For over fourteen years, Chris Giordano has been an educator, director, and performer dedicated to inspiring the next generation of theatre artists. He has taught musical theatre, improv, audition technique, and acting with a wide range of organizations, including AMDA College and Conservatory, Inside Broadway, The New York Film Academy, TexARTS, the 92nd Street Y, Brooklyn Acting Lab, Kidville, The Play Group Theatre, KJK Productions, Camp Broadway, The Boys and Girls Club, and the Putney School Summer Program. At AMDA, he served as lead teacher for both the High School Summer Conservatory and the GAP Program for Acting.
 

Chris served as Managing Director of Brooklyn Acting Lab, where he developed curricula, policies, and systems for classes and faculty. He is a member of the Educational Theatre Association and has presented workshops and adjudicated at the New York Thespian Festival. He also contributed to the New York City Arts in Education Roundtable’s Teaching Artist Affairs Committee for two years.
 

As a professional theatre artist, Chris has worn many hats—actor, director, and producer. He spent three years as Producing Director of a Manhattan-based non-profit theatre company, producing six Off-Broadway shows, including an annual festival of ten-minute musicals presented at venues like Merkin Hall at Kaufman Music Center, The Signature Theatre, and West End Theater. His work in new musical development earned him invitations to adjudicate the Samuel French Off-Off-Broadway Short Play Festival. He also edited an anthology of ten-minute musicals and secured a licensing deal with Music Theatre International. See available producing services.