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Jason's Journey
Wanna know Jason's past and current works? Read below and see what he's been up to and what's coming next!
Annie! Annie!
Jason's next show is with Franklin Performing Arts Company in Annie! Jason will be performing in the Ensemble as Fred McCracken and Cordell Hull, as well as the understudy for Rooster. The show will run from October 17th through the 19th, as well as October 24th through the 26th. Be sure to get tickets before they sell out!!
Black Box Sings The 2024-25 Broadway Season
Before Jason starts off his senior year at Dean College, he had the pleasure of performing in another cabaret titled Black Box Sings The 2024-25 Broadway Season! He sang songs such as "Don'y Say Yes Until I'm Finished" from Smash and "Murdered In The City" from Swept Away alongside local actor David Livingston. It was a fun night full of joy and celebrating the recent Broadway season!
Black Box Sings...Dolly Parton!
Summer Camp Fun!
This summer Jason is helping out at the Franklin School for the Performing Arts in Franklin, MA with their summer camps, ranging in ages from six to thirteen. During these camps, Jason is helping teach them about acting techniques as well as teaching dance classes and choreographing. He also helped teach the children about reading music and what to look for when sight reading.
Little Women
Jason is proud to announce his next project, which will be Little Women at Franklin Performing Arts Company! He will be performing in the Ensemble, as well as Understudying Laurie Laurence, Professor Bhaer and Mr. John Brooke. He also is serving as the Fight Choreographer and putting his sword fighting skills to good use! The show runs from June 6th-June 8th, 2025. Be on the lookout for tickets!
The Producers
Jason is excited to announce he will be making his professional debut at Franklin Performing Arts Company in The Producers! He will be in the Ensemble working alongside fellow Dean College students as well as local and professional actors. The Producers will be directed by Raye Lynn Mercer and choreographed by Broadway Actor Clay Rice-Thomson. The show runs from March 14-16, 2025 and March 21-23, 2025 so be sure to get tickets.
My Favorite Year
For his internship, Jason served as the Stage Manager for My Favorite Year. The show went up November 13, 2025 and closed November 17, 2025. My Favorite Year was directed and choreographed by Faculty Member Jim Beauregard and was assisted by Kayleigh Lyons (Assistant Director), Ava Turner and Paige Meier Langston (Co-Choreographers).
Pictured Left to Right: Jaime Gorman (ASM), Sydney Ward (First ASM), Jason Robert Warner (SM), Rudi Pryor (ASM), Chandler Worthington (Run Crew), Kylie Shelott (Run Crew), Sarah Bognar (Run Crew), Ryan Fraine (Run Crew), Raven Mello (Run Crew)
Let It Be: A Celebration of The Beatles Music
During first semester junior year, Jason was cast in Let It Be: A Celebration of The Beatles Music. This show was directed by Professor and Creator of the show Maggie Pitts. Jason not only played the character "Dante", singing "All My Lovin" and "I'll Follow The Sun", but also served as Assistant Choreographer and helped choreograph songs like "Help!" and "When I'm Sixty Four".
Pictured: "She Loves You" from Let It Be: A Celebration of the Beatles Music
Bonnie and Clyde
While working on Annie Jr. Jason was also working in Bonnie and Clyde through Get Up Stage Company. Jason played Ted Hinton, a role that challenged him vocally as well as nurtured his soul. He was able to meet new friends as well as was able to work with Director Lindsey DiPietro again, this time on the other side of the table. This show healed him in ways he never knew, and though he auditioned on a whim, was glad to be a part of this experience.
Pictured: "You Can Do Better Than Him" from Bonnie and Clyde
Annie Jr.
This summer, Jason is worked at Rockwell Summer Theater in Bristol, CT where he served as the Production Stage Manager during Annie Jr. He also became the Assistant Music Director, Assistant Choreographer and Assistant Director. This show sparked his joy of working with children in theater. Jason hopes that one day, when his performing days are over, he can turn to teaching to help train the next generation of actors.
Sophomore Year In Review
During his sophomore year at Dean College, Jason tried his hand at plays to help strengthen his acting skills. During the fall semester, Jason played Max/Cecil/Arthur in The Play That Goes Wrong, where he learned about fight choreography (specifically with swords) and how to sharpen his comedic timing. During the spring semester, Jason played Eddie in Pocatello, directed by Andrew Gallant. Jason delved in Meisner technique for this show and learned that though it is not his favorite technique, he was happy to learn something new.
Pictured Above: The Play That Goes Wrong
Pictured Below: Pocatello
Let's Build A Prom!
After performing all year long at Dean, Jason decided to try his hand at Stage Managing a full musical with Get Up Stage Company. Their summer show was The Prom, directed by Lindsey DiPietro and choreographed by Charlotte Pons. Jason was able to hone in on his organizational skills, learned how to better support his actors and when to advocate for them. He also learned how to work with lights, sound and a pit altogether to bring the show onto its feet!
Freshman Year In Review!
Jason had a very successful first year at Dean College! During his first semester, Jason performed in the Ensemble of All Shook Up, directed by Ali Angelone. In the spring, Jason performed in the Featured Male Ensemble of Pippin, directed by Jim Beauregard. When not working on these musicals, Jason was hard at working learning about different acting techniques like Alexander, as well as building his dance technique and stamina. Jason also dipped his hands into tech, helping Assistant Stage Manage Dance Company 2024 and became Stage Manager for Trust The Process, a Senior Project by Jordan Pelletier. Jason is looking forward to what his next three years has to offer him and can't wait to be back on campus in the fall!
Pictured Above: "Jailhouse Rock" from All Shook Up
Pictured Below: "Spread a Little Sunshine" from Pippin
Next Step!
Jason is excited to announce that he will be attending Dean College in Franklin, MA where he will be pursuing a B.A. in Theater with a concentration in Musical Theater. He is so happy to continuing his passion for performing and can't wait to see what the next four years have in store for him. Go Bulldogs!!!
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