Jordan Lichtenheld

Jordan Lichtenheld (she/her) is a versatile theatre artist with a focus on directing, dramaturgy, and acting. Her recent directorial work includes NINE LIVES and FOREVER. As a dedicated new works advocate, she has served as a dramaturg and script consultant on several new and world-premiere plays, including MLIMA'S TALE (Dir. Ana Radulescu), A CASE FOR BLACK GIRLS SETTING CENTRAL PARK ON FIRE (Dir. Betty Hart), and PLAY THERAPY (Dir. Cecilia Pang). Her acting credits include roles in THE CHERRY ORCHARD (Dunyasha; Dir. Randy Randolph), HECUBA (Trojan Woman; Dir. Tamara Meneghini), and THE ADDING MACHINE (Dir. Cecilia Pang). Jordan is deeply involved with Local Theater Company based in Boulder, Colorado, where she is currently the Resident Dramaturg. She holds a B.A. in English Literature, with distinction, and minor degrees in Business and Theatre from the University of Colorado, Boulder. Her additional skills include devised work, mask work, and intermediate Spanish, rounding out her comprehensive and collaborative approach to theatre-making.