Gayle Stahlhuth Biography

Gayle Stahlhuth has made a living in theatre as an actress, director, and playwright, and has used all of these talents as Artistic Director of ELC, a role she acquired in 1999. For ELC she directed the world premiere of Dave Geible's Nothing Matters; created and directed the musical, The O'Tooles Tonight! and brought Richard Harding Davis's 1904 comedy, The Dictator, out of obscurity. She has performed off-Broadway, in national tours, in films, and commercials. Her one-woman plays based on historical figures as well as her own life, have appeared at The NY International Fringe Festival, The Manhattan Theatre Club and The Arvada Center in Denver, to name a few. For her theatrical work throughout the country, she is among 200 listed in The National Endowment for the Arts' Directory of Community Artists.