Clayton Guiltner

Clayton Guiltner is a producer, director, and acting coach, and is the Producing Artistic Director for The Grex Group Theatre in New York. Clayton is a hard working, disciplined artist who has exceptional leadership skills. With a Master of Fine Arts in Directing, a Master of Arts degree in Leadership, and a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre, he has a proven track record in producing quality theatre both commercially and on the academic level. Clayton’s attention to detail and ability to lead teams has awarded him many successful productions.

Some of his recent directing / producing credits include: Pranks (Grex Group, NYC), Happiness One Dollar (Grex Group, NYC), Not Since Adam: A New Play Reading (Grex Group, Los Angeles, CA), Miss Julie: The Strinberg Project (Grex Group, Nettw York City), Thirst (Grex Group Theatre, New York City), Ibsen's Women (Grex Group Theatre, New York City), The Pretentious Young Ladies (Grex Group Theatre, New York City), Insomniacs 24 Hour Play Festival (Grex Group Theatre, New York City), The Hairy Ape (Sanguine Theatre Company, New York City), The Bear (Bridge Theatre, New York City), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park, Oklahoma City), Same Time, Next Country (Chashama Theatre, New York City), Proof, Lucky Stiff: The Musical and Twelfth Night (Southern Arkansas University), Is He Dead? (University of Oklahoma), The Music Man (Southern Nazarene University) Guests for Dinner (The William Inge Theatre), Into The Woods (Muskogee Little Theatre), and Panda (Triad Theatre, New York City).

Clayton has several professional training credits, including master workshops in voice and movement and youth theatre from The American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco and the ACTER organization based in London. Clayton is a proud associate member of The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.