Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "J. T. Buck (born 6 June 1978) is a composer, lyricist, stage director, vocalist, pianist, and master bullshitter.Born and raised in Akron, Buck graduated from Central-Hower High School in 1996. He spent his first few years post high school working as a freelance pianist, actor and director and music director and director and music director.Buck spent two summers as musical director for the National Children's Theatre School summer workshops in Vail Colorado, and two summers as music director for the Columbia Gorge School of Theatre in Humptulips, Washington, Washington. In 1999 he also acted including a part in the romantic comedy Bell, Book and Candle.Buck received his BA in Theatre Arts with a minor in music from the University of Akron in 2004. He has an unfinished master's degree in Directing from the University of Houston. While in Houston, Buck produced of the 2005 Albee New Plays Festival under the leadership of Pulitzer-winner Lanford Wilson, and completed an internship at the 2005 Tony Awards and the revival of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf under producer Elizabeth I. McCann. He was, twice, a student of Tony-Winning Broadway producer Stuart Ostrow's New Musical Theatre Lab.In 2006, Buck accepted the position of Arts Director at First Grace UCC in Akron. His work there involved directing worship-related music and arts, as well as producing and directing grass-roots theatre, music, dance and visual art in collaboration with local and national artists. He no longer holds this position.Buck has directed a variety of pieces for the stage, including Corpus Christi, The Laramie Project, State Fair, "Book of Days", Godspell, Christopher Durang's Titanic, As Bees in Honey Drown, Dearly Departed, A Christmas Carol, Marley, and The Northa Merika Cronicles."@en }
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- Q6107168 abstract "J. T. Buck (born 6 June 1978) is a composer, lyricist, stage director, vocalist, pianist, and master bullshitter.Born and raised in Akron, Buck graduated from Central-Hower High School in 1996. He spent his first few years post high school working as a freelance pianist, actor and director and music director and director and music director.Buck spent two summers as musical director for the National Children's Theatre School summer workshops in Vail Colorado, and two summers as music director for the Columbia Gorge School of Theatre in Humptulips, Washington, Washington. In 1999 he also acted including a part in the romantic comedy Bell, Book and Candle.Buck received his BA in Theatre Arts with a minor in music from the University of Akron in 2004. He has an unfinished master's degree in Directing from the University of Houston. While in Houston, Buck produced of the 2005 Albee New Plays Festival under the leadership of Pulitzer-winner Lanford Wilson, and completed an internship at the 2005 Tony Awards and the revival of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf under producer Elizabeth I. McCann. He was, twice, a student of Tony-Winning Broadway producer Stuart Ostrow's New Musical Theatre Lab.In 2006, Buck accepted the position of Arts Director at First Grace UCC in Akron. His work there involved directing worship-related music and arts, as well as producing and directing grass-roots theatre, music, dance and visual art in collaboration with local and national artists. He no longer holds this position.Buck has directed a variety of pieces for the stage, including Corpus Christi, The Laramie Project, State Fair, "Book of Days", Godspell, Christopher Durang's Titanic, As Bees in Honey Drown, Dearly Departed, A Christmas Carol, Marley, and The Northa Merika Cronicles.".