MORGAN SILLS

MORGAN SILLS is an award-winning Arts Administrator, Producer, and Director with Broadway, off-Broadway, and regional theatre credits.

In New York: Of Mice and Men on Broadway; the long-running NYC production Shear Madness; Party Face with Hayley Mills, Tennessee Williams’ The Two-Character Play; Happy Birthday Doug, among others.

In Pinehurst, NC: Morgan co-founded Judson Theatre Company (2012-25), and served twelve seasons as JTC’s Executive Producer. In 2022, Morgan became Executive Director of Bradshaw Performing Arts Center, the five-venue arts and entertainment and event space where he books a season of music, comedy, tribute, and family shows.

Morgan has worked as a regional theatre director of plays and musicals at Millbrook Playhouse (PA), Artistree Music Theatre Festival (VT), Shawnee Playhouse (PA), Temple Theatre (NC), and Judson Theatre Company.

His first NYC theatre company Wildcat Theatricals (2002-10) produced well-reviewed off-off-Broadway revivals of classic comedies, multiple songwriter-themed cabaret evenings, and two productions at Provincetown Playhouse (MA).

During his fifteen years as a professional actor, Morgan toured the continental United States performing in multiple national companies of Forever Plaid. He appeared in New York, regional, and stock productions of a myriad of plays and musicals, and on network and cable television.

Morgan currently divides his time between Manhattan, Pinehurst, and wherever his work takes him.  He is a graduate of the Commercial Theatre Institute’s Advanced Producing Program and though he no longer performs, he remains a member of Actors' Equity Association (AEA) and SAG-AFTRA.