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Portrait of Beth Glover

Beth Glover


Adjunct Lecturer of Theatre

Beth Glover has been a professional actor devoted to the arts for 35 years performing in venues from New York City to Los Angeles. Her passion for the arts can be traced back to a southern upbringing peopled with colorful characters that valued storytelling and performing. Beth earned a B.S. in Broadcast Journalism at the University of Southern Mississippi. She began a career at CNN but left to pursue her dream of acting in NYC where she received her degree in acting from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (AADA), the oldest conservatory of acting in the country.

The day Beth graduated from the American Academy she was offered — and signed a contract for — her first union production reinforcing her career choice and reassuring her parents that leaving CNN was her destiny. Needless to report that once her love of acting, singing, dancing, and (eventually) writing and directing received approval in the professional arena she never looked back.

In 2021, Beth decided to pursue a life-long dream and obtain her masters. In May 2024, she walked the stage in Moscow, Idaho and received her M.F.A. in Theatre Pedagogy and Acting (4.0) from the University of Idaho.  As an adjunct lecturer, she currently teaches Introduction to Acting, Introduction to Theatre, Acting with the Voice, Script Analysis, and Queering American Theatre at SUNY Plattsburgh. Previous teaching experience has been with Manhattan Theatre Club in NYC and various master classes all over the country. She is a proud member of Actors Equity Association and Screen Actors Guild–AFTRA.

Select theatrical credits as an actor include six Broadway National Tours; many shows Off-Broadway including the first revival since 1945 of (Lucille Lortel Winner) Counselor-at-Law role of Cora, Peccadillo Theatre, Off Broadway; first revival ever of (Drama Desk nominated) Take Me Along role of Lily, Irish Repertory Theatre, Off Broadway.  Both can be viewed in The Lincoln Center Library for the Performing Arts. Numerous regional credits including Goodspeed Opera House, GeVa Theatre, Papermill Playhouse, Shakespeare Theatre Co. of DC, Pioneer Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre, Ogunquit Playhouse etc. Favorite roles: Amanda in Glass Menagerie; Blanche in A Streetcar Named Desire; Big Edie & Little Edie in Grey Gardens, TheatreWorks–Silicon Valley, Calif. (SFBACC Best Actress), national commercials, TV and film. Select credits as a director include Analog & Vinyl at Depot Theatre, Honky Tonk Angels for Pendragon Theatre, Bakersfield Mist and Southern Comforts for Adirondack Lakes Theatre Festival, Heroes and Wicked City for Depot Theatre, The Fourth Wall for Adirondack Stage Rats.

Beth and her wife, Karen Lewis run the artistic arm of The Depot Theatre in Westport, N.Y. and are co-founders of the Adirondack Stage Rats theatre company. For additional information: www.Beth-Glover.com




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