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Nick Bowling
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  Nick Bowling
   
Nick Bowling is well known to TimeLine Theatre audiences. He was the founding artistic director of the company and directed the inaugural production of Summit Conference. He most recently directed Lillian Hellman's The Children's Hour. Other TimeLine productions include Fiorello!, Guantanamo: Honor Bound to Defend Freedom,This Happy Breed (Jeff Citation), The Lion in Winter (Jeff Nomination), Hauptmann (Jeff Nomination), The Crucible (Jeff Citation) Streeterville (World Premiere), Gaslight and concert productions of The Cradle Will Rock and
Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story.

Recently Nick directed Bach at Leipzig at Writers' Theatre in Glencoe.  Other regional credits include: Closer Than Ever (Jeff Award nomination) for Porchlight Musical Theatre at the Theatre Building and at Theater on the Lake, Eclipse Theatre Company's Another Part of the Forest (Jeff Citation), Shattered Globe Theatre's Time of the Cuckoo and Frozen Assets, Shakespeare's Motley Crew's Present Slaughter: The Coarse Acting Plays, Rivendell Theatre's Factory Girls, Buffalo Theatre Ensemble's Angels In America, Impulse Theatre's Blithe Spirit and Carpe Noctem Theatre's The Subject Was Roses.

Nick was the associate artistic director and casting director at The Court Theatre for three years, casting and line-producing many productions and creating and directing the Resident Apprentice Program.  Nick holds a Bachelor's degree in Musical Theatre from The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. He received an MFA in Directing from The Theatre School at DePaul University, where he has also served on the directing faculty. 

updated August 2007