Here are some of the my services:
Educator
Director
Choreographer
Mr. Wolfe is currently an Assistant Professor at North Idaho College and Director of the Theatre Program.
In small spaces or large theatres, Mr. Wolfe has directed and devised theatre, musicals, and operas for over 10 years.
Mr. Wolfe has been choreographing violence for the stage and screen for over 25 years.
Erick Wolfe is currently serving as the Director of Theatre at North Idaho College. He has trained and directed professional actors and performers for over 25 years, working with top-rated performers and directors from all around the world in Opera, Musical Theatre, Ballet, Theatre, Commercials, Television, and Film. He is a Certified Teacher with the British Academy of Dramatic Combat (BADC), and the Academy of Performance Combat (APC), a member of Stage Directors and Choreographers (SDC), along with holding the position of National Representative of Stage Combat for the Association of Theatrical Movement Educators. He earned an M.F.A. in Theatre and Film from the University of New Orleans, and a B.F.A. in Theatre Performance from the University of Central Oklahoma.
What others are saying about him:
“Erick Wolfe’s fight direction in this fisticuffs-heavy production is far more realistic than usually seen in opera.” – Pacific San Diego
What a performance!!! The Adams Family Musical is one of the best I’ve ever seen!! Kudos to all the Cast, Chorus, Props, Producers, the Director Erick Wolfe, & everyone that made this musical such a huge success!!! – D Neises
“Major kudos to director Erick Wolfe…created what arguably could be the finest theatrical performance in the history of Montgomery County.” – Andy Taylor, Montgomery County Chronicle
“Erick Wolfe’s vital fight choreography is jolting and effectively realistic.” – Theodore P. Mahne, NOLA.com
“Erick Wolfe directed the sword-fighting scene, which was a convincing melee.” – JAMES D. WATTS JR. , Tulsa World
My passion is the education of our next generation of artists, my focus is always on safety, both physical and mental, of all students and performers with whom I work, and I try to find unique and relatable ways in which to tell the story simply.
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