Jonathan Elmore

Jonathan Elmore is an award-winning playwright and actor, screenwriter, musician, and author. He has been involved in theatre on and off since he was five years old. After high school, he took a hiatus from acting to play music in jazz and rock bands but returned to acting after several years. His stage acting credits include Frank Burns in M*A*S*H, Harpagon in Moliere's The Miser, Leslie in Edward Albee's Seascape, and King Henry II in The Lion in Winter. He has also been in a few films including Sledgehammer, Carnivale Creepshow, Ghost Under the Water and the film he wrote, Just Right. Jonathan is a published author with several poems, short stories, wine articles, and art reviews some of which can be seen on his website TalkingSimian.com. He has written numerous plays with four having been produced in Oklahoma. In 2013, his play Girl on the Train (Since changed to The Woman on the Train) was selected for and performed in the Short Play Festival in Stillwater, Oklahoma. In 2017, his play This Is Not A Suicide Note was selected for that Short Play Festival and won Best Play in the festival. See more of Jonathan's acting and writing at his website.