Guest Instructor: Fight Master Drew Fracher

Drew Fracher
Director/Fight Director/Actor

61 Bon Jan Lane
Highland Heights, KY 41076

Phone: (859) 441-9433
Email: Vern10th@worldnet.att.net

DREW FRACHER is a Fight Master and past President of the Society of American Fight Directors. His work as a Fight Director has been seen at theatres throughout the United States, including Actor's Theatre of Louisville, Missouri Repertory Theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The George Street Playhouse, the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis and the Alabama, Georgia and Kentucky Shakespeare Festivals.

Recent fight credits include ROMEO AND JULIET, MACBETH and HAMLET at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, HENRY V at the Kentucky Shakespeare Festival, OTHELLO and HENRY IV, pt. 1 at the Georgia Shakespeare Festival, THE THREE MUSKETEERS at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis and OTHELLO and HAMLET at the Actor's Theatre of Louisville.

He is a Master Teacher of stage movement and combat, instructing students at training programs and universities across the United States and internationally. Mr. Fracher is an honorary member of the British Academy of Dramatic Combat, the British Academy of Stage and Screen Combat (formally the Society of British Fight Directors) and the Nordic Stage Fight Society. Mr. Fracher served as a Master Teacher at the first International Stage Combat Workshop, held in London, England, hosted by the Society of British Fight Directors, Fight Directors Canada and the Society of American Fight Directors. He serves as a Master Teacher for the Nordic Stage Fight Society and recently traveled to Sweden to head up a teacher training program for that organization.

As a director his work has been seen at the Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati, the New American Theatre, the Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival, the Kentucky Shakespeare Festival, the Georgia Shakespearte Festival and the Burt Reynolds Institute for Theatre Training. His most recent directing projects include, HENRY IV, pt. 1, WILD OATS, HAMLET, A CHRISTMAS CAROL, HENRY V and the world premiere of ZORRO which he co-authored.

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