Justin is a stage manager, producer, playwright, poet, and self-care advocate. He has over twenty years of experience stage managing plays and musicals on and off Broadway and around the country and was most recently the Production Stage Manager of Into the Woods on Broadway. Justin was also the PSM for The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe with Cecily?Strong at The Shed and the Mark Taper Forum as well as the Tony-winning Broadway revival of Once On This Island, for which he also served as the Associate Director of its National Tour. Other Broadway stage managing credits include The Crucible, Rock of Ages, God of Carnage, The American Plan, A Chorus Line, RENT, The Times They Are A-Changin’, Lennon, Pacific Overtures, Jumpers, Little Shop of Horrors, Nine, and the smash-hit Skittles: The Musical. As a?freelance stage manager, Justin regularly works various corporate events, meetings, conferences, festivals, charity galas, award shows, concerts, staged readings, workshops, and developmental labs of new plays and musicals. He is the Producing Director of The Forest of Arden, a diverse company of multi-disciplinary artists devising immersive theatrical experiences with an emphasis on site-specific work and innovative technologies, while serving local communities. Justin’s first collection of poetry and short stories, every grain of sand, was published in November 2020.
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TheatreStars Behind the Stars: Justin Scribner
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Williamstown Theatre Festival Hosts Three Shows By Columbia Alumni & Faculty
The 2021 Williamstown Theatre Festival will feature an outdoor season of works, all of which include Columbia alumni and faculty.
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Professor Justin Scribner To Work On 'The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe'
Adjunct Assistant Professor Justin Scribner will be the Production Stage Manager for Jane Wagner’s one-woman show, The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles this fall. Previews begin September 21, and the show runs September 28–October 23.?
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Theatre