Jack Nathan Harding
- Actor
- Writer
- Composer
Texas-born Jack Harding began his acting career in Odessa at the tender
age of 5 with roles in local commercials and print media - after seeing
his first musical a couple of years later, he was bitten by the acting
bug and has never looked back.
His first onstage role was in a regional production of "The King and I" and those parts continued throughout his years in Texas with leading roles in "Gypsy", "Annie" and "Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat" to name just a few.
His proficiency in the art of stagecraft grew along with his interest in all aspects of performance. Jack eventually took the position of Technical Director for the Permian Playhouse, where is he was directly responsible for set design-build and lighting design for a minimum of 10 shows a year, including major musicals as well as dramas and comedies.
However, there were other horizons to conquer. In 1996 Jack opened Center Stage Theatre, a privately-financed enterprise, as an alternative to the other Board-run not-for profit theaters in the area. In two years, Jack and his crew of faithful volunteers produced 15 productions including "Into The Woods", "La Cage aux Folles" and "Ruthless."
In 1998, Jack moved to California and now calls Los Angeles home. His first television role was on the popular sitcom "REBA" and he has followed that with other appearances on "The Mentalist", "The Tim & Eric Awesome Show", "My Name is Earl" as well as roles on the big screen. His commercial credits include those of both domestic and international.
His first onstage role was in a regional production of "The King and I" and those parts continued throughout his years in Texas with leading roles in "Gypsy", "Annie" and "Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat" to name just a few.
His proficiency in the art of stagecraft grew along with his interest in all aspects of performance. Jack eventually took the position of Technical Director for the Permian Playhouse, where is he was directly responsible for set design-build and lighting design for a minimum of 10 shows a year, including major musicals as well as dramas and comedies.
However, there were other horizons to conquer. In 1996 Jack opened Center Stage Theatre, a privately-financed enterprise, as an alternative to the other Board-run not-for profit theaters in the area. In two years, Jack and his crew of faithful volunteers produced 15 productions including "Into The Woods", "La Cage aux Folles" and "Ruthless."
In 1998, Jack moved to California and now calls Los Angeles home. His first television role was on the popular sitcom "REBA" and he has followed that with other appearances on "The Mentalist", "The Tim & Eric Awesome Show", "My Name is Earl" as well as roles on the big screen. His commercial credits include those of both domestic and international.
