Frank A. Barnhart
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Frank A. Barnhart | |
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| Occupation | Stage actor |
Frank A. Barnhart is an American actor, producer, director, and college professor. An openly gay man, his primary work is in Gay and lesbian theatre.
His one-man version of Marlowe's Edward the Second, titled One Edward 2, played the Wings Theatre in New York City in 1997.[citation needed] He was responsible for moving "The National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival" to Columbus, Ohio in 2002.[citation needed] He was director of The Columbus National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival through 2006.[1] In 2003 he received the OOBR Award for Outstanding off-off-Broadway Play for his production of Members of the Tribe.[citation needed] He is the former executive director of Actors' Theatre of Columbus, Ohio, which produces classic theater in an outdoor setting in German Village.[citation needed]
Barnhart is also a professor of theater and communication at Columbus State Community College located in Columbus, Ohio.[citation needed]
Honors
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- Outstanding Production, OOBR Award, (Off-off Broadway Review) 2003
- Harold Award, Theatre Roundtable 2002
- Critic’s Circle Award, Central Ohio Critic’s Circle 1997. 2002, 2004
- Community Service Award, Stonewall Union 1997, 2003
References
[edit]- ^ "About Us", The Columbus National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival, retrieved 2007-10-22
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