Directing

Stephen Nunns is a cofounder of Baltimore-based theatre ensemble, The Acme Corporation, and co-directed the company’s 24-hour production of Samuel Beckett’s Play, which won Best Production in the City Paper‘s Best of Baltimore for 2013. He also directed Single Carrot Theatre’s production of Václav Havel’s The Memo, which won Best Revival in the paper’s Best of Baltimore list in 2014. Before coming to Baltimore, Stephen lived in New York City for fifteen years, directing, writing, and composing music for theatre pieces at a variety of off-off Broadway venues. He was an associate artist at the seminal avant-garde theatre company Mabou Mines, where he created three theatre pieces, including the Obie Award-winning The Boys in the Basement.

Productions

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Follow No Strangers To All The Fun Places by Lola Pierson (May, 2018)

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Stranger Kindness, adapted, arranged, and directed by Stephen Nunns and Lola Pierson (December, 2016)

Fucking A by Suzan Lori Parks: Iron Crow Theatre (February, 2017)

Blind from Here by Alix Fenhagen: Single Carrot Theatre (June, 2015)

The Memo by Václav Havel: Single Carrot Theatre (May, 2014)

Killer’s Head by Sam Shepard: The Acme Corporation (November, 2013)

Rockaby by Samuel Beckett: The Acme Corporation (November, 2013)

Apartment 213 by Joseph Ritsch: Iron Crow Theatre (November, 2013)

Play by Samuel Beckett (co-directed with Lola B. Pierson): The Acme Corporation (April 2012)

Not I by Samuel Beckett: The Acme Corporation (March, 2012)

The Natasha Plays (2010) by Yaroslava Pulinovich, translated by John Freedman: Towson University, the Charlestown Working Theatre in Massachusetts, Mabou Mines ToRoNaDa Space in New York City, the Varna Summer Festival in Bulgaria, and Istropolitana Projekt in Bratislava, Slovakia.