Mark W Brotherton

• Associate Professor
• Voice and Dialects
• mark.brotherton@ucf.edu
• Campus Location: PACT214

Mark Brotherton is a tenured Associate Professor in Performance. Before arriving at UCF, Mark was an assistant professor at The University of Oklahoma, where he directed and performed in numerous productions and also coordinated the SummerWind Arts Festival for the University, which produced more than 100 different art/performance events over a ten-day period. Outside of the academic world, Mark has worked as actor in New York City and throughout the country. Since his arrival at UCF, Mark has directed Children of a Lesser God, Table Manners, Round and Round the Garden, The Cardigans, The Butterfingers Angel, Equus, Anything Goes, Orphans, Crazy for You, I Love My Wife, Ain't Misbehavin', Look Homeward Angel, Laundry and Bourbon, Lone Star, The Balcony Scene, The Gin Game, Steel Magnolias, The Visit, Noises Off, Cabaret, and Leading Ladies at UCF, and A Christmas Carol, You Can't Take It With You and It's a Wonderful Life at The Orlando Repertory Theatre. As an actor, he appeared in Laughter on the 23rd Floor, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Run for Your Wife, Big River, Equus, Sabrina Fair, Amadeus, Tintypes, Glengarry Glen Ross, The Nerd, The Lady's Not for Burning, The Merry Wives of Windsor and Misalliance at UCF, The Diary of Anne Frank and Thomas Edison Invents (also co-author) at The Orlando Repertory Theatre and Othello at the Orlando-UCF Shakespeare Festival. Mark received his B.F.A. from S.U.N.Y. at Purchase and his M.F.A. from Penn State.

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Updated: Aug 28, 2017