Meghan Heimbecker
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Meghan Heimbecker is a professional actress, director and teaching artist in the Philadelphia area.
A conservatory trained and Barrymore nominated actress, Meghan has toured the country with productions out of New York and has worked with many of Philadelphia's theatre companies.
Coming Up...
July 2009
Meghan will be playing Sister James in Doubt with the Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre Company. Visit www.picttheatre.org for details and tickets.
Recently...
May 2009
Meghan will be directing a 20 minute version of the children's book titled The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Junk Food for the new Please Touch Museum. For details, visit:
March 2009
Read the article on BroadwayWorld.com :
http://broadwayworld.com/article/THE_BERENSTAIN_BEARS_Comes_To_WST_For_Kids_321_27_42_4_20090310
Meghan will be directing a world premiere musical on the Walnut Street Theatre's Mainstage. The Berenstain Bears: Family Matters has been commissioned by the Walnut to be a part of their children's theatre series. Book, Music and Lyrics by Michael Borton. Visit the link below for more information about this production: www.walnutstreettheatre.org/season/bears.php
Feburary 2009
Choreographing Annie, Jr. at the Baldwin School for Girls will be this month's main activity. Eric Thompson will music direct and Cynthia Angst will direct.
December 2008/January 2009
Meghan assistant directed A Streetcar Named Desire at the Walnut Street Theatre. The show will run through March 1st.
October/November 2008
Meghan will be doing InterAct Theatre Company's first show of their 2008-2009 season in Philadelphia this fall. The War Party is an east coast premiere - about politics, power, friendship and independent women. For more information, visit:
September 2008
The Boy Who Cried Bully will be mounted again as part of the Walnut Street Theatre's Outreach Touring Theatre Program. Meghan will be directing a new group of actors for this tour which will run throughout the school year. Call 215-574-3550 x584 to book a show for your school or community group.
August 2008
Dorothy!! No, it's not The Wizard of Oz (that was in 8th grade), but Meghan is headed to Kansas this summer to perform in the all women's musical, Quilters. The Great Plains Theatre's website is:
http://www.greatplainstheatre.com/
July 2008
Meghan will be performing Shakespeare in the Park with Theatre Horizon. Bring your blankets, chairs, snacks and drinks while you enjoy some of Shakespeare's most funny, dramatic, loving and bawdy scenes and monologues. Tuesday, July 22nd in Ambler, PA and Saturday, July 26th in Bryn Mawr, PA. Visit www.theatrehorizon.org and click on "Shakespeare in the park" on the left for further details.
May/June 2008
Meghan is working as the dialect coach for The Theatre of the Seventh Sister's upcoming production, Seed of a Nation. This show is about the founding of Lancaster, PA. Dialects included are: German, PA German, British, Cockney, Irish, French, Yiddish, West Indian, West African, Native American and Scots-Irish. www.seventhsister.com
April/May 2008
Come to The Montgomery Theater to see William Inge's drama titled Picnic from April 18 - May 10, 2008. Meghan will be playing the role of Madge Owens, known most notably by Kim Novak's performance in the 1955 film version. For further information on the production and tickets, visit www.montgomerytheater.org
March 2008
Meghan recently assistant directed Quartet at the Walnut Street Theatre's Independence Studio on 3! Visit http://www.walnutstreettheatre.org/season/quartet.php to learn more about this funny, sentimental and poignant production.
February 2008
The national UPTA conference was held in Memphis, TN from Feruary 8 - 11. Meghan traveled there to audition, see some shows and meet lots of great theatre people. A wonderful weekend!
January 2008
Meghan is directing The Boy Who Cried Bully for the Walnut Street Theatre's Touring Outreach Company.
