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EMILY CLARK (Founder, Artistic Director) co-founded The Unknown Artists with Pamela Eberhardt in 2007. Emily, and the company, had their Off-Broadway debut with It’s About Time, which she co-directed and starred in, originating the role of Ashley. She will be playing Ashley again in the latest incarnation of the musical, now re-titled Silly, Nothing, Epic!, in February 2010 at Shetler Studios in NYC. A California native and current resident, Emily’s notable Los Angeles and regional theatre credits include RATED RSO (Boston Court, both LA productions); HAiR (Chance Theater, Multiple Ovation Nominee); The Eight: Reindeer Monologues (Chance Theater); The Brain from Planet X (Chance Theater, 2008 Festival of New American Musicals); Assassins (Chance Theater); Out of My Head (Powerhouse Theatre, Original Cast Recording); Merrily We Roll Along (Mechanicals Theatre Group); and The Rover (Chance Theater, featured on KOCE’s “Storefront Theatre Live.”) Emily recently starred in Slightly Dramatic, a hilarious cabaret show she wrote with the help of Ryan Scott Oliver, which she has performed at Sterling’s Upstairs at Vitello’s, and Caffeinated Cabaret. Proud company member of The Chance Theater and Artistic Board member of The Mechanicals Theatre Group. Emily is a graduate of UC Santa Cruz and LACHSA, and has studied with Shakespeare Santa Cruz, as well as the Upright Citizens Brigade. www.emilyclarkonline.com |
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PAMELA EBERHARDT (Founder, Artistic Director ) moved to California from New York at age 14 and entered the professional world of writing at 17 on the west coast. By her 20th birthday she had three original works produced in the Los Angeles area. Rising from sketch comedy writing and a background in theatre, Pam collected what she had learned over the years and compiled it into playwriting. She began collaborating on an idea for an original musical and since moving back to New York in '05, Pam hasn't stopped breathing this idea. She is thrilled to have met each member of the UA board and continues, with pleasure, to shape and master each and every new work that goes through this crazy family." |
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JACOB HARVEY (Creative Director) After graduating from the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, Jacob Harvey attended the BFA Acting program at Marymount Manhattan College. He found his home with The Unknown Artists after making his New York Off-Broadway debut directing the workshop of It's About Time, currently titled Silly, Nothing, Epic! He will be directing the upcoming production of Silly, Nothing Epic! in Feb 2010 at Shetler Studios in Manhattan. Other directorial credits include the premier of the new play Sunrise, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown and The Shape of Things for which Back Stage West called his directing "well targeted" . His acting credits include The Elephant Man (Ross), Othello (Iago), The Robber Bridegroom (Little Harp), A Midsummer Nights Dream (Bottom) and Fiddler on the Roof (Perchik). He also appeared Off-Broadway in the American premier of The RSC's The Old Law (Gnotho), The Ugly Duckling (King), The Inspector General(Korobkin), and Into the Woods. Jacob also freelances as a lighting designer, stage manager and production manager. He has worked with various educational theatre programs and a touring company in these positions. Jacob also currently serves as the co-artistic director of The Mechanicals Theatre Group based in Los Angeles, CA. |
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