Difference between revisions of "Jason Finkelman"
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Since moving to Austin in 2010, he has appeared in ''[[Rock]]'' and was the show director for [[The Seven Eight Sevens]]. | Since moving to Austin in 2010, he has appeared in ''[[Rock]]'' and was the show director for [[The Seven Eight Sevens]]. | ||
He is a member of Austin troupes [[The Intentions]], [[JTS Brown | He is a member of Austin troupes [[The Intentions]], [[JTS Brown (aka Array)]], [[Newsical]], and [[The Wombmates]]. | ||
==Troupes== | ==Troupes== | ||
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* [[The Seven Eight Sevens]] (director) (2012) | * [[The Seven Eight Sevens]] (director) (2012) | ||
* [[Duck Duck Boom]] (2011) | * [[Duck Duck Boom]] (2011) | ||
* [[JTS Brown aka Array]] (2013) | * [[JTS Brown (aka Array)]] (2013) | ||
* [[Newsical]] (2013) | * [[Newsical]] (2013) | ||
* [[The Wombmates]] (2013) | * [[The Wombmates]] (2013) | ||
Revision as of 21:29, 26 October 2013
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Jason Finkelman is an Austin improvisor.
History
Jason began performing improv after taking classes at the University of Florida in 2000. After college, he performed improv as a member of Just The Funny and Model Citizens in Miami, Florida and festivals throughout the country.
Since moving to Austin in 2010, he has appeared in Rock and was the show director for The Seven Eight Sevens.
He is a member of Austin troupes The Intentions, JTS Brown (aka Array), Newsical, and The Wombmates.
Troupes
- The Intentions (2010)
- The Seven Eight Sevens (director) (2012)
- Duck Duck Boom (2011)
- JTS Brown (aka Array) (2013)
- Newsical (2013)
- The Wombmates (2013)
Shows
