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Hal Kohlman is an Associate Professor of Acting and Directing at Oklahoma City University's Theatre department. He has taught at OCU since 2009, specializing in acting, directing, and theatre history. Previously, he taught at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) and holds a BA in English Literature from Rice University, an MFA in Directing for the Stage from the University of Texas at Austin, and additional studies in theatre history, theory, and criticism at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
- Bachelor of Arts: Rice University (English Literature)
- Master of Fine Arts: University of Texas at Austin (Directing for the Stage)
- Additional Studies: University of California, Santa Barbara (Theatre History/Theory)
His research interests span acting methodologies, play direction, and Shakespearean performance. He has collaborated extensively with Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park since 1998, starring in over 35 productions and directing three, including notable roles like Macbeth, Scrooge, and King Lear. His work emphasizes classical theatre and community engagement through local theatre productions.
- Award: Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park Hall of Honor
Hal advises students in acting and directing and actively contributes to Oklahoma's theatre community. He is a member of Actor’s Equity of America and has maintained a dual role as both educator and performer for decades.
He collaborates with multiple community theatres and serves as a key figure in Oklahoma’s theatrical ecosystem, blending academic rigor with professional practice.
