Recent Projects
Pompano Players Sets The World Goes Round Revue In An Airport
The show offers more than a concert with haphazardly arranged songs. Under director Jeremy Quinn’s creative direction, the production stars a harmonious quintet of five triple threat performers. The cast members do not just sing to show off their fine voices. They demonstrate that they understand the emotions behind the songs, and believably convey them. ~ Florida Theater On Stage (Production Pics & Video)
Carbonell Awards, Inc. salutes Pompano Players for its perky, pop-packed production of RESPECT: A Musical Journey of Women, directed by Jeremy Quinn. This two-act medley of dozens of familiar female-focused songs is the ultimate hummable historical retrospective. The show is one danceable memory after another, jumping from smooth harmonic ensembles to "can you top this" knock-out solos - supported by a live, four-person band. Support live professional theatre in South Florida and see this fun show. (Production Pics & Video)
Pompano Players Promises Future With Delightful I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change
​If this production is an indication of what’s to come, we have an exciting new theatrical organization that is chock-full of seasoned and talented professionals that are sure to delight South Florida audiences. Despite the pessimistic view of relationships inherent in the script, the Pompano Players do an admirable job of entertaining their audience with flawless choreography, tight direction, resonant and affecting vocal renditions. Director Jeremy Quinn deserves a standing ovation for keeping the action moving swiftly and in such an engaging way that one forgives some of the more sexist scenarios, identifying instead with endearing characters searching for the right life mate. ~ Florida Theater On Stage (Production Pics & Video)
In The Pompano Players’ Love, Loss, and What I Wore, Every Closet Tells a Story
​​In the Pompano Players’ production, incredible work by Director Jeremy Quinn imbues the play with the humor and heart it’s been giving audiences for decades, along with its own unique flair that makes this version of Love, Loss, and What I Wore even more special. ~ South Florida Theater Magazine (Production Pics & Video)
A Shonda at The Foundry/Plays of Wilton (Ronnie Larsen Presents)
“Ensemble/chorus members give it all they’ve got, never more so than in the show-stopping “What’s a Little Shonda?” Although they’re all brilliant, Jeremy Quinn as the Devil, is the one to watch… the pièce de résistance is watching what happens when the Devil went down to Florida. Applause, Applause, Applause!! Quinn also has great fun in the gay bar scene with the cheesy one-liners.”​ ~ Florida Theater On Stage
About
Jeremy
"Directed with precision timing by Jeremy Quinn...
he is what you call an actor's director."
Bruce Apar - CHASE MEDIA GROUP
SPRING AWAKENING
(Director for NY Regional Premiere)
A director, actor, educator, producer and theatrical consultant; Jeremy received a BFA in Theatre from University of Miami, graduated from The NY Conservatory for Dramatic Arts, is a member of the Lincoln Center Theatre Directors Lab and has acted or directed Off Broadway, in National Tours, Regional Theatre, Film, Television, Commercials and Voice-Overs.
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He is the former Producing Artistic Director of White Plains Performing Arts Center and in 2017 was honored to direct the 73rd Annual Theatre World Awards at the Imperial Theatre on Broadway.
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Reviews
To the lovely people who had such nice things to say about me and my work,
~ THANK YOU!
EDITORS’ OBSESSION: We can’t shut up about…an amazing production of LES MISÉRABLES with Broadway-caliber acting and impressive sets, costumes, orchestration and staging.
KATHRYN WALSH, Managing Editor
Westchester Magazine
STELLAR ACTING AND SEAMLESS DIRECTION. So captivating, entertaining and pitch-perfect throughout that AUGUST: Osage County merits “must see” status.
JOHN ROCHE
The Examiner
LAUGHTER TO THE RAFTERS! Under Jeremy Quinn’s snappy direction, LEND ME A TENOR was played at the proper breakneck tempo…The production fully deserves the tenner on which the show’s title is a pun.
JOHN SIMON
Yonkers Tribune
IF YOU ONLY SEE ONE MUSICAL THIS SEASON, LET THIS BE THE ONE. Last month, Jeremy Quinn promised that his reimagining of Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd, would be “new and exciting”. What Mr. Quinn didn’t tell us, was that it’s also bloody brilliant.
KATHLEEN MOSEL
OnStage New York
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I've been at this 'theatre thing' for quite a while now...42 years to be exact, and have worked in every single aspect of theatre-making possible; picking up valuable skills along the way that I either learned from respected professionals or taught myself out of necessity.
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Let's face it, I wasn't going to be happy unless I was doing something creative.
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“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”
Winston Churchill