Jeffrey Mosser

Jeffrey Mosser is a Lecturer in the Theatre Department at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. His work focuses on immersive theatre practices, ensemble-based creation, and the intersection of art and community engagement. He is a co-founder of Project: Project, an ensemble dedicated to innovative performance forms.

Education:

• MFA in Directing, Northwestern University
• BA in Theatre Arts and Psychology, Winona State University

Research & Practice: Mosser explores experimental theatre formats such as documentary-style performances and site-specific adaptations. His projects include How May I Connect You? (Or, Scenes in the Key of D:\) and Shiver: A Fairytale of Anxious Proportions. He has directed works like O GURU GURU GURU…, Crime and Punishment, and Twelfth Night at Northwestern University.

Podcast & Advocacy: Through his podcast From the Ground Up (@FTGUPod), Mosser investigates collaborative theatre-making processes and sustainable funding models. He has also served as Community Outreach Director for the Plays for Presidents Festival, coordinating nationwide productions of 44 Plays for 44 Presidents.

Training: He has trained with renowned institutions such as Dell’Arte International, Pig Iron Theatre Company, and Double Edge Theatre, alongside working with artists like Augusto Boal and Giovanni Fusetti.