Jeff Seabaugh (Director, Smoke on the Mountain) is an arts administrator, actor, director, playwright, and educator. Originally from Fairfield, California he spent his formative years in North Little Rock, Arkansas.  For the last five years he has been a theatre teacher at the Urban Institute of Mathematics in New York City.  He previously taught theatre at Henry Hudson JHS 125 in the Bronx.  He has also worked with theatre students at Dobbs Ferry Middle/High School, Bard College, and the Riverdale Country Day School.  He is the author of the play, In My Dreams, and the one man shows, How to Make an American Family (Midtown International Theatre Festival) and We Crazy, Right? (New York International Fringe Festival.)  Some of his favorite directing experiences have been at Hackmatack Playhouse in Berwick, Maine where Jeff directed, All Shook Up, Carousel, Bye Bye Birdie, The Trip to Bountiful, Driving Miss Daisy, Singin’ In The Rain, Seussical, Oliver, and The Music Man.  Jeff was a founding member of NativeAliens Theatre Collective, a former New York City theatre company dedicated to producing plays to give voice to the causes of marginalized communities. For NativeAliens Jeff directed Pillow Talk, Vieux Carre, A Loss of Color, The Velocity of Light, Swing Out Bernadette, and Southern Reckonings.  For eleven years, he served as the General Manager of Broadway.com.  Jeff holds a BFA in Theatre from the University of Memphis and a M.S. Ed in Educational Theatre from The City College of New York.