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ACT BiographyJonathan O'HarrowJonathan is a graduate of ACT's summer theatre workshops and has been performing with ACT since 2000. Born in Erie, PA, he is a 1996 graduate of Claysburg-Kimmel High School and earned a bachelor of arts degree in Computer Science from Susquehanna University in 2000. Jonathan lives in Altoona and is the webmaster at Penn State Altoona. He has directed productions of Thoroughly Modern Millie, Urinetown: The Musical and Smokey Joe’s Café for the group and has performed in numerous productions. For the past eight years he has music directed and performed in the “Sparkle” shows which are written and directed by Karen Volpe and produced by the Blair County Arts Foundation and ACT. Jonathan received an award for outstanding achievement in acting at the Eastern States Theatre Association's 2007 festival for the role of Bruce in ACT's showcase production of Beyond Therapy. In March 2008, he was fortunate to be chosen to perform as part of Susquehanna University’s Masterworks Choir and Orchestra in their celebratory performance at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Jonathan has also performed as a guest artist with the Mount Aloysius College Vox Nova singers in several of their concerts. Jonathan is a member of ACT’s board of directors and served a two-year as president.
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