Stage Director: Chuck Hudson
Conductor: Richard Buckley

Austin Lyric Opera: Austin, Texas

Production Opens January 31, 2013

Based on The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare

Composer: Hermann Goetz

Text Adaptation: Chuck Hudson
Stage Director: Chuck Hudson

Conductor: Brett Weymark

Western Australia Acadamy of Performing Arts: Perth, Australia

Stage Director: Chuck Hudson
Conductor: Jim Caraher

Performances July 6, 9, 13, 15 2012

Saratoga Springs, NY

Stage Director: Chuck Hudson
Conductor:John Mario DiCostanzo

Strong principals help make TCO’s ‘Flute’ a winner. How can you lose with Mozart? You can’t. I attended the final dress rehearsal Wednesday evening for Tri-Cities Opera’s production of Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute) and was not disappointed…Stage director Chuck Hudson wisely kept the action flowing, which helped to delineate the scenes while isolating the action. -Tony Villecco, Broome Art Mirror

TCO’s ‘Flute’ singers up to the challenge: Meghan Cakalli, who will sing the role of the Queen of the Night…credits stage director Chuck Hudson and assistant director Judy Berry with helping her define the character. -Tony Villeco, The Ithaca Journal

Stage Director: Chuck Hudson
Conductor: Timm Rolek

Sacramento Opera returns to full-length production with tasteful ‘Rigoletto’. (With) the return of former music director Timm Rolek as conductor and Chuck Hudson directing…this production signals that the company is back to producing full-length opera and in this production they have done so tastefully – which should always be a hallmark of this company’s offerings. -Edward Ortiz, Sacramento Bee.

Read the Preview Article Sac Opera opening with a fresh take on ‘Rigoletto’.

Playwright: George Farquhar
Director: John O’Hagan
Director of Period Style Movement: Chuck Hudson

University of Wyoming Department of Theatre and Dance, Laramie

Stage Director: Chuck Hudson
Schmidbauer Guest Artist 2011

Turner Theatre at the Griffith Performing Arts Center
Stephen F. Austin State University
Nacogdoches, TX

A joint presentation of the SFA College of Fine Arts, School of Theatre and University Series.

The cast of A Midsummer Night’s Dream feels privileged to have been directed by New York-based guest artist Chuck Hudson, who utilized his background as a gymnast, fencer and mime (he was trained by Marcel Marceau) to mount an unusually physical production of Shakespeare’s comedy..”The man is magic! He can look at a huge body of text and spot the human emotion behind it. He taught us to fully understand the thought process of every individual line or word, so that we could make the meaning clear to the audience.” –EFFECTS Magazine.

Read the full article in EFFECTS Magazine.

Written and Performed by Paden Fallis

Directed by Chuck Hudson

Produced by Rocketship Theatre at the United Solo Festival on Theatre Row, NYC

At times, the story is so fluid and candid that the audience can’t help but lean forward and open their ears, sympathizing and hanging on every word.-Kimberly Laurenne, Show Business Weekly.

Un Castello di Voci: Palazzo Viviani-Castello di Montegridolfo
Voci nel Montefeltro: Magazzino del Sale, Cervia
800Festival Saludecio-150 Anni di Unita d’Italia: Teatro Verdi, Saludecio
Gran Concerto di Ferragosto: Teatro Sociale, Novafeltria

Produced by Rocketship Theatre at The Water Tower Theatre in Dallas, TX

With blocking polished to the choreographic and acting attacked like an audition, Paden Fallis performs his play with an energy and precision seldom seen…It is the acting equivalent to a gymnast’s floor routine. Fallis nails it. -Theatre Jones, Dallas.

Director Chuck Hudson has helped Fallis do right by his own writing…the athletic physicality, the ability to project wolf-like hunger, the capacity to do emotional somersaults in an instant. -Lawson Taitte, Dallas Morning News.