Voiceover Reel

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Measure for Measure at Interlochen Shakespeare Festival. Photo Edward T. Morris

Rat Pack Lounge at Florida Repertory Company. Photo Nick Adams

Describe The Night at The Gamm Theater. Photo Cat Laine

Writing Samples:

“The Ballad of Mr. Softee”: a twenty minute one man musical about the plight of an immigrant doctor turned ice cream salesman. I did the lyrics and Sheridan Stevens did the music and sings on the demo.

 “Leader of Isis” I wrote this and other cabaret songs with Sheridan Stevens (at the piano). For some other fun but truly ancient samples of our work, please CLICK HERE. You can also check out our shout-out in The New York Times.

Reviews

Backstage of Clue at GVT photo Michael Kushner for The Backastage Project

Michael Liebhauser, as the Cornley director, manages to infuse a bit of gravitas into his dual role as the company’s bumbling policeman, while expressing frustration when his cast can’t remember their cues or blocking or lines.
— Boston Globe for "The Play That Goes Wrong"
And Michael Liebhauser’s Richard is phenomenal and complex, a likable creep, fascinating in his indefatigability, charming in his brilliance and word play, impressive in his manipulation, terrifying in his bloodthirst, and yet utterly pitiful.
— -Encore Michigan for "Richard III"
Michael Liebhauser deserves praise for his accent work in particular, and performances in general.
Liebhauser’s scenes with Carpenter where he plays a man who has lost his memory are particularly
heartbreaking
— Broadway World for "Incognito"
The gender-swapped pair of Oberon (Deb Martin) and Titania (Michael Liebhauser) are a delight to watch, and their scenes crackle.
— Broadway World for "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
[His] Edmund, embodied exquisitely with conniving sex appeal.
— Encore Michigan for "King Lear"
...played by the lanky, mischievous Michael Liebhauser, who lopes around grinning like Jack Skellington with an orange pompadour
— City Pages for "Picnic Operetta"
You’re funny, but you’re loud.... and sweaty
— 3rd Grader from Concordia Elementary.

The Play That Goes Wrong at The Lyric Stage Company of Boston

The Cure at Troy at Quintessence Theater Group

Young Frankenstein at Short North Stage

Stage Combat Instruction

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I’ve been involved with Stage Combat for as long as I’ve been an actor, and it’s far and away my favorite thing to teach.

Certifications

Associate Instructor for Dueling Arts International – Unarmed, Rapier, Quarterstaff, Broadsword, Rapier & Dagger, Contemporary Violence

Fight Direction

Play That Goes Wrong - Lyric Stage Company Boston, Wolfbane Theater

Richard III- Interlochen Center for the Arts

The Maids, Taming of The Shrew - Clark University

The Heart of Robin Hood – Interlochen Center for the Arts

Julius Caesar - Interlochen Center for the Arts

Romeo and Juliet – Gamm Summer Institute

Assistant Fight Direction

The Scarlet Pimpernel - John W Engeman Theater

King Lear, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing - Interlochen Shakespeare Festival


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