Charles M. Pepiton, M.F.A.

Professor of Theatre & Dance

Charles M Pepiton teaches courses on acting, directing, voice & movement, and devised performance. As a stage director, his interests revolve around creating new work and exploring the potential for theatre to engage across borders between people...

Portrait of Charles M. Peption, Ph.D.

Contact Information

Education & Curriculum Vitae

M.F.A., Directing, University of Idaho

B.A., Theatre Arts, Wayland University

Courses Taught

THEA 111: Acting I

THEA 120: Voice & Movement

THEA 193: FYS: Dangerous Drama

THEA 216: Advanced Acting

THEA 240: Theatre for Young Audiences

THEA 253: Directing I

THEA 293: ST: Devised Performance

THEA 294: Shakespeare in Performance

THEA 354: Directing II

THEA 432: CIS - Arts in the Community


Charles M Pepiton teaches courses on acting, directing, voice & movement, and devised performance. As a stage director, his interests revolve around creating new work and exploring the potential for theatre to engage across borders between people and cultures, between methods and disciplines. He is a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, having served in China from 2010-2012 where he directed cross-cultural productions of The Tempest and A Midsummer Night's Dream at Guizhou University. He works as Producing Artistic Director at Square Top Theatre. His directorial work with STT includes: Without Them I Am Lost, a feature-length documentary about a Norwegian community clinging to a fragile coastline in a rapidly changing world; Climbing Eros, a short documentary filmed in Greece about crossing distance and returning to earth; Koppmoll, a short documentary filmed in Norway about home, family, loss, and a nearly forgotten war; The Scent of a Thousand Rains by Damon Falke, a play in verse for an actor and a violinist; and Laura, or Scenes from a Common World, an experimental film and gallery installation.