Rob Tucker

Rob Tucker is an active theater artist in the Philadelphia region. He has worked in the theater education departments of the Arden Theatre, the Walnut Street Theater, and Mainstage Center for the Performing Arts. In addition, he has given classes and workshops in music theory, musical theatre performance, and singing at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London; Drexel University, Philadelphia; and University of the Arts. He is currently the head of the Musical Theater minor program at UArts.

When he is not teaching, Tucker works as an actor, a musician, and a music director. His notable productions include: Twelfth Night (Shakespeare in Clark Park); The Light Princess, Pacific Overtures, Sweeney Todd (Arden Theatre Company); A New Brain (Theatre Horizon); Peter and the Starcatcher (Actors Theatre of Louisville); I Left My Heart … (Milwaukee Repertory Theater); Big Red Sun, Field Hockey Hot, Dogfight, A New Brain, The Life, The Secret Garden, Side Show (11th Hour Theatre Company); This Is The Week That Is (1812 Productions); Anyone Can Whistle (Prince Music Theater); and Margaret Garner (Philadelphia Opera Company). In London, Tucker’s notable productions include Drag Divas (West End), The Winter’s Tale, Othello, Racine’s Britannicus, Boxed & Bagged, The Bulwer Project, and Richard III. Other productions include Marie Christine, Merrily We Roll Along, We Tell the Story, Baby, Songs for a New World, and Carousel. Additionally, he has worked on the film The Blues Lover.