About Mickey Rowe

Mickey Rowe is a graduate of the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center (the 2010 Tony winner for regional theater) and a graduate of the University of Washington. Mickey has performed in eight productions with the Seattle Opera: Barber of Seville, Billy Budd, Tosca, Fallstaff, Turn of the Screw, Der Rosenkavalier, La Boheme, and I Puritani, four with the Seattle Children’s Theater, the second largest professional theater for young audiences in the country, The Cat in the Hat, The Wizard of Oz, Night of the Living Dead, and High School Musical, and has collaborated on and performed in world premiere productions at the Edinburgh International Festival Fringe and with the Washington Ensemble Theater. Mickey is a skilled stilt walker, unicyclest, juggler, tight rope walker, fire breather, and trained puppeteer with extensive stage combat experience. Mickey’s directing and acting work can also be seen at Arts on the Waterfront.