ABOUT STEPHEN NACHAMIE

Stephen Nachamie is a New York based award-winning stage and film director, He is currently developing and adapting new work for the stage and screen.

SELECTED CREDITS:

Broadway: She Loves Me (Associate Director- 2016 Tony Winning Revival) and Great Perfomances/PBS.

New York: The Witness Project (First Person Holocaust Survivor Stories- UJA), Little Shop of Horrors – Reunion Concert – with Alan Menken, Perfect Life (by Tony Award Winner Larry Hochman, Marc Elliot and Laurie Hochman), Carrie (NYFA), Small Town Confessions (with Alice Ripley and Daisy Eagan),  Animals Out of Paper, Buyer and Cellar, My Name is Asher Lev, the premieres of Mr. Confidential and Foreverman  (NYMF),  Driving Miss Daisy, It’s a Wonderful Life, I Hate Hamlet, (Harbor Lights Theatre), Faraway Bayou (with Nikki M. James), Luck! (with Faith Prince), Harvey Fierstein’s Torch Song Trilogy (with Seth Rudetsky), 

Regional: Becoming Dr. Ruth at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Fiddler on the Roof (with Tony Winner Debbie Gravitte and Loni Ackerman for Broadway Live!), Tick, tick… BOOM!,  Gutenberg! (New Rep), Cal in Camo (Denizen Theatre), Sex with Strangers, 4,000 Miles (Capital Rep), A Chorus Line  (Olney Theatre – Helen Hayes Award), The Whipping Man (Omaha Playhouse),. Lady Day … (WHAT), Camelot, 1776  (Olney), West Side Story (NC Theatre), Dreamgirls (West Virginia Public).  Urinetown, The Sunshine Boys and Almost, Maine (Barnstormers Theatre).

Film/TV: Macy’s Singing Christmas Tree (Thanksgiving Day Parade/NBC – Emmy Nom.), Stand Still (Telly Award Winner - Director) Jersey Christmas (Golden Door International Film Festival - Best Music Video Award), Winning New York (New Filmmakers Award Winner), Bang! Boom! Pow! (Award Winner)

Concert / Opera: Kellie Pickler in Music City Christmas (Nashville Symphony), The Judy Garland Songbook and Bernstein’s Broadway (Omaha Symphony), Amahl and the Night Visitors (Steamboat Springs Symphony Orchestra)

He is the Director for Broadway’s Theatre World Awards (Neil Simon and Circle in the Square Theatre) which honored Victor Garber and Nathan Lane.

He teaches privately and Lectures on Broadway History. Stephen on the faculty of the New York Film Academy.   Proud Member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.