J.R. Sullivan's guest appearances

J.R. Sullivan

Talk Theatre in Chicago

Play On! Podcast

David Ivers

Brian Vaughn

Alan Cohen

Andy White

David Rosenberg

Tony Amendola

William Brown

Michael Shannon

Jack Zimmerman

Emily Skinner

Carmen Cusack

Steve Scott

Julius Caesar

Neil LaBute

John Mahoney

OwlTail

J.R. Sullivan, director of this season's production of The Odd Couple, discusses his experience during the production process.

J.R. Sullivan, director of this season's production of The Odd Couple, <br>discusses his experience during the production process.

Ep. 71 J.R. Sullivan, The Odd Couple

Director, J.R. Sullivan sits down with us to discuss his direction for the 2015 production of Amadeus. J.R. touches on the humanity of Peter Shaffer's play and the "peculiar torture" the character, Antonio Salieri faces when confronted with the talents of the great Mozart.

<h3>Director, J.R. Sullivan sits down with us to discuss his direction for the 2015 production of Amadeus. J.R. touches on the humanity of Peter Shaffer's play and the "peculiar torture" the character, Antonio Salieri faces when confronted with the talents of the great Mozart.</h3>

Ep. 36: J.R. Sullivan, Amadeus

Director of Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure, J.R. Sullivan discusses his direction of the iconic Sherlock Holmes character during the 2014 Fall Season at the Utah Shakespeare Festival, how he feels after the closing of his premiere Sense and Sensibility adaptation during the Summer Season, and his scene-stealing nature as a child actor.

<h3>Director of Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure, J.R. Sullivan discusses his direction of the iconic Sherlock Holmes character during the 2014 Fall Season at the Utah Shakespeare Festival, how he feels after the closing of his premiere Sense and Sensibility adaptation during the Summer Season, and his scene-stealing nature as a child actor.</h3>

Ep. 17: J.R. Sullivan

Transformation is both the subject and the central technique of Marie Jones' Stones in His Pockets, currently playing at Northlight Theatre. Director J.R. Sullivan and actors Brian Vaughn and David Ivers join Anne Nicholson Weber to talk about how they created signature gestures and silhouettes to distinguish the 15 characters that Vaughn and Ivers play between them.