About Jason
Jason Watts first got into theater in his second grade play, where he got to be a worm and wiggle around the stage. He’s been doing something similar for the last almost 50 years. With a BFA in theatrical direction from Loyola Marymount University, he initially found some success in Hollywood production work; yet, frustrated creatively, he made the decision to move back to Tulsa and focus on acting… for the next two decades.
Some highlights include: Picasso in “Picasso At Lapin Agile”/Heller Theatre, Heisenberg in “Copenhagen”/Theatre Tulsa, and every crazy production at the Nightingale Theatre, where Jason also wrote, directed, puppeted, and lurched. It was there where he was introduced to improv.
In 2002, Jason began playing in troupes at the Nightingale and Heller Theatre. He has been actively performing, directing, producing, and teaching improv comedy in a number of troupes and theaters around Oklahoma since then. Some highlights include: “Laughing Matter”, “Cueless”, “See Dick Run”, “Old Crow Players”, “SuperOvum” along with teaching improv in Tulsa Public Schools for 10 years through AHHA and the Harwelden Institute. Since 2008, he still performs with “Comfort Creatures” presently. He has enjoyed learning from many great teachers, representing some renound theaters including: Second City, iO, Upright Citizen’s Brigade, The Annoyance, and others.
Jason enjoys the opportunity to share in the joy of playing with others that dare to take a leap into the unknown.
A Tidbit
Jason once took a bunch of jellyfish to the face.
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Outside of work, Jane enjoys painting, yoga, and exploring new cuisines. She often organizes team-building activities that foster collaboration and creativity.