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 Ted Hoerl was a casting director with Rabedeau
Casting for ten years, where he cast over 1,000 commercials, as well as
industrials and feature films. Originally trained in the Stanislavski
method, he studied the Meisner Technique at The Actors’ Center for four
years before starting to teach here in 1996.
He has appeared in more
than 50 plays, and directed more than 20, including the long running,
Charlie’s Oasis Museum & Bar at the Theatre Building, Cobalt’s
recent Alarms and Excursions, and Red Hen's production of John Green's Twilight Serenade. Ted
appeared in Next Theatre’s A Doll’s House, The Millionairess, and their
acclaimed production of Are You Now or Have You Ever Been...? (Jeff
Award for Best Ensemble, After Dark Award for Best Production). He
appeared as Harlan in Dreamboy (Jeff Nomination for Best Ensemble,
Citation for Best Production), and also in Fascination, at About Face
Theatre, where he is a company member. He also played Osric and
Marcellus in Hamlet for Streetsigns, Merlin in Knights of the Round
Table at Eclipse Theatre (directed by Jay Paul Skelton), James in
Belinda Bremner’s Mrs. Coney, Daddy in the Sandbox & Irvin in Ma
Rainey’s Black Bottom at the Goodman Theatre, Perry in Organic
Touchstone’s Production of Love! Valor! Compassion! and Marchand in
Incident at Vichy at Writer’s Theatre of Chicago (After Dark Award for
Best Ensemble). Most recently Ted performed as Peter Shirley and
Morrison in Major Barbara for Remy Bumpro. Ted is also a professor at
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