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Kirsten Gould

A long-time member of the Concord Players, Kirsten has served the Players as producer, publicist, set painter, actor, director and choreographer.  Kirsten has worked on stage in such roles as “Adelaide” in Guys and Dolls and “Kathy” in Company. She most recently directed and choreographed the Players 2004 production of 1776, which extended its run to include performances at the John Adams National Historical Park and at Faneuil Hall, Boston. 

Her 1999 production of Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris won the 1999 EMACT Award for Best Production, and the New England Regional Theatre Festival Awards for Best Production and Best Director.  She has directed and choreographed Players’ productions of Tomfoolery, Evita, Oklahoma!, and HONK!   Kirsten has also directed South Pacific at Turtle Lane, and recently directed Amadeus at Vokes Theatre in Wayland.  She is Director of the Drama Department at Concord's Fenn School, where she directs both plays and musicals.