Sometimes we sit together on the bench in front of the theater.
WE ARE
an ensemble of professional theater artists who operate out of the Harbor Stage in Wellfleet, MA. In 2012, our co-founders banded together to return an artist-run operation to the iconic seaside theater where we'd first met. Our effots have garnered overwhelming critical praise and rejuvenated the Harbor's artists, audience, and artistic reputation. The Harbor Stage Company is a 501(c)(3) incorporated non-profit. Read more about our mission here.
BIOS
an ensemble of professional theater artists who operate out of the Harbor Stage in Wellfleet, MA. In 2012, our co-founders banded together to return an artist-run operation to the iconic seaside theater where we'd first met. Our effots have garnered overwhelming critical praise and rejuvenated the Harbor's artists, audience, and artistic reputation. The Harbor Stage Company is a 501(c)(3) incorporated non-profit. Read more about our mission here.
BIOS
Jonathan Fielding
Jonathan is an actor originally from Texas. He has been part of the Broadway productions of Pygmalion, The Seagull, and Noises Off and most recently as Charles Haversham in The Play that Goes Wrong. Jonathan has worked regionally at the Old Globe, Agnes Table, Penguin Rep, Ford's Theatre in DC, The Ivoryton Playhouse, The Public Theatre of Maine, and Amphibian Stage Productions in Texas where he is also an Artistic Associate. Jonathan studied theater performance at TCU in Fort Worth and holds an MFA from Rutgers, Mason Gross School of the Arts. He has taught acting at Pace University and NYU's Steinhardt School. Website: fieldingonline With the Harbor: Hedda Gabler (Tesman), Church (Reverend Jose), The Seagull (Trigorin), The Billingsgate Project (Haley), Fool for Love (Martin), Artist Descending a Staircase (Martello), Sister Play (William Casy), A Doll's House (Torvald), Northside Hollow (Playwright), Detroit (Ben), Miss Julie (John), The Kritik (Volya), The River (Director), The Deer and the Antelope (Beemb).
Stacy Fischer
Stacy has been an actor and educator in the Boston area for over ten years. She has worked with Deana’s Educational Theater and Theatre Espresso on developing and performing comprehensive educational theater programs. New England credits include pieces with The Lyric Stage (Elliot Norton Award for Best Actress), Huntington Theatre, The Nora Theatre Company, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, New Repertory Theatre, Boston Art Theatre, The Sugan, Stoneham Theater, Boston Playwright’s Theater, Publick Theatre, Village Theater Project, Gloucester Stage, Speakeasy Stage, North Shore Music Theater, and CentaStage. Stacy graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Emerson College. With the Harbor: Hedda Gabler (Mrs. Elvsted), The Seagull (Masha), The Billingsgate Project (Jean), Fool for Love (May), Uncle Vanya (Yelena), Sister Play (Lilly), A Doll's House (Nora), Detroit (Mary), Miss Julie (Christine), The Kritik (Alexandra), The River (Another Woman), The Weir (Valerie).
Robert Kropf
Robert is the Artistic Director of the Harbor Stage Company. He has worked extensively as an actor/director with Wellfleet Harbor Actors' Theatre (under Jeff Zinn), as well as the American Repertory Theatre (under Robert Brustein), Yale Summer Cabaret, Illinois Shakespeare Festival, & self produced Waiting For Godot, Uncle Vanya, and On An Average Day at the Boston Center for the Arts. Robert has written new versions of Hedda Gabler, A Doll's House, The Seagull, Three Sisters, Miss Julie, and Ingmar Bergman's Persona. He is a graduate of the ART Institute at Harvard University. With the Harbor: Hedda Gabler (Adapter/Director, Lovborg), Sticks & Bones (Ozzie), The Seagull (Adapter/Director), The Billingsgate Project (John), Fool for Love (Eddie), Uncle Vanya (Adapter/Director, Astroff), Sister Play (Malcolm), A Doll's House (Adapter/Director, Krogstad), Northside Hollow (Gene), Detroit (Kenny), Miss Julie (Adaptor/Director), The Kritik (Kazmir), The River (Man), Glengarry Glen Ross (Roma), Persona (Director), The Weir (Director), Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (George), The Deer and the Antelope (Paulie).
Brenda Withers
Brenda is a writer and actor. She has appeared onstage at places like A.R.T., Actors Theatre of Louisville, Geva Theatre, PS122, Hartford Stage, Amphibian Stage, and the McCarter. Her plays include Matt & Ben, The Ding Dongs, and String Around My Finger, which was recently awarded Portland Stage's Clauder Prize. Brenda is a Huntington Playwriting Fellow and has enjoyed residencies with New Georges and the Camargo Foundation. She studied drama and religion at Dartmouth College. With the Harbor: Hedda Gabler (Hedda), Church (Director/ Reverend Brenda), Sticks & Bones (Harriet), The Seagull (Arkadina), The Billingsgate Project (Playwright/Rebecca), Artist Descending a Staircase (Sofie), Sister Play (Anna), A Doll's House (Mrs. Linde), Northiside Hollow (Playwright/Kath), Detroit (Sharon), Miss Julie (Miss Julie), The Kritik (Playwright), The River (Woman), Everything is Established (Plaster), Persona (Nurse Anna), Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Martha), The Deer and the Antelope (Jamie/Playwright).
John Malinowski
Resident Lighting Designer - John first came to Wellfleet in 1989 to design lighting for Jeff Zinn’s production of Buried Child at the Harbor. He lit over 16 productions thru 1997 including Simpatico, Cosmologies, and Baltimore Waltz. He attended Harvard College followed by the A.R.T. Institute under Robert Brustein. With a keen interest in new scripts and devised works, John designed over 100 world and New England premieres and received an Elliott Norton Award for design work in 1996. His work has been seen at Central Square Theatre, New Repertory Theater, Wheelock Family Theater, and the American Repertory Theater. From 2008 - 2013 he designed over 20 productions on the Julie Harris stage at WHAT. John has taught design at Brandeis University, Suffolk University and Northeastern. With the Harbor: Hedda Gabler, Church, The Seagull, Billingsgate Project, Uncle Vanya, Fool for Love, Artist Descending a Staircase, Sister Play, A Doll’s House, Detroit, Miss Julie, The Kritik, The River, Everything is Established, Glengarry Glen Ross, Persona, The Weir, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, The Deer and the Antelope.
Resident Lighting Designer - John first came to Wellfleet in 1989 to design lighting for Jeff Zinn’s production of Buried Child at the Harbor. He lit over 16 productions thru 1997 including Simpatico, Cosmologies, and Baltimore Waltz. He attended Harvard College followed by the A.R.T. Institute under Robert Brustein. With a keen interest in new scripts and devised works, John designed over 100 world and New England premieres and received an Elliott Norton Award for design work in 1996. His work has been seen at Central Square Theatre, New Repertory Theater, Wheelock Family Theater, and the American Repertory Theater. From 2008 - 2013 he designed over 20 productions on the Julie Harris stage at WHAT. John has taught design at Brandeis University, Suffolk University and Northeastern. With the Harbor: Hedda Gabler, Church, The Seagull, Billingsgate Project, Uncle Vanya, Fool for Love, Artist Descending a Staircase, Sister Play, A Doll’s House, Detroit, Miss Julie, The Kritik, The River, Everything is Established, Glengarry Glen Ross, Persona, The Weir, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, The Deer and the Antelope.