Jeremy Mann

About Jeremy

• Adjunct Assistant Professor
• Office: 1321 Macgowan
• Phone: 310-206-8271

Biography

Jeremy Mann is Director of Singing for the Ray Bolger Musical Theater Program at UCLA. In this capacity, he developed the singing curriculum for the undergraduate Musical Theater majors. Directing credits at UCLA include “Into the Woods” and “Hot Mikado,” and vocal direction for “Urinetown,” “Side Show” and “Homer in Cyberspace.”

Before moving to Los Angeles, Jeremy served for twelve years as Resident Musical Director and Actor at the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts (PCPA Theaterfest) in Santa Maria. In addition to co-creating and teaching the Singing Techniques for the Actor curriculum at PCPA, Jeremy musically directed over 20 productions there, including “Honk!,” “My Fair Lady,” “Songs For A New World,” “How to Succe…” and “A Chorus Line.” Directing credits at PCPA included “Peter Pan,” “42nd Street” and “Anything Goes,” and he acted in “Arcadia,” “The Normal Heart” (Robby Award) and “Rope” (World Premiere).

Jeremy has also served as Musical Director for the Utah Shakespearean Festival (“Man of La Mancha,” “The Spitfire Grill,” “HMS Pinafore”) and musically directed the World Premiere of Brad Carroll and Peter Sham’s “Lend Me a Tenor,” the Musical for USF in the summer of 2007.

A lyricist and singer-songwriter, Jeremy is also co-creator of the original musicals “Robin Hood and Christmas Is…A Musical Memory” with Brad Carroll.