Andrew Roblyer took the stage in his first lead role at age six and made his directorial debut in his backyard one year later. Since then, his love of theater has grown to include a passion for exploring the nature of communication and relationship. While in college, Andrew founded and directed The Honorable Bards, the first entirely student-run theater company at Texas A&M University, and served as one of four student directors for the inaugural Student New Works Festival. In addition to working as an actor and director, Andrew has been teaching acting, speech, and debate to students across the country for seven years; Andrew's roster of students includes two national champion debaters. Most recently, he is the Founder and Artistic Director of This Is Water Theatre, the first professional, ensemble theater company in Bryan/College Station, TX.
Andrew Roblyer
Starting a Theater Company
Essay
Starting a Theater Company
Why You Failed & Getting People-Focused
23 June 2014
Drinking from a Firehose
Essay
Drinking from a Firehose
Trust and The High Dive—Part 4
29 November 2013
Drinking from a Firehose
Essay
Drinking from a Firehose
When it Rains, It Pours—Part 3
4 October 2013
Drinking from a Firehose
Series
Drinking from a Firehose
This twelve-part series is the year-long account of one young artist's efforts to start a theatre company.