Stephen Tyler Howell
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Birth Place: Arlington, TX
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An LA local, Texan, recently living in New Orleans. He has a BFA in Theatre from UT Arlington and studied in the MFA Acting program at Cal State Fullerton (‘11-‘13)
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Latest News on Stephen Tyler Howell
- Reykjavik (Virtual-filmed production)--dir. by Ann Tobolowsky; The Road Theatre
- Boxing Lessons (LA Times Critics' Pick)--dir. by Jack Stehlin; The New American Theatre
- Macbeth x 5 (WP)--dir. by Joel Asher; The Odyssey Theatre-visiting
- The Wrong Kind of People (WP)--dir. by C. Julian White; The Robey Theatre
- Nude/Naked (WP)--dir. by Paul Hoan Zeidler; Lightnight Rod Productions
- Red Speedo (alt. cast)--dir. by Joe Banno; The Road Theatre
- A Delicate Ship (alt. cast)--dir. by Andre Barron; The Road Theatre
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Stephen Tyler Howell and Luke McClure in Boxing Lessons by John Bunzel, directed by Jack Stehlin at The New American Theatre. Photo by Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin
Eric Curtis Johnson, Stephen Tyler Howell and Bruce Nozick in Boxing Lessons by John Bunzel, directed by Jack Stehlin at The New American Theatre. Photo by Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin
Eve Danzeisen, Luke Mcclure, Stephen Tyler Howell and Bruce Nozick in Boxing Lessons by John Bunzel, directed by Jack Stehlin at The New American Theatre. Photo by Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin
Eve Danzeisen, Stephen Tyler Howell and BLuke Mcclure in Boxing Lessons by John Bunzel, directed by Jack Stehlin at The New American Theatre. Photo by Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin
Susan Wilder, Stephen Tyler Howell and Luke Mcclure in Boxing Lessons by John Bunzel, directed by Jack Stehlin at The New American Theatre. Photo by Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin
- Reykjavik (Virtual-filmed production)--dir. by Ann Tobolowsky; The Road Theatre
- Boxing Lessons (LA Times Critics' Pick)--dir. by Jack Stehlin; The New American Theatre
- Macbeth x 5 (WP)--dir. by Joel Asher; The Odyssey Theatre-visiting
- The Wrong Kind of People (WP)--dir. by C. Julian White; The Robey Theatre
- Nude/Naked (WP)--dir. by Paul Hoan Zeidler; Lightnight Rod Productions
- Red Speedo (alt. cast)--dir. by Joe Banno; The Road Theatre
- A Delicate Ship (alt. cast)--dir. by Andre Barron; The Road Theatre
Stephen Tyler Howell Biography
An LA local, Texan, recently living in New Orleans. He has a BFA in Theatre from UT Arlington and studied in the MFA Acting program at Cal State Fullerton (‘11-‘13)Stephen Tyler Howell News
BWW Interview: Ann Hearn Tobolowsky Excitedly Directing REYKJAVÍK Live & In-Person Again!by Gil Kaan - May 18, 2021
The Road Theatre Company has begun streaming playwright Steve Yockey’s REYKJAVÍK, their second show of their 2021 virtual season. Set in Reykjavík, Iceland, Ann Hearn Tobolowsky directs the REYKJAVÍK cast of Stephen Tyler Howell, Alaska Jackson, Carlos Lacamara, Brian Ibsen, Danny Lee Gomez and Jacqueline Misaye. Ann managed to find some time between REYKJAVÍK rehearsals, and being half of a beloved Los Angeles theatre acting/directing couple, to answer a few of my enquiries.
The Road Theatre Company Announces Its 29th Seasonby A.A. Cristi - Feb 23, 2021
At the crossroads of cutting-edge digital technology and kinetic live theatre, this season will be presented as fully staged theatre productions recorded on a COVID-guideline compliant set, and then streamed — guaranteeing everyone who buys a ticket the best seat in the house!
THE WRONG KIND OF PEOPLE Opens Next Month At LATCby A.A. Cristi - Oct 8, 2019
The Wrong Kind of People. World Premiere engagement of a new comedy. WHO: Written by George W. Corbin. Directed by C. Julian White. Presented by The Robey Theatre Company. Producing Artistic Director: Ben Guillory.
The Clinic One Night Fundraiser To Be Held At Broadwater Mainstage In Los Angelesby A.A. Cristi - Jun 24, 2019
Co-producers Jessica Winward and Robert Paterno will present a staged reading of Will Brumley's The Clinic on Monday, July 15, to raise funds for American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Southern California - https:aclusocal.org - and the Women's Reproductive Rights Assistance Project (WRRAP) - https:wrap.org.
Photo Flash: First Look at BOXING LESSONS at at The New American Theatre in Hollywoodby Stephi Wild - Apr 30, 2019
Jack Stehlin's critically acclaimed The New American Theatre celebrates one year in its new home on Wilton Place in Hollywood with the world premiere of Boxing Lessons, a ferociously dark, savagely funny new comedy by John Bunzel (63 Trillion, Death of a Buick). Stehlin directs a top-flight cast for an April 26 opening on NAT's main stage in the company's newly refurbished space. Together, they put the capital "D" in family Dysfunction through June 2. Low-priced previews begin April 19.
BOXING LESSONS Marks One Year at New American Theatre's Hollywood Homeby Julie Musbach - Mar 26, 2019
Jack Stehlin's critically acclaimed The New American Theatre celebrates one year in its new home on Wilton Place in Hollywood with the world premiere of Boxing Lessons, a ferociously dark, savagely funny new comedy by John Bunzel (63 Trillion, Death of a Buick). Stehlin directs a top-flight cast for an April 26 opening on NAT's main stage in the company's newly refurbished space. Together, they put the capital 'D' in family Dysfunction through June 2. Low-priced previews begin April 19.
Review: FINKS Centers on a Terrifying Time and No-Win Situation for Artists in Americaby Shari Barrett - Dec 5, 2018
Rogue Machine, known for its mission to present original and provocative programming, is now presenting the West Coast premiere production of FINKS, a New York Times Critic's Pick which was nominated for a Drama Desk Award. The play brings together writer Joe Gilford and director Michael Pressman, friends since childhood and both children of Blacklisted artists. In it, Gilford documents the struggle his parents, entertainers Jack Gilford and Madeline Lee Gilford, endured when they were called to testify, with actual testimony or published statements by those who appeared before the House Un-American Activities Committee used in the play.
by George Brietigam - Mar 6, 2017
Attending this show is closer to sitting through a college philosophy lecture, taught by the campus' resident bat-shit insane tenured professor, than it is a night out at the theatre.
by Julie Musbach - Mar 4, 2017
How can we understand and contextualize new information challenging what we take for granted as scientific fact? Disinherit the Wind, a play of ideas by Matt Chait that asks us to view the wonders of science through a different lens, opens March 3 at The Complex on Hollywood's Theater Row.
by BWW News Desk - Mar 3, 2017
How can we understand and contextualize new information challenging what we take for granted as scientific fact? Disinherit the Wind, a play of ideas by Matt Chait that asks us to view the wonders of science through a different lens, opens March 3 at The Complex on Hollywood's Theater Row.
