Terrance J. Nolan
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Terrence J. Nolen is the co-founder and
Producing Artistic Director of Arden
Theatre Company in Philadelphia and has
directed or co-directed about half of
the Arden’s productions. Favorites
include All My Sons, Death of
a Salesman, The Grapes of
Wrath and Hedda Gabler and
such musicals as Caroline, or
Change; A Little Night Music;
Falsettos; and Violet. In
addition, Terry has directed the world
premieres of six plays by Michael
Hollinger (An Empty Plate in the Café
du Grand Boeuf,
Incorruptible, Tiny
Island, Red Herring, Tooth
and Claw and Opus) and three
by Dennis Raymond Smeal (Hearts,
Change Partners & Dance and
Exit Wounds). In 2001, Terry
directed Michael Ogborn’s Baby
Case, which received the Barrymore
Award for Outstanding Musical and
Outstanding Ensemble in a Musical.
Terry collaborated with Michael Ogborn
on the book for the new musical, Café
Puttanesca, which received its world
premiere in Fall 2003. Terry has won
four Barrymore Awards, and has been
nominated for 18 Barrymore Awards, for
his directing work at the Arden. He
received the 2006 Barrymore Award for
Outstanding Direction of a Musical for
Winesburg, Ohio and for
Outstanding Direction of a Play for
Opus. He received the 2005
Barrymore Award for Outstanding
Direction of a Musical for Sweeney
Todd and the 2001 Barrymore Award
for Outstanding Direction of a Musical
for his work on The Baker’s Wife.
His short film The Personal
Touch was nominated for an Emmy
Award. Terry is a graduate of
Northwestern University.
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Awards
Awards
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NOMINATED
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2008 Lucille Lortel Award, Outstanding Director |
Opus |
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