JASON CANNON
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    • A Clockwork Orange
    • The Comedy of Errors
    • Constellations
    • The Cottage
    • The Crucible
    • Dancing Lessons
    • Deck the Halls
    • The Diviners
    • Doublewide
    • Doubt: A Parable
    • The Dragon vs the Hiccups
    • Fools
    • Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder
    • Gidion's Knot
    • Grace
    • Hamlet
    • Hand to God
    • How to Use a Knife
    • Imagination Adventures
    • Into the Woods
    • Joseph...Dreamcoat
    • Killer Joe
    • Last Rights
    • Lend Me a Tenor
    • The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
    • Little Women the Musical
    • Love Song
    • The Marvelous Wonderettes
    • Measure for Measure
    • Million Dollar Quartet
    • Moonlight and Magnolias
    • My Name is Asher Lev
    • Noises Off
    • Old Enough to Know Better
    • Once
    • Other People's Money
    • Outlying Islands
    • Peter Pan
    • Peter Pan the Musical
    • Pinocchio
    • Rap-Punzel
    • Relativity
    • Robin Hood
    • Rumplestiltskin
    • Skin in Flames
    • Snow White
    • Stalking the Bogeyman
    • The Velveteen Rabbit
    • Way to Heaven
    • The Wizard of Oz
    • 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
    • Imaginary Theatre Company
    • Various FST Projects
    • Various Freelance Projects
    • Various University Projects
    • University of Missouri-St. Louis
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JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT

OZARK ACTORS THEATRE
Director / 2014
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Rolla Daily News:  It is 70 minutes of pure joy.  The charming thing about this OAT production is its simplicity... What really makes this show so alluring are the outstanding performances and great energy brought to the stage by this talented cast with imaginative directing by Jason Cannon... This is a production that MUST NOT be missed and you absolutely should take the kids.... Speaking of kids, I would be remiss not to mention the stellar Youth Chorus.  The 20 or so local children that participated in the show were fantastic.  Not only did they sing and dance like pros, they performed an important function by supplying prop items kept on bookcases stage right and left to the chorus as they were needed.  The kids were an integral part of the action and not just stage dressing.  Kudos to Jason for giving these kids a chance to be part of something so special... On a sad note, this will be the last production that Jason Canon will direct for Ozark Actors Theatre for a while.  Jason is now living in Florida and will not be able to return to Missouri next summer to direct.  He will be missed.  Jason is an outstanding director and I have come to expect only the best from a Jason Cannon directed production.  He never disappoints.  Best wishes Jason.
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